THE GREAT BOND SELLOFF, Explained in 6 Minutes

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Short video is great. You delivered your points effectively because your script was direct. Bravo

[@HaviccB]

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[@Richardcarlett]

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Stock market's returns often significantly outpace the rate of inflation. For example, the long-term inflation rate has run about 3.1% annually since 1913. That compares to a double-digit annual return from stocks. Stocks have been a good way to hedge against inflation.

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Frankly this 6-7 minute format is ideal for me. You presented very well, succinctly with all key information needed. Giving the option to then view a more in-depth/longer version would then allow your subscribers to access that on topics they wanted/needed more detail on. Well done 👍

[@ashariariya6516]

This 6 minutes is great, longer one always appreciated😊

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That's what she said...

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This shorter video is also very useful too. It is like the usage of a cheat sheet we use to remember some important points of any subject. Immensely appreciated 👍

[@ThePiemasteification]

Love the short format for 'news' topics. For complicated parts, just rewind and rewatch. Far more efficient than attempting to skip parts of a long video.

[@NewMoneyYouTube]

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[@RoyKent536]

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[@MegatPage]

Even if bond yields are increasing while stock prices are decreasing, the markets are still skeptical whether the Federal Reserve will stick to its goal to raise interest rates until inflation is under control. While I'm still debating whether to sell my $401k worth of equities, what is the best way to profit from the present down market?

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Yeah, financial advisors could make a lot of difference, particularly in a market such as this. Bonds are pretty unstable at the moment, but if you do the right math, you should be just fine. Bloomberg and other finance media have been recording cases of folks gaining over 250k just in a matter of weeks/couple months, so I think there are a lot of wealth transfer in this downtime if you know where to look. I have been using an FA since 2020, and I return at least $30k ROI, and this does not include capital gain.

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[@andrearae264]

What does it mean when he says investors are demanding higher yields on their investments? At 5:22.. Does that mean people are selling their stocks?

[@brianwhitehawker1756]

After a massive rally in stocks came and yields collapsed, bond yields and the major averages are higher on Wednesday. How do we deal with such market conditions? Typically my $2m worth of holdings go up 8% then lose 20% right after and the cycle continues.

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[@clairewinchestermurray]

With bonds overpriced, gold overpriced, real estate overpriced, the only place I found wise to put money is the stock market because from my experience it’s paid off more than any other investment I’ve gotten into.

[@Laurendon1]

Virtually everything is overly priced. I'm livid as to what to put money into that can bring me returns. I live paycheck to paycheck and I'm looking to have all that changed this year, as I want to have money work for me instead. Would you be kind enough to share your process?

[@clairewinchestermurray]

Herman Jonas is the brain behind my success. I've gotten into a plethora of assets with $43k spread across stocks (options and futures) for the short term and Roth IRA, index funds, and ETFs, for the long term. Now I sit back, and just reinvest at intervals while I handle my other businesses.

[@davecohn6407]

The largest stocks are the most expensive assets

[@jonrussell739]

I love shorter formats. Keep it bite sized. You can always link to another video explaining your other thoughts after you cover the "gist".

[@iMightyElephant]

Amazing video that simplifies a very complex topic. Well done.

[@DougImmel-y2x]

Great job mate. As a newbie the Short version was a good intro and I will now go back and look at longer ones. Big thank you and I subscribed.

[@X19-x5f]

This is a great way to introduce people to bonds. A deeper explanation should be done, but it should not me longer that 10 minutes. Thanks for posting this vid.

[@NoobTube4148]

Deeper and longer would be good too!

[@AndrewLetendre]

That's what she said

[@davidcrosthwaite]

@@AndrewLetendrebeat me to it 😂

[@wyelqo]

Excellent video thanks a lot ! We need more videos like that ( short instructional videos no fluff )

[@tommy35ss]

I think there is an implied disconnect here in this video between the Fed funds rate and long term bonds. I would say they are more connected than implied in this video. Long term bonds are heavily influences by short term bonds. Part of the reason the 'higher for longer' verbage is being shared around and bond yields are rising at the same time is because no one wants to buy a long term bonds at lower yields than short term. For example, why would someone buy a 10 year bond at 4% when the 2 year bonds are yielding 5% or more for the next 5 years? That has a massive impact on the 10-year treasury market.

[@kitnoCC]

Thanks for this short recap! Enjoyed it.

[@JeanSo-r8u]

Everyday, i am getting more interested in BONDS OF MOST POPULAR KIND. this is my first time in this sight, and impressive. easier and simpler for me to follow, i wish i can hear more and deeper, if i can.

[@atomicinv2]

In the 1,000 bond example was the math wrong? Shouldn't it be 4.1% if the bond value is 1200 not.9 and if 800, the yield should be 6.25 not 10?

[@a143r]

good catch i was thinking the same

[@adrianoh6485]

I like this direct n crisp explanation of the bond market. Tks n its excellent 👍

[@robevans2114]

I would like to know more about bond ETF. If you held for a long time would you ever get your principle back like holding an individual bond?

[@pradyumnsharma2700]

how does US govt/fed fund the repaying of bonds when they mature or the coupon rate in gen, do the just print money out of thin air?

[@GedemPippin]

Mate that was an awesome coverage of the topic, you explain this better than most, cheers

[@Anthoman001]

I listen to every video at 1.5x. [grin] So naturally I like the shorter format. [smile]

[@beatriceleigh28]

this is the best explanation that I've seen on this topic. Informative and succinct - thank you!

[@viabell1428]

Just found you, and really liked the short explanation.

[@AlexeyShevchenko]

short format is excellent

[@chrispaul3778]

If you don't find a means of multiplying your money, you will wake up one day and realize that the money you thought you had, had been exhausted. Investment is a ladder to climb the financial wall.

[@maxiecharles2842]

Am looking for something to venture into on a short term basis, I really need to create an alternate source of income, what do you think I should be buying?

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[@choopa1670]

Short format is great man

[@bobocsabin]

Great explanation ! Also a long version would be greatly appreciated !

[@bananabrosinc.7357]

both your videos are always a pleasure to watch long or short

[@martinkristiansen1672]

This was great -- but the countdown ticker moving so fast was a bit distracting :)

[@Jnoel608]

So is newly issued bonds represented on the bond market? Or is the bond market only for bonds already issued? The way I see it, is everyone is selling old bonds to buy new bonds.

[@trainman9119]

😮 Very good explanation

[@25MedCom]

I liked this short video, however really enjoy the deep dives as well.

[@cryptoslacker-464]

I like this format ❤

[@chrisevans2672]

I could listen to you talk about Bonds all day❤

[@georgetaylor2819]

While 6 minutes are good for an overview - your manner of explaining gives me the willingness to request that you now divide the topic into 6 to 10 minute segments and thus we get to understand more fully the differences and the methods we can use to navigate in the bond market. Treasury Notes, Bonds and Bills??

[@gosportsbetnet]

Great video but I'm confused. At around 4.20 you explained that as bonds are maturing this causes a decrease in supply. Assuming demand is constant doesn't that supply decrease increase bond prices? Thus causing yields to decrease?

[@curtb.]

Thanks for doing this stuff you make it sound very logical. Much appreciated it's helped me to put the whole bond thing into perspective and understand how it works which I'll admit is complicated for some of us.

[@Colin-pg2su]

Nice, Quicky! 👍👍

[@Drizzt573]

Both formats are helpful. You can deep dives and “explained in X minutes”.

[@dustythemexii5278]

6 min is great for most, idk if the time needed to make a longer version would be worth it to you but if you ever do make one ill watch it!

[@unFortunateSon21]

Great video. Shorter!! Thanks man

[@HitAndMissLab]

Love short format, because one focuses on essence. Long format just clutters with incomprehensible financial jargon.

[@dyslexicmammoth]

Keep doing in depth videos but add these short ones in too!

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In the past month, my "unexciting" index funds provided me with over $6,000 in dividends, giving me the option to spend without selling shares. Currently, I've opted to reinvest the dividends to acquire additional index funds for future growth.

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[@daisydaisy123765]

Nice, many bond explanations are not clear to me.

[@zephyrsimon]

I have not been able to find an easy to understand reason as to why the yields are going up in the treasuries. Are they somehow market determined? If so, what is the mechanism? I can only imagine reasons made by someone in a government that just goes "yea, the lower yields bonds are not seeing lots of buying, so maybe we'll just increase it a bit and let's see if people want it." Is that how it is?

[@jamesspaulding7580]

Excellent explanation!

[@jameslay1348]

So should you buy bonds now over stocks?

[@MikeGarciaMusic]

Nice job with the brief summary

[@Moltimer5050]

i enjoy both long and short videos :D

[@GorgiGR]

I don't understand why the Bond prices are falling (2:45), since the yield is going up. Higher and higher yields are something that investors look for, so there should be more demand for high-yielding Bonds, which should also drive the prices up.

[@ARyderK]

But ask yourself why the yield is going up? Supply and demand. Nobody wants us bonds. Only ones buying us bonds are the allies that are trying to keep it propped up to show face. After what us did to Russian holdings and gave it to Ukraine, the whole world is saying wow they can do that to us...

[@yirvee]

Bond prices and yields have an inverse relationship, meaning when one goes up, the other goes down. When bond yields increase, it means that newly issued bonds are offering higher interest rates. This makes existing bonds with lower interest rates less attractive to investors. As a result, the demand for these older, lower-yielding bonds decreases, causing their prices to fall.

[@charlier5225]

Speed was fine and info really well delivers

[@CrispinBac0n]

Perfect brief of the 'bear' essentials. Subscribed because of this and will certainly be making time to view your other bids👍

[@ericalederer5305]

Loved this shorter video and format. Thank you!

[@marcojuarez3358]

Fantastic insight 👏 thanks for posting.

[@detectiveofmoneypolitics]

Economic investigator Frank G Melbourne Australia is still watching this very informative content cheers Frank as subscriber 😊

[@raytailor9251]

Excellent explanation! New subscriber.

[@mpo87-h1c]

It’s nice to have a mix of videos: shorter summaries and deeper analysis 🙂

[@jonburton8054]

I have to listen to things 2 or 3 times, I like short, longer videos have an upside ad well

[@luckymaggie6594]

Will this time be different?

[@JayZes11]

Great explanation!

[@HamishHodder]

thank u!

[@lilblackduc7312]

@@HamishHodder What the Hell, fella?!?! 🤔😳 I've been watching tutorial videos for months, trying to get past all that crap I learned in high school. I pause, look up terms & definitions. I just learned enough to invest money in C.D.s at BoA. But...for the first time ever, I immediately understood "coupon" within the first 2 minutes of this video!!! Where have you been in the last 2yrs of me trying to learn this stuff???? Anyway, a 65yr-old fossil thanks you...🇺🇸 👍☕

[@iamnickmartin]

I like it. And now I’m ready for a deeper dive. Thanks

[@BironClark]

Great explanation. Perfect length/format.

[@Aussiecarravaning]

Great short video

[@incurableromantic4006]

Excellent, succinct explanation. Thanks.

[@PS-Straya_M8]

Hi Hamish, just found your channel and really enjoying your videos. Was wondering if you could add something in the About section of your channel so viewers can appreciate where you have gained your great knowledge e.g. University, career etc. Thanks 😁

[@SusieO]

Liked the shorter explanation - good stuff.

[@owenpeters2951]

Really liked the quick video mate 👍🏻

[@MsGordon01]

Thanks for this video. I definitely want a longer version.

[@uzarh]

Hi, thank you so much for the explanation, just a request for more deep analysis videos but thanks a lot.

[@VincentTurner]

New format good :)

[@genevafrench]

short vid pls - loved this one!

[@julienootbaar9622]

Very good, informative and helpful

[@christopherdurling6936]

Love the short video mate

[@gabotano]

Great Video 👌

[@RILnWILLS]

Something is not right... getting $50 a year based on an $800 investment is not a 10.3% return, and getting $50 a year based on a $1200 is not a 0.9% return. 1:45 in the video.

[@kurtkurt3626]

Deeper and longer, always appreciated!

[@ErfanTabrizi]

Great explanatory video

[@mrfacespace]

Where did you actually explain why there is a bond sell off?

[@brodyalden]

Thanks Hamish

[@samaita]

Short, sharp 🎖️

[@kobusvr]

Thanks mate. Good one captain.

[@jessiemorton4219]

Any information is good information. Make yourself a good day

[@abhishekmohite216]

I personally would have liked a longer video from you, as now I will have to subscribe to The Plain Bagel and Patrick Boyle too 😅

[@Jake65Kelly]

Excellent Hamish. I think I understand now

[@johnkennedy528]

Very good, thank you!

[@jonicearline]

This was great!

[@damirgarifullin6877]

I like how you show US geoverment and then displaying picture of Moscow City 2:14 :D

[@MELOSINCE87]

LOVED THIS FORMAT . STR8 TO THE POINT

[@scotts6067]

Very good vid.

[@wesleysanders8570]

nice, good primer!

[@williammacdonald5890]

Thank you

[@Haitiancowboyhtx]

6 min is great