Warren Buffett Explains How To Invest During High Inflation

[@NicomaYoung]

Stretching the holding period from 12 months to five years and you’re more likely to make money. Between the brief period of time, only a few five-year periods would have resulted in a loss in the S&P 500. A 10-year holding period performed even better, with returns averaging about 13%-and zero negative returns. So the longer the holding period, the more likely you are to make money. Have a look at these numbers. For example From 1928 to 2021, treasury bonds rose in 76 of those years while stocks rose in 69. This reflects the short-term volatility the stock market experiences despite rewarding investors with higher returns than the bond market over the long term. so you see it is also about the perfect timing

[@Stephaniemac-cc8wc]

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[@Dorathyforest]

When the case of volatility set in one must try and understand the different ways to handle and settle the possible risk that may arise but first understanding the basics and how volatility works can really guide against challenges like this. Therefore Volatility is a statistical measure of the dispersion of returns for a given security or market index. In most cases, the higher the volatility, the riskier the security. Volatility is often measured from either the standard deviation or variance between returns from that same security or market index. From this you can know the exact period to trade on withdrawal from a trader.

[@CharlseRansom]

Looking at the the securities markets, volatility is often associated with big swings in either direction. For example, when the stock market rises and falls more than 1% over a sustained period of time, it is called a volatile market. An asset’s volatility is a key factor when pricing options contracts and many can still make huge gains during these periods of proper decisions are made.

[@GabrielKnox-er4yt]

Nevertheless the properly examined market can be captured and the right task followed to minimize losses. One way to measure an asset’s variation is to quantify the daily returns (percent move on a daily basis) of the asset. Historical volatility is based on historical prices and represents the degree of variability in the returns of an asset. This number is without a unit and is expressed as a percentage. One should take note of it.

[@GabrielKnox-er4yt]

That's why at some point I prefer learning the basics of each trade I don't really understand from someone well established in the field.

[@mamafane4584]

I used to think everybody went broke during the Great Depression and other major crashes but they didn’t… Some made millions, I also thought everybody went out of business during these times but they didn’t, some went into business, there's always depression/recession for some people and there's always a good time for others, it's all about perspective.

[@loukache7244]

@Eric Mckoy Thanks for the contributions, I just skimmed through Donna Lorraine’s webpage, interesting stuff, wrote her an email.

[@AgueroBankz]

I’m 55 from southeastern Ohio but worked overseas all my life. I have savings of $1,000,000 and I'm ready for retirement, only concerned about the soaring inflation. Is this enough to retire comfortably, or do I need some sort of money management? -

[@carolynrose1816]

I would get money management just in case. You’re only 55. I think the average life execting in the US is 77.5 years, but many people live well into their 80s so that $1 million has to last you all of that and the unforeseen. $1m is a great start though. Good for you!

[@SaintYvess]

This is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors I can connect with? I'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation

[@JordanReam8186]

Thank you for the lead. I searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.

[@gilbertedward]

Because it directly impacts people's cost of living, which they instantly experience, inflation is much more destructive to people than a declining stock or real estate market. The tremendous pessimism of the market attitude at the moment is not surprising. Assistance is essential if we are to live in the economy of today.

[@patrickperez7387]

Because I am having so much trouble navigating the market, I think I may use some extra help. I may need some advice on where to invest my money as the majority of my assets have already been sold.

[@brettfleetwood2539]

You have contradicted yourself - “inflation is destructive”, yet your cure is “essential assistance”- which in itself is inflationary!

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[@suntzu6122]

@@brettfleetwood2539 Unless no money is printed. Which is the only thing that causes inflation. That 'assistance' could very well mean 'deleting the federal reserve AKA the biggest scam in modern history'.

[@michealwrubell4302]

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[@martingiavarini]

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[@martingiavarini]

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[@Oly_laura]

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[@tmt2058]

The real question is where do we look

[@DonaldMark-ne7se]

The only American who won't acknowledge this Administration's failed economic policies is Joe Biden. "Shrink-flation' is the least of our worries compared to rising rents and stagnant wages, but it is an undeniable indicator of how bad our inflation has gotten. I have $100k that i like to invest in a non-retirement account, any advice on that?

[@Jamessmith-12]

I would avoid index funds, mutual funds, and specific stocks for the time being. Right now, the best option is a fixed income of five percent. Put money aside for the times when the market really starts to bounce back.

[@JacquelinePerrira]

The best course of action if you lack market knowledge is to ask a consultant or investing coach for guidance or assistance. Speaking with a consultant helped me stay afloat in the market and grow my portfolio to about 65% since January, even though I know it sounds obvious or generic. I believe that is the most effective way to enter the business at the moment.

[@kevinmarten]

please who is the consultant that assist you with your investment and if you don't mind, how do I get in touch with them?

[@JacquelinePerrira]

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[@kevinmarten]

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[@debbygradley25]

Making an investment might appear simple, but identifying the best stock without a tried-and-true strategy might be difficult. My $210K portfolio has been growing over time, but the biggest barrier is the lack of defined entry and exit strategies. Any advice in this area would be greatly appreciated.

[@JenniferDavis7630]

Investing in different kinds of assets can mitigate risk more effectively than placing all of your capital in one. See a financial professional if you don't comprehend finances well enough.

[@EthanBrown_23]

Several individuals minimize the importance of counsel until their own feelings become overwhelming. A few summers ago, following a protracted divorce, I needed a significant push to keep my firm afloat. I looked for licensed advisors and found someone with the highest qualifications. She has contributed to my reserve increasing from $275k to $850k despite inflation.

[@danieltaylor--65]

You seem to comprehend the market better than we do, so that makes great sense. Who is the coach?

[@EthanBrown_23]

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[@Angelinacortez495]

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[@MarcusFred-wn3iv]

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[@harrisonjamie794]

In my opinion, venturing into a good investment is not just a strategy for generating passive income but a profitable saving method for future expenses. Those who fail to make the right decisions early in life end up regretting it. Nevertheless, investing can be difficult and risky doing it solely, For this reason, I advise seeking help from professionals(financial advisors). It’s not just watching videos and reading investment books the challenge is using them well.

[@MarcusFred-wn3iv]

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[@harrisonjamie794]

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[@harrisonjamie794]

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[@jenniferkyle6036]

You have to get a financial-advisor/broker to aid you diversify your portfolios to include commodities, inflation-indexed bonds and stocks of companies with solid cash flows, as opposed to growth stocks where valuations were based on future potential earnings.

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[@paulharold6721]

Nobody can become financially successful overnight. They put in background work but we tend to see the finished part. Fear is a dangerous component, hindering us from taking the bold steps we need in other to reach our goals.

[@henrygarcia1792]

I think it's not always about fear, Sometimes realistic factors discourage people from reaching their goals in life. For instance, I've tried investing in the stock market several times but always got discouraged by fluctuations of stock value

[@veramonique1724]

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[@randydl4238]

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[@veramonique1724]

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[@randydl4238]

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[@MrIzmirli35]

Turkey is now a real good example. The official inflation is like 18% but the unofficial is 36%. If you invest a mutual fund and earn %25 a year, you are actually losing purchasing power of your money

[@shuzhenyan4458]

But if you don’t invest, your money is worth even less

[@donkalzone6671]

But investing in foreign stocks/funds should be a good hedge against inflation in their currency. Unfortunately, they will have to pay a lot in capital gain taxes... Wonder how the blackmarket is performing there

[@MrIzmirli35]

@@donkalzone6671 capital gain taxes from mutual funds, precious metals and goverment bonds but not eurobonds have %0 till end of July 2021 in Turkey

[@christopherbeddoe406]

If the basis of your evaluation is A currency with 36% inflation than you are looking at a company posting a 10% loss if the increase in stock price in that currency is only 26%. There is nothing preventing you from buying in Turkish Lira and selling for Euro. With out of control inflation all my money will go into my investment account immediately.

[@joostvoncken950]

If you also have a big mortgage, plus the mentioned investments, hurray!

[@endeavorparis8653]

One thing I always have at the back of my head is the Rockefeller's advice on how to earn during times like this; while others are panicking and selling or holding, just go a different route and invest right now, there's no better time.

[@andreashallow7785]

I was really hopeful of my investments this year, but all my plans has been disoriented, I've been studying the market crashes and I realized some investors made millions from the recent 2008 recession and I was wondering if such success rate could be achieved in this present market.

[@elizabethantonaccio3835]

@@andreashallow7785 Yes, if you go short against the market you’d make such success.

[@edensisters9453]

@@andreashallow7785 First thing to do is follow up on market trends and choose the right assets

[@angelinvestia2056]

@@andreashallow7785 The ups and downs actually makes it a good time to invest.

[@clintonsparks8431]

@@andreashallow7785 Even with the right technique and assets some investors would still make more than others, as an investor, you should’ve know that by now, nothing beats experience and that’s final, personally I had to reach out to a tutor/market analyst for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account to $250,000 in 7-8months, withdraw my profit right before the market crash and now I’m buying again. A lot of successful Investors actually do this, but won't say.

[@d3m0n876]

I'll help everyone here, banks tend to do well

[@calmedy4035]

This is pure calmedy guys don’t actually follow the advice

[@d3m0n876]

Just from a business perspective, banks don’t have to go out and buy product or sell it at a higher price they just make money on interest so inflation doesn’t hit them as hard , all they sell is money... and the government keeps giving them more so they actually get more “product”. When there is inflation

[@calmedy4035]

@@d3m0n876 but the product is worth less, therefore it is less in demand. Wouldn’t they be struggling ?

[@takatsu5]

I actually think this is a good idea but I'd change "banks" to "financial companies". Since cash, money market, CDs aren't doing well due to both low rates and now some inflation, people are going to look to financial companies to invest in something such as possibly TIPS or a REIT, which equals more business. Second due to Fed actions and stimulus a lot of people have extra money they might want to invest rather than just spend.

[@hawtwax]

Soooo no hyper growth tech?

[@oliviaralston1]

You work for 40yrs to have $1M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K in a meme coin from just few months ago and now they are multimillionaires......

[@dustireller3953]

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[@aprilclaudette2057]

You are right. Been thinking of going into gold and cyptocurrency

[@thylda7877]

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[@lucymartin881]

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[@livefreeordie5769]

Vanguard index funds. Gold & Silver bullion. I'm happy with my choice. 30 years on and wouldn't change a thing.

[@Cheeks63091]

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[@devouring2772]

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[@Freedomthirtyfiveblog]

2 things to look for in a business during periods of high inflation according to Warren Buffett: 1) The ability to increase prices rather easily without fear of significant loss of market share or volume. 2) The ability to accommodate large dollar volume increases in business with only minor additional investment of capital. Basically look for companies that have competitive advantages, are scalable, and can pass on the cost of inflation to end users. Examples: Apple, Facebook, Microsoft.

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[@SonuSharma-zl9bg]

Could you please explain the 2nd point

[@Freedomthirtyfiveblog]

​@@SonuSharma-zl9bg The second point refers to growing business sales without spending a lot of extra costs. For example if you make a software for people to use you don't need to spend a lot of money to get it into the hands of 10x more customers. The product is already there. You just have to provide new customers with a license and a copy, and maybe some support. On the other hand if your business is selling ice cream, you can't increase your sales 10x or 100x without spending a lot of extra capital for managing supplies, equipment, ingredients, additional logistics, store fronts, and human resources to serve your product.

[@madzyadzy07]

Your “real return” might be diminished because of inflation. But it’s still better than having cash that’s not in an environment where it has the opportunity to grow. I’d say a lot of people try to time exits and entries around inflation, but I’d much rather just ride the wave of the long term.

[@CaribbeanMischief]

Was wondering when I would find a comment where someone pointed this out

[@robklein583]

Timing does count quite a bit. If I invested $1000 in 1932 I would live in a palace now. If I invested $1000 in 1929 I would still be living in a trailer....

[@madzyadzy07]

That’s an unrealistic example. That example assumes that the $1000 is your only money and you’ve no other source of income to continue to invest in 1930,31,32 etc.

[@nocrtname]

@rob Klein if you invested $1000 in March 1929 and left it in the s&p 500 with dividends reinvested you would have $5.6 million today.

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[@jonasrominger3065]

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[@APokeInTheEye]

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[@bl9531]

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[@jeffnoble1218]

You don't invest in stocks during periods of inflation, you invest in assets. Real things that have real value. Those things will adjust in price with the valuing and devaluing of currency. Land is the best example. This being said, if you're going to be holding onto the stock for ten years, then go ahead and buy stocks. The objective during times of inflation is not to increase your wealth/purchasing power, it's to not lose any of it.

[@XRP999]

Thoughts on reits and financial stocks moving forward?

[@alphaomega7891]

>> Real things that have real value. Those things will adjust in price with the valuing and devaluing of currency. Land is the best example. Raw land doesn't produce any income, and has holding costs (Local Taxes). I don't disagree, but better, IMHO, to go with something that produces income that offsets holding costs. Rentable farmland, woodland, houses, apartments, mobile home parks, storage parks, etc. are just some alternative ideas.

[@todosube]

Stocks are assets Or am I missing something 😂 Grab the ones w good along term dividends history and ride the wave to the top baby

[@matteomannini1205]

You can also buy bond linked to inflation.

[@notninja97]

1:45 I personally don't think this applies to stocks as inflation decreases the purchasing power of the dollar but in the stock market you're not holding the dollar you're holding shares of a business. Inflation is a direct result of the fed printing money and causes the prices of everything to go up. This also causes the prices of stocks to go up because hypothetically if the fed gave someone infinite money and they started buying millions of shares of AAPL. The people selling those shares would start to think they can raise the amount they ask for when selling a share(I believe this is happening right now in the stock market just on a smaller scale). This is why I think inflation effects stocks because it increases the demand for shares therefor raising the price.

[@curtisrandolph6580]

There is a book out called “Illusions of Wealth “ that would agree with you.

[@fredatlas4396]

I don't think the current inflation is caused by the fed printing money. We've had ultra low interest rates and unprecedented levels of quantitative easing since 2009, but inflation has only really recently started rising 13 yrs later. I think the real reason for the current surge in inflation is pent up demand in the economy since the covid pandemic and lockdowns etc. Loads of people in well payed jobs, working from home etc during the pandemic, and unable to spend their money. So they saved a lot of money as they couldn't go on their holidays, or out to restaurants, shopping etc etc And then the lockdowns lifted, things returned to normal and those people were able to start spending all that money they had saved, supply and demand. There was suddenly a big demand for many things including oil. Plus energy companies and other businesses, and builders etc started profiteering, ripping people off

[@chrishasty1444]

I think there's a big, obvious, thing you missed here. Even if a non dollar-denominated asset sees no real gains during inflation that's still much better than holding cash and seeing your real purchasing power undermined. In other words, sometimes you have to chose between the lesser of two evils.

[@robklein583]

Yes Chris. I would rather lose 3% on a stock due to inflation than lose 10% on cash due to the same inflation.

[@nzzenith]

No, he said that in most videos.

[@James-ip5gz]

@@nzzenith except this one

[@ericjohn5072]

New money, thats a lovely and educating video. i really want to start trading on my own, i will be needing an advice, i think

[@kimcheng7452]

i started following investment videos online last year, its been lovely though sometimes tedious, when i first started, i lost a whole of money because i thought i could do it on my own, it was a form of learning though. but when i saw a financial advisor on an interview on the TV, it was much profiting and easier.

[@ericjohn5072]

@@kimcheng7452 i knew about Financial advisors earlier last year, i contacted one but his charges was so much so i decided to do away with the advisory scheme. i would be needing a pocket friendly FA, how do i meet them?

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[@ericjohn5072]

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[@nateisright]

Great explanation of inflation’s effects on people. Policy makers trade our long term well being for short term pleasure all the time. You can tell it’s happening when they start harping about “crisis” and “emergency”, or the more recently fabricated “too big to fail”. Starting with the most powerful, in descending order we are given some “stimulus” to smooth out the bumps, they say. But when regular people start getting thousands of dollars/euros/marks in the mailbox, you know savers are going to pay for it all. Soon.

[@fredatlas4396]

Who are these regular people who are receiving free money, I certainly don't know any, and an awful lot of people here in the UK could seriously do with some help with their bills etc right now

[@reasonerenlightened2456]

In time of inflation one should purchase valuable stuff beforehand. (like good businesses, good education, lots of materials and other resources, etc.) But you have to have a mountain of money in advance to spend on valuable stuff, meaning, you need a lot of luck to be born and live with a very rare set of circumstances. There is also the free access problem called "the free market" that makes most people poor as any free access problem does.

[@FProductions64]

Commodities (due to increasing prices), real estate and financial stocks (because we will most likely have higher interest rates as a result).

[@jenniferwilson5358]

I found the breakdown of Warren Buffett quotes incredibly helpful. Thanks

[@chaigtin259]

5:24 Inflation makes fixed-interest rate loans easier to pay off, because the loan payment amount remains the same over time, while prices go up around you (e.g. rent).

[@insofferente]

Assuming that your salary is somehow linked to inflation.... Not the case here

[@chaigtin259]

@@insofferente I agree. It's best to avoid depending on salary to pay back debt, and establish multiple income streams before taking on any debt. If an investor's income stream is not from a business that has the ability to raise prices in step with inflation (i.e. from a business that has "pricing power"), then even a fixed-interest rate loan would not become easier to pay off. Unpredictable high inflation can even cause problems for well-diversified investors with multiple such income streams because the government may unexpectedly impose excess-profits taxes (while at the same time exacerbating the supply shortage by issuing economic stimulation to consumers).

[@Lilyoregon]

Many investors were chastened by the big stock market drop in 2008-2009. Eleven years later, a lot of these investors are still not back in the market. Instead, they may be earning just a few percentage points in bonds or CDs. That's not a recipe for growing a nest egg that will provide for a comfortable retirement or fund your children's education.

[@pilgrim2394]

I continue to remain on the longer-term buy side I will continue to do so, of course, expecting the normal corrections, or shakeouts or fadeouts, but I am more optimistic on investing in the stock market now than ever.

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[@devouring2772]

I think simple on this matter. Needs over wants. People will buy needs over wants when money is tight. When it comes down to having food in the house or having an iphone. I don't care how good a tech company runs. Ya it may be great but needs always come first. It's nice having electric in the house, running water and food.

[@Yahoo886]

Perhaps but in todays world iPhone or any smart phone has become a necessary commodity. Its a computer, a payment system, banking system, E commerce, a phone, can run a business from them, a calendar/contacts, camera, video, entertainment, texting, emailing, social media, news device…etc…I would argue not to many people in modern times will live without one. Our whole life is on these phones. In digital world we live in has become a need and will be more needed as we continue to advance.

[@muzerhythm2242]

MOST informative and yet explained at a level for us novices. Thank you!😁

[@Miata822]

First an error- Inflation makes existing debt _Easier_ to pay off as the real value of the funds owed and interest paid decreases. Main point- Inflation is a crummy time for investors but not nearly as crummy as it is for those who hold cash. Investing, even at a negative real return, is better than holding cash and watching it lose value. It can be a risky time to invest as you point out, some businesses will suffer. On the other hand, changing market conditions *always* brings new opportunities.

[@suntzu6122]

Did you get a 20% raise in the 18 months the federal reserve deleted 20% of the value of the dollar? NO????? Then your debt is HARDER to pay off not easier. EVERY stock or thing you would invest in is tied to inflation. Outside of maybe bitcoin. Which is why if you look at the stock market and compare to inflation, stocks might be up 10% in a year.. that inflation is up 9%. Meaning they essentially barely broke even with this joke / scam system.

Here's what's worrying: Buffett has previously clearly expressed that long periods of low inflation will result in higher real returns for investors. And conversely, in high-inflation periods, real returns for investors can get to very low numbers. But the good news is that the best businesses in the world that can pass on increased costs to customers and some can even increase prices faster than the rate of inflation. Your job is to find them (and then not to overpay) - sound simple but can be very hard.

[@reasonerenlightened2456]

In time of inflation one should purchase valuable stuff beforehand. (like good businesses, good education, lots of materials and other resources, etc.) But you have to have a mountain of money in advance to spend on valuable stuff, meaning, you need a lot of luck to be born with and live within a very rare set of circumstances. There is also the free access problem called "the free market" that makes most people poor as any free access problem does.

[@conors4430]

Inflation has to happen, we’ve been in a race to the bottom for 20 or 30 years if not longer, there’s nothing more to cut and the credit cards are maxed out and people aren’t getting paid enough relative to cost. It sucks it’s unpleasant but we have done it to ourselves with crazy policies that have lower wages, raised prices and prioritised risk over quality of life.

[@53Strat]

We are getting a new system, if they could not use corona to propose it it would have been something else.

[@playingviking8983]

Or, we just printed a few trillion, leading to even more inflation.

[@saxonfitness2917]

You mean the governments did it to us..?

[@Bokuma01]

Interest rates can go negative?

[@foogentog]

This is al by design. Catering to the worst in humanity. Welfare, “free” money. This is all to steer nations in a certain direction.

[@rougerambo7596]

Well researched content, good presentation and editing, kept my attention till the end! Thanks - ,keep it up

[@aiden9472]

"The best passive investment is a good business." - Buffet "So you have to increase your skills and make a lot of money." - You

[@MoneywithDan]

But a good business isn’t passive. A good business pursues business opportunities aggressively and wins in its market. Brendon is saying the individual needs to do the same and make yourself more valuable in the work you do now. For most, the best way of building their personal capital is doing a great job and keep improving for a business that is constantly finding ways to minimise its costs, including removing non productive employees.

[@BradKaellner]

Biggest takeaway for combatting a high inflation environment: Make yourself more valuable

[@MikeyPaper]

Cheap cop-out answer.

[@Impiyashx]

MOST informative and yet explained at a level for us novices. Thank you!

[@SusannaStuart]

The increasing prices have impacted my plan to retire at 62, work part-time, and save for the future. I'm concerned about whether those who navigated the 2008 financial crisis had an easier time than I am currently experiencing. The combination of stock market volatility and a decrease in income is causing anxiety about whether I'll have sufficient funds for retirement.

[@Nicholascroft1]

Rising prices have thrown a wrench into my retirement plans. Originally, I aimed to retire at 62, work part-time, and stash away savings for the future. Now, I'm fretting over whether those who weathered the 2008 financial crisis had it easier than I do now. With the stock market swinging wildly and my income shrinking, I'm plagued by worries about whether I'll have enough money to retire comfortably.

[@josietam1772]

Thanks for a great video. regarding using Stock broker, do investors actually own the stock "directly" when buy through brokerage?

[@jackmoore778]

Run a search with his name, He will tell you everything you need to know about his servce from his talegram user. .

[@jackmoore778]

Hazimarshad.

[@Oyimsbaba]

The saying is "when you seek you will find" ... As a new investor, I'm so glad I found this channel. Great explanation videos, overall great content, keep up the good work!

[@curtisrandolph1887]

Stock market is gambling and a fraud.

[@reasonerenlightened2456]

In time of inflation one should purchase valuable stuff beforehand. (like good businesses, good education, lots of materials and other resources, etc.) But you have to have a mountain of money in advance to spend on valuable stuff, meaning, you need a lot of luck to be born with and luck to live within a very rare set of circumstances. There is also the free access problem called "the free market" that makes most people poor as any free access problem does.

[@usayeed727]

This is actually phenomenal advice from you. I love your videos bro!

[@__Wanderer]

In Venezuela even good jobs like being a Dr. / Nurse etc don't earn living wages - high inflation will outstrip any profession... so have to slightly disagree with Buffett a bit on that.

[@Teamshmo]

It's still your best option as I doctor is always gonna be more valuable than the amazon delivery guy

[@__Wanderer]

@@Teamshmo In a severe inflationary scenario those that handle in the black market are probably those that are considered "most valuable". I understand the gist but with hyperinflation everything loses meaning.

[@nzzenith]

He said up-skill. Or learn to fly, and get somewhere you'll be paid more.

[@__Wanderer]

@@nzzenith true, sadly some don't want to leave their life, country and family behind.

[@nzzenith]

@@__Wanderer interesting that venusuala has loads of gold. Maybe they wanted to go to gold currency, but elite who own and run the banks created an opportunity to buy actual V Gold super super cheap now.

[@kenshinhimura5906]

I'm from Trinidad and Tobago and there are no investing tools online that allow us to invest. These companies need to remember us, we want to invest. To do anything in this country, there is a high barrier of entry and its very tough for poor persons to get ahead.

[@XRP999]

Buy vanguard products

[@siyaqin1791]

Investing in cryptocurrencies is not complicated, you just need to buy and hold, but the risk is higher

[@Metal_Stacking]

Real estate is greatest hedge against inflation. Imo. Hyperinflation situation like we may very well be heading towards could be gold and silver is best bet.

[@mreli3898]

Are you investing in real estate

[@MrPhantomPete]

Infrastructure ETFs could be a good option because they are monopolies that cannpass on costs to consumers. I have been in the Vanguard global infrastructure index fund since 1st Feb and already have 7% return including automatic dividend reinvestment.

[@nevmcc3884]

I backed No3 in the fifth. It won. So far I have increased my investment by 200% this year as its odds were 2:1

[@MrPhantomPete]

@@nevmcc3884 Congratulations. I'm glad that it's working out for you 😂

[@Movieclipper13]

Would it be a bad idea to apply for a loan during a recession or even during a inflation

[@TruckingaccrossUSA]

Ever find the answer? I’m thinking of getting a 15k loan for 6% right now that inflation going high, so I can have cash for any opportunity. Cause with inflation that 6% will be ate right?

[@Movieclipper13]

@@TruckingaccrossUSA Never got an answer, with who i'm getting it from is a credit union not bank, i've been told by them they take on the inflation issues the bigger risks more than their customers would face.

[@Movieclipper13]

@@TruckingaccrossUSA Never got an answer, with who i'm getting it from is a credit union not bank, i've been told by them they take on the inflation issues the bigger risks more than their customers would face.

[@ericadaniel3031]

Hello. good day everyone. Just want to illuminate everyone through this comment section, in few months or no time people will definitely be kicking themselves in regret for missing the opportunity to buy stocks or invest in cryptocurrency. Covid19 Pandemic should be a big warning and an eye opener to everyone to engage on a side hustle despite your normal daily job. Can i see a Hello from my fellow investors??

[@dwigodar4845]

You're making allot of sense here ma

[@angelinavaron3958]

Well said

[@jacksonlinda9943]

Investing makes up the top-notch hemisphere of wealth, that is more reason one should save and invest to secure our future

[@pt.unimachindonesia808]

Job will pay your bills, business will make you rich but investment makes and keep you wealthy. The future is unpredictable.

[@ericadaniel3031]

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[@Nirvanaattainer54]

Feds saying 'high inflation is coming', is like breaking a dam with a hammer then saying a flood is coming.

[@beeinvestor3709]

A 'balanced portfolio' looks different also based on investor's age (which dictates the investment goals). The mistake one can make is extrapolate one's advice not thinking on the target audience that one was addressing to.

[@CGAZ66]

Agreed. I am near retirement and Now thinking wtf do I do so I dont lose it during a upcoming crash.

[@fredatlas4396]

Bee Investor I have 40% of my portfolio in UK gilts etf. I'm following a simple 60% equity /40% bond portfolio. But this year so far my bond etf is down 24% and I think it may well have further to fall. I ileats thought bonds were supposed to be the safer part of the portfolio. I'm learning the hard way now. It's not easy without a crystal ball. I guess I just have to stick to the strategy and keep rebalancing once a year, & hope things turn out OK longer term

[@cormactaylor9539]

Pasta is probably the best inflation hedge

[@wc3815]

Company with moat 8:14, invest in yourself 12:00

[@christinecomins]

This was an excellent explanation and has really helped me with my finance assignment thankyou!!!

[@quanaonamepxingiarefcshop-8016]

So exciting . Thanks for your sharring 👍👍

[@solosailorsv8065]

From Germany's currency crash 1923; (yes, some of the smartest people on the planet and experienced bankers too) "A growing percentage of government debt thus found its way into the vaults of the central bank and an equivalent amount of printing press money into people's cash holdings. In short, the central bank was monetizing the growing government debt." But today, that situation is GLOBAL

[@GrayFoxGamingHD]

Farms , Food , Reits and Gold should give you a good hedge against inflation.

[@pattylovecakez7692]

You’re awesome….the examples make the subject easier, not boring, and breaks it down. I know I would be sleeping through my finance courses in school and hardly understanding anything.

[@scott-vo4dy]

Buffet is the ultimate Swamp Creature insider. He owned the washington post in the late seventies and has remained a government insider ever since. The oracle from Omaha has used his washington contacts to his advantage. (See the Berk Hath railroad purchase just before a Ca. Energy bill made it a brilliant purchase.)

[@rodrigoizaguirre9578]

Warren Buffett just laaaaaid the grounds for the best SkillShare in video ad I've ever seen in minute 10:50

[@NewMoneyYouTube]

Haha so true. Imagine if I just ripped into a skillshare sponsored bit after that. 🤣

[@rodrigoizaguirre9578]

@@NewMoneyKZbin I was sooo sure it was coming, would have been amazing haha. Thanks for the awesome videos, they are very informative and super fun to watch!

[@terrie001]

Buy Home Depot. They are huge and they can pass the cost down to consumers easier than other smaller competitors. Look at their recent earning call and exceeding comp sales. Or look at their stock chart. It literally took off into the sky.

[@humphreylinda2565]

Thx for the great content...So how do I increase my buying power passively?

[@humphreylinda2565]

I'm very new on telegram?how do I access it?

[@winstonsmith11]

@Pinned by New Money Someday, I hope people like you are banned from the platform permanently.

[@DavidEVogel]

Welcome to ScamTube.

[@Owsryudie]

Buffet explains, we watch!

[@theonlyakuma]

Try to listen instead

[@fredluck9520]

Every Tom, Dick and Harry uses Buffett's name to get us to watch their stupid video

[@dotmarceo]

Exactly.

[@dotmarceo]

@@fredluck9520 True, true. I thought it would be all Buffett.

[@fredluck9520]

@@dotmarceo me too!

[@bluegtturbo]

I agree with you up to your Apple example. There comes a point where consumers already cash strapped simply cannot afford to upgrade their iPhone and it is a discretionary spend.

[@RobsMetals]

Buffet doesn't like gold, but gold is the easiest thing to maintain purchasing power during high inflation

[@rosskline]

Financial advisor here 👋🏻. Good video. Nice info 👍🏻

[@familygene9030]

As a child in the late 1930s part of my toy box was a bundle of stock certificates worth a million in 1929 and worth zero in 1931

[@tobybrown1179]

We will see this again, and it will n Ouse superannuation or 401k funds as well… Anyone say retirement?

[@jevcampbell2301]

Long time watcher 1st time commenter. Content is top notch. 👌 appreciate the content.

[@ilFrancotti]

Buffet, in some way or the other, is always talking about Apple.

[@innosanto]

He is usually talling about coca cola.

[@rightangletriangle3188]

Very informative. Currently I have pulled out a big portion of my holdings in bond portfolios since I don't think the yield paid is justified for the rising inflation risk. I use the fund to sell SPY puts at strike price $390, $380 and will keep roll up the contract if they don't get assigned. I think equity is the best inflation hedge. Among them especially the growth stocks since they can commend their price better, and can raise money from the market with relatively low cost. Example will be Apple's extremely low bond yields.

[@wric01]

Half buffet (safe) and half Peter lynch investment (growth bigger payout) strategies makes more sense.

[@nickcce]

Buy a landed property in Sydney or Melbourne where the house prices outpace any inflation. Last year houses grew more than 20%. Can't go wrong there. RBA keeps interest near zero. So no worries. Buy more houses, folks. Safest investment, but houses not apartment. Apartment in Sydney keeps cracking up.

[@davidwilliams8263]

“Burry’s Bets” thank you 🙏🏼

[@Riverinegirl]

Very informative 😊

[@taggthis]

Thank you, I am just about to make my first index fund purchase via vanguard. I intend to invest long term and just leave the funds ‘locked away’ for at least 5 years forgetting about it. I am just getting slightly stuck on how I balance my percentage portfolio between equity vs bonds. Low risk is good for me. Any tips or related videos you can recommend?

[@FTATF]

To say inflation is a crummy time for investors is only halfway true... imagine the people who just hold cash in the bank... or don't have any money.

[@davidportnoy3237]

Everyone told me I was crazy for investing in farmland. Now they keep asking me how to invest in farmland.

[@bernardrubble8703]

Do stocks in general , rise to keep up with inflation ? Business presumably still have products or services that are needed and any increased costs are passed on to the consumer . Or , should a person cash out there life savings now before inflation really digs in ? I’m nearing retirement and was hoping this video would answer the question . I don’t think it has for my situation .

[@bartekwojcik5472]

In times of high inflation Gold is the best solution for protecting value of savings. Of course diversification is still very important.

[@bernardrubble8703]

@@bartekwojcik5472 thanks for your comment .

[@olivierjuilland59]

@@bartekwojcik5472 Yeah, but i just lost 2% of my investement today, on a crappy new. I kind of know it's gonna come back, but i would have rather bought it today than a few days ago.

[@bernardrubble8703]

I’ve saved my whole life to be able give my two kids down payments for their first homes while funding my own owner operator pension which I hope to commence in 18-24 months . But with the hyper crazy housing frenzy , I’m watching my buying power for homes go up in smoke . I’m feeling rather crushed to be honest .

[@vLawcity]

@@olivierjuilland59 such is life mate. If only we knew when things drop or rise!

[@gastonmannlicher8077]

How does his advice effect which ETF’s to buy?

[@incrediblybuffkid8696]

Moral of the story: investing during inflation is hard 👍🏾

[@tulipmania4923]

Keep making videos like this please. Best video so far. Buffet letters with explanations !!

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[@fredatlas4396]

High inflation is crapy for everyone who's wages don't keep up with the cost of living

[@sonny12681]

I know how to invest during inflation. All you have to do is to invest in stocks that are penny stock that used to be $10 a shar but are now under $2 a shares but that company I invest in is still very strong and sill has the strength to climb back up and go higher than $10.

[@evanwilliamson3602]

Simple explanations. Always a pleasure.

[@BH-BH]

Now I want a meatball sub!

[@sgill4833]

Thanks. I've been deciding weather or not to sell/keep my business which does not keep up with inflation instantly. There's a huge lag before I can increase my prices.

[@papabear4066]

I like the way you quote and then explain top people in investing. Regular listener.

[@kwest84]

Look beyond investing in stocks. The Financial Times recently published a report that showed industrial metals, precious metals, commodities and collectibles such as wine and art all outperformed equity in inflationary times.

[@Spalewhytcross]

Ich schätze deinen Einsatz und die Details.

[@jmcmob608]

Thank you very much...

[@philgillmartin5053]

Excellent explanation - thanks!

[@flypimpinogflypimp2126]

Why don't you use the two simplest examples oil gas for your car and tobacco people are always going to pay for the cigarettes

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

not really. gen z is smoking less than other generations and the older people who smoke are dying from it lol

[@chivimbe]

@@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587 are you living under a rock? Vaping is huge among gen z

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

@@chivimbe vaping clearly doesn't involve tobacco. e-cigs and vapes use nicotine and and that's it.

[@marshallhosel1247]

If you own pieces of great companies, you will do just fine...

[@user-fu4jl1es1b]

Why doesn't the price of a stock increase with inflation? Wouldn't a businesses assets increase in value along side inflation? I get that in the short term the purchasing power of said business would decrease but in the long run dose inflation really negatively affect the stock?

[@drek273]

Inflation affects businesses to. Supply chain issues such as cost to send things, cost to make, etc…

[@silvergold8177]

Closing the stock market is the absolute only solution.

[@Petermanis]

A surprisingly good overview of the topic. Wasn't expecting this. Well done!

[@curtis4176]

I’ll help too... food and soap are things people are going to buy no matter the price

[@loveflourish3204]

It's not the inflation period that you gotta worry about everything is going up. It's the point when things crash. If you invest when it's high than food and soap go down your going to lose all your money.

[@joecross9021]

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[@nhanha7433]

Warren he speculate. He said he did not know too much in the interview. He said once he bought the stock he will never sale. Or get risk because the promoter said so Because the report from the news. He said you hold stock for long period. It is the deal more uncertainty. But the investment in the right way it is reduce the long term period sooner

[@fredatlas4396]

Will UK gilts recover their value if the UK goes into a recession?

[@Peter-wc4kr]

Are bank shares a good medium term investment during these inflationary periods?

[@jhps1000]

Inflation makes preexisting fixed rate loans EASIER to pay off not harder

[@Gluteus.Maximus]

Interest rates usually go up in response

[@ciggy358]

Buffett says invest in a good business. Oooh, really??? I thought I should invest in bad businesses.

[@justyp]

Ever hear AMC?

[@BastiatC]

actually this is a pretty good time to invest in certain kind of bad business. Particularly companies that struggle with existing debt have a opportunity here, as inflation drives down the value of that debt.

[@ciggy358]

@@BastiatC or just go to a casino. Chances a higher to make some money.

[@donkalzone6671]

Gamestop, Hertz...

[@drek273]

@Bastiat C lol investing in distressed companies is pretty advanced. I don’t think you can just tell your average joe to just do that without learning and studying