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Adam Taggart | Thoughtful Money
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Adam Taggart is the founder of Thoughtful Money, where your wealth = our #1 focus.
Thoughtful Money was created to educate & empower regular investors just like you build wealth to fund their life goals.
We do this by interviewing the top experts in money & the markets to give you actionable advice on how to protect & grow your wealth.
Why?
Because today’s environment is one of the most challenging ever for “regular” investors: inflation, high interest rates, recession risk, runaway debt & deficits, volatile financial markets, unstable banks & geopolitical threats - just to name a few. How will assets like stocks, bonds, real estate, commodities, gold, Bitcoin insurance policies, estate plans perform in the environment ahead?
Are you just trying to figure out how to protect your family’s financial future from these risks - and hopefully grow your wealth, too - without becoming collateral damage to market events?
We sure think that should be your focus. It’s certainly ours.
Thoughtful Money was created to educate & empower regular investors just like you build wealth to fund their life goals.
We do this by interviewing the top experts in money & the markets to give you actionable advice on how to protect & grow your wealth.
Why?
Because today’s environment is one of the most challenging ever for “regular” investors: inflation, high interest rates, recession risk, runaway debt & deficits, volatile financial markets, unstable banks & geopolitical threats - just to name a few. How will assets like stocks, bonds, real estate, commodities, gold, Bitcoin insurance policies, estate plans perform in the environment ahead?
Are you just trying to figure out how to protect your family’s financial future from these risks - and hopefully grow your wealth, too - without becoming collateral damage to market events?
We sure think that should be your focus. It’s certainly ours.
What If A Coming Recession & Bear Market Are The LEAST Of Our Worries? | John Rubino
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History is full of examples where nations resorted to taking on ever-increasing amounts of debt to maintain a positive economic growth rate.
But it never works out well for those who do. Most often, they end up sacrificing the purchasing power of their currencies in the process.
Many analysts are now raising such concerns about the fast growing national, corporate and consumer debt pile in the US and other G7 nations.
Are we repeating the mistakes of history? Or is it truly different this time?
To discuss, we're fortunate to welcome monetary and macro analyst John Rubino, author and co-author of numerous books including The Money Bubble with James Turk.
John sees concerns of a near-term recession and bear market as valid, but fairly pedestrian. He’s much more worried about the next 1-2 decades, over which he predicts widespread hardship as the world’s fiat currencies get inflated away.
#debtcrisis #marketcorrection #recession
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History is full of examples where nations resorted to taking on ever-increasing amounts of debt to maintain a positive economic growth rate.
But it never works out well for those who do. Most often, they end up sacrificing the purchasing power of their currencies in the process.
Many analysts are now raising such concerns about the fast growing national, corporate and consumer debt pile in the US and other G7 nations.
Are we repeating the mistakes of history? Or is it truly different this time?
To discuss, we're fortunate to welcome monetary and macro analyst John Rubino, author and co-author of numerous books including The Money Bubble with James Turk.
John sees concerns of a near-term recession and bear market as valid, but fairly pedestrian. He’s much more worried about the next 1-2 decades, over which he predicts widespread hardship as the world’s fiat currencies get inflated away.
#debtcrisis #marketcorrection #recession
_____________________________________________
Thoughtful Money LLC is a Registered Investment Advisor Solicitor/Promoter.
We produce educational content geared for the individual investor. It’s important to note that this content is NOT investment advice, individual or otherwise, nor should be construed as such.
We recommend that most investors, especially if inexperienced, should consider benefiting from the direction and guidance of a qualified financial advisor in good standing with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) who can develop & implement a personalized financial plan based on a customer’s unique goals, needs & risk tolerance.
IMPORTANT NOTE: There are risks associated with investing in securities.
Investing in stocks, bonds, exchange traded funds, mutual funds, and money market funds involve risk of loss. Loss of principal is possible. Some high risk investments may use leverage, which will accentuate gains & losses. Foreign investing involves special risks, including a greater volatility and political, economic and currency risks and differences in accounting methods.
A security’s or a firm’s past investment performance is not a guarantee or predictor of future investment performance.
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Please review history better. Financial repression can work when coupled with capital controls ( see United States after World War II )
Sounds like BS to me!
All of our politicians are idiots
You mention a financial reset I would like to know what that would that look like for the average US citizen
Let's go!.
Saw the headline, thought I’d drop into remind everyone that we have an endless supply of humans to the south of us, and they blend in really well
I believe we need an update on John's portfolio (Substack) about his evaluation on miners after his expressions on this show.
I'm short NVDA with NVDS (relatively small). More importantly I'm already scaling in 1/2 of my total net worth into TMF and should be all-in after the next FOMC meeting. Each day that passes, it only becomes clearer that the economy is going down. As of today, my conviction is as high as the market thinks rates will get cut at least once this year. Which means we are near 100% positive returns on bonds by next year. Am I too optimistic on my pessimism for the economy?
The market last 17 years ...political chaos..market goes up..global conflicts...market goes up....bank crises...market goes up....deadly worldwide virus.....market goes up...only an idiot would think this market is not manipulated by the government...its not capitalism...so dont play it that way
Our economy can’t deal with a measly 5% interest rate?
I am not buying this guy’s arguments. He is selling his thesis based on oversimplified math, a pending unemployment crisis, and the hope of lower interest rates, which would actually put upward pressure on prices. I feel he is a real estate agent playing analyst, but in actuality over his head.
Thanks!
Thank you very much!
Are you feeling good now mr Doomberg? 😂
John spoke of the “sprout fund”. Not sure this is correct. What is the name of the fund?
Sprott Fund -- Likely PHYS for gold and PSLV for silver
The problem with using percentage increase of homes on the market is that it does not take into account how small the original number was. 3 is one more than two, but a 50% increase.
I bet this guy got out of bonds and equities in advance of the effects of rate hikes…
Adam - your narrative of the high post-covid turnover misses the most critical point: Working conditions were awful at that time. Teachers went back and forth between in-room vs remote at the last minute, service employees had to mask, not talk to coworkers even on break, and were asked to enforce masking on reluctant customers, workloads soared as pay went nowhere and friends lucky enough to get layoffs earned more money, etc. Office workers had it easy, they got to enjoy nice, cushy remote work (I was one of those). I had friends and family who couldn’t put up with things any more and quit in teaching, hospitals, consumer retail, and commercial tile installation.
Its a manipulation by the government....bet the manipulation will continue...
Everything is now in the market, pension funds, retirements, everyones equity. They can't afford a crash, retirees would br broke, pension funds will be broke, people will be broke. In the old school markets, people had traditional retirements, ss and healthcare from their employer. The market didn't matter to the average joe. Today, everything is in the market, it goes down, everyone goes down. The reality is they don't know how to manage it. So they print to keep everything constantly increasing in value.
Since housing has tripled in most areas they just need to triple everyones salary
This channel has been saying this for years...as my portfolio doubles....
You lost me when she started talking about climate nonsense
Not a spending problem? This guy is not that smart. Ron Paul was pointing this out a couple decades ago. I recall paying $12k on a $42k salary in the late 1990s. My tax burden was more than I paid for a one bedroom apartment, utilities, and some groceries. This guy must have never really worked in his life.
Been hearing this stuff for 3 years now. So tiring and unhelpful. Been liking less and less guests on this show. Pretty much only watch on Saturdays with Lance anymore. Broken clocks.
Why would i waste my time in a system rigged against me
Im a tech worker. In the late 90's cisco could do no wrong and demand was so high it could sell above asking price. This is exactly what Nvidia is doing. In the tech wreck cisco found that lots of newish equipment flooded the secondary market for 10 cents/ USD. This crushed their sales numbers. Look at their chart, they never recovered. IMHO the only good recovery story from the tech wreck is Microsoft. They were a golden child in the 90's and are still a golden child. My point is how is this time any different.
The golf analogy is brilliant! Wow.
An hour conversation summed up as potential workers not working because pay is too low. Market forces guys pure and simple.
I've come from the future to say this guy was wrong, bigly xD
good video. We Are in Unchartered Financial Waters! Daily challenges have become the new norm, and what we once considered crises are now routine. Amidst the country's economic struggles, I'm determined to protect my hard-earned $680,000 savings and explore ways to grow my wealth during this transformative period. How can I optimize my earnings and safeguard my financial future?
Keeping some gold is usually a wise decision. You would be better off keeping away from equities for a bit or, even better, seeking advice from an financial expert given the current market conditions and everything that is at risk with the current economy.
You have a very valid point, . Initially, I began investing independently and experienced significant losses in the market for a considerable period. However, I eventually made the decision to engage the services of a financial expert, despite my initial skepticism. Surprisingly, I managed to outperform the market by over 9%. At first, I considered it a stroke of luck, but this success repeated itself for two consecutive years. As a result, I have since continued to rely on investing through a financial expert.
Could you possibly recommend a financial expert you've consulted with?
monica Mary strigle ’ , is a renowned figure in her line of work. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Thank you for saving me hours of back and forth investigation into the markets. I simply copied and pasted her full name into my browser, and her website came up first in search results. She looks flawless.
There are a lot of people with no debt?
Rubino and Pento - 2 of the best guests ever.
Did someone find the interview with jonathan wellum?
Why does Rubino's analysis of JPY/USD start from 2020 instead of 1980? Maybe it's inconvenient to his interpretation?
If the stock market were to crash today, animals in the woods won't know the difference. Be 'animals in the woods' my friends 😋 but don't be low on the food chain.
What is “shorting”?
These homes are overpriced. People are paying half million here in Dallas texas for starter homes, homes with less than 2500 sqft. These people who bought these homes in 2018+ are seeing their tax assessments and they paid $500,000+ for a home and the value is only $375,000 or in some cases people paid $700,000 and the value is $500,000.
Big red premarket today.
4:16 - what cheap money?
I trust know-one in politics.
this man is a really great gay...could be your brother ,-))
by 1:25 in I knew the outcome = same as before, not 'rocket-science' .
Becoming a financial household name in an era of scarcity will be dangerous. Think of how much it will cost for security!
I applaud this man for his work as anything involving people because we live so long is hard to study. People will come up with a different year things went awry based on where the live and what was going on at the time (2016,2015,2009, 2004) but the big shifts combined a bunch of factors. Then you don't have enough time to fix it because another crisis is around the corner.
Adam, please bring back David Hunter for his "I told you so" interview tour. The first half of his (wild at the time) thesis has played out. I'd like to hear if he's still good with the second half.
This guy needs to get a life, and a shrink. Always coming on here with these bold statements about how the world is coming to an end.
Adam's continual promotion of doom and gloom has cost a lot of his viewers a lot of money. Too bad 90% of his guests are self-promoting doomsdayers. Thumbs down.
The rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without hesitating then the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich
Wasn’t this the guy calling bear before everything melted up?
He has been warning of fundamental problems for years. We are likely coming to a tumultuous period. I am grateful for his free advice.