12:32 what do you mean that the price of I-bond will be changed when intrest rates change (if hold for 2 years). No matter how long are you going to keep your I-bond you always receive principal value. Of course if you hold less than 5 years, they will take 3mo of intrests, but they price will not move. What did you mean?
I believe he got the two mixed up. I Bond price or principal will never change so you'll always get your principal + interest + 3-month interest early withdrawal fees. But 2-year treasury price would be affected by increasing rates.
If you expect rates to reverse course end 2023, Would buying a long term bond to lock that high interest rate a good idea? Also as the the fed cuts rate the value of the bond goes up from a liquidity perspective.
The whole theory of money is basically built around investing and saving but I’ll rather have the formal in play than the later simply because of it’s ability to yield more interest in growth than the nickels the banks gives as interest for saving.
Trade and investments work hand in hand essentially because they both intercede each other to produce wealth or riches. More the reason why it should be ran professionally to avoid consecutive losses and achieve the named goal.
I bought a $10,000 ibond when it was at 9.62%. That will probably be the only one I buy but I did it so I knew for an absolute fact I would have a lot more money when I am 70. Sure, my roth IRA will have done well but worst comes to worst, that ibond is 100% guaranteed so I like that peace of mind.
Jimmy, unrelated question. Do you have a reading list published somewhere? If not, would you consider publishing a list of books to study for the topics covered on your channel, please.
Investing is a time-tested way of putting your money to work for you, as you work to earn more of it. Legendary investor Warren Buffett defined investing as “forgoing consumption now in order to have the ability to consume more at a later date.*
... right, by investing your money regularly, you may be able to increase it many times over with time. That's why it's important to begin investing as early as possible and as soon as you have some money saved for that purpose. Furthermore, the stock market is a good place to start.✌
@UCb037IjOH_5uguxCTKsb1bg Right, I've been in touch with a notable financial analyst “ANGELA NADYA JONES ” with great track records since the economic meltdown, these days it's easy to buy into trending stocks but the task is determining when to buy and sell** I've been able to scale from $50,000 to $100,000 since April because my FA figured out defensive strategies to protect my portfolio and profit from this roller coaster market👆
Jimmy, it would be good to hear your take on these sucker rallies we’re seeing in the markets from time to time? Presumably institutional investors have systems and data (i.e order flows) retail investors don’t, and in the absence of a bull market they seem to be instigating mini pump and dumps?
Jimmy what you never talk about is the macro landscape and the fact that we are at the end of a long debt cycle . Most of the strategies that have been valid in the last 100 years won’t hold when money itself dies !
The unspoken agreement in this game is that if something as catastrophic as money dying occurs, we will likely have bigger problems than our brokerage.
Past performace doesnt guarantee future returns, there was a lot of money printing in those years since the 1970s, a lot of debt, unlikely there are going to be the same impressive gains.
And if the stock market doesn't recover for a long time? And if it doesn't recover for whatever reason? I always cite Japans NIKKEI here, it still hasn't recovered after 30 years. If you dollar cost averaged - you made money! If you lump summed - you can only count on winning back some losses with dividends.
Japan's bubble was insane in the 90's. Tokyo's real estate was over $100,000 per square ft (!!!). PE ratio of Nikkei was over 60 at the time (current S&P 500 PE ratio is 17-18).
Hi Jimmy, Thanks for your work, every video contains tons of precious information! I would kindly ask you an opinion on non-US investors, how should they behave in the current situation (strong USD) according to a medium/long term horizon? Thank you!!
Really strange these videos have not been showing up in my feed for a long, long time. Anyone else having this problem? Still holding my stock and still in positives. I plan on cleaning up when the crap is over.
Great video! As a young investor I am sticking to my plan. DCA into the VTSAX and VTIAX and chill. No worries, no stress for me but I feel for the retirees and others approaching retirement right now. These are difficult times for them.
I read about a man in his 50s that started investing in stocks and real estate, then retired in 2years with over $4million, that right there is my utmost goal and I'd really appreciate clues and tips on how to reach this goal within 5years.
If you're in it for the Long haul, treat investing like buying Gas. Buy only the good stuff. Buy regularly despite the price. And know over time it's sure to go up. Lol
Another great video. I agree. Doesn't make sense to buy bonds at this point. Especially if you already have bond funds/etfs in your portfolio that's down 30%. Hard lesson learned: these funds/etfs didn't really give you the level of 'safety' you thought you would have during market downturn. So you can't redploy these funds to stocks at this time for example. With whatever cash you have left, better off betting on beaten down stocks.
its such a small amount of money that for most people it is worthless. At 10 k your talking less than a grand. That isnt even a full paycheck for a wal mart worker much less a fix for a retirement portfolio
It's risk free and potentially a better alternative than a regular savings account. I don't put my money in I-bonds thinking it's better than stocks. I put what would be safety cash in a saving account or CD there for a better return.
Don't get me wrong, I know the economy is in shambles and in order to break even and make profit, we have to ride it out until stock recovery, but how are some folks in the same stock market as me still able to pull off substantial profits of as much as 650K within months, what am I doing wrong?
You're not doing anything wrong, you just don't have the required skillset to profit off a down market, folks that are making profit in this market are pros and experts with in-depth knowledge and skillset.
Believe it or not, I'm pretty new to the investing thesis and these market movement and analysis usually go over head, but I still manage to make pretty substantial profit, in the past 6months, I've made over $580K by simply just following the guidance of my coach(an investment-adviser) and nothing more, so you really don’t have to be Albert Einstein to pull off profit in this current market, just hire a professional
@Raj. I’ve actually been looking into advisors lately, but lately the news I’ve been seeing in the market hasn’t been so encouraging and I could really use some guide, but are these inv-coaches really that effective though?
@@natiratobias3549 They are solid at their jobs, I had the opportunity of working with one in the past and it was immensely helpful, I had an overall portfolio restructuring...My portfolio was a total mess before i came to realization tbh
My understanding is inflation is bad for bonds. So I really like the look of bonds right now (greedy when others are fearful). Some bonds I've been looking at give about 5% interest pa with an 8-10% on maturity 👍
Sure, there's no doubt about that, I have been part of Marilyn's trading service for over 2 years. It was a great opportunity for me since I joined her trading business. I really thank God Almighty for a time like this in life.
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12:32 what do you mean that the price of I-bond will be changed when intrest rates change (if hold for 2 years). No matter how long are you going to keep your I-bond you always receive principal value. Of course if you hold less than 5 years, they will take 3mo of intrests, but they price will not move. What did you mean?
I believe he got the two mixed up. I Bond price or principal will never change so you'll always get your principal + interest + 3-month interest early withdrawal fees. But 2-year treasury price would be affected by increasing rates.
Can you please analyse vici properties stock
Great video! Are the i series bonds only available to US residents?
Thumbs Up Video/ Comments. Thanks. Choosing Diversified DIP stocks like * GEGR... ALPP... IQST .. with many revenue sources.
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If you expect rates to reverse course end 2023, Would buying a long term bond to lock that high interest rate a good idea? Also as the the fed cuts rate the value of the bond goes up from a liquidity perspective.
The whole theory of money is basically built around investing and saving but I’ll rather have the formal in play than the later simply because of it’s ability to yield more interest in growth than the nickels the banks gives as interest for saving.
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johndarry
Trade and investments work hand in hand essentially because they both intercede each other to produce wealth or riches. More the reason why it should be ran professionally to avoid consecutive losses and achieve the named goal.
On tele gram
johndarry
I bought a $10,000 ibond when it was at 9.62%. That will probably be the only one I buy but I did it so I knew for an absolute fact I would have a lot more money when I am 70. Sure, my roth IRA will have done well but worst comes to worst, that ibond is 100% guaranteed so I like that peace of mind.
Buy the DIP !
the way jimmy describes ibonds and what i was sold about ibonds are greatly different.
I knew Jimmy would say he prefers stocks. He's shown those older stock returns in hard times before. Great video as always Jimmy!
I'm learning a lot about how bonds behave lately, thank you so much Jimmy!
Jimmy, unrelated question. Do you have a reading list published somewhere? If not, would you consider publishing a list of books to study for the topics covered on your channel, please.
Investing is a time-tested way of putting your money to work for you, as you work to earn more of it. Legendary investor Warren Buffett defined investing as “forgoing consumption now in order to have the ability to consume more at a later date.*
... right, by investing your money regularly, you may be able to increase it many times over with time. That's why it's important to begin investing as early as possible and as soon as you have some money saved for that purpose. Furthermore, the stock market is a good place to start.✌
@UCb037IjOH_5uguxCTKsb1bg Right, I've been in touch with a notable financial analyst “ANGELA NADYA JONES ” with great track records since the economic meltdown, these days it's easy to buy into trending stocks but the task is determining when to buy and sell**
I've been able to scale from $50,000 to $100,000 since April because my FA figured out defensive strategies to protect my portfolio and profit from this roller coaster market👆
Thank you, Jimmy. Most interesting as always.
Jimmy, it would be good to hear your take on these sucker rallies we’re seeing in the markets from time to time? Presumably institutional investors have systems and data (i.e order flows) retail investors don’t, and in the absence of a bull market they seem to be instigating mini pump and dumps?
Jimmy what you never talk about is the macro landscape and the fact that we are at the end of a long debt cycle . Most of the strategies that have been valid in the last 100 years won’t hold when money itself dies !
The unspoken agreement in this game is that if something as catastrophic as money dying occurs, we will likely have bigger problems than our brokerage.
@@kevinbailey3239 money dying doesn't mean we are all gonna die. it happened many times and it happens again, read about Weimer germany
Past performace doesnt guarantee future returns, there was a lot of money printing in those years since the 1970s, a lot of debt, unlikely there are going to be the same impressive gains.
Great jimmy nice to see you back, ive started DCA some fair value company's ie googl and some other big tech company's and stick with s&p ETF DCA
And if the stock market doesn't recover for a long time? And if it doesn't recover for whatever reason? I always cite Japans NIKKEI here, it still hasn't recovered after 30 years. If you dollar cost averaged - you made money! If you lump summed - you can only count on winning back some losses with dividends.
Bingo. It's really hard for most people to grasp the fact that the stock market once bottomed could take decades to recover.
Japan's bubble was insane in the 90's. Tokyo's real estate was over $100,000 per square ft (!!!). PE ratio of Nikkei was over 60 at the time (current S&P 500 PE ratio is 17-18).
I think nobody thinks if it goes wrong, they just have one point of view like the other couldn't happen
Thank you! 😃
Hi Jimmy,
Thanks for your work, every video contains tons of precious information!
I would kindly ask you an opinion on non-US investors, how should they behave in the current situation (strong USD) according to a medium/long term horizon?
Thank you!!
✍️✍️✍️
Very educational! Thank you!
Cash
Really strange these videos have not been showing up in my feed for a long, long time. Anyone else having this problem?
Still holding my stock and still in positives. I plan on cleaning up when the crap is over.
He is working on his platform
Great video! As a young investor I am sticking to my plan. DCA into the VTSAX and VTIAX and chill. No worries, no stress for me but I feel for the retirees and others approaching retirement right now. These are difficult times for them.
What is that
I read about a man in his 50s that started investing in stocks and real estate, then retired in 2years with over $4million, that right there is my utmost goal and I'd really appreciate clues and tips on how to reach this goal within 5years.
Everything is possible, it all depends on your consistency and discipline.
It is essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable
@Tiny Alumbaugh Good points, I will like to work with your coach
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If you're in it for the Long haul, treat investing like buying Gas. Buy only the good stuff. Buy regularly despite the price. And know over time it's sure to go up. Lol
Another great video. I agree. Doesn't make sense to buy bonds at this point. Especially if you already have bond funds/etfs in your portfolio that's down 30%. Hard lesson learned: these funds/etfs didn't really give you the level of 'safety' you thought you would have during market downturn. So you can't redploy these funds to stocks at this time for example. With whatever cash you have left, better off betting on beaten down stocks.
its such a small amount of money that for most people it is worthless. At 10 k your talking less than a grand. That isnt even a full paycheck for a wal mart worker much less a fix for a retirement portfolio
It's risk free and potentially a better alternative than a regular savings account. I don't put my money in I-bonds thinking it's better than stocks. I put what would be safety cash in a saving account or CD there for a better return.
Don't get me wrong, I know the economy is in shambles and in order to break even and make profit, we have to ride it out until stock recovery, but how are some folks in the same stock market as me still able to pull off substantial profits of as much as 650K within months, what am I doing wrong?
You're not doing anything wrong, you just don't have the required skillset to profit off a down market, folks that are making profit in this market are pros and experts with in-depth knowledge and skillset.
Believe it or not, I'm pretty new to the investing thesis and these market movement and analysis usually go over head, but I still manage to make pretty substantial profit, in the past 6months, I've made over $580K by simply just following the guidance of my coach(an investment-adviser) and nothing more, so you really don’t have to be Albert Einstein to pull off profit in this current market, just hire a professional
@Raj. I’ve actually been looking into advisors lately, but lately the news I’ve been seeing in the market hasn’t been so encouraging and I could really use some guide, but are these inv-coaches really that effective though?
@@natiratobias3549 They are solid at their jobs, I had the opportunity of working with one in the past and it was immensely helpful, I had an overall portfolio restructuring...My portfolio was a total mess before i came to realization tbh
@@rajyasir6714 You really seem to be having a great experience, Mind if I ask for your recommendation to this particular coach of yours?
Love the content!!!
Jimmy, thank you for posting the video your insights help. 🙏
My understanding is inflation is bad for bonds. So I really like the look of bonds right now (greedy when others are fearful). Some bonds I've been looking at give about 5% interest pa with an 8-10% on maturity 👍
Sure, there's no doubt about that, I have been part of Marilyn's trading service for over 2 years. It was a great opportunity for me since I joined her trading business. I really thank God Almighty for a time like this in life.
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@@marisbecky1092
-> 😏 Maybe We're The 1st Spiritist* Pop-Metal Or Rock Band In This World...
But Don't Pay Much Attention To Our Neanderthal English, HaHa ❤ HaHa
*NOTE:
-> Spiritist is who professes Spiritism, the Gospel continuation
It has began with the books by Allan Kardec and continued in the books by Francisco C. Xavier, the greatest and more important medium/prophet of spirits of the last centuries...
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