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I misspoke a couple of times in this interview! The journal entry I referenced was dated March 24, 2023. The bar I referenced was The Ginger Man, not The Gingerbread Man.
Great episode!--Not only in the financial advice but Josh had great advise about self-discovery and taking risks that I've been struggling with. Perfect episode at the right time!
Great interview. I never knew about Josh's story but it's evident he is a striver and makes broad connections. There were great nuggets in here I'll share. Nice one Julia!
Great interview. Genuine sounding man. Simply put it sounds like he started out “hungry” and that’s important. Thanks for your time and your videos, Julia.
True. I have maxed out my 401K using low fees. The S&P 500, Russell 2000, and a Stable value fund. Lately they are pushing private equity. Always avoid fees.
I get so excited when you drop a new one, Julia!! ❤❤❤ Absolutely love your show and have been following you for a while. Still am impressed by your incredible interview of Mark Spitznagel. Could you get Nassim Taleb sometime??
MMT bro. These types do not understand, with MMT your returns never beat real inflation. My 2023 March PHYS purchase is up 48%. So gold being money tells us inflation is alive and well.
Long term investors beat inflation without breaking a sweat. S&P 500: $100 in 1974 → $22,626.24 in 2024. That's 7.33% above inflation annually for 50 years. Josh Brown is right. Trying to time the market adds unnecessary risk and costs.
@@erniekeller1093 50 years lol. Good luck being the lucky generation that starts their work life at the bottom of the stock market and able to retire at the top. 2 generations during that time lost out.
All u have to know is we have 220T of net present value future liabilities that we will PRINT! it doesn't take a genius to just buy the index and hold hold hold.
@WingofTech Masters are needed for trading for sure, and even gundlach states he is wrong 30% of the time. Us regulars peeps start in their 20s and compound for to 5 decades adding monthly to different investmensts/properties. Your hedging the mass Inflation the best you can and avoiding taxable situations as much as you can. I'm 3 decades in and this is where it has really been compounding hugely.
Finding yourself is a journey, if you are honest with yourself and make sincere efforts, you can find it like the S&P up and down everyday but still make ATH.
Since January 2020 when covid arrived in the US, gold/silver have performed equally vs the S&P Since becoming an adult in 2002. Gold and silver have drastically outperformed the S&P Performance is relative to your age /demographic. The system and market is only working for boomers on a wide scale.
Successful parents, don’t steal the most valuable experience you had from your kids. Your grind, your achievement, in the face of hardship or odds, so your superpower. Seeking a more comfortable path for our children is what the parents of the kids YOU surpassed did. IMHO
Thanks Julia. I admire his optimism, but the market was at an ATH in 1929, before the 89% ride to the bottom. People were ruined by their blind optimism. Nevertheless, I enjoyed watching. I always appreciate your hard work!
@@apothe6of course it has. That will change as free money is over my lil bro! Along with 0% rates, endless QE, and bailouts. You can be one of the bag holder!
Stock returns after taxes, and even meeting inflation before being forced into higher tax brackets, is a losing battle on all sides. The only solution is to also make more momey than you need, because it will shrink in purchasing power under all circumstances unless you are the top 0.1%, just at different rates depending on where along the divide you are
This attitude of: "everything will always be great" is responsible in large part for the mess we are in. Nice for him - but we have real problems... imo. good luck to everyone!
Not surprised in the slightest every bear predicting doom and gloom for the last few years in these comments cannot stand a Wall Street guy who was actually right lmao.
The Fed is cutting rates to keep the level of restriction on inflation the same. They have explained this numerous times. A recession does not mean the stock market goes down 80%. Bears like you will never make it lol
Josh, parents can only teach you what they know. Don't blame your parents for what you think they should have done. It's up to you to make your life the way you think it should be.
Wait wtf bad decision to sell. That’s so idiotic. Just cuz the market went up doesn’t mean that stock didn’t go down and what about trading? Next podcast.
I have history being in market since 2006. My average return is about 14%/a. When I have lost more money on opportunity cost was when I tried to time the whole market and moved to cash. Only time I really made good on that was 2020. Made like 80%. But that was one off massive up run. It won't ever return like in my life time.
@KayFabe87 well I'm not gonna go back thru the whole video and type out a list for you in the comments section but for starters, the savings and mass amounts of money people had/have
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Paid endorsement for Public Investing, Inc. Not investment advice. All investing involves the risk of loss, including loss of principal. Brokerage services for US Listed and registered securities, options and Bonds in a self-directed brokerage account are offered by Public Investing. ETFs, options and Bonds are available to US members only.
*A Bond Account is a self-directed brokerage account with Public Investing, member FINRA/SIPC. Deposits into this account are used to purchase 10 fractional investment-grade and high-yield bonds. The 6.6% yield is the average annualized yield to maturity (YTM) across all ten bonds in the Bond Account, before fees, as of 9/18/2024. A bond’s yield is a function of its market price, which can fluctuate, and a bond’s YTM is “locked in” when the bond is purchased. Your yield at time of purchase may be different from the yield shown here. The “locked in” YTM is not guaranteed; you may receive less than the YTM of the bonds in the Bond Account if you sell any of the bonds before maturity, or if the issuer calls or defaults on the bond. While corporate bond yields should fall in reaction to a Federal Reserve rate cut, we cannot know whether that will be true of the bonds in the Bond Account, how quickly bond yields will respond, or how much they will decline. Public Investing charges a markup on each bond trade. Bond Accounts are not recommendations of individual bonds or default allocations. The bonds in the Bond Account have not been selected based on your needs or risk profile. Fractional Bonds also carry risks including liquidity risk, interest rate risk, credit risk, inflation risk, and potential tax liabilities. Read more about the risks associated with fixed income and fractional bonds and learn more about the Bond Account at public.com/disclosures/bond-account.
I misspoke a couple of times in this interview! The journal entry I referenced was dated March 24, 2023. The bar I referenced was The Ginger Man, not The Gingerbread Man.
lol. The bar thing is funny.
@@supersteve8305 I couldn’t remember but fintwit used to meet at the Ginger Man. 😂😂😂
JB is my favorite on halftime report! Best personality and so plain spoken . Thanks for this great video
Great pod! Josh is one of the most genuine voices in the financial space.
Downtown Josh Brown....great perspective
Great episode!--Not only in the financial advice but Josh had great advise about self-discovery and taking risks that I've been struggling with. Perfect episode at the right time!
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oh my word this new set is fabulous
This is Matt, my producer's, NYC studio. The Manhattan Lab! 💙
Is not this guy on Cartoon Network ? CNBC if not familiar he’s ok though in his calls
Great interview. I never knew about Josh's story but it's evident he is a striver and makes broad connections. There were great nuggets in here I'll share. Nice one Julia!
Love the Compound podcast … thx Josh ❤
Great interview. Genuine sounding man. Simply put it sounds like he started out “hungry” and that’s important. Thanks for your time and your videos, Julia.
Cnbc should give josh his own show
Great interview, you let the guest speak 👏🏻 big fan of DJB. Listening to your pod more now.
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Thank you, Will! I did another DJB interview in 2022 that you might enjoy.
Great Interview with Josh.
AUM jocks will always ask to buy no matter what.
True. I have maxed out my 401K using low fees. The S&P 500, Russell 2000, and a Stable value fund. Lately they are pushing private equity. Always avoid fees.
Great to see Josh on your show!
I get so excited when you drop a new one, Julia!! ❤❤❤ Absolutely love your show and have been following you for a while. Still am impressed by your incredible interview of Mark Spitznagel. Could you get Nassim Taleb sometime??
Thank you so much!! I'll ask!
Second that!
Josh is the GOAT
Pretty cool podcast to learn a different side of Josh
Yesssss jb
Thanks you Julia, and there is a way your in person interviews nail it for me, i wish .. of course I know they are much harder ,but i appreciate it
You made my day! 💙💙💙
MMT bro. These types do not understand, with MMT your returns never beat real inflation. My 2023 March PHYS purchase is up 48%. So gold being money tells us inflation is alive and well.
Long term investors beat inflation without breaking a sweat. S&P 500: $100 in 1974 → $22,626.24 in 2024. That's 7.33% above inflation annually for 50 years.
Josh Brown is right. Trying to time the market adds unnecessary risk and costs.
@@erniekeller1093 50 years lol. Good luck being the lucky generation that starts their work life at the bottom of the stock market and able to retire at the top. 2 generations during that time lost out.
All u have to know is we have 220T of net present value future liabilities that we will PRINT! it doesn't take a genius to just buy the index and hold hold hold.
It does take a master though.
@@WingofTech real estate, equities, gold. Buy as low in the cycle as u can and plan on holding forever.
@WingofTech Masters are needed for trading for sure, and even gundlach states he is wrong 30% of the time.
Us regulars peeps start in their 20s and compound for to 5 decades adding monthly to different investmensts/properties. Your hedging the mass Inflation the best you can and avoiding taxable situations as much as you can. I'm 3 decades in and this is where it has really been compounding hugely.
Josh You are the Elon Musk of investing keep it up. Continue to give back what someone has given to you.
This guy is so not in touch with main street, but he is a good guy.
I watch him on CNBC and he is a good watch. But in reality, most wealthy folks don’t have a clue what’s going on on Main Street.
How would he? And why would he?
Finding yourself is a journey, if you are honest with yourself and make sincere efforts, you can find it like the S&P up and down everyday but still make ATH.
Great interview keep it coming!
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Since January 2020 when covid arrived in the US, gold/silver have performed equally vs the S&P
Since becoming an adult in 2002. Gold and silver have drastically outperformed the S&P
Performance is relative to your age /demographic.
The system and market is only working for boomers on a wide scale.
Successful parents, don’t steal the most valuable experience you had from your kids. Your grind, your achievement, in the face of hardship or odds, so your superpower. Seeking a more comfortable path for our children is what the parents of the kids YOU surpassed did. IMHO
Thanks Julia. I admire his optimism, but the market was at an ATH in 1929, before the 89% ride to the bottom. People were ruined by their blind optimism. Nevertheless, I enjoyed watching. I always appreciate your hard work!
If you think we are about to experience a 1929...stocks are the least of your concern
❤ Julia…
This is absolutely ridiculous. There have been many times to sell over the last 50 years! So I guess Buffett is wrong!
...and yet the market continues to make new all time highs...that is the point lil bro.
@@apothe6of course it has. That will change as free money is over my lil bro! Along with 0% rates, endless QE, and bailouts. You can be one of the bag holder!
@@bdek68 investing takes risk. You're a doomer who doesnt understand markets. Stick to gold lil bro
Stock returns after taxes, and even meeting inflation before being forced into higher tax brackets, is a losing battle on all sides. The only solution is to also make more momey than you need, because it will shrink in purchasing power under all circumstances unless you are the top 0.1%, just at different rates depending on where along the divide you are
This attitude of: "everything will always be great" is responsible in large part for the mess we are in. Nice for him - but we have real problems... imo. good luck to everyone!
:20 that place is Japan
josh looking posh in his equestrian outfit. maybe we should start calling him Downton Josh Brown.
MMT vs 90 year debt cycle.... Who Wins!
I have sold twice at the top. Much better than holding under water.
If things are so good, why does he have to wear a ski vest indoors?
Not surprised in the slightest every bear predicting doom and gloom for the last few years in these comments cannot stand a Wall Street guy who was actually right lmao.
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If everything is as wonderful as this guy says, then why is the Fed Reserve cutting rates? Makes no sense. Stopped watching after 10 minutes
The Fed is cutting rates to keep the level of restriction on inflation the same. They have explained this numerous times. A recession does not mean the stock market goes down 80%. Bears like you will never make it lol
What a bunch of BS
Yes but it is happy and positive BS backstopped by the Fed, debt, and inflation.
Josh, parents can only teach you what they know. Don't blame your parents for what you think they should have done. It's up to you to make your life the way you think it should be.
Wait wtf bad decision to sell. That’s so idiotic. Just cuz the market went up doesn’t mean that stock didn’t go down and what about trading? Next podcast.
That was profound
draw down Josh Brown...always a good time to buy....typical sell-side grifter
I have history being in market since 2006. My average return is about 14%/a. When I have lost more money on opportunity cost was when I tried to time the whole market and moved to cash. Only time I really made good on that was 2020. Made like 80%. But that was one off massive up run. It won't ever return like in my life time.
Idk where this guy got some of his info from but uh....its wrong haha
Please elaborate, oh sage one.
@KayFabe87 well I'm not gonna go back thru the whole video and type out a list for you in the comments section but for starters, the savings and mass amounts of money people had/have
Bullshit
Josh is a goof
🎉BTFD💴 TBTF
Great show ! Love Josh. Calls it like he sees it.