Embracing Panic | Signal or Noise Ep 31 | Charlie Bilello | Peter Mallouk | Creative Planning

[@creativeplanning]

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[@izzidoor]

thank you Peter & Charlie for bringing some peace to this crazy world and even caring for our marital life. Nothing human is alien to this wise couple.

[@ivonneg2671]

Thank you again for the amazing analysis and information!! You are very generous to open this with the rest of the community!!

[@charlie_bilello]

Thanks for watching!

[@cmacdiggitydog]

Love the content… missing the book segment? Always loved recommendations from you guys. Bring it back, please 😊

[@charlie_bilello]

Thanks for watching, will do, reading a lot of great books this summer.

[@iLLyPuDDy]

So much knowledge between you two, an incredible watch. Thanks guys.

[@charlie_bilello]

Much appreciated!

[@richardjudge2322]

Thank You Charlie and Peter.

[@charlie_bilello]

Thanks Richard!

[@sams847]

Thank you. Again an awesome one

[@miguelmarrone3932]

Great content guys

[@charlie_bilello]

Thanks Miguel!

[@g4by.l4n]

thanks charlie...thanks peter!!

[@charlie_bilello]

Thanks Gaby!

[@deborahcrespo9281]

Congratulations Charlie and Peter, what a wonderful episodes you always deliver. I enjoy them very much.
I live abroad but regard jointly or separate I think could be a bit,deep down, a trust issue. However I wonder if economically speaking what should benefit more. Just wondering.
Thank you for all wonderful insides and quality information
Thanks a lot!

[@charlie_bilello]

Thanks for watching Deborah! My view is economically a joint account would be better for most married couples as they could come up with a joint savings/investing plan and set a budget together to meet their long-term goals. But it's about more than just economics in my view - the joint account is fairer, especially when there's a big disparity in incomes and it can help prevent arguments down the road (example: one spouse is excessively spending money in their separate account without the other spouse's knowledge).

[@deborahcrespo9281]

@@charlie_bilello Hi Charlie, thanks for your response. Of course all the approaches are economical. I meant to say regarding tax savings. I apologize. but I understand the point. thank you very much

[@HansGoessl]

Thanks 🙏

[@charlie_bilello]

Thanks for watching Hans!

[@enRod.]

Charlie was telling us since January that the FED should be at 5- 5.25 for longer. Nor Jeremy, Jerome or Charlie have the right answer. Nobody!

[@charlie_bilello]

Yes, 100% - only the free market has the right answer. But I still believe the Fed should hold rates here until the cumulative inflation we've experienced in the past few years above 2% has been erased (just getting back to 2% is not enough imo). But what I believe should happen is not going to happen. The Fed has a strong easing bias and we will see cuts in September.

[@enRod.]

@@charlie_bilello great insights Charlie! In moments like these is where we need more of your series “Words of wisdom”. Don’t Stop! 💪🏽

[@bibbidi_bobbidi_bacons]

Panic when people come into fund offices and start blasting

[@bpihead]

When you addressed the Nikkei drop,you did not mention the carry trade as cause of the large drop and how this relates to the US markets. I am wondering why this was omitted.

[@charlie_bilello]

Thanks for watching. I'm going to cover the carry trade in my week in charts this week. Hard to get to everything in one episode.