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Nicole Foss 2020 12 14 Downside Investment Risks for Pensions, Stocks and More | The Deep Shock
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ธ.ค. 2020
- Investment risks in 2021 are discussed in depth by Nicole Foss taking the assumption that the transition of the US President moves smoothly, hosted by Local Future founder & president Aaron Wissner.
such a powerful brain on Nicole! please create your own channel nicole - we need your wisdom during these insane times.
Big fan of Nicole. Brilliant thinker
The push for a cashless society... the pause in the housing market... We are right there! end of 2022 at the edge of Europe. Really eye opening stuff, thank you.
Hi Aaron and Nicole, great work continuing these talks, I always look forward to them. I’d love to see you bring in Rebel Wisdom and or Daniel Schmachtenberger to chew the fat with. The previous talks with him on Rebel Wisdom are worth listening to.
Ah nice, no interruptions . Great interview .
Merry Christmas Aaron and Nicole,
and every best wish for 2021!
Thanks, you too! :-)
Thanks Nicole and Aaron.
You're welcome :-)
Time to bring Nicole back on. The day of financial reckoning may finally be approaching.
I'd like to ask a question for future answer. would it be ok to keep money in a 401k but put it in cash or bonds? or don't even be in that? thanks.
What about getting a reverse mortgage, are they better now than earlier?
Plllsss yesss
Commercial n housing crash??? Speak when detail pls. Hiyee guys
anyone got a link to Nicole's Website?
Nicole is active on Facebook, about 1 or 2 shares per day :-)
Financial crises
It saddens me to think the level of suffering Will even rise exponentially
Multi-generational households can work. And they can work so much better if some realistic thought goes into planning them.I am speaking from experience...just sayin'.
It sounds reasonable to talk to others in multi-generational homes, and also to do some planning before starting one. I know, in our case, planning for a room where the TV can be on... a lot... would be necessary... and other things like that, of course.
@@LocalFuture When children are part of the equation, it is necessary for the adults to be in agreement about the rules. Meals need to be a shared responsibility--if someone is a rotten cook, canned soup or frozen pizza can be on the menu. Our son, daughter-in-law, and two very young (at the start one was an infant) children lived with us for eight years. Luckily, we are all fairly even-temered and able to put ourselves in the other guy's shoes--most of the time--so it all worked well. Well enough that we are thinking of selling our house and building a semi-independent addition to theirs. We have a double lot, they have seven acres and are not in town. A no-brainer.
if you take out a lump sum, you pay income taxes on it.
Eloquent monologue as always, but the market has fooled Nicole for 10 years and I don't see much introspection on her part. This isn't the 1930s where there was monetary restraint imposed by a gold standard. The federal government is the biggest debtor of all, which is why deflation has been and will be avoided at all costs.
With inflation going way up I wonder if her predictions are finally playing out. I'm too ignorant about all of it to know, though.
@@lee1983us I found myself thinking about her prediction of deflation and peak oil recently. It does seem like the economic gears are grinding to a halt. Most people are short on cash and overleveraged, so I suspect real estate will finally start to come down. With Democrats in control though, I anticipate they will try to print their way out of this, and simultaneously impose wage and price controls to keep a lid on inflation. Cash should be king for the foreseeable future, but I expect food and energy to remain high.