The Fed Is Not Done Crashing The Market Yet

If every December 11th it rains acid from the sky, every single time; whether it made sense or didn’t make sense, eventually you would start to expect it, and prepare for it and understand that you couldn’t change it.

Now this is what I’m seeing with the Fed, and one thing I like about Jerome Powell is that this guy is honest, he literally, we are going to do, everything we can to fight inflation, and they usually by raising interest rates aka monetary policy. So if they say that’s what they are going to do, and things become more expensive to buy and money is also more expensive, naturally demand has to slow down.

So on this video we’ll talk about the acid in December, when can we expect interest rate to go down, investments to go back to normal and the economy to just feel normal again.

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1. Now I have a Confession

I know someone personal, who wants to invest about 1-2million in the stock market

He wants to invest into the s&p 500 and live off the 4% rule

That’s a lot of money, 4% of 2M is 80k and 4% of 1m is 40k

Now here are his concerns:

His worried about war with Russia

His worried about inflation

And most important his worried that the market is down

My explanation for this is always simple

Whether you wait to invest or you invest now ( whats the difference if the goal is long term )

If the market recovers tomorrow, in a few more years we’lll have another problem

If you invest today, the market has always recovered

If the market for th first time ever doesn’t recover, then why does it even matter

2. Here is my point

The best time to invest for the long run

Is usually during time of uncertainty

Because investment tend to be selling at a discount

The worst thing you can do investing

Is rely on one asset

Invest the money you’ll need pretty soon

and have a bunch of leverage as you invest ( friction )

3. Jerome Powell

Currently the fed rate is 3.75-4.25% ( in 2020 It was 0%-.25%) that’s why everyone was buying everything the Fed was trying to prevent a big problem via slowed demand

What is the current inflation rate 8.2% for the last 12 months ( the goal is always less than 3% usually )

So if the question is How high would rates go, high enough to slow down inflation

What should you do about buying these assets:

House : yes rates are up and mortgage are more expensive, but prices will also come down because of demand ( so buy based on your pocket )

Stocks: never stock investing (especially during the bad time

Cash: its tricky, keeping long term is stupid, spending it without having a plan is stupid ( so use as you need it, for example for me, I rarely have any cash around unless I’m saying up for an investment )

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