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Can you make a video about life advice

Ken, Do you think the 2017 tax cuts played a meaningful role in inflation at the beginning of this decade? Thanks in advance!

Can you make a vidéo about sector etf, for example Health care

I wonder if China slowing down its economy during an American election year has any bearing on the situation?

Question: How do you see average portfolio sector and/or industry allocations shifting as we begin to see Templeton’s euphoria beginning to reveal itself? Do we stay invested where we are, or do we reshuffle?

all I can say is at least he's got it right about annuities

Thank you Ken - excellent and informative as always.

Thank you Sir for these gems

Great information

You are amazing

Thanks for making these videos Ken!

Ken’s the BEST! Thank You.👍🏼

Thank you Ken

I love her hair, and Ken! don't even get me started on Ken!

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In one of your elder books you stated that times with flat yield spread are typically the times were Growth stocks benefit. 2023 could serve as proof. But will this hold still 2024, as spread is still flat?

Thanks Mr.Fisher! For everything you do! We appreciate you more then you think

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Please do a video about Basel 3 endgame

It took me five years to realize the futility of trying to predict market movements solely based on chart analysis. The unpredictability of the market made it clear that such predictions are unreliable. The absence of a mentor during that period resulted in five years of painful experiences. However, I eventually learned to align myself with the direction the market wanted to go and adopt a simpler, disciplined approach.

The rate cuts are priced in already. What im worried about from his chart is after the first cut happens, the market drops into a correction. The depth of it is unclear.

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Thank you Ken

I love this channel

Actual sense

Not sure about her saying inflation has been low at 3%.In 2022 it was 8% and 2021it was almost 5%.Thats high to me.Look at food and utilities and car prices.Way up in my book.

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We know more false narratives than true narratives when it comes to the financial world

Great information. Thx.

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The charts shown are helpful and revealing.

"less pro capitalism"....just say it as it is.....they're communists

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The inverse inaugural effect....interesting

Love this guy. Always a unique perspective.

Thank you Sir

Good insights. The polarized coalitions in government are the very reason for some growth in moderate coalitions that want the government to at least function reasonably and in a civilized manner. In the meantime enjoy the current gridlock as the economy currently grows regardless of who is in the administration or legislature.

are you trying to say: Be humble in this era of tech stocks? also in the era of very fast info spreading via internet/youtube so that causes price gauging.... Airbnb is example of fast information price gauging economy.... Call it IPG era....

These are great. Thank You, Ken and team

Thanks so much Mr Fisher. Every one of your videos is a masterclass, born out of a lifetime of experience. They are invaluable to me and a perfect counter to all the noise out there in the world of investing, most of which, as I have learnt, is just click bate rubbish.

Thanks for answering my question about velocity of money supply. I should have formulated it better. I was talking about m2. The reason for the significant decline in the velocity of the M2 money supply is speculated to be directly linked to bonds and their interest rates. Following the last financial crisis, bond yields have decreased. Bonds have been an unfavourable investment in recent years, making it more advantageous and secure to hold money in savings accounts rather than in bonds. As we understand, the bond market is considerably larger than any other market and exerts significant influence, with far-reaching consequences on the movement of money. Bonds play a pivotal role in the investment landscape of the entire financial market. Therefore, when individuals opt to keep money in savings accounts, it tightens the flow of money and consequently reduces velocity. This decrease in velocity, in turn, suppresses inflation. It is postulated that inflation rises when the money supply increases and when velocity increases. Hence the extreme increase in the total money supply to maintain balance because of velocity decreasing. My hypothesis is that the dramatic decrease in interest rates has forced investors to readjust their portfolios toward liquid money and away from interest-bearing assets such as bonds and lending. Instead we see more money in speculation. The peak in velocity was Q3 1997 at 2.192. The low in velocity was Q2 2020 at 1.128. Q4 2023 was at 1.347 and we are projected to be much higher 1 year from now.

It's always a pleasure listening to you. You bring so much transparency to complex financial business.

You answer these so well and I sure appreciate it Here’s my question So many of the pundits and Republican politicians, try to scare the public saying that we have the most credit card debt for individuals than ever before indicating how people are using the credit card and not paying on the credit card But the reality is when you index that for inflation and the population growth We as a society, or actually doing a better job of paying off credit cards I just don’t know how to articulate that and since you are so good at this, perhaps that can be a question to answer and perhaps I am wrong Anyway, I appreciate your program. Thank you.

How about the slow down and increased cost of shipping? Panama canal shipping is slowing and some of the shipping through the Suez canal is being rerouted. The added time and fuel would be added to the cost of goods.

My question. Ideal asset allocation…. If all bear markets only last 24 months or less… if you have 2 years of cash could you be 100% in equities and do the best for asset allocation??

Thank you Ken

Excellent as ever.🎯