Will stocks crash? Will inflation soar? Is the economy at risk of another recession? Will interest rates spike? We look at the biggest investment risks for 2022 as they pertain to stocks, bonds, the economy and inflation. The biggest investment risks for 2022 might just surprise you!
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Happy New Year 🥂
Thanks for all the advice this year STM. Been looking at MTP frequently but making it a goal to start a little 2022 fund using it. Give us a few more months free eh? Anyways I value your work and analysis….thanks
Been watching you from the begining great content as always…. Happy New Year
The Bond King is going all in, again.
I’m expecting a huge risk off event next year. There will be a few shockwaves along the way before the “big one” later in the year. Investors will attempt to escape by reallocating their portfolios but in the long run most efforts will fail. Steve is going to be right as interest rates head toward zero. Enjoy the rise in bond prices while it lasts.
However it just won’t last. The surprise will be sudden and long lasting. Beware.
@anistar002 Maybe you could present data point after data point to counter what Steve just showed us. You need a couple dozen. In the meantime borrow against the house and add margin to it and plow it into the market.
@Italian Milty FriedMan Why? Steve not present enough data for you?
@anistar002 Use the Mannarino market indicator the dollar X the ten year yield divided by 1.61. As an example 95.69X 1.51 is 144.49 divided by 1.61 = 89.74 and low market risk. 100 plus is moderate.I think 300 is extreme.
@daniel turner yes data. data does not equal crash, data + event = crash.
Thank you, Steve. Happy New Year!
I’m not convinced by the bond market being a reliable indicator. There are so many retail investors outside of the US purchasing treasuries because they can get a higher rate of interest. They are not experts on the economy so how can it be relied upon? It can’t! 😄
Got the data for these retail traders buying bonds?
@Luke I haven’t but if you get negative yields in your own country you are going to buy bonds in a country where the yields are higher. 😊
@Mark Pritchard I’ll be honest bonds have the least amount of retail traders that’s why the bond market is more reliable than others.
@Luke I agree it’s more reliable that the stock market but it’s still debatable how accurate it is……
@Mark Pritchard of course it is. But with the least amount of dumb money in it, it’s the most reliable market to watch.
They call that a depression….
The only issue is the identity with “bond king”. Everyone has a blind spot in vision. The brain paint in the blind spot. It also filters out what it doesn’t think this needs in the rest of the vision. You cannot see with clarity. Ego (identity ) is what fills in blind spot and filters out info. SVM needs to just be the KING 🤴🏿
He is data king if nothing else.
Happy new jear your video s giving the big picture great! Greetings from peter The big Trader from Hollland!
Banks pay so little interest on deposits they can collect cans on the weekend to pay those I think your living in the past.
Happy New Year, Steve! Thanks for all of the great informative shows. I’m looking forward to many more in 2022!
Yeah, it will crash since 2020 summer right?
There was a story in the news saying the ships had containers full of shoes but the shoes were kept out at sea for too long and started to rot so they had to be thrown away. If the inventory on the ships are metal white goods they could rust.
So maybe inventories will go down when the items are unloaded and found to be faulty.
Analysts will talk, stocks will rise and fall but the market will always remain a cash den for people who know where to look
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@Shawn Carr Great content as always. One of the very nice things about investing in the stock market is that you learn about all different aspects of the economy. Having money invested in stocks is probably one of the most financially wise decision anyone should make, the importance of getting a skilled entity which will serve as a guidance to trading fundamentals is being overlooked by many and that is a major reason why investors lose money.
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I put aside $450,000 for her management, I don’t really know if she has a minimum but you can contact her and ask about that. yea she is pretty consistent at making gains, averaging around 10-20% monthly she takes 5% of the profits tho
Steve, what are the best investment vehicles to take advantage of an upswing in Bonds. What do you use.
He likes TLT. Look up the chart over the last couple of years and see how well (not) his thesis did.
since when did banks start paying interest on deposits? They hardly pay anything on CDs . . .
It’s hard laying it out for all in a YouTube channel. When wrong, you take the heat of the higher critics. Likely broke higher critics, ahem. Steven has given me a better idea of the importance of bonds. That is appreciated, thank you. Yields do appear to be headed up, so apparently the major macro pressures, not solely a US issue, are really overpowering any of the internal US factors such as stimulus. Bonds look angry. I guess Fed is a big buyer of bonds, notes, bills and such. Feeling the pull back.
Maybe the fed will help the tecnology stocks like they helped the banks in 2007
Bond prices are near record highs….and Steve thinks they’ll go higher. That’s fine but why would anyone invest in a negative real yielding instrument for safety? Further, negative real yields in TLT are likely to become more negative in a high inflation environment. Perhaps Steve still believes inflation is transitory. When was the Fed ever correct? If you believe the opposite of what Steve and the Fed says you’ll do well in the market.