Dec 23, 2021
Summary:
What’s happening with the financial markets? Here to speak on this
is Brad Williams, who sits down with me to discuss the current
economic situation. In consideration of the inflationary
circumstances, the economic downfall will occur when the Federal
Reserve has to mirror the inflation rate with the cost of money.
We’re experiencing hyper-leveraging while embarking upon uncharted
waters—seeing higher government debt than ever before and low
interest rates. Tune in to hear more on what’s to come.
Highlights:
-It has been a bit of a bloodbath on Wall Street
-It’s hard to find good income producing real estate at an
attractive cap rate, but it’s still a leveraged investment
-Is inflation transitory or intransigent? It’s both
-As long as interest rates remain where they are now, the stock
market is going to remain an attractive place to put your money
-The market/economy downfall will occur when the Federal Reserve
has to mirror the inflation rate with the cost of money
-Hyper-leveraging will cause this downfall
-It’s important to stay ahead of inflation
-We’re in uncharted waters because we’ve never had the amount of
government debt we’ve had now with very low interest rates and a
Congress that spends frivolously
-We’re getting to the end-game—you can’t inflate anymore or raise
rates to control inflation
-The Fed is in the business of supporting the stock markets and the
large banks
-If we keep doing what we’re doing, other countries can look ahead
and other factors will come into play that will change the dynamic
of investing forever
Useful links:
Financial Survival Network
Time to Be a Defensive Investor with
Brad Williams
Announcing PonziCoin and Infinite
Returns with Brad Williams