Something Is About To Break…Here’s Why

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Cameron Long

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    1. Bingo. It’s not all about what you save, it’s what you spend. Much like a company with a huge top line that is not profitable. Bottom line matters.

    2. I’m 52 and nearing retirement, but rising costs have me second-guessing my plan. Some of my stocks are losing value, how do I know whether to hold or sell, and would an investment coach help me restructure my portfolio?

    3. Financial security can make retirement easier, but “enough” varies by person. For many, consistent savings, diversified investments, and realistic spending matter as much as a high net worth. I have my portfolio up about 37% this year.

    4. I usually go with registered representatives. Coach Julia Leung has the best performance history (in my opinion) and does offer 1v1 consultation to her capitalists which I think is amazing.

    1. Only if its short term debt or adjustable rate debt.
      And, longer term (5-10yrs and more) when the fed gov has to monetize the debt thru inflation then holding fixed rate debt and paying it off with nicely inflated dollars will be great.

    2. Runaway inflation would inevitably lead to higher long term borrowing costs. ​ The government does not pay off its debt but rather rolls it over, probably into higher rates.

    1. 😂😂😂 why? If the currency is crashing, stocks go up in fiat terms.

      When will you people get bored of being wrong about stocks.

    2. ​@wizzyno1566 Those stocks belong to companies that rely on financing from the bond market. When borrowing costs go up, earnings get impacted.

  1. Servicing the debt will go up and government will just print more money. Business as usual. Pain the people feel is collateral damage.

    1. They are currently borowwing from the lower end of the curve to pay the higher end to finance the debt, but if lower end keep increasing they will not have any choise. Plus they need to refinance major chunk of bond this year plus ai company are giving few more percentage yild and competing in the market.

  2. I feel like you’ve been saying something’s going to break for years. Then it continues to hit new all time highs.

    1. This is why you are better off following a moving average or something like that. You can’t time the market and so can’t they. Even worse, most of these finance bros are contrarian, meaning they are trying to call tops and bottoms.

    2. It depends on gov how much they want to accelerate the collapse. Since its obvious they will neither pay off the debt nor balance the budget its timing game

    1. don’t worry, most people don’t even know it’s a scam and will never admit it, they’ll pay willingly thinking it’s politics or whatever other social reason this thing happens, not because there are trillions of dollar exchanged by scammers nah that can never deteriorate the economy right? and the cycle continues and repeats

  3. 2008 bubble was never fixed…the “solution” was to keep inflating it…The biggest bubble in History…by far…it will be a burst of cosmic proportions

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