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Charlie Munger is warning about a potential lost decade in the stock market as future real stock market returns will be lower over the next decade than the previous decade. In a recent interview at Cal Tech, Munger talked about his thoughts around future returns in the stock market, Charlie Munger’s investment strategy, and technology stocks.
Charlie Munger’s most recent purchase has been in the company Alibaba. Charlie Munger is the Vice President of Berkshire Hathaway and the Chairman of the Daily Journal Corporation. Charlie Munger is a billionaire investor and is widely respected as one of the greatest value investors.
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To someone like Munger, the stock market might seem like a frenzy, but that's only compared to what he was used to in his prime- back when very few people bought stocks. The reality, of course, is that a huge chunk of the country has no investments simply because they have no savings. We have an increasingly bifurcated economy where half the country makes much of its income from investments and the other often lives paycheck to paycheck.
Charlie is wrong
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There's no such thing as a bad time on the stock market. You're either making gains or getting opportunities.
Inflation is mostly a bad thing and some good . Germany is a great example to use but why didn't you use the Brazil problem as well. If inflation becomes to much than the currency will change or the other plan would be a huge government control of the economy that fixes the economy which Hitler used and created the largest well equipped military. So either another world War or a huge shift to bring the economy back in order. The United States need a strong and great president like Roosevelt. There's so many examples of this happening throughout history and it changed the landscape drastically.
I tried to listen to your voice but I couldn’t last 1 min.
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Why the silly music?
hey to anyone reading this – check out "principles of changing world order" by legendary hedge fund manager Ray Dalio . This was a great video , kudos to the creator – and her voice is cute too! Could you recommend some good books to read on fundamentals. Im considering doing a CFA course just for funzies but I do believe that understanding trends in history allow you to better anticipate whats coming . As a matter of fact , we are going through exactly the same steps in the same order chronologically as every crash in history (yet it always blows everyoens minds XD ) . Markets do recover and explode upwards , but youre looking at quite a few years.
no body is mentioning that last 10 years we have has the power of smart phones + investing app, more people are buying more than ever and control that from the pub or at work etc…. that is something needs to be calculated in, personally when AI get better a takes MOST jobs then ultimately we are going to see HUGE wave with new traders/investors, why work for Starbucks when you can trade its stock with leverage from home ….? its logical imo.. but just a thought
Here,s a question with the santion,s against Russia and its Oligharcs how is that going to affect the international stock exchanges ? Is this the point of no return ? Every thing has a value but that is relient of the aviability of money to be able to purchase what ever.Pockets of frozen money unable to be reinvested to create wealth.By all account its substainstial amount,s.Have we got a house of card,s .Oh i am not a fincial wiz just some one looking for finicial enlightenment.
Germany 1920 what i understood was it was deliberate due to the exssesive reporations required by some countries in Europe for the 1st World War.Germany lost natural resourses, also machinery from factories and its ability to pay reporations.
World War 2 does appear to be directly linked.It does make interesting reading . God forbid that it should happen again to any country.With quantative easing are we creating a problem for the future that inflation is just part of? Wise people Charlie Munger and Warren Buffet with a life time of knowledge with investing.
being in my early 20s with a skilled trade under my belt, im not worried tbh
Inflation is just a hidden tax.
I bet Microsoft been on the list since 95 something tells me me Amazon and apple are not going anywhere
he never gave "a HUGE warning for a Lost Decade", he just said returns will likely be lower than the previous one. clickbait crap…
Well case in point with Meta lol. Also thank you for making the video!!
Love this Look complicated but I'm intrigued!. PlutoHQ Trading looks promising tool I don't know tho looks too easy
The Fed wants inflation so the national debt will be easier to pay off.
the key is to invest in emerging markets like India which is on the cusp of 10 year bull run because of young population, structural reforms and stable government
Would enjoy a detailed review of Berkshire Portfolio…
This was an excellent video. I appreciate the hard work that was put into this.
I see the next ten years yielding exponential growth in a couple of handfuls
Wtf…you appear to blame workers for Germany's hyper inflation. It was war debts and poor financial management. Plus making comparisons to 20s and 30s Germany is alarmist. Unsubscribing.
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Lol, so many new millennial investors brushed off Buffett and Munger saying they are way past their prime in the investing world, and here i am a 11 year investor in the capital market, and i still believe that they are still the best investor in the market despite their age, even still way better than 80% of the professional in today's market
Tesla will be on the list 30 years from now.
Another interesting question about the most valuable companies. What countries would be represented on the list? Fascinating to see how Japan disappeared from the list over 30 years.
there is one thing i would add here…When the selling hits full throttle EVERY STOCK, VALUE OR NOT, will crash…They are selling trash now, and coming for holy cows later..See whats happening to " value" bank stocks today
Charlie Munger would be one of the toughest people to interview on a video conference call. His frequent pauses and soft voice make it difficult to know when he has completed his entire thought on a topic. He gives great advice, but I would feel very uncomfortable accidentally interrupting him on multiple occasions. You would have to be comfortable with silence for several seconds in between questions.
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Buffett and Munger say this all the time as to keep down expectations.
According to the owner of the company I work for, this single quarter has been more profitable than the last 6 combined, all thanks to "inflation." Which is to say, he heard there was inflation and jacked our prices by 25%, then blamed inflation. I have to assume this is not uncommon.
Fantastic!
This is so pretentious
Charlie's chair is so BOSS
Couldn't deal with the music
Whats up with the lullaby music…annoying
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0.5% bank interest? Unaffordability in the housing market? or DCA into the SP500 and hope for 7% average.
Really appreciate how much work goes into making these films. After a 30 year career at the BBC here in London I know.
One small request though? The music? You can drop that totally as the subject matter is quite serious, having distracted music (even low) isn’t required, especially when someone is speaking.
Other than that really really good work!