Comments by "Maxwell Benz" (@Tential1) on "How To Profit From Incoming Hyperinflation" video.

  1. Also, a government will do everything in its power to prevent a recession. It having recessions is good. I mean, unless you fucking want the US to go through a recession and decline, while China continues to boom and surpass us. Remember, every country is trying to make its economy outgrow the others. So betting on recession is literally betting against yourself and on economic prosperity, which I personally don't want to risk a recession and losing ground on a communist powerhouse. Serious recession for America isn't a fun thought to entertain, people really haven't thought through the consequences, this isn't some stupid culture war or political thing because you hate what xyz group is doing, it's an actual threat where we could potentially lose our global dominance to a communist country, and potentially fuck over the whole free world.
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  2. It's what everyone wants to hear. Most young people in my company believe hyperinflation is coming. Beyond the actual disruptions though, inflation happens when people think it will happen. It's as much a psychological thing as a real thing. So really, in our current political climate where people always pick opposite sides, it actually can happen if half the country decides to believe it. Given Russia and China would both love to see America get kicked down a peg, they would be straight idiots if they didn't run an influence campaign against America in that manner. Creating box to troll comments sections all across someone's countries internet discussions is very easy to do. Especially if it's your job at the Cyber warfare departments of their secret intelligence agencies.
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  3. Damn, I'm going to start using this.
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  4.  @wallstreetmillennial  this is more what I'm afraid of. Contagion. If this causes more issues and other Chinese real estate company then all of a sudden this could spill over to the US. This is still a quite interlinked economy across the globe
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  5. This is more about hedging inflation, not predicting a crash, but I agree, I see so much fear in these markets, so I'm still bullish. That said, I'm looking for low p/e stocks to offset my portfolio in case of multiple contraction, or an actual recession. I don't think Corona was a recession, just a health blip, still always good to have some hedge stocks and an opposite idea running, just in case
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