How the Fed Pivot Will Affect Your Portfolio

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[InTheMoneyAdam]

Turn your phone sideways to see and use the charts better. Share your thoughts!

Also, Volcker became became Fed chair in '79, not '81. Which makes more sense with the increase in rates from 80-81. My b!

[oldbear]

Idk how long it's taking for you to make these videos Adam but I deeply appreciate you putting out content despite what you're going through. It provides hope and positivity, hope that you are doing a tad better and the positivity in that you're working again and pushing forward through your obstacles 👍👍

[XavierV]

My professor said “The Fed doesn’t cut rates to help you get a house or expand your business. They do it because somebody fucked up and broke something.”

Best lesson I learned in college 😂

[onceappuonatime]

Could you please make this a series? Kind of like testing your hypothesis after every fed meeting?

[waynespears]

No worries for me, I don't try to time the market. When I see that stock drops below its fair value with some margin of safety - I buy. Past 5-6 months have been huge shopping spree for me. I've got literally nothing left of investing cash. Probably I will miss some occasions in the future months, but who cares as long as I got value?

[ryanstocks]

Missed hearing that outro! Great to see you be a solider for all of us even when not feeling 100%. You've changed many lives teaching us your financial knowledge were all still here supporting you and loving all your content.

[AmazingFactsWorldV]

Love all your videos, Adam. Your explanations are so clear without all the BS and clickbait. Keep it up and get well soon 🙂

[holeefuk]

Simple explanation for the Pivot not causing prices to crash further is the fact that the market has already priced things in. Though if that happens probably going to be a lot of chop before we see All time high's again. For all the hate/meme/jokes seen directed towards Powell on Fintwit i think he may be able to pull it off. People also forget the post covid/ukraine war supply chain issues causing messy pricing everywhere. Glad to see you're back at it & doing better man!

[Its_Onion]

Adam you really are a teacher or something at heart, you have no idea how hard it is to be able to break down such complex situations to the layman for them to understand.

On top of that, just straight being honest in today's society should be the most admired, and it is for you man, you the best

[panosnikolopoulos]

EVERY TIME ADAM POSTS A VIDEO I AM THE HAPPIEST PERSON IN THE WORLD. LOVE U MAN.

[edubmf]

I think there are a couple of variables that have changed since 2008.
1. the increase in financialization/tech in society will compress any changes into a smaller timeframe
2. there is a loss of believe in "the system", people are looking to game it by "timing", probably this means retails sticks around, Powell has to hold higher for longer and they hold the bag more

[More-right-rudder]

I love how Adam doesn’t seek fear. Every other finance YouTubers out there telling the world is going to end, market will crash since 2020 and on the other hand, Adam here making one great video after another.

[keithhults]

I was watching Breakfast with Markus and Mark and saw the In the Money podcast about 2 weeks ago and I am HOOKED! Thank you Adam. You arrived just in time! I am at retirement age, and am rebuilding my brokerage account. I did well long investing over the decades and have yet to trade an option. School is in session and you are a great teacher.

[Rob-nbzi]

I think that the difference between this inflation and past inflations is the amount of money the Fed has created over the last 15 or so years, and the precedent that has been set wherein the Fed will step in and create money to prevent any major fallout. 2020 is a perfect example. If things start to go south because of the sheer volume of leveraged loans that are in danger of default, the Fed will step in and we’ll be back to QE in no time. Accordingly, equities will go through the roof.

[oinkyoinkoink]

I really like your straightforward, concise, just the facts format. Also, no flashy or silly video titles or click bait thumbnails.

Maybe it's not as entertaining but definitely very informative. Well done, I hope you continue to do this.

[BuzzkillZone]

I love that you went into the history much deeper than many articles and radio excerpts do showing multiple scenarios and how the market reacted to each one. Very informative. Even though I'm always watching your vidieos, Youtube realizes I like them so they are usually at the top of my suggested list, I just realized I'm not subscried. Fixed. Also, grats on a new sponsor.

[michaelchesney]

Excellent analysis and explanation of the dynamics possibly affecting the future economic landscape. It's rare to find such quality content on youtube and it is GREATLY appreciated. Like others have said, you have a gift in explaining these topics to us neophytes. Looking forward to follow-up videos on these subjects. Hope life is getting better for you and Eric.

[DTEVIXCALLS]

I literally stopped watching a MeetKevin video to come here lmao

InTheMoney is the BEST financial content creator hands down

Thanks for every single video you make brother

[priscillagold]

Very well articulated; I wish I had more time for trial and error, but I'll be 56 in April and need ideas and advice on what investments to make to set myself up for retirement, especially with the looming inflation; my goal is to have at least $1 million by the age of 65.

[Kenneth_James]

They never telegraphed the interest rate adjustments until like 96. Before that ya had to guess or be an avid FED watcher. The sheer computing power and modelling capabilities the FED has now are so much different. They know better than ever when and how to move rates.