5 Assets That Are Always Better Than Cash

[joceylingranada]

I really love your videos
I believe as an intending trader or newbie guided investments should be mandatory, I’m making consistent profit as a result of it.

[gaileickhoff]

Investors should avoid picking stocks unless they are actually willing to research the company. If you listen to these YouTube guys and chase big returns by investing in the latest hot stock, you're likely to overpay

[harchandiverma]

Mrs Charlotte's is legit and her method works like magic I keep on earning every single week with her new strategy

[site_is_down]

to be financially better is to be always ready whenever any financial difficulty may arise in your life and for us to do better financially is to have a good mindset and a good attitude.

[ChrisRizer]

Creator of this video, you are awesome

[wick]

My trading journey was a matriculation of highs and lows, literally just like the market. you up, you down. Now I'm constantly up

[arigutman]

If someone is sitting on a pile of cash, YIKES! They might as well walk right over to the nearest garbage can and throw it out, especially as inflation is over 7%...

[melgargultiano]

May I know what you use to create the animation?

[zacharybird]

How can you justify the first 4 minutes of the video being essentially useless before you actually get to the list?

[Victic]

When you buy government bonds you are loaning the government money? Then they pay you back by printing money?

[YodaPLUG]

i like this new style of videos, what's the software you used for the animation in the background ?

[ayeflippum]

Surplus is better than debt. Debt is the weapon of choice used under whyte skynned creecherdom to maintain poverty.

[ernestradner]

📌Thank you for this informative video. We are currently experiencing the greatest transfer of wealth ever recorded in world history . People who invest now have probably made the best decision in life. Investment is the future!!

[kcdiazWTV]

I don't get real estate. I can't realize my gains from a house until I sell it, right? No matter how high the monetary value is, it will just be on paper until I sell the house. Which most people won't do unless I am willing to downgrade to a much smaller or perhaps move to other area where the cost of living is substantially lower than where I am at. And moving will incur more cost.

[dpatel]

Bro which software u can use for making this animated video

[espai_esperit]

What accent do you have man? I remember you told you are from former Soviet Union? But i feal your English not American English. Так что у тебя за акцент?) Просто интересно

[denny]

Yeah. Buy bonds. Because the value of the bonds goes DOWN when interest rates rise. Interest rates haven't substantially risen yet haven't yet, but surely will shortly. So bonds have a BIG downward value potential. Aditionlly, bonds provide a very small return on investment due to their low interest rates. Even government bonds.
That's where I stopped listening. I suggest that you also stop listening - before you end up in the poor house.

[timbocracy]

I keep hearing bones instead of bonds.

[Kakakakw]

Yea whatever. Berkshire is holding 100b in cash lol.

[jamesoncarmen]

I will forever be indebted to you ??you’ve changed my whole life I’ll continue to preach about your name for the world to hear you’ve saved me from a huge financial debt with just little investment thanks so much Mrs Edith mandela.