2 Friends Invest, Stocks vs Bonds. Who Does Better? #stocks #bonds

2 Friends Invest, Bonds vs Stocks. Who Does Better? #stocks #bonds

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[immortily]

the most unrealistic thing about this is them still being friends in 50 years

[MrFiggles]

And if that company fails, the end result is $0

[fromthebirchwood]

The ongoing sell-off in bonds and worries about an escalation in Middle East hostilities are weighing on the market as it waits for Big Tech companies to fire up earnings this season, thus I'm looking for companies to put in $100k for a start. Just not sure of my picks

[Andres_]

Even if bond yields are rising while stock prices are decreasing, the markets are still a bit skeptical as to whether the federal reserve will stick to its goal to raise interest rates until inflation is under control. Would it be best to sell my $401k worth of equities, what is the best way to profit from the current down market.

[brendanfournier]

Im not sure a finance decision should really be compacted into a minute like this..

[rudelimit]

He reinvested his dividends. Automatically

[THORFANG]

Let’s play a game: name a stock that will compound 8% every year for the next 50yrs

[ceezy]

The all hinges on the unrealistic expectations that you don’t sell you bond like selling them when interest rates fall that’s how you make money with a bond and the 4% is guaranteed it’s basically dividend and then rather then them going up or down in price based on the business performance they go up or down based on interest rates, among other things, but mainly interest rates

[nicholasharwood]

How can or where can I go to buy stocks and not be ripped off. Please make a video of where to go to buy stocks and what stocks are the best to buy

[truter]

It's really way more intricate than this. For one, I would never keep bonds for that long. Shares yes

[YallaMiami]

What if the Dollar collapsed in 50 years?

[ext.]

1000 for 4% a year? i get 1% a month with 7000 monthly bond in my country... why is it so low over there?

[shanegrayson]

The true question is: how do you stay so young after 50 years...

[pukshead]

but, when company that had stock collapse, is it still worth?

[shirkedance]

comparing is baised:

most secured
vs
Risky volatile

[vanminhle]

Bonds is less volatile despite lower returns, while all-stock portfolio is very volatile and does not guarantee anything. It can up, down, or remains the same. The 'telling 3% of the story' kind of video is damn annoying.

[MKK-wgfz]

He should have used an index fund as the example

[joshventura]

Is he not calculating interest on interest income from reinvesting coupon payments?

[MichaelIp]

50 years later looks the same. He's Asian. Checks out.

[ChadAdkins-hxzz]

How about 50000 in a index fund that has Apple, Amazon, microsoft, exc. and don't look for 15 years??