Warren Buffett: How to Make Money During Inflation

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Are we going to see inflation return in a major way in 2021? Money printing and record low interest rates certainly does not spell well for the value of many currencies. Luckily, Warren Buffett has an answer for this. He’s been asked about and he’s written about the influence of inflation on the investor on many, many occasions. In this video, you’ll learn which the worst and the best investments for an inflationary economy are, according to Warren Buffett. These investments will be divided into five categories and presented in chronological order. The value of your investment portfolio shall suffer no more!

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Warren Buffett, investments to protect yourself against hyperinflation timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:35 Assets Denoted in a Currency
02:03 Unproductive Assets
05:33 Productive Assets: Mediocre Type
10:03 Productive Assets: Great Type
13:39 Your Own Earning Power

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[Neil.Denize]

Great video, lock in 3 on the line up mate.

[TheNewbieInvestor]

I can feel it in my fingers, I feel it in my toes... Inflation is all around me and so the feeling grows 🎶🎵

Warren knows what is up!

[nedelchoivanov]

Impressive as always! Keep up the good work!

+1 for 1

[eliosgreek]

This is one of the greatest videos made on inflation.

[strgigachad]

This content is the most unbiased objective investing 'advice' there is on youtube. Thank you so much and keep the great content coming!

[slbtz]

In an inflationary environment, the best asset to hold is actually cash (or very short term bonds). Of course, not for long term, as inflation will eat it away, but for short-medium term it gives you the option to buy the assets that you would like to own (i.e. stocks) after their price has fallen as a result of rising interest rates.

[PoisonelleMisty]

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[NiceGamingHU]

well #1 for me for sure, and i hope for others as well - btw great way to ask ppl for engaging, well done sir :)

[rationalinvesting]

Buffett is the greatest of all times, no doubt!

[goldfinder]

Number 5. She shines with self-respect.

[jessewilson]

Didn't agree with all your points but... great video overall

[hristolakov]

I am really amazed how you have covered probably the whole investing world in your videos and you keep producing such a high quality content. Thank you and keep doing the good job. All the best from Bulgaria.

[brandonbaker]

Disagree with holding cash . Yes you lose purchasing power for a time . However inflation does not last forever . If your time frame is longer then months cash maybe fine. Additionally inflation normally causes equities to fall/ crash once interest rates begin to rise that would allow the cash you have held to buy equities that are now on sell. It's not always a straight answer.

[warrens.]

This was one of the best investing videos i've seen on Youtube. I found the content very digestible, besides that one comment from Munger on the German response to inflation/"giving back mortgages" That could have used a tad more explanation for the layman. BUT I digress, amazing vid, great editing. You definitely earned my Sub!

[joshreddy]

holy shit!!!! The quality in these videos have improved a LOT!!

[anders_mark]

I dont understand the top of the asset class - this doesn't have anything to do with inflation, investing in yourself to become valuable is called working.. And that's not why I am here.
- But I appreciate your 4 categories and like the video as a whole. Thank you.

[tulischvarcz]

Hey Erik, Thank you for this video and all the great video in the channel!

I have a question, now when inflation is skyrocketing and recession is around the corner (and according to some indicators is already here), what should one do with cash. I'm considering buying a house as I see cash as a "hot potato", on the other hand, during the upcoming recession, Real Estate should have its fair share of devaluation as well. What do you think would be best then? Perhaps hold the cash (even though it's devaluating) until recession will hit real hard then buy a house (because Real Estate will get hit stronger)?

In other words: Housing market vs Fiat Currency during recession & inflation - who's the winner?

[javierreyna]

Same. 3 or 1
Perhaps 1 because looks at you

[francescodp]

Man, your videos are great and I’m grateful I’ve found this channel on YouTube!

[leonardoalejo]

The last one is quite unexpected but has a quite powerful message 👌