FED will crush inflation in 69 days 😐

Torres video:

Enjoy!

[gksng]

Welcome back! Thanks for making the video

[tdawgcoolgirl]

I like that you back up your arguments with statistics

[tomwillard]

"Inflation will still remain at 6%, so the water is coming to a boil." Not really, it will be very encouraging and the market will roar. Also, the only sticky inflation is rent and wages, every single commodity is declining in price.
Energy: the big fear was russian oil being removed, it wasn't. They are just selling to china and india. Chinese economy is slowing, which will reduce demand for commodities.
Oil at 200 is a joke. FUD.

[RParmable]

Your videos are so fun and informative. Still I have not forgotten that you said, Not to buy Tesla when it was below 700! Aarrr

[gabormark]

This is so paradox. Don’t forget countries way over normal debt levels. They default if interest raised too much.
The war was a hige catalyst of inflation. And dependence on russian energy. Another way out is to solve energy problem.

[DerrickGoldieNuggets]

Hi Ken. Congrats on your 300k subs. 690k coming soon..
Great contents as usual.

[bp]

Agree with Ken's assessment.

Energy (especially oil at the moment) shortage is going to cause plenty of downstream effect. It is the lifeblood of production and logistics.

Sure, there's no true shortages since Russian oils are being redirected to other countries. But for those countries with excess of oils, they have little to no use unless they could either:
(i) Resell it - Which they may face embargo and trade restraint from profiteering of it; OR
(ii) Increase production of goods and services with it - But inflation and demand side destruction in other countries would not incline other countries to purchase excess goods or services.

Pretty much nobody wins in this Russian-Ukraine war, with the rest of the world being collateral damages. I suspect we ain't gonna see the light at the end of the hyperinflation tunnel until the war ends.

[mufasahongu]

I'm new to stock market /Crypto and would like to invest but I've go no idea on how to make good profits. Pls what's the best approach you'd recommend?

[ricepattyfatty]

Always been a fan! was wondering if there is any great resources that you would recommend reading?

[alexaleman]

Lol you crack me up at the end, man good to know though thanks for the insight as always!

[tankieu]

The problem is our demand/ dependent on energy. Even if the market crashes, how does that reduce demand for energy?

[TK-hwjk]

So what should we do with our investments now? Hold/ sell?

[sasebo]

Fish bowl lol😉 See you in Singapore soon my friend. So good to see you back.

[wondermenful]

Hey Ken, thanks for sharing! What are your strategies for your portfolio now?

[jasonchien]

Welcome back bud, ignore the negative comments and keep thriving forward.

[norvinhornberger]

So with the possible coming events should one be taking profits, holding or preparing to buy the crash?

[chrisjohnston]

Good to see you back man keep up the good work.

[CapCashOG]

best stocks to short, any suggestions?

[ZSharkPH]

May you only remember the positive comments on here. And realize you are appreciated. Keep posting!!!

[jfl-mwrp]

Lol. You're having too much fun! Great info Ken. Thx 👍😎