Timothy Sumer

It's no secret that Inflation is top of mind for investors right now. As prices for housing, lumber, copper, steel, and countless other commodities and goods increase at the fastest rate in years, it is natural for an investor to wonder about how inflation can impact the stock market and the economy. This raised two very important questions for me that I needed to learn more about: #1: how will inflation affect the future returns of the stock market, and #2: how will inflation impact the stocks that I own within my portfolio? To learn more about this, I turned to a pair of investors that have lived through countless economic cycles and periods of elevated inflation: the legends themselves, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. Now let's take a look at these two clips of Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger in 2003 and 2019 explaining how inflation impacts the stock market as they are just as relevant now than ever before. Make sure to like this video and subscribe to the c

(#Inflation #raydalio) Ray Dalio… He is one of the most respected voices in the finance community and considered a thought leader by many when it comes to the economy and investing. He is the founder and co-chief investment officer of Bridgewater, the world’s largest hedge fund. That's why it raised a huge red flag for me when I heard what he had to say about upcoming inflation in one of his most recent interviews. In this video, we are going to hear why Ray Dalio thinks massive inflation is ahead for the economy and what he is doing with his own investment portfolio to not only protect against the effects of inflation but actually benefit from this economic environment. Listen to this clip of Ray Dalio speaking at the Wall Street Journal “Future of Everything” conference and then afterwards we can break down his economic predictions and most importantly, how we can properly position our own portfolios. This is not the first time Ray Dalio has come out and warned about