URGENT: Trump Wins, Federal Reserve Cuts Rates, Stocks Hit All-Time High!

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THE OCTOBER INFLATION REPORT:
Inflation currently stands at 2.4%, year over year. It was found that Energy Prices dropped by 6.8%, used cars and trucks fell by 5.1%, and hotels fell by 2.3%. However, 1/3rd of the inflation report consists of housing – and when this metric is removed, inflation is below the 2% target (according to The White House).

THE STOCK MARKET:
Since 1924, the SP500 has increased by an average of 6.6% per year, or 10% with dividends reinvested. Although, as Goldman Sachs points out, there might be a scenario where market returns over the next 10 years are significantly lower than most of us have gotten accustomed to. The way they see it, valuations are some of the highest they’ve ever been when compared to earnings – as a result, historically, this tends to lead to lower stock market returns over the following decade. As they say: “Their model predicts annual returns ranging from plus 7 percent to negative 1 percent, with a 72 percent probability that stocks will underperform bonds over the next decade.”

HOUSING PRICES:
It was reported that “existing home sales are on track for the worst year since 1995— for the second year in a row.” This is because, despite lowering rates, mortgages went higher. As far as what this means for the future, Zillow believes that Home Sales are only on pace to climb “2% in 2024 and 0.9% over the next 12 months,” with the main culprit being: rising inventory.

In fact, it was said that a “quarter of first-time buyers are Holding Off Until After the Election” – or, more specifically: “26% said they are waiting to see if Harris’ housing affordability plan goes into effect; and 15.9% are waiting to see if Trump’s housing affordability plan is enacted.” Another culprit could simply be that mortgages are expensive, housing is largely unaffordable, and some sellers are asking way too much money for what they could realistically get.

THE FEDERAL RESERVE RATE CUT:
As of a few hours ago, the Federal Reserve made the decision – as expected – to cut rates another 25 basis points, mainly because THEIR “preferred” metrics of inflation are coming back down. Besides this, Jerome Powell ended up giving us more of the same: That they’re committed to restoring price stability, that they’re monitoring the labor market, and that they’re basing their decisions on the most recent data.

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  • @11Hammers says:

    Breaking news …stocks will definitely either go up or go down or go up and down

  • @reesems485 says:

    the picture of the squirrel is a funny joke lol

  • @alanwolensky says:

    Ah, the ol’ Squirrel engagement glitch. 😂

    • @Saixjacket says:

      Is it a joke that he sometimes puts a cat instead of a squirrel? Cuz that was hilarious to me either way

    • @alanwolensky says:

      @Saixjacket  nah, the joke is that youtubers intentionally deceive their viewers to help drive engagement with comments, shares, or likes, ultimately helping them reach more and more viewers and a wider audience.

    • @Saixjacket says:

      @@alanwolensky I get what clickbait is lol, wasn’t sure if graham had been doing this ironically or not 😂

  • @benmuniz11 says:

    Prices aren’t falling. They are growing at a slower rate.

    • @azraelblack777 says:

      Prices will never fall. Corporations have been increasing prices higher than they need to. They’ll never lower the prices back down. Harris might’ve been able to put pressure on price gouging, but Trump won’t.

    • @lauragraves2948 says:

      Yes, my favorite stupid word “decelerating”… not to be confused with declining…

    • @alexwyler4570 says:

      yup😢😭

    • @jollyholly2851 says:

      @@azraelblack777 LOL you know nothing about economics to use the term “price gouging.” Corporate greed is a constant and always existed, so other variables are causing inflation — namely, government spending. Study up or shut up.

    • @GR33ZY.A1 says:

      Facts

  • @Baptpich says:

    It’s been 10 years they said the stock market is overpriced, they just print too much money

    • @kito1san says:

      Of course they do, how else can they continue to borrow?

    • @joshholland6420 says:

      Sounds like you have some history. What’s your take on the upcoming 10 years in the stock market?

    • @doyoueatrocks says:

      It’s not just money printing, it’s that the price of the market is brought and maintained at high levels

    • @vincentmcbean6512 says:

      Valuations keep rising, but income isn’t. Of course PE ratios won’t match, people can’t buy things

    • @growlith6969 says:

      They don’t have to print money, dollars are coming back to the US in a flood because other countries don’t buy our dollars for oil trade and a few other things. It has a massive effect, but you won’t catch the govt pointing it out.

  • @MrZedblade says:

    3:25 “…the next 10 years sees significantly lower returns…” You said almost the exact same thing back in 2021 (I think?) I literally remember video talking about how stocks are at all time highs, it can’t go on forever, and the next X years could see lower returns. This is not to say you’re wrong. But it does drive the point that *nobody knows* what’s going to happen. Eventually you’re 100% guaranteed to be right, but who knows when!

    • @kylebanks13 says:

      He says in a lot of videos that nobody really knows and I’m sure in that previous video he probably said they could fall not that they’re guaranteed to.

  • @PeakTimeRacing says:

    Happy to see recent videos in 4K. Most people probably wouldn’t notice the difference but I do 🙂

    • @thedopplereffect00 says:

      He finally stopped being cheap and got a new camera

    • @TheGregWallace says:

      watching stuff in 4k only uses up more and more of data and could lead to going over your data cape of your internet provider.. No need to watch in 4k if you don’t need to or even if you computer screen in most cases is not 4k capable. could also lead to buffering.

  • @antinormality says:

    That’s not a squirrel! That’s a baby honey badger.

  • @SlowlyMotivate says:

    Glad you are taking a break, but miss your regular videos!

  • @urkodehoyos4286 says:

    Tax cut but no cut on government spending 😂😂😂😂 where is Santa Claus ???

  • @royseaberg2214 says:

    Speaking of squirrels. Justice for Peanut the squirrel 🐿️ 😢

  • @Yoyoy08 says:

    Breaking: Stonks will keep going up until the big boys jump out and crashes the market!

  • @josephalarcon6346 says:

    Graham at this point, I like the video before I watch it lol always dropping quality videos

  • @BaileyJames-zv2ddd says:

    We are facing new financial hurdles! Each day, we encounter challenges that have become normal. What once felt like a crisis is now our reality, and we need to adjust. With the economy in turmoil, how can we enhance our income? I can’t afford to lose my 380k in savings after all my effort

    • @AlexClarkcompany says:

      That’s really sad, it sounds like you’re struggling. But what about those without $1,000 or living paycheck to paycheck? Kamala is using their tax dollars to support undocumented immigrants, Medicare, and Social Security. Perhaps you could donate some of that 380k to help build homes for those in need. I hope Trump to solve these problems!

    • @RhysHuntoffice says:

      You make a great point. I began investing on my own, and for a while the market felt like it was taking advantage of me. I decided to hire a CFA, even though I was unsure at first, and I outperformed the market by over 9% I thought it was just a lucky break until it happened for two consecutive years. Since then I’ve continued to invest through an analyst

    • @ArchieJohnson5h says:

      I’ve been pondering the idea of hiring one, but I’m exploring various options. Can you suggest your advisor?

    • @RhysHuntoffice says:

      I work with “June Renae Matthysse”. She is widely known

    • @ArchieJohnson5h says:

      Thanks for the tip. I found her website. I looked her up. She seems very proficient

  • @GOATED1973 says:

    we need more of these videos Graham.

  • @RIPieces22 says:

    Here to help with comments because i see you fishing with the squirrel! THANK GOD FOR GRAHAM!

  • @peteystix says:

    one of the most informative videos I’ve seen you do, thanks G

  • @pokemankirito says:

    1:00 as a thank you for subscribing I get a picture of a squirrel thanks a lot man

  • @johnnyboyhardkick says:

    I think I could set sail with that collar

  • @Kaustavpatell says:

    As an lnvesting enthusiast, I often wonder how top level investors are able to become millionaires off investing. . I’ve been sitting on over $545K equity from a home sale and I’m not sure where to go from here, is it a good time to buy into stocks or do I wait for another opportunity?.

    • @AmithKaury says:

      Thats when you hire someone to manage your money. You need a financial-advis0r straight up! Even while $545k might seem like much, one bad decision might seriously deplete it.

    • @Monicamonasky- says:

      A good number of people discredit the effectiveness of financial advisors in exploring new markets, but over the past 10years I’ve had a financial advisor consistently restructure and diversify my portfolio/expenses and I’ve made over $3million in gains… might not be a lot but i’m financially secure.

    • @donovantobs says:

      Can you share details of your advisor? I want to invest my increased cash flow in stocks and alternative assets to achieve financial goals.

    • @Monicamonasky- says:

      *TRUDY ELIZABETH STOUFFER* . .. has always been on the top of my list..She is regarded as a genius in her area and well knowledgeable about financial markets. I highly recommend you look her up if you want excellent collaboration.

    • @donovantobs says:

      Ah gotcha. Curiosity led me to look up her name on Google. Found her page. I must say her credentials are just fine! Good enough to lay any doubts to rest. I popped her an email.

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