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11-16-2020: Amid Coronavirus Changes, Some Gen Z And Millennials Have Stumbled Into Saving

InvestTalk

Hosts Justin Klein & Luke Guerrero, CFA | Wealth Managers and Investment Advisors

Business, Business News, News Commentary, Investing, Entrepreneurship, News

4.31.5K Ratings

🗓️ 17 November 2020

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Millions of Americans are experiencing financial hardship caused by the pandemic, but coronavirus has turned some of the youngest workers into unexpected savers.



Today's Stocks & Topics: NIO - NIO Inc. ADR, Airlines, TLT - iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF, Hotels, HLT - Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc.,

RTLR - Rattler Midstream L.P., SMLP - Summit Midstream Partners L.P., GBTC - Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, TSLA - Tesla Inc., ACV – Allianz GI Diversified Income & Convertible Fund.



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0:00.0

This podcast is produced by KPP Financial, Steve Peasley President,

0:10.4

KPP Financial, Independent Thinking, shared success, and now today's podcast.

0:17.0

Good afternoon fellow investors and welcome to Invest Talk. This is our Monday,

0:27.0

November 16th, 2020 edition of Invest Talk and there's a lot to talk about on today's show so much going on.

0:36.1

We know the pandemic is worsening.

0:39.4

What will the government reaction be not just on the federal level but also the local level as well.

0:45.9

We had vaccine news that came out today that was once again positive.

0:50.9

How was that play into the longer term impacts of potentially going getting back to work, right,

0:58.0

or getting back to normalcy, shall we say? But uncertainty still remains and we need to try to break through that

1:06.2

uncertainty and find the opportunities in the market and once again there was a

1:11.2

resurgence or continued surgeons into growth stocks or sorry

1:17.4

value stocks away from growth stocks and that is kind of a change of scenery for the markets. Another change of scenery is inflation.

1:28.1

Inflation is rising. All indicators, if you're looking at break-evens, you're looking at the dollar, you're looking at break-evens you're looking at the dollar you're

1:34.8

looking at what I believe is now structural inflation coming right

1:40.4

QE is at the end of its rope. We can talk about what the Fed can do and they will likely do more at some point.

1:48.0

But adding more debt onto the system is actually deflationary and that's why you've seen the overall

1:58.8

disinflation, maybe that outright deflation but disinflation over the past decade despite the money

2:04.2

printing despite the QE because QE just adds more debt to the system and debt is a

2:10.5

burden to the system. What the next phase is, we can see.

2:15.0

It's pretty obvious.

2:16.0

They're going to print money.

2:17.0

I'm not telling you this is the right way to go.

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