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The Dividend Cafe

Inflating Clarification on Inflation

The Dividend Cafe

The Dividend Cafe - The Bahnsen Group

Business, Dividend Growth Investing, Monetary Policy, Investing, Retirement Planning, Wealth Management, Macro Economics, Estate Planning

4.9572 Ratings

🗓️ 29 July 2022

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

I really did mean to write this entire piece last week but simply ran out of time and space. I will give you a recap today of last week’s takeaways but then make sure this week’s wraps a bow around our updated point of view on inflation.

This is not merely a philosophical exercise. There is an abundance of empirical support provided for my position, and I think you will find a lot of the information about the present state of affairs surprising. You may draw a different conclusion on the matter than I do, but my conclusions on what this means for the decade ahead have profound implications for citizens and investors alike. Again, this can’t be armchair stuff for a real asset allocator; this is what we call fiduciary responsibility.

So grab a cup of coffee and get comfortable. This is one of those truly Dividend Cafe editions. Jump on in…

Links mentioned in this episode: DividendCafe.com TheBahnsenGroup.com

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Dividing Cafe weekly market commentary focused on dividends in your portfolio and dividends in your understanding of economic life.

0:12.6

Well, hello, and welcome to another Dividing Cafe, one that I've actually been very excited about all week back here in Newport Beach,

0:21.8

in our studio after a lot of back and forth in different places and especially out in New York

0:29.1

over the summer.

0:30.7

But back here at Home Base right now to do part two of what we talked about last week

0:36.8

regarding this whole subject of inflation,

0:40.3

deflation, where we've been, where I see us now, and where I think we're going, and just

0:47.5

kind of that review of what my take is on all these subjects.

0:50.5

I got a lot of feedback from last week's part one and I very much want to kind of finish

0:56.2

this thought today. The written Dividend Cafe is a long one and I cannot tell you enough how much

1:03.7

I hope you will read it as opposed to only listen to the podcast or watching the video, but

1:08.6

nevertheless we're going to try to cover everything right now that we do in the written version. So let me do something I don't normally do. I'm

1:16.9

going to actually use the written divvy cafe because I want to walk through a few particular

1:20.9

things that are listed out and first just review what we covered last week.

1:28.7

My views on inflation, as we've been in obviously a very high period of price increases

1:36.9

for about a year and a half now, my views are the same now as they were before and during the inflation moment. And as I said last

1:47.9

week, if I believed I had gotten this wrong, there would be no hesitation on my part whatsoever to

1:53.6

admit so. The reason I'm not apologizing for being wrong is I don't believe we are wrong.

1:59.3

If I believed we were wrong, it would be easy to apologize because we get things wrong all the time and we acknowledge it,

2:05.3

move on and so forth. In this particular case, it's more important to me to give the right

2:09.7

nuance as to what we are talking about. That there's been massive inflation over the last 18

2:14.7

months is undebatable. What exactly has caused it is debatable, but it isn't

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