Don’t Invest In The Market You Want, Invest In The Market You Have, Ep #106

What’s up! It’s episode 106 of Payne Points of Wealth and the economy is looking a-okay! We’ve got the market rebounding into the end of the year. We’ve got wages going up, unemployment still low, and inflation is coming down. Are those economists and strategists on Wall Street actually, right? Are we going to fall off a cliff? Are we going to recession? Well, we’re going to give you our viewpoint on that. We’ll also give you our 2 cents on exactly where the economy’s going. On the Tipping Point, we’ve got a special guest, Anthony O’Neill, a debt specialist. He’s going to talk about money, his life, and relationship to money. It’s a great show! Check it out. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in… Missed opportunity in the international markets [2:01] Spending is still strong [7:18] The Tipping Point [9:14] Anthony’s background with money [10:19] The lack of financial education [15:09] Anthony’s mindset when it comes to wealth building [19:31] If you’re throwing a Hail Mary pass you might be in trouble. [25:37] Hidden Facts of Finance [30:40] It’s hard to be an investor You go back to 2008 when we started Payne Capital Management, we believed it was one of the greatest bull markets in history. We were right on the doorstep of it. Everybody was pretty negative, especially in the US market. Now it’s going full circle. Now everybody’s positive in the US market and negative in the international markets. They don’t see the opportunity. But it’s smacking you right in the face.  Who doesn’t know that Taiwan could be invaded by China, who doesn’t know that the US dollar is hurting non-US assets, and who doesn’t know that there’s an energy crisis in Europe? Meanwhile, most of the world doesn’t know right now that in the UK, the British stock market, the Footsie, is outperforming the S&P, the DOW, and the Nasdaq. It’s wild to think that England has gone positive for the year because when you look at the headlines their political system is a mess and they’ve got higher inflation than we do. But if we all know it then it’s already priced into the market. It’s kind of like this, it doesn’t look good in Europe. Yeah, we know. But the market’s already accounted for that.  This week on the tipping point: Anthony O’Neal dept specialist