The 2008 global financial crisis saw an economic environment with interest rates close to 0%. John Bailer, Newton Investment Management Deputy Head of Equity Income and Portfolio Manager thinks the low interest rates after the 2008 crisis were unusual and believes interest rates usually range from 4% to 5%, favoring value stocks. He expects more inflation and higher rates ahead, making value stocks popular again. Segment aired April 26, 2024.
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These losers always talk about their 100 year charts. Get a life. Your CFA is getting outperformed by my squiggly lines.
But, was inflation high during those periods and was GDP in this shape at the same time? Also did interest rate spike in such short period before? Was there stagflation? Looking at high tech job market it feels we are in a recession though. Maybe the interest rate is normal but everything else is out of whack!
History doesn’t repeat but it rhymes.