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Fisher Investments über seine Erfahrungen zur Vereinbarkeit von Kapitalerhalt und Wachstum — Transcript

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  1. 0:02whenever we get into a period of a
  2. 0:04certain amount of volatility in while
  3. 0:06Whi in capital markets there's a
  4. 0:09increased uh desire and large Universe
  5. 0:13vendors who one way or another want
  6. 0:16offer Capital preservation and
  7. 0:19growth and so sometimes I'm ask how
  8. 0:22effective that is that there there's a
  9. 0:25kind of a skitso answer to
  10. 0:27that if your goal is for simultaneous
  11. 0:33Capital preservation and
  12. 0:36growth it is an impossible goal it's the
  13. 0:41moral
  14. 0:43equivalency to calorie free
  15. 0:48cheesecake uh in the legendary phrase of
  16. 0:52beauty pageant uh the ever common
  17. 0:55statement that pageant participant is in
  18. 0:59favor of moral peace which of course
  19. 1:02we've never ever had and uh In Our
  20. 1:04Lifetime we will never have there's
  21. 1:06always multiple Wars going on someplace
  22. 1:08in the
  23. 1:09world uh
  24. 1:12or sensible politicians with your
  25. 1:15interests particularly in mind
  26. 1:18levelheaded
  27. 1:20and fair and just these are all
  28. 1:24fantasies and so is capital preservation
  29. 1:26and growth if treated as simultaneous
  30. 1:30goals now on the other hand if you
  31. 1:34actually pursue growth
  32. 1:37sensibly you achieve both Capital
  33. 1:39preservation and growth in the long term
  34. 1:41because the growth take care of the
  35. 1:43capital preservation with some
  36. 1:45volatility along the way the problem is
  37. 1:49that actual Capital
  38. 1:52preservation by itself implies a lack of
  39. 1:56volatility and that feels good whenever
  40. 2:00we've come through gut-wrenching wild
  41. 2:02whip in the
  42. 2:04market but is in fact impossible to link
  43. 2:08with growth because people
  44. 2:11forget said simply
  45. 2:15that negative volatility of 1 three or
  46. 2:195% is similarly volatile to positive
  47. 2:23volatility that would get you back to
  48. 2:25the same level of a little more than 1 3
  49. 2:27or
  50. 2:285% and
  51. 2:31there if you wipe out the one you can't
  52. 2:33have the other you cannot eradicate a
  53. 2:37downside volatility without eradicating
  54. 2:39upside volatility and the more you
  55. 2:41eradicate downside volatility the more
  56. 2:43you eradicate upside volatility so pure
  57. 2:47true Capital
  58. 2:49preservation uh
  59. 2:51implies the equivalent of near cash-like
  60. 2:55returns which inherently are low and
  61. 2:57negative relative to inflation almost
  62. 3:00always uh they are almost always not
  63. 3:04always but almost always and in the long
  64. 3:08term have been then you can get a higher
  65. 3:13return uh in the long term by owning
  66. 3:16bonds but people forget and you probably
  67. 3:19don't forget that just like in
  68. 3:242022 when long-term interest rates went
  69. 3:27up that forces the bond price down down
  70. 3:30and you had near stock market like
  71. 3:32downside volatility with bonds followed
  72. 3:35by the next year with near stock market
  73. 3:38like volatility
  74. 3:40up for
  75. 3:42banks being at bonds is typically less
  76. 3:46followable of being in stocks but it
  77. 3:50doesn't
  78. 3:52have any eradication
  79. 3:56volatility said otherwise if you think
  80. 4:00of 10 or 30 year US government bonds
  81. 4:04right now uh you know they're
  82. 4:07rendering some place around 3.6 to uh
  83. 4:11just under
  84. 4:124%
  85. 4:14and that's real consistent
  86. 4:18with the long-term average inflation
  87. 4:23rate so you're treading
  88. 4:26water and currently the inflation rate
  89. 4:29is is running right around 2 and a half%
  90. 4:33year-over-year as I
  91. 4:34speak and of course 2 and a half%
  92. 4:37year-over year for inflation is not a
  93. 4:39very precisely accurate number so some
  94. 4:43parts of life are more than that some
  95. 4:45parts of life or less than that it's
  96. 4:47just a statistical average of an index
  97. 4:49that's not very precise to begin with
  98. 4:52but be that as it may if you have moving
  99. 4:55ahead since the long-term average of
  100. 4:58inflation in the United States been a
  101. 5:01good percentage plus higher than that uh
  102. 5:04if you return to Historic averages or
  103. 5:06higher still that implies bond price
  104. 5:10fall about and yields would rise and uh
  105. 5:15the yields Rising bond price falling
  106. 5:18would give you more downside volatility
  107. 5:20in bonds all that I'm really saying is
  108. 5:22doing bonds doesn't escape
  109. 5:24volatility in the long term you achieve
  110. 5:28grow with vol
  111. 5:30ility by owning stock so if you think
  112. 5:34of the history of the S&P 500 since
  113. 5:381925 uh where you have good accurate
  114. 5:40daily pricing uh you've never ever had
  115. 5:44a negative 20-year period uh five and
  116. 5:4910e periods are overwhelmingly positive
  117. 5:52not as much so as 20year periods
  118. 5:55volatility along the way but the 20-year
  119. 5:58returns never ever negative have 800
  120. 6:01plus per average returns over the 20
  121. 6:04years which is pretty big returns point
  122. 6:07that I'm wanting to make to you is if
  123. 6:10you do that you've preserved your
  124. 6:11capital and you've grown that's the
  125. 6:14conundrum the achievement of capital
  126. 6:16preservation and growth can only really
  127. 6:21be achieved by putting the pursuit of
  128. 6:24the growth without taking crazy risks
  129. 6:27like being Diversified with inequities
  130. 6:31uh it can only be achieved that way it's
  131. 6:33a point that people miss the desire to
  132. 6:36minimize downside volatility is so
  133. 6:38strong in some that by achieving the
  134. 6:41minimization of downside volatility they
  135. 6:44also don't get that long-term return
  136. 6:49that you accomplish out of owning
  137. 6:51equities with volatility along the way
  138. 6:55and then they miss look if they miss
  139. 6:57that upside they don't get the growths
  140. 7:00they just get the attempt to mimic
  141. 7:04inflation which might work might not but
  142. 7:07you own those 10 to 30-year bonds for 10
  143. 7:10to 30 years and uh you might come ahead
  144. 7:13with a slight return uh particularly if
  145. 7:16inflation Falls and interest rates fall
  146. 7:18over those years but you might also Come
  147. 7:21Away with a negative
  148. 7:23return all I'm really saying and it's
  149. 7:25very
  150. 7:28simple to try to achieve both
  151. 7:30simultaneously is
  152. 7:32impossible to pursue sensible growths by
  153. 7:37diversification among equities over the
  154. 7:39long term competed growth and provides
  155. 7:42Capital preservation because growth in
  156. 7:44and of itself achieves Capital
  157. 7:47preservation so that that's really a
  158. 7:49long complicated explanation to what
  159. 7:51should be a pretty simple topic but when
  160. 7:53people tell you they going to do
  161. 7:56something that's going to provide you
  162. 7:58Capital preservation and growth
  163. 8:00they're either
  164. 8:01wrong May believe it but they're wrong
  165. 8:05not kind of understanding how it really
  166. 8:06works upside volatility downside
  167. 8:08volatility being flip sides to the same
  168. 8:12coin and not that if they don't
  169. 8:15understand that or they're haing bad
  170. 8:19product at you which is also pretty
  171. 8:21common uh in the guise of that which is
  172. 8:26worse or they're even
  173. 8:30criminal like Ponzi scheme type folks
  174. 8:32that
  175. 8:33pedal invariably the Ponzi scheme people
  176. 8:36pedal the same concept they've got a
  177. 8:38magic way to do it for you and that's
  178. 8:41the equivalent of what Bernie maid off
  179. 8:42was which is above average returns with
  180. 8:46no downside volatility that's that's
  181. 8:49just pretty much like calorie free
  182. 8:52cheesecake uh and is pretty much if you
  183. 8:54swallow that going to taste like calorie
  184. 8:57free
  185. 8:58cheesecake so
  186. 9:00thank you for listening to me I hope you
  187. 9:02found this useful and educational take
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