IA Q&A: Bitcoin, IA Perfect Portfolio, Future of Work, JP Morgan Portfolio, Hurdle Rates, Dividends

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This week we discuss Bitcoin, Asset Allocation, crypto winter bear market, JP Morgan, is crypto the new safe haven. Then will Crypto damage world, what your portfolio would look like today, what is the future of work, dividend stocks, and fun Q of the day.

0:00 Introduction
0:50 Chris Bastardi Hey James! I'd like to ask if BTC truly is the future & will be more profitable than any publicly traded stock then why do you also do videos on stock market investing & invest in companies such as Tesla if you advocate so strongly for all roads leading to BTC? Why not just put all the money we have available for the stock market into BTC? I really appreciate your channel man & feel like your work has helped me out as a newbie in the market & to BTC & would love your insight!
4:40 Josef Question: do you agree with me that institutional investment mainly affects BTC? If so, wouldn't that mean that for altcoins we will see a 2017 like scenario, but not for BTC?
5:00 Tj Borriello Thoughts on the JPMorgan Cryptocurrency Exposure Basket in the context of IRA accounts The LOVELY part is the basket is 20% MicroStrategy Incorporated (NASDAQ: MSTR) - I have been pumping MSTR since $290 and 18% to Square Inc (NYSE: SQ) ie BTC Treas holders
Mining company Riot Blockchain Inc n mining chip co NVIDIA Corporation 15% each
70% 4 companies. Questionable holdings include AMD and Silvergate Capital
9:40 JL Browning As for me: if Michael Saylor and others are correct, and USD asset inflation is as high as 20% and increasing, why should investors stay in stocks, indices are known to perform at 7% Isn’t this a sign that Crypto is the new safe haven?
Crypto is risky
Stocks are risky
But if you pick the right stocks you can do well. Eg Tesla 700% in 2020
Also = the new HURDLE rate despite Int free rate of near-zero per Cathie WOod is 15%
But you are right if you hold SPX or mutual funds - 7% is your avg
11:15 Yogabum If there is an acceleration of the shift to crypto isn’t that very disruptive to the world economy and govt. so bad for everyone? Ex: Argentina
Blockchain Revolution – Time will Tell
People are getting impatient and they are learning quickly there are alternatives to FIAT - just look at google searches and correlation to inflation. Uncanny.
Mini revolutions taking place.

We are still very early but banks, real estate, insurance is going to be heavily disrupted over the next 5 years. There will be those that embrace and those that shrivel up and die.
The realms of possibilities are endless - but the chronic inefficiencies of FS as we know will be weeded out soon.
The “free will” printing of money that has put a Band-Aid on the debt woes of governments around the world the piper will need to get paid eventually.

13:30 George H If you were starting a portfolio today give us ideas. Starting w 1 million dollars. And maybe Starting w the 100k option as well. Well I just posted my holding and target list on Patreon Capitalists earlier today so this is a timely Q
But you have to take into account the person's appetite for risk, timeframe, goals, and so much more.

15:20 Raul Hernandez≈ What does the future of work look like in 2025 or 2030
This is a time of major disruption and as a result, holding should be disruptive eg DefiCoins and Disruptive stocks like TESLA Wow well I have thought a lot about this and it will be very different. Many industries will go peer to peer.
Robots replace assembly workers, Universities are going to suffer, as people can learn better and faster online - all accelerated by C19
All work will move to rewards-based or Gig jobs - and done virtually so if you need a film editor they can edit in Mumbai.
Drones will deliver, Taxis will be robots (ahem TESLA)
And sadly - I see big unemployment on the horizon as many jobs are automated. Just look at retail now. Think DEFI and Real Esta, banking, insurance jobs.
I tell people to learn CREATIVE skills - things that robots cannot do

19:01 Patrick Lee What are 3-5 dividend stocks you would recommend for retirement income with growth as an added bonus? In general, dividend-paying companies see less price appreciation than growth stocks. Stocks with outsize dividend payments often reflect poor earnings growth and excess debt, which will lead to declining stock prices
Share prices can drop whether the stock pays dividends or not.
Companies can slash or eliminate their dividend payments at any time for any reason.
I know folks that loved it back in the day,,,, but now the results are so poor and div reliability is low that it is not the golden goose it used to be

20:30 Fun Q of the day: Vincent Lemire For the fun question: What languages do you speak?