Don't Fight The Money Printer - How To Invest In 2026
Published: 2025-12-27
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Published: 2025-12-27
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Predictions from this Video
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The White House and Federal Reserve Bank intend to foster a booming stock market in 2026.
"But 2026 is going to be the feast on the banquet. Meaning, if you are an investor, be prepared for what's coming in 2026 because the White House and the Federal Reserve Bank want to see a booming stock market in 2026."
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The government plans to increase the money supply by printing more money and injecting it into the economy.
"The government wants to pump more money in our economy. The Federal Reserve Bank is going to print more money and inject it into our economic system."
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In 2026, the Federal Reserve Bank will increase money printing, AI will impact the job market, and government policy will undergo significant changes.
"And now in 2026, the Federal Reserve Bank is turning on the money printer again. AI is going to change our job market and we're seeing a lot of changes in government policy."
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Interest rates are predicted to decrease in 2026.
"We're going to see lower interest rates in 2026."
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While the speaker is unsure if interest rates will reach 1% as desired by President Trump, they believe interest rates will generally be lower.
"President Trump says he wants to see 1% interest rates. Is that going to happen? I don't know. But I do believe that we're going to see lower interest rates."
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Lower interest rates are expected to lead to a decrease in mortgage rates.
"And if we see lower interest rates, that could also bring down mortgage rates."
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A decrease in mortgage rates to around 4% could incentivize more home purchases, potentially increasing housing prices.
"If mortgage rates were to fall from 6 6 1/2% where they are today, let's just say 4%. In 12 months, what is going to happen? Well, chances are number one, people are going to want to buy more houses, which could push home prices up."
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The Treasury Secretary indicated that 2026 is expected to experience even faster economic growth than 2025, with 2025 serving as preparation for a prosperous 2026.
"The Treasury Secretary the week of Christmas went on to national TV and said it. He said that we want to see 2026 be even faster growth than 2025. That 2025 was just the the preparation and 2026 is the feast."
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Despite stated intentions to contract government spending, overall government expenditure is increasing, with contractions limited to specific sectors.
"We also know that the government wants to contract their spending, but the contraction is really only happening in certain areas. It's not happening across the government because at the same time, government spending is going up."
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The US government is actively investing tax dollars into the stock market, including specific companies like MP Materials and Intel, and providing loans to rare earth companies.
"We saw the government invest in the MP material stock. We saw the government invest into the Intel stock. We've seen the government loan money to other rare earth companies. The United States government is taking tax dollars and investing it into the stock market."
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The US government and Federal Reserve Bank plan to continue stimulating the stock market in 2026, even amidst a booming economy.
"We are seeing the economy is booming and despite that we are stimulating. We're pumping money to the stock markets and the White House and the Federal Reserve Bank are all saying we're going to do more of this in 2026."
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Lower interest rates, increased money printing, and greater government spending are all factors expected to drive asset prices upward.
"Lower interest rates generally cause asset prices to rise. More money printing generally causes asset prices to rise. More government spending generally causes asset prices to rise."
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Direct government investment in private companies and the stock market is occurring, though it does not guarantee market increases.
"The United States government investing money directly into private companies into the stock market. And so it doesn't guarantee that markets are going to go up."
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A market crash is considered likely and could present a buying opportunity, as the current administration would likely intervene to stimulate the market and alleviate the pain.
"if we see a market crash which yes it is very likely if we see a market crash well that can also be a good buying opportunity because we know that the current administration does not want to see that type of pain in the markets and that they would try to stimulate us out of that pain as fast as possible."
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Asset prices are expected to increase as a consequence of money printing.
"asset prices are going to rise if money gets printed."
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The stock market increased by approximately 18% in 2025.
"The stock market is up around 18%. ... in 2025."
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The US government is directly investing tax dollars into the stock market, including specific companies like MP Materials and Intel, and providing loans to rare earth companies.
"We saw the government invest in the MP material stock. We saw the government invest into the Intel stock. We've seen the government loan money to other rare earth companies. The United States government is taking tax dollars and investing it into the stock market."
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The speaker predicts a booming stock market in 2026, driven by the White House and Federal Reserve Bank's desire for economic growth.
"But 2026 is going to be the feast on the banquet. Meaning, if you are an investor, be prepared for what's coming in 2026 because the White House and the Federal Reserve Bank want to see a booming stock market in 2026."
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The government intends to increase the money supply in the economy through the Federal Reserve printing and injecting more money.
"The government wants to pump more money in our economy. The Federal Reserve Bank is going to print more money and inject it into our economic system."
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Artificial Intelligence and changes in government policy are expected to create new investment opportunities.
"AI is going to change our job market and we're seeing a lot of changes in government policy. And you want to understand how this is going to create new investment opportunities."
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The speaker is hosting a live investor workshop on January 13, 2026.
"I'm hosting a live investor workshop... on January 13th, 2026."
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The Trump budget for 2026 includes approximately $2 trillion in spending that is not accounted for.
"We have the Trump budget for 2026. We are going to spend approximately $2 trillion that we don't have in 2026."
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The Federal Reserve has transitioned from quantitative tightening to quantitative easing and has begun printing money for this purpose.
"The Federal Reserve Bank has ended quantitative tightening, meaning they want to restart quantitative easing. They've already started the money printer for this quantitative easing."
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Interest rates are predicted to decrease in 2026.
"We're going to see lower interest rates in 2026."
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While the speaker is unsure if interest rates will reach 1%, they believe lower interest rates are probable.
"President Trump says he wants to see 1% interest rates. Is that going to happen? I don't know. But I do believe that we're going to see lower interest rates."
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The speaker posits a scenario where mortgage rates fall from 6-6.5% to 4% within 12 months.
"If mortgage rates were to fall from 6 6 1/2% where they are today, let's just say 4%. In 12 months, what is going to happen?"
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A decrease in mortgage rates is predicted to increase demand for housing, potentially driving up home prices.
"In 12 months, what is going to happen? Well, chances are number one, people are going to want to buy more houses, which could push home prices up."
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Lower interest rates are expected to encourage homeowners to perform cash-out refinances, extracting significant sums of money from their homes.
"people that are sitting on a 6 and a half% mortgage with a little bit of equity in their home are going to say, "hm, maybe I can do a refinance. Maybe I can do a cash out refinance and pull out an extra 10, 20, 50, $100,000 out of my house.""
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A particular economic trend, previously observed over decades, is expected to accelerate in 2026.
"This is a trend and it's going to accelerate in 2026."
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Hints from President Trump suggest expectations of larger and improved economic growth in 2026.
"President Trump in 2025, early 2025 said buy stocks now. Well, he's kind of hinting that we're going to see bigger and better economic growth in 2026."
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The government is actively stimulating the stock market by injecting money and plans to continue these actions in 2026.
"We are seeing the government also invest into stocks on the stock market... we are stimulating. We're pumping money to the stock markets and the White House and the Federal Reserve Bank are all saying we're going to do more of this in 2026."
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Lower interest rates, increased money printing, and higher government spending are all factors predicted to cause an increase in asset prices.
"Lower interest rates generally cause asset prices to rise. More money printing generally causes asset prices to rise. More government spending generally causes asset prices to rise."
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In the event of a market crash, the current administration is expected to intervene with stimulus measures to quickly alleviate the pain, presenting potential buying opportunities.
"if we see a market crash which yes it is very likely if we see a market crash well that can also be a good buying opportunity because we know that the current administration does not want to see that type of pain in the markets and that they would try to stimulate us out of that pain as fast as possible."
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To achieve wealth growth, it is essential to identify and follow the flow of money.
"if your goal is to grow your wealth, you want to understand where the money is moving."
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As more money enters the economic system in 2026, individuals who are not prepared are predicted to become poorer.
"2026 is around the corner. We have more money entering the economic system, You want to be prepared for that because if you are not, the average person is going to become poor."
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Increased money printing is expected to lead to a rise in asset prices.
"Asset prices are going to rise if money gets printed."
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