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Monte Carlo Market Forecast - December Update
The Monte Carlo Market Simulator (MCMS) projects a wide range of plausible market behaviors over the next 75 years and, given a fixed withdrawal amount (adjusted for inflation), it tests a hypothetical retirement portfolio for longevity and estimates the median expectation for a bequest after x number of years. The purpose is to provide a planning tool for sustainable income in retirement by attempting to forecast the more likely, best, and worst-case outcomes for stock, bond and cash funds.
The forecast involves two models: the MTG and the MCMS. The MTG provides the initial conditions for the MCMS and the MCMS computes the forecasts via Monte Carlo simulations. Some of those variables and...
The forecast involves two models: the MTG and the MCMS. The MTG provides the initial conditions for the MCMS and the MCMS computes the forecasts via Monte Carlo simulations. Some of those variables and...
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Stock Market Earnings Increase By AI
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Shows results of some Monte Carlo simulations of increases in stock market earnings over time due to adoption of artificial intelligence. This model was incorporated in the MCMS market forecasts several months ago. The model begins with the availability of ChatGPT in late 2022.
Model's Historical Recession Prediction Accuracy
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Model's Historical Recession Prediction Accuracy
Monte Carlo Market Forecaster - August 2024
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The Monte Carlo Market Simulator (MCMS) projects a wide range of plausible market behaviors over the next 75 years and, given a fixed withdrawal amount (adjusted for inflation), it tests a hypothetical retirement portfolio for longevity and estimates the median expectation for a bequest after x number of years. The purpose is to provide a planning tool for sustainable income in retirement by at...
Demonstration of Monte Carlo Market Simulator
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Shows some of the inner workings of the Monte Carlo Market Simulator. Charts forecasts of some salient variables that affect the longevity of a portfolio that is drawn upon during retirement.
Monte Carlo Market Forecaster - August 2023
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What it does: The Monte Carlo Market Simulator projects a wide range of plausible market behaviors over the next 75 years and, given a fixed withdrawal amount (adjusted for inflation), it then tests a hypothetical retirement portfolio for longevity and estimates the median expectation for a bequest after x number of years. The purpose is to provide a planning tool for sustainable income in reti...
Monte Carlo Market Forecaster, August 2022
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What it does: The Monte Carlo Market Simulator projects a range of plausible market behaviors over the next 75 years and, given a fixed withdrawal amount (adjusted for inflation), it then tests a hypothetical retirement portfolio for longevity and estimates the median expectation for a bequest after x number of years. How it works: While the short to medium term projections are weighted more he...
Home Prices Will Peak in 2022.
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Real home prices may peak as soon as the first half of 2022 and are very likely to be in decline in 2023. Examine the monthly payments in the last graph. You can see that on the whole people have been paying about the same amount (monthly) for existing homes since the 1970s. Monthly cost moves up and down in cycles but is not rising on average over time like home prices themselves - due to lowe...
Hogan's Grip
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Ben Hogan's golf grip as demonstrated by Ben in the Coleman film.
Jack Nicklaus, Tee Shot DTL
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Slow Motion, Frame Stills of Jack's Swing on the 18th tee of the 86 Masters.
Jason Dufner and Ben Hogan Swings
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Shows the similarities and contrasts the differences between these two swings.
Modern Trackman, balls, and equipment…….and the modern pro chases this perfection
The first one was Power golf release, pre accident. You have pre and post accidents swings mixed in here.
The key is the pressure felt inside the right index finger. That’s where you feel lag pressure through swing and impact.
Classic. Probably the most effective release.
His Secret is the Right Arm holding the angle ,,,
Both thumbs pressure the left side of the grip.
When you study Hogan’s swing frame-by-frame the downward phase waggle action seen in the pre-shot appears to be a rehearsal for releasing the club with a change from radial to ulnar deviation. When I added the that waggle-down action in my swing I realized how much added acceleration, compressing and spin-loft it creates compared to sweeping through the club with wrist as fix angle.
Note: Beginning with the October 2023 update the bond fund model will be changed from a 100% turnover every 6 months to every 30 months. This change is to track turnover rates and performance of real world bond funds even more closely - especially the average coupons rates. This produced no material change in long term forecasts but will change the recent bond fund returns (by less than 1% difference) and 1 year forecasts during times of rapidly changing bond yields, such as those we have experienced over the past couple years.
I wonder how many people caught what he really did…
Please explain. I'm glad this vid exists because reading the book the grip is hard to replicate. For me anyway.....
if you look closely he lays it off on the top, is kinda very slightly OTT, but manages to find the plane and releases. in an era before cameras this is magical.
looks like in his release, hogan does not turn over the club face (or he barely does so)! amazing.
glorious video, thank you sir. you have done the world a great service by curating it and putting a great track to it.
Thank you.
This is the 18th tee Sunday at the 1986 Masters. Jack went -7 under on the last 10 holes. He had just taken sole possession of the lead with a birdie on 17. He hit a perfectly placed drive with a Three wood.
jack that day played 9 consecutive holes in 29 shots ie 9th to the 17th.
His hips pulling his arm through.
Outstanding
I guarantee you Mr. Hogan was NOT thinking about his "release" during a tournament...
WOW!!! GREAT video, Mr. Hogan's swing will forever rock my world!! I've studied this awesome swing the last 6 years and it memorizes me every single day!!♥️🏌️⛳🏌️♥️
Based!
Effortless power. Everybody's dream 👏🙏🙌
Great video and I really like the music.. what song is this
Indeed, data is showing that existing home prices peaked in the Spring of 2022 as predicted and have fallen every month since then - as of September.
Golf Gold
this is brilliantly put together, thank you! Hogan is my golf hero
Absolutely beautiful. Anyone who plays (or has played) golf dreams of striking the ball with Hogan's perfectly timed swing. It's like watching films of Sandy Koufax on the mound, or Secretariat running in the Belmont.
The pull from top of the swing, was initiated by the hips. Best ball striker ever.. much better than Nicklaus or Woods or Palmer.
He was better than Jack and Tiger. He missed 32 majors due to WW2 and got to play the british open only once (he won). That combo equals 32 majors. The British Open was scheduled next to the PGA and flying cost more than the winner got. That is 32 majors in his prime. He also missed a year because of a car accident. Same story as tiger. And like tiger he limped around afterward. His swing was a work of art and he never got injured like todays golfers until his accident. Unlike Tiger he was straight as an arrow. Yet his club speed with a shorter driver( in his prime) was equal to Jack and Tiger who played later.
the music is perfect for this majesty. what are the songs for this?
Everybody, just save this and put on loop before you hit the range.
The bowed leading wrist on the downswing and the trailing elbow tuck were the secret.
He was also left handed!
His swing is not that different than a baseball homerun champion! Same body motion. Have a look to confirm my theory
@@INNERCONNECTEDUNIVERSE Hogan said he fashioned his swing after a baseball swing.
Mr Hogan makes it look so easy, just like many great athletes. Ive working on trying to emulate his swing and its not easy. When im close, I hit the ball pure, straight and long. But, if my old habits creep into my swing, there's no telling where the ball is going. His golf is the best model for me. Modern players like Tiger, Adam Scott, Rory have beautiful swings, but my body just cant make a wide arch like them.
I saw an old film of Bobby Jones effortless swing. It was a Hollywood production and he was clicking them around the cameraman. Personally I like Hogan's mechanics and Payne Stewart's swing.
I miss the days of 5 frames per second video
99% of us amateurs never get the pivot....when it does happen by fluke we are in awe but rarely can we recreate it...
Excellent..thank you
that's the secret right there.
This is gold.
He grew up dirt poor and said he feels sorry for rich kids because they'd never know what it's like to have to handle tough things. He built his swing through grit, spent 4 years in the military and suffered a horrific accident and still won.
Rich kids will grow up playing golf, and let poor people handle and suffer tough things like what Trump did.
@@wzbmitbbs get that shit out of here. Hogan is an icon and you are gonna talk politics in here. you are a disgrace!
He almost died in a car accident, had to learn to walk again. Then he came back and won the US Open at Merion. The greatest player of all time and there isn’t a close second.
Indeed. True grit makes a man, despite his miserable youth and car accident. Then became a great golfer by his steel determination and practice discipline.
Beauty in motion
I believe is the most beautiful swing there is...so many years ago and nothing compares.It is an assimilation of a graceful ballet set on a fairway .
Sergio Garcia? Is the most similar current pro, they both “struggled” with putting
There are similarities, but I feel like Garcia releases differently and has that weird vertical drop move. He doesn't seem to go low and left. Also, Hogan was in car accident robbing him of many years of good health and articulation and still won ten majors. From memory, I think Sergio has only one.
What an insult , Garcia is reviled Hogan is revered.
I cracked the code.
That left knee really kicks in and the right elbow tight to the hip down to impact... It midnight, but I wanna go try it ... I can do it !!!
I really like the view from the rear. It shows that phrases like "load the weight on the right side" are completely misguided. In almost every target centric sport, the weight leans/stays-on the target side.
this is what i’m finally thinking is the key missing link. Tom Saguto preaches this about Hogan that he kept the weight on his forward leg and you can definitely see it when you are aware that that is the case. Working on this right now with good results just since yesterday. I have been resistant to stack and tilt but Hogan was definitely keeping that weight forward and it does make sense as you said from a sports perspective. Why should golf be any different. My issue is i wasn’t ready to try this because of too many other swing flaws. Now i believe it’ll pay dividends due to the hard work I’ve put into my swing the last 2 years of really getting scientific.
I used to have golf lessons many years ago with an English professional named Lionel Platts. He was in the 1965 Ryder cup team. He told me Ben Hogan was the only guy he had ever seen get back spin with a 4 iron.
Hi, nice to meet you
I saw an interview with Jack where the subject of great ball strikers came up. The two names he mentioned were Hogan and Trevino.
The synchronization of the rotation from the top of the swing with the lowering of the left elbow into the slot is unbelievably smooth !!!
Keeping the right arm close to your body really works. Watch his club face on his backswing. Toe is almost but not quite straight down. Tried this on the golf course. Yep, it work.
Amazing how the whole arm unit moves left and disappears after impact. No way he could hook doing this.
That was the point. He battled a hook early in his career that nearly drove him out of the game. Then he discovered his "secret" and the rest is history. I think his "secret" is the connection of the arms with the core. The arms move in sync with the torso, and physics releases the club. As long as the core continues to move left and the arms stay in sync with the torso, there's no way you're going to hook the ball. Geoff Jones (aka Slicefixer) is one of the absolute best at explaining the Hogan swing. He's well worth a Google search.
@@treykook His release was just superb.
A perfect swing
Every motion in his swing had a purpose.
The right elbow tucked so tight against his torso at impact great swings in golf are timeless....
Nice background music.