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Money Supply shrinking fastest since Great Depression

Peter St Onge, Ph.D. 7 views

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Hello Peter, perhaps an update on M2? Looks like the supply has been rising in 2024 and now with the cut in interest rates inflation will probably turn into hyperinflation Thanks!
Comment from : @hyzia18

"It was Vladamir Putin, or it was Global Warmin" 🫤🫤🫤brbrDamn it! Godmamnit, why couldnt you keep your political bias out of the video, enjoy your 👎
Comment from : @jaymoto8743

Just thought I’d stop by and let you know that in February 2024, it’s gotten much worse We can’t generate new money unless we can sell our bonds and still no one is buying them We are still considered a politically unstable nation with poor impulse control, perhaps this month will restore faith in American democracy Because without democracy this whole America thing is a bust
Comment from : @WA_S_S_AW

Wait a minute As rates went up I took money OUT of my bank account and used it to buy US Treasuries well the I bond program Now, that is 1 year treasury, as far as I know that does not count in the money supply So if I am correct, if, that means that when people like me move money from banks to Treasury, that reduced the money supply Is that not correct? In addition the FED has been doing the same thing with the REPO market which as far as I know has been draining slowly which causes the banks to move their cash from REPO in to Treasuries
Comment from : @drscopeify

Thoughts on the Money Stock Measures release today?
Comment from : @nattyzaddy6555

Holy shit an intelligent PhD in economics I had feared they were extinct Instant sub
Comment from : @ctwolf

Dumb question: Could the decline of other international currencies and their citizens holding money in US dollars instead of their own currencies (ie dollarization) be one of the major causes of the shrinking supply of US dollars? I imagine many people in China and Russia right now would prefer to hold money in dollars rather than rubles or yuan
Comment from : @shawnvines2514

great videos Peter do you have an opinion on Mexico's shift in foreign policy since 2018 and how it's affecting the US economy?
Comment from : @GranPepo

I thought a shrinking money supply also would mean deflation🤔
Comment from : @stefang3709

The government doesn't print money! Banks print money when they give out loans It's called fiat money Banks gave out loans during covid-19 Those loans are getting paid back Now hedges are failing That means hedge funds are losing money That means there's more negative news and YouTube videos Unemployment has been low, so large amounts of money have been going into 401k plans, and hedge funds want to keep your hard earned dollars
Comment from : @johnd5601

I love the compact nature of your presentations Peter short and to the pointunlike Alasdair McCloud
Comment from : @MrSunnyuber

Yield curve control is active They are spending a lot to buy up those bonds
Comment from : @msx2w26

❤🎉 pure love 💕 continue to pay-off the credit/loans to make the fiat go 🔥 it’s only TP 🧻 anyway backed by nothing
Comment from : @kentuckycowboy7660

excellent
Comment from : @klauslowery7950

Inflation kills savers, that is unless they save in hard assets
Comment from : @fillmorehillmore8239

At what point in this monetary cycle reset are we sent to fight a useless war? 😔
Comment from : @elfred8821

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Comment from : @Chat-P

When will we quit allowing these creeps to keep #ucking with our money? LET NATURE REGULATE OUR MONEY Inflation, deflation, pfttttt
Comment from : @mikhailkalashnikov4599

If you save it in the bank its like putting it directly into Jamie demons pocket!
Comment from : @thomaskauser8978

You mean we are going to be as broke as a slave before the civil war?
Comment from : @thomaskauser8978

Wave at the soft landing platform as we bullet train past it!
Comment from : @thomaskauser8978

Spoiler alert, Biden isn't any better
Comment from : @jacobwaddell6075

The media is nauseously using China these days 😂
Comment from : @letsworksimple

The number of individuals that proclaim everything is fine and the economy is on a roll is increasing at the fastest pace since the great depression
Comment from : @ChristopherWard-fs5ru