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Shocking Truth Revealed! Will Easy Money Policies Lead to Out of Control Inflation?

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That didn't age very well I guess
Comment from : @nikolagenov8881

When the fed buys up a bunch of treasuries, while the government simultaneously issues a bunch of new debt doesn't that prop up the price of treasuries, allowing the government to recklessly issue debt at low rates? It seems like an indirect form of debt monetization
Comment from : @JP-vi4ig

bonds tells you when it will go south in the stockmarket; uploadwikimediaorg/wikipedia/commons/d/d6/US_Treasuriespng
Comment from : @MM-tt3np

Hi Steve, I have a question for you If I maybrbrI have been following your Youtube Channel for a about a year right now, but i don't understand a thingbrHow does your thesis come to terms with the Jeff Snider one's?????brIt seems to me that Jeff said that QE make thing morse by removing collateral from the systembrBut in your videos I understand that QE is a "necessary" reserve swap to take cash from the banking system to "buy" UST How do you reconcile the thesis that is "necessary" with the one that is "worsening"???brCould this two thesis be right in the same time in a way I don't understand it yet???brbrI allow mylsef to ask this because I know you have a great amount of respect for Jeff, and because I basically read all his stuff and follow Emil channel religiously, I would like to have more clarity about itbrIf you'd like to reply I appreciate thatbrbrIn any case, thanks for your very explanatory videos and mostly for you great consistency in share yuor views
Comment from : @micheleparlato

If the Fed is buying bonds, how is that a demand for money? Is the Fed borrowing money in order to buy the bonds?
Comment from : @georgeholloway3981

Imho , M2 money supply is simply an indicator of a possible inflation brbrIf those saving will be spend to pay debts, it won’t be inflationarybrbrIf it’s used to consume , like people buying into financial assets or buying houses , than it will be inflationary brbrImho , as long people value more paper money ( financial assets ) than real assets (commodities) , inflation in CPI won’t happenbrIt does not mean there is no inflation aka financial assets
Comment from : @sivi9741

Cliff Notes:brIn a debt based system economic growth is called inflationbrIn a debt based system economic contraction is called deflationbrTA DAAAA!!! You're welcome
Comment from : @iamgabrielf

Great videobrMuch better than 99 of ‘financial’ channels that believe they can outwit the Fed including every central bank and economist on the planet
Comment from : @earlgrey6589

It seems like crude oil prices will have to go up cost of shipping, demand, etc
Comment from : @scotteller6256

"shocking truth revealed!" Good job Has George Gammon been giving you lessons on devising clickbait titles? You should do one that starts with "this one weird trick"
Comment from : @michaels4255

Inflation will not be but stock house and commodity will skyrocket
Comment from : @pt239

Great explanation Steven :)
Comment from : @mcewanschampion

CPI numbers are not legitimate
Comment from : @Alex-mu4ue

Steve - What you are missing in the inflation/deflation debate is the fact that what the Fed is doing is inflating markets, making people richer in the process Asset prices, commoditiesall going up due to demand People who have skyrocketing investment accounts tend to spend more money Your view is too narrow minded, focused solely on the banking system
Comment from : @browsedeweb8834

Stevenany thoughts on Basel IIIimpact or not late June?
Comment from : @hakanforsgren4602

I make sure that I watch everyone of your video BrilliantbrOnly a small request, can you enlighten viewers like me, the mechanics of 'currency printing' as well as 'Treasury issuance' and what really happens on the balance sheets of Fed and Treasury and commercial banks, using T Accounts (as Professor Perry Mehrling does in his Money - view)
Comment from : @roshinipe1967

World reserve today, tomorrow?🤡
Comment from : @martykimble9999

16:25 it creates inflation to them Could you break that down at some point I can reason that out, but no step is ever trivial with money
Comment from : @henrikvendelbo1117

Been listening for about a year and this was the clearest explanation of how the monetary system works
Comment from : @bigmaky8253

Gold🏅 1500 Dollar 💵 🤔🤔🤔
Comment from : @GermanHodl

I have no problem with people borrowing money but if they aren't going to pay it back how the F can they consider that money creation? Lol
Comment from : @joshuaburns9916

So a guy with no debt, perfect credit, and cash will be like a kid in a candy store?
Comment from : @joshuaburns9916

Wow! Best video ever! It is either starting to click with me or you simply took your time to break it all down piece by pieceI think I will watch this video 5 more times to really get it ingrainedIt feels like I can start to see how the puzzle pieces should fit togethermore vids like this please!
Comment from : @wickedgoogly8427

I'm so confused
Comment from : @tylercobb8293

Why can’t Congress mandate that foreign banks emitting debt in dollars be forced to report their dollar assets, so we can finally evaluate the real size of the Eurodollar system? The extraterritoriality of the US dollar is well recognized in common law
Comment from : @rg3412

I’d love to see a point by point rebuttal of SVM’s thesis Instead all I hear from critics is either anecdotal or too vague and showing no deep understanding of how the system actually works The worst is reading the comments here with people saying: “well, my bread loaf used to cost 5 pennies, so you’re obviously wrong, lol, I rest my case”
Comment from : @rg3412

His entire theory of 'increase in Money Supply is deflationary' is based on the premise that money supply (M2) only shows how much money is sitting in banks I don't know if I buy that There are plenty of dollars and purchasing power that is not reflected in how much reserve banks have on their balance sheets @TCruz_215 #FolloMe
Comment from : @TCruz215

If cnbc and Fed say inflation is coming they mean deflationive learnt over the years to take what the Fed says and reverse itthey call Inflation when they need to wich is called forward guidancethe reserve banks use words as a lever now because the old interest rate lever is brokenbrThey want you to spend brThe reserve bank will never say, br"People should save money because bad times are coming and the global trade outlook looks very concerning as our trade deficit gets bigger by the day we need to lower debt and government spending so the market can have winners and losers"brThey will never be there to help, help is a human to human thing Money doesn't fix your mental health and it doesn't fix an economymoney/currency ) is just a tool for us to have an exchange that promises other goods and servicesbut it takes people to make the goods and provide a servicebrbrIf the currency doesn't flow the economy won't growbrbrThanks Steve been a longtime follower
Comment from : @Budzyoner

Great video Steve! There are very few sources for understanding how the system works
Comment from : @SoCal9705

Next year gas could be $20 a gallon and a loaf of bread $100 and Steve would still say no inflation
Comment from : @dabomboo7o

According to the bond King the US can print endlessly! Because the US dollar is the world currency! Keep on dreaming🙄
Comment from : @misterbacon4933

Do people at the federal reserve understand this?
Comment from : @Gen-95

BS the foreign countries make the inflation The US can't! That's a big lie!
Comment from : @misterbacon4933

Old theory foreigner buy the US bonds When the US government is lending endlessly amounts, at a certain moments it's toilet paper!
Comment from : @misterbacon4933

Easy to prove All these companies saying "orders are flying in so our lead times are 6 plus weeks" even though the world was out of work for almost a year Keeping in mind most stores are barely open with a couple of people and minimal stock
Comment from : @spartan8390

I'm old enough to remember when SVM said that was gold was going to $1300
Comment from : @fkrr5

What about gold? what are your views in regards to what happened after 2008 and what could happen upcoming next ?
Comment from : @bobbysaucedo9062

Great Episode man!
Comment from : @nathantrest2345

lol Good to see the British Empire is a live and kicking
Comment from : @pollop2454

I REALLY hope price inflation is coming down Tired of paying 4X for hotel rooms, car rentals, 2X for Graphics cards, hard drives, gas and 20 more for basic food
Comment from : @yountune9799

Great show thanku
Comment from : @dalemacrae7902

We need to get Steve and Peter Schiff in the same room together
Comment from : @chadwiekierak9046

You need to sell your wood paneling ASAP and buy more for before the deflation
Comment from : @Kpb1634

I was following you until you mentioned CPI CPI doesn’t accurately measure housing, education, or health care
Comment from : @dmunjal

Thanks Steve, I look to you as I would an Economics Professor brHow long will this transitory inflation last before it becomes deflationary? Are we talking sometime this year or 1,2 or 3rd quarter of next year? How long will this transition last or will it hit us in the face like a pie (rather quickly) please let us know as I eagerly look forward to your next video & you breaking it down Cheers & May the Force be with you
Comment from : @nikgarcia2823

@17:00 you forgot to mention that the loan taken by the foreign company (here's my PO, give me a dollar loan) gets paid off, destroying those dollars that were created when the loan was made
Comment from : @katrosper

It’s so strange how everyone has such a different opinion on inflation Thank you for this insight
Comment from : @croketback715

Good material But I always find it naive when ppl use CPI when talking about effects of monetary policy Almost everyone now knows it's manipulated number (plus it excludes such things as stocks, real estate which are backbone of wealth) I wish I could see replay of this thesis with not CPI but instead real estate prices chart
Comment from : @nonviolentcommunicationpro1602

Would somebody please model this exact system so we can get a visual
Comment from : @stelzalol

Fed can create inflation or deflation, by creating or destroying money supply No need to overthink everything
Comment from : @pauliusvismantas2859

Thanks Steve
Comment from : @egey9482

Steven what's your forecast on Gold spot MT-LT ?
Comment from : @hypermavic

The money multiplier started to rise from 2015 until late 2019 Historically, gold rises in inflation Why is gold moving in an upward trend since 2015? Is gold sniffing out inflation?
Comment from : @meg2450

Unless there is another round of stimulus
Comment from : @romefl6723

My algorithm, independent of commonly known data says that there is a bubble in oil prices and that they have to crash
Comment from : @donaldtrumpuncensored6728

They multiply through legalized forgery I wonder if they talked about the pound sterling around WW1 the same way they talk about the dollar now
Comment from : @tomace664

Brilliant!
Comment from : @ul657

Other sources that scream inflation don’t methodically lay out their case They just say look how much more you’re spending on tacos Some of these other people screaming inflation want to sell you gold
Comment from : @Trevor-nb6cn

What happens after deflation? Inflation
Comment from : @benoithemeryck8632

Still Watching Frank and Julie G Melbourne Australia
Comment from : @detectiveofmoneypolitics

Thanks Steve! What is the time horizon? So we can prepare?
Comment from : @pheisssable

Steven you need to do an episode on your general thesis alongside a Ray Dalio style animation You are very articulate but these are topics that are very difficult to follow by spoken word alone
Comment from : @benjaminpotts

Hello Stevebrthere is a change that you will make some Illustration or some drawing or other creative way to simply explain what you mean ?brbrJust demonstrate to the eye how the system works ?? brYou explain excellent just have people who are easier to understand when they see a painting or something? brPlease, it will be very helpful
Comment from : @ErezLeviStocks

Wonderful! Thank You Steve! 😊 Why in the hell I can only read and listen to the so called ”experts” here in Sweden talking about inflation and building there advises to the people in THE WRONG WAY!? 🤔 Terrible! Thank you agan Steve!☺️
Comment from : @larsromedahl3548

Why would they do QE if it were deflanatory? Look at asset prices
Comment from : @fkeopfkeop

If the fed stopped QE and returned the bonds to commercial banks, what would happen apart from interest rates going up and destroying overtapped borrowers?
Comment from : @daneomegan

One of the best shows on YouTube, thanks Steven
Comment from : @AdamSmith-on9ej

What it really means! “dollars value goes up so they can print even more and buy more votes, there for on deflation and hyperinflation eventually”
Comment from : @hogfish3881

Would you buy one of those ridiculous Mickey ear hats Steve?
Comment from : @bestfriendhank1424

Just do the opposite of this guy and win
Comment from : @Canyoushmellit

As a long time follower, this is one of your best videos, hands down
Comment from : @wjkrug

Bla bla blah as a non american we all know that the greatest danger to world peace has been the USA all along Its interesting how the matrix works And you all believe it
Comment from : @eduardkrause

So Has inflation peaked? Or is inflation going hyper?
Comment from : @djfoo000

Who knew there are no consequences to spending that which you don't have All we needed was Fed propaganda magic!
Comment from : @dubhsith5993

Americans are getting alot of direct payments thats real new money floating around so i dont understnd this thesis
Comment from : @bismuthinuffin

It’s already hyperinflation, why to make a YouTube video about this
Comment from : @vm6971

not all money is trapped in banks It went out in stimulus payments to individuals and businesses Those people and businesses started buying up assets don't believe me? just look at the price for pretty much anything today compared to last year
Comment from : @jaydubau8755

CPI is a made up number, so it matters not
Comment from : @jaydubau8755

0:00: Today is the day I'm going to pay really close attention and learn this complicated stuffbr5:00: [Head starts hurting]br8:43: ah, screw it I'm going to watch that video about a cat chasing a laser pointer
Comment from : @tshandy1

Steven is using "old QE" relationships, NOT "new QE" which is used for direct fiscal spending, which increases money into the system, thus it's inflationary I agree "old QE" wasn't inflationary, or very much so He's so invested in his old macro thesis that he seems unwilling to adjustand he was right in the old thesis Steve, unblock me on twitter and engage in friendly debate about this idea w/ Brent, Luke, Lyn, me and others
Comment from : @warrenbach

Michael Curry bet king from 2018 Now he say inflationis he wrong?
Comment from : @pearhalls9024

In the crash, which treasury is the best one to be holding? 10, 20, 30?asking for a friend
Comment from : @marshallstrong462

Thank you, Steve Great analysis recap!
Comment from : @moon8canoe

Says he doesn't like ratios, goes on for 20 minutes using ratios as logical basis for his viewpoint Add in Dr Copper Steve, what about that ratio? The raw materials cost is STILL GOING UP Energy, and more importantly, labor in the US is STILL GOING UP At what point do these three things magically negate each other and the prices come down? How does that work? Yes yes, deflationary collapse However, we keep on printing so we get stagflation Don't get lost in the weeds Nothing is getting cheaper
Comment from : @bulletproof766