Why Printing Money Will NOT Cause Inflation

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Hope you have fully recovered from the loss of your dad Alesio Praying all is well and you have a great balance of 2021
Comment from : @georgemoses9204

Sorry but you are wrong
Comment from : @fornoRaisin

I just buy assets The dollar is weak
Comment from : @fitnessrealty

too bad you were entirely wrong!
Comment from : @lgmnowkondo938

Well, this didn't age well
Comment from : @EditorsLounge

😂😂😂😂😂😂
Comment from : @1papatudo

Better take out this video bro if I were you
Comment from : @rifkyhusein1389

Inflation means the dollar buys less because the dollar is worth less
Comment from : @georgeyao436

Well, good guess but sadly wrong
Comment from : @niklas_5553

???
Comment from : @langa1533

Sorry mate, but it has caused inflation
Comment from : @alunevans2377

Stop changing the definition of things, printing money IS inflation, the prices rising is just the effect of said money supply inflation because there's more currency completing for the same amount of goods
Comment from : @mkzhero

This didnt age well Inflation train came into the station
Comment from : @eduardosaverin9144

The only thing its protecting is shady company's that wont pay back their debts and they get to have all of that fresh paper
Comment from : @hampopper3150

look at what happens right before the deflationary period Inflation
Comment from : @Anthony-bo8ry

Ummm arnt we experiencing inflation?
Comment from : @kondjanegongo796

Scotland is the most magical, wonderful, amazing place in the world It's like a fantasy RPG that you get to explore in real life
Comment from : @racewiththefalcons1

This vid didn’t age well 😂
Comment from : @bloatedtonydanza7798

OMG the new taxation on assets holding is deflation in disguise!!!
Comment from : @Ghosteriz

Do you think the crisis is covid-19 or capitalism?
Comment from : @user-fc9se1mn6k

My grandmother was born "in the shadow of Ben Nevis" near Fort William, in 1883 She was one of 7 sisters, and immigrated into NYC at age 17, the only one to not stay in Scotland I have visited Scotland twice, and find it to be a very special placebrbrI agree that deflation is more likely than inflation, and not just to be a contrarian I see hard times continuing, with severe implicationsbrbrBut I'm quite certain that in any case, wages, cars, houses, and many other thing will have their own different paths as far as what is deflating vs inflating, when and by how much Money supply and credit are extremely important, but so also are supply and demand of particular products and services, particularly with many supply chains so disrupted, so many people having left jobs they no longer find appealing after seeing how disposable they were to their employers, etc
Comment from : @EfficientRVer

My problem here is why print money if you are restricting it by new credit rules anyway? Inflation happens if the supply of the goods is not enough in the presence of high goods supply the inflation won't happen, the states are making sure that goods supply increases etc to avoid inflation
Comment from : @tomt7414

I give up ! brAre you a Sufi?
Comment from : @donbarnett1553

You allways explain things so clearly and simplybrbrMuch respect! brYour video’s are much apreciated
Comment from : @dutchpagans

So how Alessio deflazione is a threat, purchasing power increase and the goods become cheaper ,? So how this is a threat ?
Comment from : @jtubestudio6472

Truth! But try explain this to austrian "economists" that still believe in gold coin
Comment from : @FredericoSotero

Doesn't printing money urge or force banks into giving credits? Thanks
Comment from : @michelrazzouk7624

Thanks AlessioYou certainly are most insightful, and knowledgeable
Comment from : @edgroff9453

The dollar has already collapsed 90 priced in gold since 2000, silly 🙃
Comment from : @Stevenjweber

Nice videobrBut they do not just print money they also put the money into the economybrSo both things are present brbrWhy you do not see it like that?
Comment from : @josefsarg3224

Yo dog what bonds u talk about? What chart name on tradingview?
Comment from : @Kamil-eMarketing

Very interesting, Alessio, and I actually agree! And very beautiful scenery! Thanks
Comment from : @SergiMedina

Well A, you are wrong I’ll give u an example, two years ago, the pho noodle next to my house, a small bowl only cost you $6 before tax, and I came back to us after 2 years, 2021, the same size of pho noodle cost$9, and about a week ago, it now cost $11 for the god damn size of small! That’s equal to a large bowl 2 years ago, so printing money not causing inflation? I think your dead wrong
Comment from : @rubyjan912

Hey Alessio, why don't you emphasize that gold shines in deflation? Gold is good in inflation AND deflation Even more as the dollar Why do you think china and russia buys gold hand over fist?
Comment from : @MrHomer5001

Interesting thesis However, it overlooks one crucial point CBDCs Central banks will bypass the commercial banking system to inject credit directly into the economy, thereby avoiding a deflationary bust
Comment from : @nicholasdenny6322

You're really wrong about this Alessio, and I would insist that you dont make more videos on this topic until you do further research, because regardless of any disclaimer you make people will follow you, so you should be careful what you saybrbrThe real inflationsists, im not talking about joe bloggs on the street, I mean people like Peter Schiff, dont believe in inflation because of what we see around us now The status quo DOES point to deflation, as credit destruction is deflationary The difference between inflatinists and deflationsists, is that inflationists believe in exactly what the deflationists believe, just that the inflationists are predicting that the credit destruction events will immediately trigger policy that will expand M0, like we saw with Furlough and the Stimmies in the US It is not an economic event, it is an inevitable unavoidable political reality that will mean inflation keeps going The US is technically already bankrupt, they cannot repay the debt honestly, and its the same in many advanced economies, the only result is to inflate it away
Comment from : @sjwbond2

QE IS NOT MONEY PRINTING ALESSIO! QE is a swap of central bank reserves for bonds/treasuries, this is not money printing If the banks requested delivery of their reserves, it would have to be printed before it is delivered, this is true BUT! We had QE because of liquidity issues, the banks wouldn't loan to each other, since interbank settlements are mostly done at the central bank one of the effects of QE is to help increase liquidity (although that is not the core intention, the core intention of QE was to lower short rates that would have a knock on effect on long rates, and push people out the risk curve, and into stock, creating a wealth effect)
Comment from : @sjwbond2

Do you have any idea for gold and silver?
Comment from : @neslos30

The prices can drop, but only the price of houses and products that companies need, because less credit less demand But groceries, clothes, this prices is going up with more money being printed day after day brSo maybe if get a stats is going to say deflation, but only a few high priced things are dropping the price
Comment from : @englishesl3521

You don't have years Bozo, down to months, weeks, you work for Central Bank Misinformation
Comment from : @larrymiller4875

Stop spreading this BS please You aren't helping
Comment from : @Striker-357

so which forex pair is best buy if dollar go up?
Comment from : @daliborrrr88

Disinflation (now through 2022), Deflationary event and cycle (2022-2024), 2024-2040 (inflation and commodities super cycle) That's my best guess
Comment from : @sprattmann4541

Cathie Woods also predicts deflation
Comment from : @rujotheone

This is a smart thought and I am kind of overwhelmed by your argument Thanks for sharing such fascinating insights, Alessio And have a good trip in Scotland!
Comment from : @luckygeorge80

Printing money IS inflation, it’s an indirect tax What you are referring to is price inflation
Comment from : @thelastcrusader3251

Cause inflation? It's too late for that conversation!
Comment from : @qua7771

Yeah sure no inflation thats why all the houses went x10 from 2008 till now What a BS with your deflation
Comment from : @miniextreme9915

Ok, deflation not inflation Get it But what does it mean? Do I invest differently?
Comment from : @nicolausisco

määä, almost all countries on the planet can't afford rising interest rates That's why the FED keeps them artificially low (real interest is actually negative on most bonds)brThis means more USD will be printed (The US infrastructure bill of 1 trillion (?) for example) Asset prices will continue to rise and civil unrests as well Authoritarian regimes will take over in most countries People won't trust their governments anymore and will choose decentralized currencies over fiat Tough times are ahead of usbrbrADA, DOT, ALGO and ETH or another crypot currency will replace all fiat currencies
Comment from : @alexanderl2689

History doesn’t always repeat
Comment from : @therealcnn5346

Did you know a lot of people in upstate Vermont have never made it to New York, and it’s only a boat ride away?brbrYou fucking lost me
Comment from : @therealcnn5346

Honestly you can't say you're betting against the herd if the herd is buying treasuries with a yield under 15 I'm not necessarily sure why one would bet on actual DE-flation, I mean we just had two months of deflation after one of the single largest deflationary events ever Basically the Fed will simply not allow deflation In my entire lifetime there have been very, very few months of actual deflation Now if you think that there will be normal inflation or below average inflation, that sounds more reasonable The Fed will quantitatively ease products off Targets' shelves if they have to or turn everybody into a trillionaire The general price level WILL increase
Comment from : @cwalenta656

Almost every period of hyperinflation in history comes after a deflationary period So just because we will likely have deflation doesn’t mean we wont have hyperinflation
Comment from : @demo84demo

You must have went to a school that thought math was racist or taught Common Core cause you are full of it,
Comment from : @barbararoland6166

LOL, LOL, have you been to the grocery store lately ?????
Comment from : @jessemarshall4039

The reality of buying groceries, consumer goods and building materials have gone up 2x just this 2 years So don't believe whatever the government or anyone tell you otherwise
Comment from : @lawrencel2544

THANK YOU!
Comment from : @hunterdale3186

The money printing is the inflationbrbrYou deflationists buy the NEW definition they made for us in the mid 20th century
Comment from : @jeffsingleton88

Printing money IS inflation Come on man!
Comment from : @borg386

The only problem with the title of this video is that inflation is already here Go shopping for something you bought last year
Comment from : @Jefleopard

Inflation is happening now
Comment from : @maxraider49

Alessio, thanks for uploading Could you tell us how much you are worth? eg how much do you make in a year?
Comment from : @jykl608

cringe
Comment from : @michaelthegamerjackson9978

Hard to believe in deflation when everything is so incredibly expensive Wages are increasing and a monthly child tax credit will provide more cash flow for families With $5 Trillion in infrastructure money pouring into the economy it’s difficult to see that coming this year, maybe next but more likely 2023
Comment from : @OptionsAnonymous

Valuable information mate Much appreciated your perspective!
Comment from : @Exposeyourself

Most people don't realize that the printed money may disappear just like that due to changed valuations It's not like you only print Money also disappears
Comment from : @kamilgregurek9314

Inflation is here hyperinflation soon coming
Comment from : @danpasa627

Alessio - How do you prepare for deflation?
Comment from : @brightvisionary

You can't possibly be this stupid
Comment from : @IndianOutlaw1870

thank you for the video I understand what you say, but my question is what happens with all the printed money Are there no consequences for all that money printing?
Comment from : @davidpopescu7213

Love your work brother I’ll be right beside you Hopefully the message gets out to everyone in time!
Comment from : @ryan10toon

Beautiful scenery, beautiful explainers Thanks for everything you do! <3
Comment from : @nachannachle2706

Is there a useful indicator for the supply of credit?brCan we see the credit crunch in some clear metric?brThat would be extremely interesting!
Comment from : @Daniel-fz6iz

Alesio needs to study a bit more what’s going on now days Many countries have inflation and don’t offer credit widely to it’s citizens Also we are in an inflationary climate now As long as they print money and we have to buy from China, prices will most likely go up
Comment from : @kevinperkins754

Printing money is inflation Expansion of money
Comment from : @andrewvukadinovic6155

Thank you for great video So how can I bet against the crowd? Buy gold? Buy dollar on forex? Any ETFs u can recommend that would go up during deflation? I'm looking to invest in real estateso should I hold off? I understand it's all probableand won't hold you to it:) just a personal op 😭
Comment from : @arthur1818

Inflation has been here all along Look at the stock market ,unreal estate ,bond market
Comment from : @andrehoude3490

What about stagflation before your claimed depression first?
Comment from : @matthewsongloong9573

Deflation occurs before hyper inflation
Comment from : @4RTHIMIS

This is why central banks around the world are going to deploy a digital currency The commercial banks may be tightening credit because they fear defaults but central banks don't have that problem How that ultimately impacts the inflation/deflation question, we'll have to see
Comment from : @amiller2121

Right, so the fact that milk, sugar, wheat, gold, silver, housing, cars, used cars and nearly every other retail stable is 15 to 50 higher now than it was in 2008 is all just a mass hallucination ? Oil is even rising quickly even though we still half in a pandemic Don't believe anything the Fed tells you about inflation , they know how to calculate it correctly but purposefully choose not to Your dollars have been depreciating for some 200 years plus Buy Bitcoin and stop the bleed Don't believe the fiction this guy is peddling At the end of the day, look inside your wallet Why when I started working in my early 20's I was making about $40,000 and now in the same profession 32 years later I am making $175,000 and haven't seen any change in my living standards other than I have a nice pot of money that is now worth much less than what I originally earned it for
Comment from : @jeffsimoneaux5968

isn't dollar losing 1 to 15 of purchasing power a month ? Micheal sailor was saying so
Comment from : @tonysako

They should make a 25 dollar bill
Comment from : @hezekiahblackwell3205

William Wallace to the soldiers: They say inflation I say…DEFLATION!
Comment from : @jaykoval5957

More helicopter money will bypass the bank credit and into the hands of the people which will increase velocity Moreover, CBDC will render the banks useless and obsolete
Comment from : @rowdykebing9409

All I know is price of any consumer product gets higher and higher! Thought?
Comment from : @AX6639

I believe it was Harry Dent who is also a strong opponent in believing in inflation and suggest strongly deflation is on the horizon I believe it too The purchasing power of people in the US has been reducing since the financial crisis
Comment from : @martinlorentsen4704

But government/central banks in western countries will interfere and will keep pumping money!!!!
Comment from : @skippyiq

I'm not sure I buy this analysis If the Fed continues to use QE to fight any deflation, there's a very good chance we end up with inflation If we agree that what you're saying is true, it means they can just continue to print their way out of this situation without consequences I agree there's a ton of deflationary pressure, and I'd argue it's been around since 2008 BUT, they have been using printing ever since to combat it At some point that is going to break to the upside If it breaks to the downside, they'll just print more
Comment from : @chakra74