Does Money Printing Cause Inflation?

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Title	:	Does Money Printing Cause Inflation?
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Surprisingly, yes
Comment from : @quickestlaughs

Thank you for the precious information, Sir In view of the inflation to come soon, would the price of real estate and stocks probably go down? Am I right?
Comment from : @SBTTV-z5n

money printer go brrrrrrrr
Comment from : @nicksundby

Sad for the American people, no other country in the planet does this to its own people, to keep feeding the top 001 greed brSome one should take the Feds to courts, surely will not will the case, but it will be the start to the end of suffering of the common person
Comment from : @pushpadevadharmawardena7168

Why do you think gold will outperform stocks?brwill stocks still protect against inflation?
Comment from : @nathaninvestor2252

The only reason they gave cheques to the regular people is to be inflationary or stave off deflation The want to keep consumer prices up now and rich people can only buy somuch stuff So the rich pay for it a bit in inflation while they are able to avoid a massive deflationary problem and maintain the vast majority of the their wealth
Comment from : @toms8483

Do you think that the US would relinquish the world reserve currency diplomatically?
Comment from : @johnjohnson1997

Matt, I've been viewing your videos for months now and I just want to thank you so much for creating them I have learned a lot between these videos, reading your books, as well as books by others over the past few months (others were regarding value investing, however I feel that ship has now passed) I'm unsure if this has been a topic of past videos, however I was wondering what your view is on Ray Dalio and his views on the future Perhaps this could be another topic for a video? Once again, thank you!
Comment from : @qphive

Thanks for making a video on my question
Comment from : @lightminded4479

This makes total sense The money being printed is going into the bank accounts of rich peoplebrYou can see the "cash deposited to banks" has skyrocketed over this year since the virus started
Comment from : @_inthemoney

Does Money Printing Cause Inflation? brNo, what are u even talking about
Comment from : @diamondhands1021

So do you believe that bitcoin/gold won’t see the big increases (rise to 100k in bitcoins case) until UBI checks become the norm in 4-5 years? Does this throw off Predictions since the money printing will take years to take the inflationary effect that we thought it would cause?
Comment from : @kenmiller-lopez4148

With automation/AI I don’t think inflation will be a problem unless protectionism starts or demand from overseas of usd dry up
Comment from : @johnl7754

Thanks for the great explanation I expect that when the economy reopens and consumers are able to spend more, we will see an increase inflation and that temporary deflation will reverse
Comment from : @StockInvestmentAnalysis

You know the inflation number is FAKE right? What was price in milk, gas, house, bread, food, and so on since 2008? Don't think it went down When it goes into calculating interest by inflation it is zero when it goes into calculating government salary increase it 25 So at the end of the day the numbers are more FAKE than numbers from any country
Comment from : @AsiaRoadTrek

Wouldn’t I be better off buying gold and silver instead of buying a home? When the houses eventually crash or melt up my gold can purchase it out right Yay or nay?
Comment from : @CalCaliente

translation:br brwhy does creating fake shit cause problemsbrlol
Comment from : @therearenoshortcuts9868

Generally agree with your analysis but am skeptical that UBI is coming soon brWhat would be the annual cost - amount of additional printed money? $1 trillion per year? brbrI can’t see any Republicans voting for it and I suspect there will be a sizable contingent of corporate Dems who won’t either brbrDid you mean within 10 years or in next couple years if Dems win executive and both legislative branches (note the odds still are not in Dems favor to win the Senate)brbrSo you believe the massive money printing will not cause a spike in CPI inflation without UBI because excess liquidity will flow predominantly into assets, ie the market and real estate brbrThe wealth inequality issue may first be dealt with by the usual method of much higher taxes on the ultra-wealthy? Perhaps even a wealth tax on billionaires - although it has not worked too well
Comment from : @stephenmihaly2337

is this why you mentioned earlier that prospective homebuyers should buy a house ASAP? bc Fed money printing could price them out of the market?
Comment from : @robpurtill7150

Get a STEM degree or trade and do better than those who get a gender studies degree or who don’t graduate high school but now everyone’s a victim It’s the ‘system’ not their bad choices This is growing Marxism even admitted by the BLM founders “Wealth inequality” is a leftist term eg Equality of outcome is insane You have to realize what you’re saying and how you’re manipulated by media, etc Different people have different amounts of money Eg someone who started a business and sold billions of widgets makes more than a janitor It’s not a bug but a feature
Comment from : @tradingwithwill7214

Stocks and real estate have to crash All printed money has also a corresponding debt entry Hence ultimately all debt will collapse with the collapse of the system Sooner than later and yes reset will be instant and not like gold slowly going to 5000$
Comment from : @HemantPandey123

"Wealth inequality?" Shhh you're not supposed to say that! Go be distracted by protests & the 2-political party paradigm!! Don't direct any attention/anger towards the super elite!
Comment from : @RyanHoguePassiveIncome

If you wouldnt know what video to make next Maybe a video about your lifestory? How you went from a stanford english major to working for an investment banking firm etc? Would be interesting
Comment from : @thegoodolddays5422

Nice video! Just wondering, we see a small decrease in Fed Balance Sheet right now as there has been a decrease in currency swaps What are the implications of this and do you think the Fed will have to go net positive on the balance sheet soon again?
Comment from : @dorkhanc8539

Hi Matt, really liked this video ad was wondering if you could do a video listing your favourite momentum stocks You did a video like this last year, mentioning the likes of tandem diabetes, lululemon and fortinet, all of which have done suberbly Thanks
Comment from : @tyleredwards8694