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Panic at the Fed as they Rush to Avoid a Monetary Disaster








In today’s show, you will learn what the Fed’s worst nightmare is and why they are worried, how the Fed is attempting to solve this big problem, what retail sales and industrial production indicate about the economy, and how capacity utilization indicates inflation is likely to cool.

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25 Comentários

  1. Out of disasters a new and better system evolves, this is humans history nothing to be alarmed about. Change brings opportunity to the deserving and prudent. Many say it's the end of the world. It is only the end of the old system and the birth of a new system which we term it as the new world.

  2. Repo is reposession, not repurchase. If you get your stuff repo’d you’ll wish that it had been repurchased

  3. Hence fiscal policy which will supply the system with plenty of treasury paper via the $1.2 trillion in infrastructure borrowing, and talk of a $3.5 trillion more in giveaways to minorities and boondoggle "green" programs that are not supported by economic fundamentals. Between the two there will be more treasuries out there than the Fed can possibly handle. They will be issuing new debt for a decade. All the Fed has done since 1988 is play politics and paint itself further into the corner. One day they will run up against a loss of reserve currency status and then you will see them really get creative.

  4. Great video Steve. I have one questions on the SRP. Are you saying that the Fed is charging the same haircut on 30 year bonds as they are on bills? Pledging longer duration treasuries would be problematic for the Fed, leaving them with counterparty risk. Do I have this right?

  5. If money didn't exist we would not be having these problems. So end capitalism, and end all of these stupid stupid brain dead problems.

  6. I've watched this 3 times. Not because I lacked understanding, it was done to make sure I burn it into my brain.

  7. The Fed is illegitimate, illegal and they shouldn’t be in charge of their own lives. End the Fed, incarnate them, hang them in the streets and start an honest, fair monetary system backed with silver and gold and full reserves.

  8. This yield curve control through the backdoor will kill ALL risk markets since the risk-free market will be dead.
    The FED will have to follow the BOJ and start buying equities because there will not be any liquidity, investors will just buy and sell from the fed and thus no market.
    This is the end of price discovery in large public markets and thus the end of the key global capital markets, effectively their nationalisation.
    End of Capitalism since their is no market based risk premia.
    I suppose there can still be OTC private markets but these will be illiquid and inefficient but may work since there will not be any alternatives.

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