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Prof. Barth- I believe that I have watched all of your videos and thoroughly enjoyed them all. The fed is in an awkward position-blatantly obvious that future rate increases are necessary (due to the unprecedented increase in the money supply). However, more rate increases will increase banking instability. A very narrow path with steep cliffs on either side.
Thank you. Great commentary! I was anticipating the hawkish press commentary and was well positioned for it. I was NOT anticipating the ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) rally on the possibility of two additional hikes this year. The tech-bubble sentiment, completely devoid of any reasonable fundamental valuation is tiresome, and has tulip stagflation written all over it… ****!
Thanks for watching. I did this one a little more than a year ago, if something new and big comes up I'll definitely follow up: ua-cam.com/video/lgtkQrMRv4I/v-deo.html
What you think about the Theory that the FED can’t influence the long end of the yield curve and thus has to adapt as the wind blows? Only via YCC and total japanesation which would be a big failure Probably the market maker of last Ressort but nevertheless as the yield starts to raise as a consequence of further inflation the fed can’t hold up the yield raising to 20% as it did maybe „freely“ already back in the 70s while the so called „stagflation“
Why stop hiking if the plan is to hike further! The economy is teetering, and they don't plan on giving the market more than what was already forecasted around the start of the year. Since the banks began blowing up in early March it's clear that the economy is anything but capable of absorbing these levels and the speed of the hikes.
I think a lot of people are wondering that. Given their forecast, they should have at least hiked rates a quarter. Again, all of this boils down to the problem at the core of the Fed and central planning: the conceit that a board of men with imperfect knowledge should decide the "proper" rate.
@@ProfessorBarth I listed a house for sale 14 days ago, and i've had ten people over these past two weeks book viewings for the house... Well since yesterday at 4pm, after Powell's press conference was over, six people have booked viewings and somebody just put an offer on the house today. The FOMC has too much sway in the day to day lives of people on EARTH. The entire world is dancing at the beat of a drum that as you point out is a marching band comprised of imperfect beings that frankly have destroyed the United States of America, or at least the existence of its meritocracy. I salute you professor for seeing the truth and speaking that truth to the public, we need help.
@@ProfessorBarth Actually, they are making perfect decisions for them, not us. In a forensic examination of the 1913 Federal Reserve Act, a system was specified that creates free reserves with a Single Entry into the Fed Fund Lawful Money Reserve Checking Account System (Reserve Checking). When the US has a budget deficit, the 5 Reserve Bank Corporations that filed a Comptroller of Currency Certificate of Organisation buy Treasury Bonds directly from the Treasury. These 5 Certified corporations pay for Treasury bonds by writing in a Single Entry into Congress's Reserve Checking account at a Reserve Corporation bank. Congress then writes checks against their Reserve Checking account, which are cashed in the Demand Deposit checking system. This transfer from Reserves into citizens' checking accounts is one of the methods that floods new dollars into our economy. The Fed's increasing interest rates result in lower tax income, leading to a more significant budget deficit and increasing the supply of Treasury bonds the Fed corporations can buy for free in Reserve Checking.
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These reviews are golden, appreciate your videos.
Glad you like them, thanks for watching.
As a daily follower of the DXY I appreciate your dollar updates.
love what youre doing and love you look at everything from all angles you arent an opinion guy you just give all the perspectives
Prof. Barth- I believe that I have watched all of your videos and thoroughly enjoyed them all. The fed is in an awkward position-blatantly obvious that future rate increases are necessary (due to the unprecedented increase in the money supply). However, more rate increases will increase banking instability. A very narrow path with steep cliffs on either side.
It's certainly not a position I would want to be in, haha. Thanks for watching all my videos.
That bubble has been ready to pop for decades.
Love you Professor
Thank you professor for not making a clickbait title as sone who is left wing I agree with you.
Thank you. Great commentary! I was anticipating the hawkish press commentary and was well positioned for it. I was NOT anticipating the ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) rally on the possibility of two additional hikes this year. The tech-bubble sentiment, completely devoid of any reasonable fundamental valuation is tiresome, and has tulip stagflation written all over it… ****!
hi Professor good vid. can you talke about Central bank digital currencies (CBDC), if you do it would be much appreciated thx
Thanks for watching. I did this one a little more than a year ago, if something new and big comes up I'll definitely follow up: ua-cam.com/video/lgtkQrMRv4I/v-deo.html
Gas went down 20% after being raised 125%. Even a derelict such as myself sees through that smoke show.
What you think about the Theory that the FED can’t influence the long end of the yield curve and thus has to adapt as the wind blows?
Only via YCC and total japanesation which would be a big failure Probably the market maker of last Ressort but nevertheless as the yield starts to raise as a consequence of further inflation the fed can’t hold up the yield raising to 20% as it did maybe „freely“ already back in the 70s while the so called „stagflation“
Yea I think that's very possible. Also, I forgot to mention, but how long have the yield curve been inverted now? Almost a year?
Can't fix a ponzi 🙄
Imagine how different the 20th century looks if the U.S. never got the Federal Reserve in 1913.
@@ProfessorBarth I'm looking forward to the revolution 🥳
Would be fascinating to hear about your take on crypto revolution
A teacher teaching the truth !!
Hum?? That’s strange..
Why stop hiking if the plan is to hike further! The economy is teetering, and they don't plan on giving the market more than what was already forecasted around the start of the year. Since the banks began blowing up in early March it's clear that the economy is anything but capable of absorbing these levels and the speed of the hikes.
I think a lot of people are wondering that. Given their forecast, they should have at least hiked rates a quarter. Again, all of this boils down to the problem at the core of the Fed and central planning: the conceit that a board of men with imperfect knowledge should decide the "proper" rate.
@@ProfessorBarth I listed a house for sale 14 days ago, and i've had ten people over these past two weeks book viewings for the house... Well since yesterday at 4pm, after Powell's press conference was over, six people have booked viewings and somebody just put an offer on the house today. The FOMC has too much sway in the day to day lives of people on EARTH. The entire world is dancing at the beat of a drum that as you point out is a marching band comprised of imperfect beings that frankly have destroyed the United States of America, or at least the existence of its meritocracy. I salute you professor for seeing the truth and speaking that truth to the public, we need help.
@@ProfessorBarth Actually, they are making perfect decisions for them, not us. In a forensic examination of the 1913 Federal Reserve Act, a system was specified that creates free reserves with a Single Entry into the Fed Fund Lawful Money Reserve Checking Account System (Reserve Checking). When the US has a budget deficit, the 5 Reserve Bank Corporations that filed a Comptroller of Currency Certificate of Organisation buy Treasury Bonds directly from the Treasury. These 5 Certified corporations pay for Treasury bonds by writing in a Single Entry into Congress's Reserve Checking account at a Reserve Corporation bank. Congress then writes checks against their Reserve Checking account, which are cashed in the Demand Deposit checking system. This transfer from Reserves into citizens' checking accounts is one of the methods that floods new dollars into our economy.
The Fed's increasing interest rates result in lower tax income, leading to a more significant budget deficit and increasing the supply of Treasury bonds the Fed corporations can buy for free in Reserve Checking.