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I would listen, but at an hour 40 and this guy having just wasted my life listening to Stephanie Kelton with no pushback... more than 5 minutes is uncalled for.
Great discussion. Hugh it seems from your repeated comments that you need to get your head around the difference between central bank reserves and money that is in the banks (ie the economy.) Central bank reserves are merely an entry on the central bank's ledger. Money in my bank account is just an entry on my bank's ledger (and that money was created at some point as bank credit, and the process for that is simply the lending bank creating an entry on its ledger.) As Richard says, at no point does money move from central bank reserves to the economy, because that implies the central bank reducing its ledger entry and the commercial bank increasing one of its ledger entries by the same amount. That doesn't happen, ne'er the ledgers shall meet. These are different systems entirely. If you just snapped your fingers and made central bank reserves disappear, nothing else would change, there would still be the same amount of money in yours and my bank accounts out there in the real economy (although you'd then have no system for transferring money between commercial banks, which is what the central bank's ledger enables you to do.) Does that make sense?
I have been watching macroeconomists and investors dissect the current economic environment post-COVID19 and this has got to be the most insightful explanation of the machinations of the Central Bank's madness that I have come across to date, and here the video sits at barely 43k views. What an absolute shame.
The great dolly of so many innocent minded people like Hendry on conspiracy "As all things, it starts with good intentions". The pursuit of power has nothing to do with good intentions despite lies which are stated which fools about 95% of people as they are naive and trusting.
Any chance you can have a round 2 with Richard Werner Due to time constraint there was not enough time to go into How "Capital Flows" function and "How Exchange rates are determined"... This I believe is a crucial point in explaining why domestic credit creation doesn't result in FX fluctuations etc; and it was glossed over.
Yes, was glad to hear Dr. Werner touch on "Capital Flows" or the lack thereof. Am in agreement, particularly w/ 'development aid'. Too bad he wasn't able to say more.
Yeh this was very interesting. I find Werner very compelling, but also find Michael Pettis very compelling too and he talks a lot about excess savings and capital flows and their relationships to crises. Struggling to reconcile the two positions. Need to get them in a room together somehow.
Learning about international capital flows or “non-flows” and the international exchange rate setting mechanism was very fascinating and interesting. Will be looking forward to learning more from Werner on the subject with hopefully another interviewer!
Richard Werner is an inspiration and a benchmark pillar of human kind! Educated, logical, reasonable, accurate, and credible. Every Government and citizen in this world must listen to what this gentleman has to say. The most important message, period!
Best real vision interview up to now. I am a control engineer so I look at the change to inputs and outputs for a variety of systems to determine what happens in the middle. This type of engineering perspective for the dynamics that occur for money printing inputs and economic outputs explained so well in this interview. Thank you so much for all that you do RV!
Professor Werner is an economic genius. His book, Princes of the Yen, is an important book on central banking, which should be promoted and widely read.
I got a mortgage loan in 2018 through Chase, and in late 2019; I experienced financial hardship and fell behind on my payments. I had months of late payments before I was introduce to this business minded credit repair specialist Gerhard. I’m very grateful to SAMHACKSTECHNOLOGY ⏺NET for helping me clear my loans and late payments from my report. I taught it would not be possible for my credit to be fixed within the short period of time agreed on. I want to thank Miss Elizabeth for giving me the information and their contact last month🙏❤....
Werner is describing what we had in the US when thrifts were the source of mortgage financing. No creating of any money, very little asset bubble making.
Werner is great! What he says makes sense of everything and I appreciate that he articulates at a level I can understand. I was not aware that banking consolidation was still ongoing. It does indeed appear the USA is being sovietized - in truth, the entire globe simultaneously under the auspices of a virus pandemic. Covid has killed small businesses and all that will be left is very large corporations, governments, and centralized banking. Thank you for this interview!
1:26:11 HH: Why doesn't the Fed have negative rates? RW: Negative interest rates are nonsense. Negative rates don't promote lending like they say they do. They are a tax on banks that large banks use against smaller banks to absorb them.
Acquisitions and mergers all part of the plan since the 1980’s and probably way before that, but more small businesses/banks created from 1970’s onwards.
Wow so much for freedom of speech. Thank you for that book. And Hugh. If I were rich? Id visit your hotel. And have a party, on the house. You guys are unsung heros.
The timing would be great to have Prof. Werner back after the Davos revelations Jan - Feb 2021. This interview was an eye-opener thank you. Of course, the smothering of small banks and the emerging one-central-bank scenario needs to be a topic of debate, not censored. Lending money primarily for productive purposes with local monitoring is a brilliant concept. Negative interest rates are a dead-end for small banks and central banks know it in their quest to "Reset" using COVID to consolidate and take over globally.
Please get Ed Harrison to do the interview the next time as, not only is he competent, he doesn't have a goat wandering around his home. Hendry takes the conversation off on tangents and down rabbit holes.
One thing about the money printing by the Weimar Republic was that the Versailles treaty insisted on reparations being paid in something other than the Mark which forced the Republic to exchange their Marks forcing down an already weak currency which eventually caused the hyper inflation.
I got a mortgage loan in 2018 through Chase, and in late 2019; I experienced financial hardship and fell behind on my payments. I had months of late payments before I was introduce to this business minded credit repair specialist Gerhard. I’m very grateful to SAMHACKSTECHNOLOGY ⏺NET for helping me clear my loans and late payments from my report. I taught it would not be possible for my credit to be fixed within the short period of time agreed on. I want to thank Miss Elizabeth for giving me the information and their contact last month🙏❤....
Alright, this was a real good discussion. I prefer this over a traditional interview. This was so much more educational, not only because of the format, but mostly because of the knowledge of these two gents, giants. I could go for part 2,3 & 4. I’d love that.
Do they just get Hendry on to have a laugh at the comments? Shouldn't judge a book by it's cover but how can you take an interviewer seriously who looks as if he's auditioning for Castaway 2 and talks in riddles whilst waving his arms around like he's directing aircraft. Even Werner look bemused by his antics at points.
@@antpoo the CCP is literally evil, what's your point?
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@@onecoolstorybro The only evil thing about CCP is it refuses to play puppet of the US like Japan did - the path that lead it down to decades of decline, if you actually watched this interview. The US Empire and its ideology is literally evil.
Alot of Hendry haters and I agree there should have been slightly less interruption however, I was happy that Hendry CHALLENGED Werner on his ideas OFTEN. This quality is almost always missing in financial interviews. I agree with Werner's theories almost entirely and this was first interview I saw with him where he was challenged early and often.
@@joythought Agreed... I am not a Hendry hater, this is the best interview with Dr.Werner. I do believe we all would have learned more if Hugh would have let him finish his answers to Hugh's question.
Awesome. World needs more men like Richard Werner who dont have the rent collectors/interpreters between what his eyes sees and the conclusions he reaches. ;)
This dialogue was stopped way too early - let them speak on their topics in as much detail as needed. So interesting and great to have someone challenging Richard.
Richard Werner is an incredibly clear and incisive thinker, its a shame that he ends up with interviewers constantly interrupting with idiotic points, still well worth listening to!
If you want to understand more what Richard is saying you need to watch George Gammon, he explains this very topic extremely clear for us to understand and digest. Kuddos to both Richard and Hugh... I just watched last night Princes of the Yen.
I loved the comparison between the reichbank and the bundensbank (especially as I am reading "Lord's on Finance" on this particular period). Really scary to think that the ECB is structured more like the first.
time 1:26:00 Werner's argument on the negative interest in Euro zone that the negative interest is on the required reserve amount held with the central bank, however the negative interest is on the excess reserve - not on the minimum required reserve the bank have to keep with the central bank
TO be honest, who are all these other jokers you've been having on this channel? The ones saying basically the same stuff or nothing at all. There's only two economists I can ACTUALLY listen to, one of them is Peter Schiff, and the other is this man. This has got to be the one of the most insightful interviews on banking I've ever heard.
Great interview. However, I think they should redo this whole thing again with a better interviewer. The guest had really interesting points and I wish he had been able to elaborate more on them without Hugh interrupting him all the time.
We really loved your long form convo. with Raoul the other day Hugh.. + this one is great also.. we love your laid back style with penetrative analysis.. You have found a 'market gap' :)
This is the conversation I have been looking forward to...ever since HH made specific reference to Werner's Princes of the Yen in his chat with Real Vision CEO recently. Great. I will definitely help with the sale of the new edition of Werner's landmark book. The very best on Real Vision. Cheers.
Richard was coming to the punchline regarding FX, when Hugh jumps as his usual hyperactive self to interrupt and disrupt. Hugh! Listen for heaven sake!
Hugh keeps interrupting at critical moments. Werner.. “money actually does flow between countries”. Werner is about to say something important, Hugh opens his mouth. Seems he does it deliberately.
Do you have a time stamp for that quote? I watched this interview on Real Vision site and missed it. Werner has repeatedly claimed in conversations I had with him that "money doesn't really go anywhere".
@@relobmit But also Werner repeated himself three times about internal credit creation. I was very eager to see what he was about to say (which would not provide a definitive answer to macro forex moves, imo).
Schacht was involved with Reichsbank when it was returned to Chancellorship control and subsequently fixed the hyperinflation. When Reichsbank was privatized that is when private banks in the system hypothecated credit to cover currency shorts.
I don’t know not nothing about this world, but I’m learning. I did enjoy this conversation and the comments. Thank for UA-cam for giving intelligent people a chance to share there knowledge given people like me a chance to learn. 👍🏿
@13:00 The BundesBank performance was an illusion. It had a 50% inflation at the end of the Deutschmark. When the Euro was introduced, the German prices did jump 50%, while the exchange rate was about 2 Mark to 1 Euro. 50% inflation cut on the savings for the people who had some cash. People just started listing the prices in Euro with same amount as the Deutschmark = 50% inflation in one year. The ECB did manage to keep the food prices stable, but the housing cost is 50% up every 10 years, or so. Also, the Euro lost another 50% purchase power from 2000 to 2020. So the cash saver in 2000 would only keep 25% and lose 75% in 20 years. What got better is the cheaper prices for electronics and products that are made by robots in large volume. Thx. robots !
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I would listen, but at an hour 40 and this guy having just wasted my life listening to Stephanie Kelton with no pushback... more than 5 minutes is uncalled for.
@@adidabax6809 the real meat came with the shortening of time for the discussion. Some interesting stuff.
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Great discussion. Hugh it seems from your repeated comments that you need to get your head around the difference between central bank reserves and money that is in the banks (ie the economy.) Central bank reserves are merely an entry on the central bank's ledger. Money in my bank account is just an entry on my bank's ledger (and that money was created at some point as bank credit, and the process for that is simply the lending bank creating an entry on its ledger.) As Richard says, at no point does money move from central bank reserves to the economy, because that implies the central bank reducing its ledger entry and the commercial bank increasing one of its ledger entries by the same amount. That doesn't happen, ne'er the ledgers shall meet. These are different systems entirely. If you just snapped your fingers and made central bank reserves disappear, nothing else would change, there would still be the same amount of money in yours and my bank accounts out there in the real economy (although you'd then have no system for transferring money between commercial banks, which is what the central bank's ledger enables you to do.) Does that make sense?
Can anyone send me the link for the copy of the book WITH the Greenspan chapter in?
I have been watching macroeconomists and investors dissect the current economic environment post-COVID19 and this has got to be the most insightful explanation of the machinations of the Central Bank's madness that I have come across to date, and here the video sits at barely 43k views. What an absolute shame.
Why covid turned up when it did!
I agree 100%
finally someone interviewing Richard Werner, his view on Japan crisis was enlightening
Richard is one of those Heros who have courage to say this things publicly, big thanks to RealVison for this discussion.
The great dolly of so many innocent minded people like Hendry on conspiracy "As all things, it starts with good intentions". The pursuit of power has nothing to do with good intentions despite lies which are stated which fools about 95% of people as they are naive and trusting.
Great! But can you do it again with Hough shutting up long enough for Richard to finish one f’cking thought please.
Agree
yep hugh should be behind the youtube screen
This. 1000x
So f*ing true. Annoying &worst interviewer.
There’s nothing of value lost if you just skip over everything he says and listen only to Richard’s answers
"Don't listen to what they say, watch what they do!." Richard Werner
Courtesy of Paul Samuelson. What a joker, haha.
Exactly!
Professor Richard Werner Finally!
Agree!
Any chance you can have a round 2 with Richard Werner
Due to time constraint there was not enough time to go into How "Capital Flows" function and "How Exchange rates are determined"... This I believe is a crucial point in explaining why domestic credit creation doesn't result in FX fluctuations etc; and it was glossed over.
Yes, was glad to hear Dr. Werner touch on "Capital Flows" or the lack thereof. Am in agreement, particularly w/ 'development aid'. Too bad he wasn't able to say more.
I wanted to hear the end of this statement also. Very annoying interruption from Hugh.
Yeh this was very interesting. I find Werner very compelling, but also find Michael Pettis very compelling too and he talks a lot about excess savings and capital flows and their relationships to crises. Struggling to reconcile the two positions. Need to get them in a room together somehow.
Learning about international capital flows or “non-flows” and the international exchange rate setting mechanism was very fascinating and interesting. Will be looking forward to learning more from Werner on the subject with hopefully another interviewer!
Yeah Richard was explaining that when buddy cut him off at 47:27 dang !!!
Truly truly enlightening to hear Richard explain the machinations of the central banking system. Excellent stuff
Werner is the best out there !!! More people need to be interviewing him
Well hes a honest-pro-people-no-nonsence brilliant, experienced and educated econ.
@@lunarmodule6419 I have been following him for a while now, his econ is a completely new paradigm.
One of the best videos in this sector. Feels like it needs a sequel.
DUDE! I just got finished watching The Princes of Yen and this pops up in my notification feed!
Your internet knows all....
GD aliens
I learned more from this video than any other in a long time.
This is one of the most impactful videos on Real Vision. Thank you!
Richard Werner is an inspiration and a benchmark pillar of human kind! Educated, logical, reasonable, accurate, and credible. Every Government and citizen in this world must listen to what this gentleman has to say. The most important message, period!
Please do an interview with professor Richard on specifically the mechanics of banking. This mans words are worth gold!
Richard Wener is awesome! Can't wait for his next interview!
Best real vision interview up to now. I am a control engineer so I look at the change to inputs and outputs for a variety of systems to determine what happens in the middle. This type of engineering perspective for the dynamics that occur for money printing inputs and economic outputs explained so well in this interview. Thank you so much for all that you do RV!
Professor Werner is an economic genius. His book, Princes of the Yen, is an important book on central banking, which should be promoted and widely read.
I got a mortgage loan in 2018 through Chase, and in late 2019; I experienced financial hardship and fell behind on my payments. I had months of late payments before I was introduce to this business minded credit repair specialist Gerhard. I’m very grateful to SAMHACKSTECHNOLOGY ⏺NET for helping me clear my loans and late payments from my report. I taught it would not be possible for my credit to be fixed within the short period of time agreed on. I want to thank Miss Elizabeth for giving me the information and their contact last month🙏❤....
Hugh has the nicest tie of all the businessmen on RV
The only video real vision ever needed to produce.
Prof Werner is a legend, what a privilege to be able to listen in on conversations with two men who know this area inside out.
Cannot get enough of Werner!
Carefully note my thumbs up is wholly for Richard Werner who is brilliant.
wow Richard Werner blew my mind, cant believe this video isn't more popular
Awesome. Werner is outstanding. Hugh should just shut up and listen.
Hear!!..hear!!
So true!
Werner is describing what we had in the US when thrifts were the source of mortgage financing. No creating of any money, very little asset bubble making.
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@911zhenxiang Amen! Other than flat Earth I believe all conspiracies to be true.
I did not expect the interview to be that great! Thank you.
I knew it would be!! lol
Werner is great! What he says makes sense of everything and I appreciate that he articulates at a level I can understand. I was not aware that banking consolidation was still ongoing. It does indeed appear the USA is being sovietized - in truth, the entire globe simultaneously under the auspices of a virus pandemic. Covid has killed small businesses and all that will be left is very large corporations, governments, and centralized banking. Thank you for this interview!
sovietized - zio bolshevism.
1:26:11 HH: Why doesn't the Fed have negative rates?
RW: Negative interest rates are nonsense. Negative rates don't promote lending like they say they do. They are a tax on banks that large banks use against smaller banks to absorb them.
Acquisitions and mergers all part of the plan since the 1980’s and probably way before that, but more small businesses/banks created from 1970’s onwards.
Wow so much for freedom of speech. Thank you for that book. And Hugh. If I were rich? Id visit your hotel. And have a party, on the house. You guys are unsung heros.
Richards Werners findings are absolutely incredible....
Ladies and gentlemen, let the system change......
These guys stretched my brain in ways that I never knew it could be. Amazing discussion, thanks Raoul!
Werner lays it all out there for everyone to see ... although he may not be that popular with the Davos crowd. What an outstanding interview!
The timing would be great to have Prof. Werner back after the Davos revelations Jan - Feb 2021. This interview was an eye-opener thank you. Of course, the smothering of small banks and the emerging one-central-bank scenario needs to be a topic of debate, not censored. Lending money primarily for productive purposes with local monitoring is a brilliant concept. Negative interest rates are a dead-end for small banks and central banks know it in their quest to "Reset" using COVID to consolidate and take over globally.
Please get Ed Harrison to do the interview the next time as, not only is he competent, he doesn't have a goat wandering around his home. Hendry takes the conversation off on tangents and down rabbit holes.
the goat was pretty cool though, tbf.....
@@malthus101 Hendry's whole desert island shtick is quite entertaining but he's not the interviewer for me
Yeah boy! Get Ed on this topic with Prof. Werner!
One thing about the money printing by the Weimar Republic was that the Versailles treaty insisted on reparations being paid in
something other than the Mark which forced the Republic to exchange their Marks forcing down an already weak currency which
eventually caused the hyper inflation.
This was one of the most instructive cast i have seen; thank you.
Amazing - thank you for this thought provoking conversation ! ! ! One of the best in history.
Fantastic dialogue on macro economics.. wunderbah. Thanks Richard and Henry, keep informing the public..
I really like the interviews on this channel, but this interview is one of the best!!
I got a mortgage loan in 2018 through Chase, and in late 2019; I experienced financial hardship and fell behind on my payments. I had months of late payments before I was introduce to this business minded credit repair specialist Gerhard. I’m very grateful to SAMHACKSTECHNOLOGY ⏺NET for helping me clear my loans and late payments from my report. I taught it would not be possible for my credit to be fixed within the short period of time agreed on. I want to thank Miss Elizabeth for giving me the information and their contact last month🙏❤....
The Best Technical Interview since...Thanks...
Alright, this was a real good discussion. I prefer this over a traditional interview. This was so much more educational, not only because of the format, but mostly because of the knowledge of these two gents, giants. I could go for part 2,3 & 4. I’d love that.
I actually liked the questions as it brought out answers. I would have enjoyed if it had gone on longer.
Agreed.
This is worth multiple viewings.
Richard Werner is the Guru!! ...very enlightening conversation for both
Do they just get Hendry on to have a laugh at the comments? Shouldn't judge a book by it's cover but how can you take an interviewer seriously who looks as if he's auditioning for Castaway 2 and talks in riddles whilst waving his arms around like he's directing aircraft. Even Werner look bemused by his antics at points.
Brilliant education, thank you Prof. Werner
You should get an interview of Richard with Kyle Bass
No way, Kyle Bass will keep interrupting with anti China rhetoric.
@@antpoo the CCP is literally evil, what's your point?
@@onecoolstorybro The only evil thing about CCP is it refuses to play puppet of the US like Japan did - the path that lead it down to decades of decline, if you actually watched this interview. The US Empire and its ideology is literally evil.
R WG - It’s why Trump is calling covid the China Virus!
R WG they’re all evil and they’re all in cahoots
Alot of Hendry haters and I agree there should have been slightly less interruption however, I was happy that Hendry CHALLENGED Werner on his ideas OFTEN. This quality is almost always missing in financial interviews. I agree with Werner's theories almost entirely and this was first interview I saw with him where he was challenged early and often.
Agreed
@@joythought Agreed... I am not a Hendry hater, this is the best interview with Dr.Werner. I do believe we all would have learned more if Hugh would have let him finish his answers to Hugh's question.
Dude, let Richard speak!
Central banking alchemy makes me sweat just like Hugh Hendry
More of Mr Werner. Awsome.
Best guest so far.
the absolute state of Hugh's appearance, but great discussion is worth it...
Awesome. World needs more men like Richard Werner who dont have the rent collectors/interpreters between what his eyes sees and the conclusions he reaches. ;)
Outstanding! Profoundly enlightening.
This is an instant classic. Hugh Hendry is a legend.
Interview of the month!
Glad I'm listening to this after 3yrs of learning, makes far more sense than it would have
This dialogue was stopped way too early - let them speak on their topics in as much detail as needed. So interesting and great to have someone challenging Richard.
Richard Werner is effortlessly cool in the manner of Jean-Luc Picard.
LOL ya 😃
Ahaha I new his demeanor seemed familiar - couldn't put my finger on it
A lot to digest have to watch this one twice and try to absorb
Watch George Gammon he explains this very eloquently
Fascinating and educational. Werner is solving real problems, Hendry is rationalizing his past actions.
Yes, it seemed as if Hugh was/is suffering from some form of Stockholm Syndrome.
Hendry: a one hit luckster of 2010.. interviews someone we actually want to listen to.
Richard Werner is an incredibly clear and incisive thinker, its a shame that he ends up with interviewers constantly interrupting with idiotic points, still well worth listening to!
The Real Macro! Fantastic
When is hendry Werner 2?
If you want to understand more what Richard is saying you need to watch George Gammon, he explains this very topic extremely clear for us to understand and digest.
Kuddos to both Richard and Hugh... I just watched last night Princes of the Yen.
Hugh Hendry bout to give John Mcafee a run for his money.
jimmy He’s an islander now. That’s the life!
@jimmy you're projecting
I loved the comparison between the reichbank and the bundensbank (especially as I am reading "Lord's on Finance" on this particular period). Really scary to think that the ECB is structured more like the first.
Many thanks on this interview a private citizen of Melbourne Australia
time 1:26:00 Werner's argument on the negative interest in Euro zone that the negative interest is on the required reserve amount held with the central bank, however the negative interest is on the excess reserve - not on the minimum required reserve the bank have to keep with the central bank
Kudos to RealVision for picking this up. I really hoped for this after Raul and Hugh's interview.
This is the best ever video on economics. Confirms many things that I suspected
TO be honest, who are all these other jokers you've been having on this channel? The ones saying basically the same stuff or nothing at all. There's only two economists I can ACTUALLY listen to, one of them is Peter Schiff, and the other is this man. This has got to be the one of the most insightful interviews on banking I've ever heard.
my man! Werner is next level even to Schiff . I love both too!
only other person is dead. Milton Friedman, He was a genius and love listening to his lectures on yt
Great interview. However, I think they should redo this whole thing again with a better interviewer. The guest had really interesting points and I wish he had been able to elaborate more on them without Hugh interrupting him all the time.
We really loved your long form convo. with Raoul the other day Hugh.. + this one is great also.. we love your laid back style with penetrative analysis.. You have found a 'market gap' :)
Great interview!!!
Excellent interview.
Many thanks
What a great interview! Thank you RV
These guys are fantastic
Both guys doing great job teasing out each others opinions on the cuff
great interview
This is the conversation I have been looking forward to...ever since HH made specific reference to Werner's Princes of the Yen in his chat with Real Vision CEO recently. Great. I will definitely help with the sale of the new edition of Werner's landmark book. The very best on Real Vision. Cheers.
Perhaps a part two is called for on this one...!
Richard Werner, fantastic!
Kirstin Strand Professor Richard Werner, yes Godspeed!
Richard was coming to the punchline regarding FX, when Hugh jumps as his usual hyperactive self to interrupt and disrupt. Hugh! Listen for heaven sake!
Amazing. Fascinating. Enlightening. Please do another one with Richard and Hugh!!!
Fantastic guest, one of the very best.
I like Hugh he's a cool guy. But the no 1 rule of interviewing is: when you have an interesting expert on, let them speak.
REMINDER ! True wealth lies within the knowledge of skills.
Hugh keeps interrupting at critical moments. Werner.. “money actually does flow between countries”. Werner is about to say something important, Hugh opens his mouth. Seems he does it deliberately.
Do you have a time stamp for that quote? I watched this interview on Real Vision site and missed it. Werner has repeatedly claimed in conversations I had with him that "money doesn't really go anywhere".
Werner was about to tell us the main driver in his successful FX model when Henry interrupted and moved the conversation along.
ego maniac
@@relobmit But also Werner repeated himself three times about internal credit creation. I was very eager to see what he was about to say (which would not provide a definitive answer to macro forex moves, imo).
@@cynicalskeptic what money are you talking about? All “money” is faux
Schacht was involved with Reichsbank when it was returned to Chancellorship control and subsequently fixed the hyperinflation. When Reichsbank was privatized that is when private banks in the system hypothecated credit to cover currency shorts.
I LOVED EVERY SECOND OF THIS INTERVIEW. More Werner and more Hendry please. JUST FKN AWESOME!!!!!
yup. precisely
Richard's words were much more interesting than Hugh's interruptions - too much of the latter robbed us of too much of the former
@Thomas Hellberg Ask him - you won't have to speculate
@Thomas Hellberg have faith
I don’t know not nothing about this world, but I’m learning. I did enjoy this conversation and the comments. Thank for UA-cam for giving intelligent people a chance to share there knowledge given people like me a chance to learn. 👍🏿
Documentary was great
Moar Richard Werner! Moar!
Sorry for asking, but is there a version with only the parts where Richard talks?
@13:00 The BundesBank performance was an illusion.
It had a 50% inflation at the end of the Deutschmark.
When the Euro was introduced, the German prices did jump 50%, while the exchange rate was about 2 Mark to 1 Euro. 50% inflation cut on the savings for the people who had some cash. People just started listing the prices in Euro with same amount as the Deutschmark = 50% inflation in one year.
The ECB did manage to keep the food prices stable, but the housing cost is 50% up every 10 years, or so.
Also, the Euro lost another 50% purchase power from 2000 to 2020.
So the cash saver in 2000 would only keep 25% and lose 75% in 20 years.
What got better is the cheaper prices for electronics and products that are made by robots in large volume. Thx. robots !
Something alike happened in Finland too. Gas prices were the most obvious one.
Sounds like the intro of the Euro was the problem, not the Bundesbank as such
how dare you to interrupt him on the most interesting part. How the currency money amount grow but do not devaluate against other currencies