Noticeable lack of bot spam threads advertising competing investment advisors on this video compared to a lot of other current finance and economics videos. Happy to see it. Would like to better understand the why though. Is this just a case of the host being vigilant about removing or flagging the toxic comments or is there something else at play here?
I’m a little confused. The numbers I’m hearing are this: US Fed Govt takes in around $4T in tax revenue and Interest on Debt comes to around $1T. That’s 25%.
Much of corporate debt is backed by balanced by assets in addition to earning powers. Much of individual debt is balanced by assets such as homes in addition to income. Most of the govt debt is backed by nothing but “earning power” of the govt in the forms of taxation. That’s a big difference.
100% of all federal income tax goes straight to the federal reserve bank for interest and transfer of payments. This is a fact and was discovered by the grace commission in 1984. The U.S. government continues to go into debt since 1913 and 0$ gos to the principal or the services tax payers expect from their government. What are your thoughts on the grace commission report good sir?
In my opinion a 1 trillion dollar debt is too much and insane! We as individuals are expected to live responsibly and as close to debt free as possible. All this interest the government is paying on this debt could be used to make our lives better.
A Video about the valuation in relation to the interest rates in a historical perspective would be nice.. For me the valuation atm looks like a bet on shrinking rates in the next few years. Also somebody told me a new bullmarket with that valuation never happend before.. You have a very rational picture, do you have some words on that
Hey Ken. When I see inflation and debt data in this perspective, the mainstream market news media looks to me like a Sam Kinneson imposter on meth having a panic attack playing chicken little in the market segment. Thanks for sharing!
You are always very informative and educational. Thank you sir.
Thank you! I aways enjoy your presentations!
Noticeable lack of bot spam threads advertising competing investment advisors on this video compared to a lot of other current finance and economics videos. Happy to see it. Would like to better understand the why though. Is this just a case of the host being vigilant about removing or flagging the toxic comments or is there something else at play here?
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Fantastic video. Have read and re read Debunkery several times, and have learned so much from it. Thank you!
Thank you. Always learning from you.
good stuff sir... thank you
I’m a little confused. The numbers I’m hearing are this: US Fed Govt takes in around $4T in tax revenue and Interest on Debt comes to around $1T. That’s 25%.
Thanks Ken.
Thank you!
Do you have an office in Tricities
Great video as always
Personal debt? Get out of credit card debt and regularly contribute to your tax efficient retirement account!!
Much of corporate debt is backed by balanced by assets in addition to earning powers. Much of individual debt is balanced by assets such as homes in addition to income.
Most of the govt debt is backed by nothing but “earning power” of the govt in the forms of taxation.
That’s a big difference.
What about w current rates used, you used Q422?
100% of all federal income tax goes straight to the federal reserve bank for interest and transfer of payments. This is a fact and was discovered by the grace commission in 1984. The U.S. government continues to go into debt since 1913 and 0$ gos to the principal or the services tax payers expect from their government. What are your thoughts on the grace commission report good sir?
In my opinion a 1 trillion dollar debt is too much and insane!
We as individuals are expected to live responsibly and as close to debt free as possible. All this interest the government is paying on this debt could be used to make our lives better.
I am south korean. Here is higher household debt ratio compare to gov. i want to know how it is going. sorry for my bad grammer.
Ken, as you point out the % of interest as % of tax revenues has been relatively steady but now it is actually different and getting worse quickly.
A Video about the valuation in relation to the interest rates in a historical perspective would be nice.. For me the valuation atm looks like a bet on shrinking rates in the next few years.
Also somebody told me a new bullmarket with that valuation never happend before..
You have a very rational picture, do you have some words on that
Great video. I always gain so much knowledge !
was wondering about this subject recently haha.
Good video
On average, U S. debt growing maybe two percent faster than GDP is doable. However, we can't borrow at too fast a clip.
I always thought America was a continent ..
The issue will become real if interest rates remain at current levels or even higher
Hey Ken. When I see inflation and debt data in this perspective, the mainstream market news media looks to me like a Sam Kinneson imposter on meth having a panic attack playing chicken little in the market segment. Thanks for sharing!
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