EVERY Financial Crisis Explained

[@slidebean]

Which economic crises would you like us to cover next? 💸 While we conduct our investigation, make sure to check Chartmogul out! ► yt.slidebean.com/allrecessions-CM

[@Stellar-Cowboy]

Perfect balance of humor and information. Keep being awesome Caya and team!

[@tylerklepek4716]

This is very well done content. Great job. If you want to dive down the rabbit hole with interest rates. Check out real estate leverage in commercial offices. The debt specifically. Also, this might be right up your ally. Regional banks, they do not mark their loses ‘mark to market’. Because interest rates went up so much the underlying investments are down, but they don’t necessarily ‘realize’ the loss until. You know, SVB bank. Your content is so well done. Would love to see what that could look like from your perspective.

[@ewereigumbor]

Love this series, would love to know the details on the other 19th and 20th century recessions

[@ImDJ733]

2024-5 realestate

[@davidsumner423]

I have really enjoyed the format and simple explanations. Well done. What to cover next... 'It has to be John Law and the Mississippi scheme' Cheers

[@Thebreakdownshow1]

You guys make better content than most of the media companies on youtube.

[@slidebean]

Appreciate this, and you guys watching 🫶🏽 - Caya

[@lll1560]

damn right

[@SecondTake123]

Honestly!

[@ChainSawMann3d]

may be because u never searched well in KZbin

[@markferguson7563]

I'm 69 years old, and I first encountered what was espoused in this clip in, YIKES, my God, way back in 1975, at a seminar being addressed by the long departed Charlie King. I've been rehashing all of Charlie's perspectives (and, also, what has been spruiked in the clip, too) for nearly 5 decades. Sadly, the criminals, whether they're business smarties, or their lackeys in governments who facilitate their agendas keep resurfacing to perpetuate the Ponzi schemes.

[@d4v3s1220]

KEEP GOING!!! Just love how you guys condense these "missing link" or "missing piece of the puzzle" information that ties everything together videos. Truly great work and many thanks!

[@slidebean]

🫶🏽 - Caya

[@markferguson4011]

@ejefepinnock945 The advice I'll give you about bitcoin, and all its derivates, is to steer as far away from this as you possibly can. It's a conjob of extraordinary proportions and is buttressed in nothing more than a total confidence trick. Bitcoin, as is indupitably is with MMT, is a Ponzi scheme. The enormous different between the two is that, every single one of the world's top 50 economies are in the rort of printing money, and they ain't gunna let any upstart muscel in on their operations. A suggestion to you on how to make good money for an enduring period is to invest in any foods that can be grown in controlled environmental conditions in green-houses. I had an opportunity to invest $750k in these ventures in 2010, but didn't. My pal who "seized the opportunity" has made a net-after-tax income of $175k since 2013.

[@jackiedelvalle]

Yes, do. I've lived through a few recessions and personally crashed as a result of the 2008 one, but the reminder of how repetitive, inevitable and callous it always is for the little people is always valuable.

[@davianoinglesias5030]

I think there are a few reasons why these recessions keep on happening : 1.Most people have very little knowledge on financial or history. 2. No one questions good times, no one questions a good deal if it pays...until it doesn't 3. People who are financial or history savvy will always ride the tide and cash out while the fools are deep in it

[@4-SeasonNature]

Mostly the 3rd one.

[@0rpheus]

Hope you and the team keep going! These videos are absolute gems even though they highlight how myself and many in financially privileged situations (aka living as middle class in a developed economy) don’t or won’t learn our lessons.

[@tuams]

The way you explain and show things visually is great! You are part of the people who see that something around seems wonky and want to understand what is going on. Important work.

[@ScottNathan-e7u]

MY PROFIT HITS DIFFERENTLY 🔥

[@ScottNathan-e7u]

l made better decisions that grew my finances (over 1M in 2yrs) with heIp of my financiaI pIanner. Got my 3rd house Iast month, and will retire soon.

[@ScottNathan-e7u]

Elizabeth Greenhunts

[@ScottNathan-e7u]

Get to her with her name..

[@ZenaFuss]

Good to here. Thanks

[@LunaGomez-j6v]

Great info..

[@ryufrank]

I very rarely leave comments, but this video is totally worth one. Very informative, educational and amazing video production. Loved the scenery-jumping and joking about it :) Keep up the good work!

[@slidebean]

Wohoo. Glad we got you to comment. The algorithm thanks you too. - Caya

[@R0ZZAY]

I say it every time but it's for good reason you guys are truly a diamond in the rough and I wish you nothing but success. I also love that you guys keep producing HDR videos it looks super pretty especially when he kept hopping around the world that was really funny

[@SimonHoiberg]

Love these documentary-style videos on your channel! Your production quality is insane 🔥

[@mattbonanza9032]

Congratulations on making a very simple and effective but very eye opening video. It really expanded even further my understanding of how things work. Thank you

[@markferguson4011]

Stunmbled across this channel at 5:45 am this morning (I'm in Sydney) when the sun shining through the window woke me up. Well, I have to say what a tragedy it is that I didn't encounter it way earlier than that. Every single thing that was espoused by the host are, in TOTAL SYNC, with EVERYTHING that I've been a spruiking since attending a seminar here in Sydney in 1975 and heard two speakers expose what the host did spake. I just clicked on to the subscribe button to make sure I don't miss other broadcasts that expose the crap they feed us mugs in the mire.

[@Baggydawg1]

Been an avid subscriber & follower of you guys for years. This imho was one of your best videos to date. Absolutely incredible, such an interesting & compelling story, and so well-narrated. Love the segue iceland shot too lol

[@slidebean]

Wohoo! Thanks for watching for so long. Now that I have you, can you name one other video that you really liked? (Trying to get a sense of what’s working and what’s not) - Caya

[@genericdeveloper3966]

The only thing that made the Depression great were the interventionist policies AFTER the crash. Not the crash itself alone. And that includes Hoover and FDR.

[@LoveBbyJay]

Please keep going! I love all the videos you guys have made so far!! Keep up the great work!

[@theX24968Z]

one thing that massively impacted the 1929 recession that you forgot to mention was that the federal reserve reduced the amount of currency in circulation by 1/3rd. the federal reserve has a much bigger role in many/most recessions after its creation, you should keep that in mind.

[@KevinSmith-qi5yn]

It's not that the amount of currency was reduced. Roughly 7% of currency was taken out of circulation from 1926 to 1930. It's that the roaring 20s happened without an increase in currency to match the increase in productivity. Given the structure of the federal reserve before it was taken off the gold standard, it was not capable of supplying that currency without the US government or a federal reserve member bank taking on debt. This is the inherent weakness of using an entity meant as a source of liquidity as the central currency. Given what we knew about economics during the time it makes sense that the federal reserve bank was setup like banks from the 19th century. If the US Reserve Note did not become the world currency, then it would have probably been replaced in the 1950s.

[@miguelescobar4140]

As a lover of history, this video is by far one of my favorite ones gentleman. Outstanding as always!!! Pura vida!

[@VishnuPadmanabhan]

I love these videos, absolutely well researched, edited and presented. Brilliant!

[@zeluisbelo]

You’re content just keeps getting better and better. This was amazing and the music at the end slaps. Give us more!

[@alfredomenezes8814]

Keep going, this is one of my favorite youtube channels by far, you content is gold!

[@jannishoppe5221]

One of my favorite channels by far. Please keep going 🔥🔥

[@saadiquemerchant]

Loved this series.. please continue to make more. Education is so so important

[@AmeliorScout]

Absolutely keep putting these informative videos out

[@mastablenda]

Definitely keep them coming. Produce the inbound 2024 recession next

[@logana7191]

Recession is man man-made one. Thanks for the great content 🎉🎉

[@victormutta1115]

Keep going! This is incredibly well made content that I hope the YT algo really picks up and spreads.

[@theX24968Z]

I like how you kept mentioning 2024 as the real estate crisis, ive been watching a youtube channel called MHFIN thats been saying a real estate recession is on its way for the past year and a half.

[@aysk4037]

Great work and Keep going !!

[@egal1780]

I really Love to See More and More about speculation Bubbles and the Great Depression to understand what will eventually repeat itself.

[@pingtime]

4:26 "*not shot in 1796" cracks the hell out of me 🤣

[@slidebean]

Last minute joke 😅 - Caya

[@zerolosstraderX]

You make really good videos.. please keep going.

[@Thatguy-mo8jd]

Inflation is the problem, anybody who tells you deflation is a bigger problem does not understand wealth transfer through printing

[@sammytutu9280]

Great video,deserved to be longer 🔥

[@johnwho2941]

Thank you for making excellent video. Much appreciated. Very Educating.

[@benhenry69]

Thanks for another interesting and informative video!

[@BusterDarcy]

Keep going! This was incredibly well done and helpful.

[@mathersandi7622]

I very rarely comment but this particular video and your channel are get source of information

[@slidebean]

The algorithm says ‘Thank you, good sir’ - Caya

[@dotsovertonesinging]

Keep going please. The pandemic to 2024 recession, the 1980s recession, etc

[@jani-hannuollikainen8542]

Yes, make another, one, good job

[@arrow1414]

Your Volcano in Iceland reference was prescient!

[@garye729]

Yes, keep going Caya - awesome work

[@HumanAction76]

You should interview an economist like Bob Murphy or Per Bylund to discuss how central bank manipulation of interest rates and the money supply affects the business cycle. It would give more context to your topics and it is important information your audience would appreciate learning.

[@markadamosmanuel]

Yes, keep going! Well done guys

[@diogobaptista3015]

Amazing job guys!!

[@TheMatthew34202]

Love these! Please post more!

[@bign1667]

That was great make a part 2 and 3 for this

[@timotheeedogbo9972]

Do another series of this please

[@danielsecara]

You guys are amazing!

[@MistaWu]

This was great, thanks...

[@soundtenement7993]

Great job! Please keep going. I could use a re-education.

[@freestylefranc2653]

Very well done!

[@PhilippBlum]

Endless content machine, because we will never change our economic system to not have recessions any more.

[@xoabdul]

Make a video about “The changing world order” it’s a good read and has potential

[@dreamhollow]

"It had done so, with credit" Oh. "And people wanted to invest." Oh no. Oh my god. "Then they raised interest rates." OH MY GOD.

[@finfan83]

I hope some historian in some school is using these vids to explain stuff to their students.

[@joels7605]

Derek from Veritasium is your voice doppelganger. I mean, excellent video. But you do sound similar.

[@stephensuico5741]

Best business / financial channel in YT!!

[@slidebean]

🫶🏼 - Caya

[@princegraywolf]

This was the first video I ever fast forward on this channel. I love your channel, but I would stay away from these dry subjects in the future. Only if the economy is tanking I would watch it here after watching the news news. I think it was the history lesson that did it for me and the fact the economy hasn’t tanked yet.

[@S_Kane]

8:30 dope suit

[@akashshaji6497]

The video so well made...

[@Tradingero]

Yes keep going!!

[@nsofwawalklog]

Yes caya, keep going ..

[@tinachristine4573]

Your content is 🔥. New sub here 👋

[@cwtrain]

6:25 Have you ever known anything red to be good and green to be bad on a gauge?

[@bsmakoro]

Yes, keep going

[@marioumana-vargas5879]

mae these videos are amazing. Gracias por el contenido mi her

[@zangarkhan]

This was great !

[@magnusthorne]

Keep going!

[@1982jaiganesh]

Nice content

[@lakeguy65616]

recessions are a necessary part of the economic cycle. when they are delayed, future recessions will be more severe.

[@tylerklepek4716]

I am a financial advisor. This content is fantastic. Keep it up!

[@abdullahmuzaffar7486]

Keep goinggg

[@hundop4826]

keep going!

[@parthpatel3713]

Well someone’s loses are gain for somebody; someone’s gain is loss for somebody. That’s what economics teaches use.

[@jarnopausio7730]

Keep going.

[@slidebean]

OK. - Caya

[@Keshavkumar-nq2lg]

loved this one. great content from your team.

[@chelseamakota3845]

Please keep going

[@efemarlacdaying6062]

Yes. Your videos are so engaging and smartly written.

[@slidebean]

🫶🏽 - Caya

[@erickcardenas9905]

This one needs a long version!!

[@MrRfholmes]

Have you read Phillip J Anderson's Secret Life of Real Estate & Banking? I think you'd enjoy it (& would be great source material for these videos).

[@ViceCoin]

The US is still full of abandoned homes from the 2007 crash.

[@sjkeskar14]

don't stop caya, keep going with these videos

[@ViceCoin]

Mortgages and 401Ks assume a lifetime job, with no layoffs or recessions.

[@alekosty]

Keep going)

[@BobSmith-fx9sz]

There's no rule that cycles happen and that they happen at certain intervals. Growth simply means more economic activity; a recession negative growth, i.e. less activity, in a given time period. Most of human history was defined by almost zero growth. It's only in the past few centuries that we've experienced sustained and substantial growth. Recessions are more representative of statistics than a hard and fast rule. As a 'boom' period gets longer the odds that an unforseen 'shock' occurs increases. The shock dampens activity for a short while before economic activity resumes. Whether or not an unforeseeable shock is genuinely unforseable or really because of willful blindness from major actors in an economy is a separate debate.

[@rajveersanghavi5316]

Slidebean could you send a drive link for the picture of the recession timeline or mapped which was in the start of the video

[@ThrashLawPatentsAndTMs]

Far from recessions, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2014, and 2015 were pretty good (and some boom years). Also, some areas of the world boom while others struggle at the same time. That makes the reset of your data (of which I'm admittedly ignorant) suspect.

[@pohkeee]

🙄🤨

[@stevehartman1730]

Oh its gona happen again. Speculation in so many areas, the dollar credit cards, stocks, u name it.

[@Grex1998]

There was a veiled threat at the end😅

[@GentlemanTomcat]

Great video but that land purchased in 1796 wasn't "uninhabited", native people lived there.

[@hudooguru2]

Ford invents the car? Still, awesome video.

[@russellweymouth6856]

You missed the creature from Jekyll Island...

[@larrybriones8322]

Yes

[@jvin248]

It's not speculating. It's money printing or coin debasement that causes these problems. Sure the symptom shows up in stock speculating and food prices increasing but that is a result not a cause.

[@KaiSosceles]

Ah yes, stock gambling. Oh wait...everyone's retirement accounts in 2023 are largely invested in...stocks.

[@nowanilfideme2]

"Ford invents the car" guyyyys who's gonna tell them? :p

[@jimbojimbo6873]

Recessions are meant to happen its not as if something went wrong most of the time

[@chrisbarry9345]

Its only speculation if you're a regular person. If you're rich enough or a bank you get bailed out

[@Mr1123581325]

You guys have done a fantastic job and you have actually tried to just provide fact. But - even there was some selection bias. Things are not what they appear to be and speculation is bad - two lessons I took from the video (also banks evil + power rules) My two cents: This is a very simplistic ex post analysis. Hindsight is always 20:20. Once the music has stopped, and someone realises that she is left standing with a pile of poo and then starts throwing it around - very easy to see and call that a recession. When the music is still going on, everyone may know that the bag has a pile of poo -- “Schrödinger’s poo” -- but it does not exit until the wave function collapses or as long as there is another sucker to take it off their hands. So people will what they have always done -- choose to believe in the illusion. I think the power of collective delusion needs to be looked into a bit more - it has given us religion, modernity, money, government, justice, liberty - the list is endless. What is one more delusion? Right?

[@bradb2175]

Leverage and speculation are a problem