HOLY SH*T: Something Big Is Happening To European Banks

[@DonaldMark-ne7se]

Some economists have projected that both the U.S. and parts of Europe could slip into a recession for a portion of 2023. A global recession, defined as a contraction in annual global per capita income, is more rare because China and emerging markets often grow faster than more developed economies. Essentially the world economy is considered to be in recession if economic growth falls behind population growth.

[@kevinmarten]

My main concern now is how can we generate more revenue during quantitative times? I can't afford to see my savings crumble to dust.

[@Jamessmith-12]

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[@JacquelinePerrira]

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[@kevinmarten]

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[@JacquelinePerrira]

'Carol Vivian Constable, a highly respected figure in her field. I suggest delving deeper into her credentials, as she possesses extensive experience and serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking guidance in navigating the financial market.

[@aarnief6768]

If banks gain money, it's their gain. If banks lose money, it's our loss... So, go figure... 🙄

[@lindaanderson3698]

@@aarnief6768 Oh, and they changed the laws about ten years ago to match what they did in Greece. No longer will gov take funds and bail them out. They have the right to keep your deposits to bail themselves out and to give you an I O.U. Please keep some real money in an accessible place outside bank.

[@Dwd84]

This is called lemon socialism” or “privatizing profits and socializing losses. They changed the laws to allow this a few years ago.

[@annnee6818]

And yet people vote for billionnaires who have bankrupted all of their businesses to fix it. Hilarious. Humanity deserves to be forked over for being pushovers who never learn

[@Patriciabanks5]

Banks are becoming less reliable than in the past. The looming banking crisis is expected to be significant and devastating for those who are not ready. I recently withdrew $370k from my bank to invest in bonds and stocks of companies with strong cash flows. I think it's a great opportunity to seize the market for long-term profits. Any suggestions for promising stocks would be welcomed.

[@Johnlarry12]

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[@monicawill5]

I believe using an investing advisor isn’t a terrific idea. In the midst of the 2008 financial crisis, I was literally experiencing horrible dreams before I spoke with an advisor. In conclusion, I was able to increase my initial investment from $320k to almost $2.5 million in 2011 with the aid of my advisor, and I later bought my first investment property.

[@frankbarnes22]

I’ve actually been looking into advisors lately, the news I’ve been seeing in the market hasn’t been so encouraging. who’s the person guiding you?

[@monicawill5]

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[@frankbarnes22]

Thanks for this. I just googled her name and found her webpage. I'm really impressed with her credentials and I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get.

[@NNM-sc3rj]

Same shot in Australia. Most new jobs are government funded, immigration high. Everything points toward artificial stability.

albo is an absolute tool

[@GillerHeston]

Really, banks require more regulation. The entire idea of banking as "let's gamble" is terrifying. Because they discovered in 2008 that the government will always bail them out, there are no repercussions. These bank crisis are so worrisome. This whole financial crisis and the Great Recession posed the most significant macroeconomic challenges for the United States in a half-century, leaving behind high unemployment and below-target inflation and calling for highly accommodative monetary policies. And this is only the beginning!

[@rogerwheelers4322]

Gold and Silver are often seen as a safe-haven asset that can protect against inflation and economic uncertainty. But like any investment, it carries risks. To determine if gold is the right investment option for you, an investment advisor can help you weigh the potential benefits and risks of investing in gold. They can also help you create a well-diversified portfolio that includes gold as part of a broader investment strategy. An investment advisor can help you decide how much of your portfolio should be allocated to gold and select other investments that can complement your gold holdings.

[@joshbarney114]

Investing in gold is a reliable choice, and I plan to keep buying more to make up for my losses. While silver is also a good investment, my collectibles are not as similar. It's important to have clear investment goals and educate yourself on the type of investment that interests you. I work with a financial consultant regulated by the SEC, and started small, but eventually accumulated over $800,000.

[@FabioOdelega876]

I think this is something I should do, but I've been stalling for a long time now. I don't really know which firm to work with; I feel they are all the same but it seems you’ve got it all worked out with the firm you work with so i surely wouldn’t mind a recommendation.

[@joshbarney114]

I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Marisa Michelle Litwinsky” for about two years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look her up.

[@FabioOdelega876]

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[@Michaelsun-z8k]

Successful investing is hard work because it means disciplining your mind to do the opposite of human nature. Buying during a panic, selling during euphoria, and holding on when you are bored and just craving a little action. Investing is 5% intellect and 95% temperament.

[@letterkey-k9i]

Government policy has thrown the future under the bus for decades. The day of judgment is near. I predict an 80% drop in the stock market. Investors will abandon stocks in favor of real estate. There will be no money in banks... You must devise a strategy for survival.

[@sunruth-n8s]

We have been in a depression since 2008, the yield curve has already uninverted, global recession indicators are flashing alarm for well over a year, and absolutely nobody could pull us out of the hell coming regardless of party.

[@dondee-i9p]

I've tried investing in the stock market several times but always got discouraged by fluctuations of stock value. I would be happy if you could advise me based on how you went about yours, as I am ready to go the passive income path.!!

[@sunruth-n8s]

ASHLEY GARNER ABBOTT a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further... She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market.

[@michaelmokotong]

Shut them down. No bailout.

[@talisikid1618]

@@michaelmokotong and where then will liquidity come from?

[@geeache1891]

Where does it come from now? Particularly for sme's.

[@bpb5541]

All the banks everywhere are in trouble. The yield curve has uninverted. We are in the hold before the crash pattern right now. Not too much longer to wait.

[@no-ic5gw]

How long have you been saying "not long now"?

[@bpb5541]

@ do you bro... I will do me. We can peacfully agree to disagree. At the end of the day we will declare the victor the one with the best P and L :)

[@deathless3518]

Except in Asia

[@no-ic5gw]

@@bpb5541 you didnt answer my question. I think that says a lot by itself.

[@Finanzen-y9m]

Above all, the US yield curve of 10-year minus 2-year bonds was inverted for longer than ever before, at 784 days. By far. In 1929 it was 696 days, in third place is 2008 with around 530 days. And the yield curve is rising relatively steeply. Now already at 0.37. The recession has probably already started. You will see it in the economic data in a few months. The air has gone out of the indices. And on top of that, they have bounced off a 100-year trend line in the S&P500 (logarithmic chart). If you take the high from 1929 and the high from 2000, you get this trend line.

[@sandylbeaches]

What you are describing is remarkably close to the economic events from October 1929 to July 1930. Basically a collapse of credit markets and credit confidence that precipitated bank failures as depositors pulled currency out banks pushing banks into a reserve crisis/ shortfall…

[@talisikid1618]

Bingo! A global depression. And Americans are going to be swamped by it just like the rest of the world.

[@murat8194]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@acdnmystic9929]

Right!... Which is why the Federal Reserve and Central Banks were adapted AFTER the TITANIC sank with which Financiers onit?.. Remember...NOthing is as it APPEARS to be! Don't forget Nuremberg 2 Trials are have started ALREADY in the International Course... UNDERSTAND what is TRULY happening here...Same family's, Bloodlines, Tactics, Strategies and AGENDA... Hopefully the World WILL LEARN this time as it's still the same Global Petri Dish... GID help us ALL in a GOD FORSAKEN WORLD...wasn't that Hitler's tactics, strategies and AGenda?....

[@NNM-sc3rj]

Hasn't there already been issues with Chineeenese banks?

[@talisikid1618]

@@sandylbeaches global depression it’s called.

[@Horatio1886build]

Europe is a basket case. Governmentally, financially, culturally

[@peppybocan]

America is not that far behind.

[@ClaymorePT]

Wrong. Europe is a continent. You are probably referring to the European Union which is also different from the Euro Zone and the Schengen Zone. Europe is a multicultural continent, much more complex than the US of A.

[@cheeseball-44]

​@ClaymorePT the EU dictates 75% of Europe's policy decisions. It's unelected bureaucrats.

[@zacheray]

nah culturally it wins

[@fernandinand]

What to say about the US...🤡🤡

[@kalicambria]

4 years of nonstop excuses of why bond yields consistently do NOT go down. Pathetic

[@waltersheens1087]

Congrats on the 5 year anniversary of KZbinrs calling for banking system crash...

[@jamalgreen3056]

Crypto will cause a bank system collapse when bitcoin hits 200k.Think of crypto in crypto terms though not in dollar terms because 200k is a lot of u.s dollars but only 2 bitcoins.Gold will also play s big part in this because people can hold there own purchasing power without trusting in governments and banks.The banks tried to do the same thing with Bitcoin and Ethereum as they did with gold but its not working.Which is hold Bitcoin and Ethereum in banks but most of our generation holds it in our own hard or cold wallets and not in banks.

[@2underground4u]

He's talking about debt issues which is how all modern economies generate money. If little to no debt is being issued no money is being generated... It's a huge issue that WILL cause a huge money shortage worldwide. Tlts do NOT generate "NEW" money.....

[@cw1967]

It's amazing what trillions of dollars can do to wallpaper over the cracks, well until the building falls down anyway.

[@Destroyer4700]

You can only "kick" the can down the road for so long before the can ends up falling off a clip. There's also the demographic crisis. Everything is brewing into one giant and chaotic perfect storm.

[@nuggyfresh6430]

@@cw1967 This is EXACTLY what has been annoying me to no end. They literally printed TRILLIONS of dollars to paper over the problems and everyone is like "oooh look guys, you were wrong!" Uh, no? Actually we're seeing the results with rampant inflation that is going to pile on top of a huge recession when it does hit, resulting in obvious stagflation (the worst of all worlds). These people are beyond dense.

[@tabs9213]

Part 2: Dont people get that it was game over in 2008? It has been life support since. It is a bleak return to the mean of human history future that is staring you in the face. That bright and shiney abundance filled future is wishful thinking that has fluttered away on gosmer wings to never never land.

[@MartinEdmead-x1l]

Arguably earlier than that, feels like we are near a big change but who knows

[@tabs9213]

@MartinEdmead-x1l yes.

[@wagashiohagi]

The first time I heard Jeff refer to Treasury Bonds as "Safety and Liquidity", was back in August of 2020. Long Bonds are down 49% since then. Doesn't seem to "safe" to me. I appreciate you being on the other side of the Short TLT/Long TBT trade Jeff!

[@GameAintBasedOnnSympathy]

Fitty two week lows on the delly

[@wagashiohagi]

​@@GameAintBasedOnnSympathy It truly is the gift that keeps on giving!

[@zaildarbains]

u do know when bonds expire u get ur capital + the yield % . doesnt matter what the current price is

[@davidrichards1741]

@@zaildarbains What good is that tiny coupon against persistent double-digit price inflation in the *real* economy for years, now structurally certain for the decade-plus.

[@davidrichards1741]

Bitcoin is the release valve for runaway hyperinflation in the US, which I estimate to be ~30%

[@andymacdonald30]

The UK has 2.7 trillion in dept .Banks have known this and ignored it . we are heading towards a massive down turn in living standards .

[@TavistockLiesBrainwashing]

Lol😂

[@mw01908]

Yes

[@MartinEdmead-x1l]

We've already had a downturn in living standards ☹️

[@justvoteconservativedontth6812]

How to create a Socialist State, increase poverty and national debt, makes it easier to tax the wealthy with the consent of the poorsies.

[@WealthyChronicle]

If European banks are hoarding bonds instead of lending, does this mean the worst is yet to come for the real economy? Scary times ahead!

[@imbonkers3629]

Yep 😊

[@PonziZombieKiller]

@WealthyChronicle us poor folks dont give a damn. Rich folks the one wit the issue..

[@mikythesaint6507]

@@PonziZombieKiller This will be everyone's issue, do poor folk not eat? We will get much higher inflation. Global sovereign debt crisis here we come 😞Rich folk will have no issue as they have assets and lots of cash 😞

[@AnetaMihaylova-d6f]

​@mikythesaint6507 but they know how to invest. They invest in assets not in government bonds which are useless nowadays

[@PonziZombieKiller]

@mikythesaint6507 in Ohio we eat the cats 🐈 and the Dawgs.

[@wagashiohagi]

Things you can do with the 2000 bucks besides fund a failed investor turned silly face clickbait KZbin grifter's losses: Pick up 100 shares of ET and collect an 8% dividend. Short TLT with both hands. Buy a month or two worth of groceries. Road trip. Buy a dartboard and throw darts at ticker symbols. Start a KZbin channel with actual useful, positive information to help people succeed in the market. Bicycles for the family. Pursue your fishing hobby. Donate food to your fellow struggling human. Pick up some seeds and start a garden. Short TLT with both hands.

[@wagashiohagi]

Since I posted this during Jeff's "Fall Sale of Uselessness": Short TLT +13% Long ET +22% Jeff's Deep Dive -$2000. You're welcome.

[@hill2750]

Since Jeff's first video on March 23 of 2020. SP: +164% and TLT: -48%

[@edwardfares2914]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@wagashiohagi]

Please post this everyday and ignore the guys that say "Jeff's Macro Bro!"

[@SLAPMYDUCK1992]

I haven't heard this man say one positive thing EVER

[@cogen651]

Banks in trouble mean nothing in the world when governments can print money out of thin air 😂

[@blumaxx1]

Banks have big daddy government to bail their sorry ass out,, and big daddy government has tax cattle to bail them out,, win, win for banks and big daddy government,, Lose lose for John q public😢😢

[@talisikid1618]

@@blumaxx1 the system has been the problem since it was established in the mid 1800s. Capitalism is the system of the monied elites, by the monied elites for the monied elites. The markets were hijacked by the elites and they have owned them ever since. Remember, the terms capitalist and capitalism refer to monied elites and their system. By definition they are synonymous. The twentieth century was wasted in a competition between two materialistic systems, capitalism and marxism. Both destroy the human soul. Time to return to a market system regulated and controlled by morals for the common good and where cheating is harshly punished and wealth limited by regulation. No more drastic and immoral wealth disparities. Wealth (income and property) disparity should be kept low and at a sustainable level. Social cohesion is the wealth of society. This requires a much smaller gap between rich and poor. But human greed is at play in all economic levels and classes and that makes life harder for all.

[@mateobravo9212]

Nice inside track. The fiscal madness that is the EU is finally catching up with the suspects. Greetings from Spain.

[@robertkreamer7522]

Wait a minute if the economy is in serious trouble, why would anybody want to incur more debt?

[@ryanfraley7113]

Not surprised this channel keeps lying about graphs and what they mean. The only surprise is that some of you keep buying the nonsense sold here.

[@jonnyincognito899]

I'm also surprised- that you keep coming back to this channel. See you at the next video 👍

[@ryanfraley7113]

@ Just see the other comments on TLT. That’s the only reason I’m still here. It’s called accountability.

[@mdcproductions451]

We are in the waiting room. Here in Ireland, I can see huge parallels between now and the pre 2008 crash period. New cars everywhere. New coffee shops everywhere. Get prepared.

[@n4870s]

banks in Bulgaria (eastern Europe) are lending like crazy, you just need to wish for a loan and you will get it.

[@dudewheresmyguitar21]

How do you never acknowledge that youve been completely 100% wrong!?!?!?!? Tlt is FREEFALLING. Its down 15% in months and the 10 year yield is back at 4.7% heading to 5%!!!! Are you that daft!??

[@markmarkhitton9824]

😮😂

[@hugohecht5997]

Where?

[@2underground4u]

You are the one that is daft.... Money doesn't come from anywhere other than debt... If no debt is issued in loans then no money is generated and that means it's all over.... Learn your economics before you call someone a name....

[@talisikid1618]

@@2underground4u exactly. This is the problem with both maga and woke. They are made of the common man who knows nothing about reality. They only know faulty desire.

[@JSniderDebunkedgoldspansubstak]

Jeff "I Should Have Listened to the Guy That Always Comments Short TLT" Snider. Debunked.

[@kipincharge2833]

😅The usa is spending 1 trillion a year on interest payments on the credit card😅YIKES

[@tengoken4313]

@@kipincharge2833 Trump added 8 trillion of that debt last time. Who knows how much he'll add this time.

[@stofjes4204]

@@tengoken4313 If he also added 8 trillion in GDP it's a draw

[@ClaymorePT]

@@tengoken4313 As much as he can when he decided the intentions of the Government to buy Bitcoin "because it will make america great again"

[@imbonkers3629]

Obama trump Biden added more then all the other presidents put together 😮

[@solorollo9756]

@@ClaymorePTif they had bought bitcoin, they would’ve 10x their money lol

[@paulscottpadgett1996]

Excellent Content......!

[@MichaelFrisoliMicFri300]

I used to think Jeff was a brilliant genius, until I did some background and realized he's just another pathetic grifter

[@NNM-sc3rj]

Ugggh

[@MichaelFrisoliMicFri300]

@NNM-sc3rj I translated your comment and it said "facts"

[@slmr2252]

Keep growing Jeff!

[@robertmeshew1935]

Argentina laid off 95% of their federal workers and the gov improved inflation to a manageable rate!

[@amraceway]

What happened to the workers?

[@mikemurray2027]

And poverty is now over 50%. When libertarians say getting rid of the state makes the economy better, is this what they mean? Mass poverty is 'better'?

[@mw01908]

And nobody noticed that they had gone since they did nothing

[@mw01908]

@@mikemurray2027 No, and there is no mass poverty. Please try to get your little head around this. The economy lifts the country up, people have jobs and taxes go down meaning more jobs, because there isn't a bankrupt government anymore full of people being paid lots to do nothing.

[@chriseustace9734]

Any Interest Rate cuts anywhere Will Lead to Higher 10 year etc Bond Rates And much higher actual inflation overall 🥵

[@rhiannonskyeole]

Governments are folding in "hugenumbers"😂😂😂

[@HerrLT]

All of the “Holy s, wtf” thumbnails really undermine Geoff’s credibility and show his character. I’d let all that slide if he just showed us his feet in one of his videos. It looks like he got a perm at grifter central aka Medellin with Gammon.

[@MarkShinnick]

Yeah...see your points....but they are still interesting and divergent from chronic lying media.

[@NNM-sc3rj]

? Useful comment...

[@MichaelFrisoliMicFri300]

@@HerrLT he doesn't have any credibility, never did

[@Poekieman]

I've never seen any deflation anywhere really. How could it? Central banks will print, print, print. Governments and all those in deep debt love inflation.

[@Marinewolf6988]

Great information!!! "Mahalo Nui Loa." Kailua Kona

[@asteroth3853]

Yes, every single day we get closer to "Something Happening"™. We are approaching The-Event... asymptotically

[@lucfrombelgium5435]

What is the relation between 1. Wall street high and 2. The banks in danger?

[@rajeshkumarlimbu9886]

from Rusia to eastward economy moving forward no one can stop that is happening

[@stephenlaurence8650]

On average do central banks globally own more government debt than primary banks who bought the debt in the first place?

[@djmbst]

KZbin suggestions show at least four more Jeff's recent videos with headlines "WTF is/just happened/ing?". Like a deer in the headlights...

[@adamesd3699]

My understanding of Jeff’s central view is as follows: The Covid inflation was due to the combination of massive money printing + supply shocks. Both of these inflation drivers have cooled, or even reversed (we’re starting to get too much supplies and production capacity). Therefore, the inflation was temporary and we are going to go back to the 2010s period of low price inflation and low interest rates. Especially in places like Europe. (Remember when 60% of European corporate bonds paid negative interest rates?) Am I right so far? One problem with this worldview is that the world is seeing increased polarization and conflict, resulting in trade disruptions. This acts to limit supplies in many places for many commodities and products. As a result, some parts of the world will be over-supplied, but other parts will be under-supplied, and thus have inflation. (Witness Europe and their energy prices due to the Ukraine war). As a result, the disinflation case is not clear-cut, because we may have more supply shocks in our future. And along with those might come economic dislocations causing unemployment that force the central banks back into the QE boat, probably pushing inflation up. And ruining Jeff’s whole disinflation theory. Is that right?

[@ThePublicPunisher]

You are pretty much right. But I believe from the inflation side due to lack of supply, it is not only because of geopolitical conflict, all western countries that adopted the covid policies, destroyed many businesses that are not coming back in the foreseeable decade at least. Making inflation or stagflation a solid scenario for the years to come.

[@stofjes4204]

The point is that we are living in wartime. Maybe Ukraine will stop, but somewhere else war will appear. It will be a fragmented world and military production will be the only way for countries like Russia and China to survive.

[@deeptoot1453]

Wish the gyy in the video said it simply like this😂. The EU seems tk be heading bakc to the 0% interest rate environment because otherwise the union simply does nkt see any growth.

[@mw01908]

Yes. He's wrong. Inflation is in charge here, not the fed.

[@ThePublicPunisher]

@@mw01908 100% agree, the Fed has lost the battle for the coming months, probably years. The banks are saying no way Jose, we are not lending cheap with the risk and the prices going up on groceries.

[@gringadoor5385]

It's the end of the world every day for this guy. How tiresome.

[@markmarkhitton9824]

But you have problems understanding.....

[@SLAPMYDUCK1992]

I agree.. constantly

[@LuCkiiEsZz]

enjoy plato's cave for as long as you can... eathquake is heading your way

[@suewright1411]

You have a choice, watch something fluffy!!

[@johnboutaris8535]

They just closed my bank account in chase and won't say why

[@HansSchreiber-k9n]

die brauchen doch nur ihre Unterlagen zu fälschen die Fed kontrolliert dann ob diese in das Gesamtbild passen

[@riversidemorningwalks5985]

Your content is serious and well-researched, well-pondered. You have a serious following. You don't need the click-bait titles and the dumb money attention.

[@quocbao4243]

Deflation from what level, 15% inflation from 2 years ago?

[@lindaanderson3698]

Not just European. At my work we have many US banks on our watch lists.

[@TavistockLiesBrainwashing]

Which ones?

[@lindaanderson3698]

@TavistockLiesBrainwashing all I can say is lots of recognizable names. Even I was shocked. Sorry.

[@johnboutaris8535]

Chase closed mine for no reason wouldn't say why

[@lindaanderson3698]

@johnboutaris8535 There should be laws against that. Terrible.

[@chopaface]

Governments need to start focusing on reducing debt and everything else will follow... Prices will go down, our dollar will go further, and we won't whine so much about earning a living wage

[@costaselgreco]

great video, thanks!

[@jimwolfe4286]

Thank you , Jeff for these Terrfic Videos.....Happy New Year !

[@jeffthompson1869]

Normally there would be a correction in the stock markets in the world - and we are starting to see some markets nosedive. When that happens - people get laid off - economies may actually shrink. Lending into something like that is very risky. The banks reduction in interest was to try to limit inflation. That's all.

[@AdriOnFilms]

After everyone loses their land? WEF steps in?

[@florisstevens5522]

What is the exact list of banks you used

[@conversationswithme8601]

They did it to themselves.....😮

[@ronaldl9085]

With a friend like Trump, no one needs an enemy ...

[@jackwalsh1468]

Welcome to another episode of the Pre Amble Ramble. European Banks tempestuous gyrations and we all fall down. Now for the rest of the story! Take it away, Jeff!

[@fongwong1167]

Thank you

[@ViceCoin]

EU has to finance increased defense spending, and rebuilding Ukraine.

[@javaidakhtar5115]

🎉❤❤❤ great job analysis

[@UPdan]

Anything they hold is at risk.

[@brettonwoodsvsbtc1217]

The whole thing of EU is bull sh.t. all big money is in Switzerland and tax havens Monaco, isle man, etc etc...taxes are for us serfs, immigrants are for serfs to deal with

[@abemanzur6985]

Something big is also about to happened … 😢

[@shadowbanned4days]

RIP USA..Brrrrrrrrrr

[@davidgoodnow269]

As usual, interesting! Can you conect this with what the U.A.E. and Saudi Arabia and Bahrain are doing?

[@serenitycoastUK]

I sold my HSBC shares couple years ago when Evergrande crashed and I watch a lot of stuff on China. Even here in the UK we have had a flood of Chinese people move here as they have taken their money and ran. But the share prices have gone up and their yield is still around 5% so that's annoying. But looking at it as when I'm right not if. The UK is a financial mess! "UK long-term borrowing costs jump to highest level since 1998" "The Chancellor has a cushion of just £1bn left before she faces a “nasty choice” between more tax rises, spending cuts" "Brace for another ‘one-off’ tax raid, Britain warned" On top of all the debt they are still throwing money at this BS Net Zero stuff billions!

[@pgress1867]

I‘m living in Switzerland and here is no deflation. Not even close.

[@WIISTERIAAAAAAA]

Yes there is. Some things are cheaper But most prices still increasing

[@RichardBrett899]

Is it that difficult to get a haircut and dental work?

[@GameAintBasedOnnSympathy]

Snaggletoof

[@nidhogg6344]

Ye, lets cover our faces with plastic and our mouths with veneers. It's trendy xD

[@RFergusson]

When prices are too high, deflation is necessary.

[@neilcook1652]

How do you know prices are too high rather than too low?

[@comfysofa1549]

There's always " something big " happening...

[@stever4375]

the popups are priceless 🤣 they never get old😊

[@k98killer]

My cat enjoyed watching the charts sweep across the screen.

[@mohlini1]

thanks Jeff

[@kennethAmos8929]

That what a country or unions do to protect the economy….

[@KeyserSoeze]

HOLY SH*T CLICK BAIT BUM !!!! ;(

[@philaxx8888]

No worries, we sweep this ROT under the carpet. We will pretend we saw Nothin

[@alanmrsic893]

Risk ON 😅

[@PB111627]

Interest rates are ridiculously high.

[@Frazpas]

Hang on, you said prices in Canada can’t go down. But in Europe, they can?

[@khanhcao3123]

Expect record highs in the stock market.

[@OldDarkHouse-t7h]

The only interest rates that mean anything in the US are credit card interest rates, the Fed cutting 1% means nothing when credit card rates are going up. Also inflation is still uncontrolled, my utilities are scheduling more rate increases, property taxes are going up, and have you priced a good steak dinner in a restaurant?

[@ricktiggies]

lol what ?

[@BlackMiddleEastern]

Thanks for updates

[@johnlong6010]

The euro is edging closer to parity with the US dollar but both are rising against all other currencies... make it make sence , is Trump gonna claim europe as well 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@ViceCoin]

More leverage for hedge funds and derivatives.

[@user-kqpayxt]

love those satirical animations and cartoons .... good video editing & humor !! i think you have a Team behind you....

[@Horatio1886build]

Who buys a bond with a negative interest rate, how does that work?

[@Anne-LiseH]

You hold this “safe” bond and pay to do so. Considering inflation is higher than reported it’s pretty bad.

[@iHaevDyslexia]

I would imagine the poor sucker who shorted it

[@pja8901]

It pays a coupon, but the principle (+coupons) is less than you paid for it, meaning a net negative return. It's just like any other bond. It's defensive asset.

[@user-rq5sd1sq8o]

Interest rate lower than the rate of inflation. You make a profit in nominal terms, but lose purchasing power.

[@hugohecht5997]

So why eu paper and not usa?

[@Jovenoli]

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[@Jovenoli]

Her full bio is on the web showcasing her expertise.

[@AlbertBurton-c3d]

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[@abacapital9824]

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[@LeightonCorrigan]

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[@happyhunting1893]

French austerity=yellow vests?

[@Lally-l2n]

The perfect storm! The everything bubble

[@MichaelToub]

Great Video!

[@lubumbashi6666]

Seems all the signals are flashing red. There's a crash coming, but when, next quarter, next month, next week?

[@vaneast411]

hate to present the downside but with all this interest in WW3 the Euro could fall significantly below parity

[@michaellalanae7228]

Rate cuts can be seen if your looking in the right place , CDs for example have fell 1%on a .25 %drop by the fed and are only paying 4.22%where upon last year you could get 5.56%.account holders are receiving less interest on accounts as well. .. 30%on most accounts.

[@greenlight2323]

The Problem is "Basel 3" and Credit scoring. Even If people want, they cant get loans. They are Killing Entrepreneurship. 30% of Security for a loan? Before the Euro you Just went into a bank, showed your Last 3 salaris and that was it, you got the loan.

[@Gman979]

AI will make commercial banks redundant. They are doomed going forward.

[@alexanderjarmarillo4858]

if the world economies was really based on this guys perception, all the world economies would have self imploded 100000× over by now.. yet year after year, things keep one going

[@SpacecourtplanetFujitsu]

mit university is really in charge of banking; they can EMPTY banks withing 1 week.

[@marcbjorg4823]

True inflation is measured against the price of Gold. We see that XAU went from 1800 to over 2600 in less than a year (USD). We see all Western currencies loosing value against Gold. The Euro and CHF have lost value against the USD, because the Swiss export much to the EU and need to stay competitive. As to the EU, their fanatical Pol Pot Greens have seriously wrecked the economy with Green laws and totalitarian cars that de-franchise the driver, which no one can afford and that no one wants. The unavoidably of cheap Russian energy has also wrecked the rest. A major recession is imminent.