Russell Napier: Growing Wealth in an Inflation Avalanche (w/Russell Napier and Stephen Clapham)

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This was a masterclass on the topic of inflation and asset classes with two brilliant presenters. Thank you very much for this!

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[@brandon183]

I remember inflation everytime I look at house prices in the city... CPI is BS

[@NightsofCalm]

But the recent spike in house prices is not due to inflation. It is due to the cheap cost of capital. Its a sellers market with the low cost interest rates on mortgages for buyers.

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@@NightsofCalm sounds an awful lot like debt driven inflation to me?

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[@reprogrammingmind]

He has glasses to see better.

[@RevolutionRequired]

The point he makes 59 mins in, I think he's missing the fact that inflation is already here and its been here for a while. I think we're much further down the path he laid out than he thinks.

[@Aengrod]

Agree. We are further down the path that most realise, just looking at actions taken by the governments around the world, tells you all that you need to know where we are.

[@alexhartman21]

No there's no inflation. Just because certain things have been bid up, overall things have been deflationary. Just think about it: most people do not have enough money. They're in debt and struggling. Everywhere. Just because "inflationary" things have been happening doesn't mean they have been powerful enough to overcome the massive deflationary forces facing the world... They have to print like 20 trillion more in the US to even move the needle... but that's where you have an argument - cuz they're gonna do it.

[@michaels4255]

Recent price rises in certain items have been a physical supply phenomenon, not a monetary phenomenon. The supply chain problems will resolve themselves. We have to think about the movie, not the freeze frame.

[@michaelglenning5107]

@@michaels4255 what if the supply chain problems do not resolve themselves and persist or worsen? The Grand Solar Minimum is upon us and we are looking at 30 years of sharply reduced crop yields. If you look at the percentage of incomes people spend on food (30% to 60%) currently in lesser developed/successful economies, you can see huge deflationary pressures as no money left to spend after food purchases.

[@BarbarraBay]

"debt rationing due to govts wanting to keep both interest rates and inflation low" - is this what was said? thanks

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I think so

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[@GenXstacker]

Love it. I'm a big Napier fan but he often speaks in riddles. With Clapham there to interpret I got much more out of the discussion. I do have one disagreement with his characterization of the money going to small businesses, when he talks about Taco stands and Uber drivers receiving money I don't think that really applies in the US the same way it may apply elsewhere. The PPP loans are for businesses with employees to continue to pay their wages so they don't have to be laid off. These government programs do nothing for sole proprietors who have no employees. I run a one-man business and I have not received one penny in PPP "loans." Outside of the stimulus checks that went to everyone the only money I got was $1,000 from the SBA as an emergency grant. And I think very few people receive this money because government is completely inept at getting the word out to the people who need it. The only reason I knew about it was because I read something in the media about grants up to $10,000. Was glad to get the $1k, but it's a drop in the bucket honestly. Later the SBA people sent letters and even called to try and get me to take out loans, but I told them I had no interest in borrowing, only in grants. All of this is to say that outside of the usual grift and fraud, I don't think there is a lot of fiscal money going out to "Taco stands and Uber drivers." Not enough to drive a massive spike in inflation. The government will have to become more effective at shoveling out cash before that happens.

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A pretty worrying outlook - two clever chaps - thanks for the interview!

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Absolutely brilliant and on-point guest!

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[@thomasd2444]

02:52 - The 1st point is it's a new mechanism [It is not new] 02:57 - Historically, that level of money supply growth would normally create inflation [too silly] 03:05 - That leads us to a time when bond [no longer needed bond] yields are capped _________ [Soon, an end to free money for those who have money]

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Fantastic interview.

[@tensevo]

I agree somewhat, the bit that I am struggling with, is, how this will change how you invest. Surely companies that can pass on inflation costs increase as price rise to customers are going to do just as well. The key being, are you selling products that ppl need or products that ppl can do without. I think high end luxury items will do particularly badly compared with mainstream products that ppl will buy or they need to buy, regardless of inflation.

[@joshjones9878]

Technology is a fundamentally deflationary force and the pace of technology is increasing exponentially. We are looking into the future where you can get a 3D printed house built in a few days.. How can inflation be a long term force in that environment other than that artificially created by the Fed to prop up asset prices..?

[@JesusEsDios007]

But hasn't inflation been around since the 1990's? And the 90s gave us the internet, cheap computers, etc.

[@alexhartman21]

This guy gets it

[@sivi9741]

Technology bring the prices down , enhancing debts since the value of money ( purchasing power ) Increases . The fed just try to devalue the value of money to inflate the debts away . Taking your example , technology is deflationary but creates other stuff as well . Ie : cars do not get cheaper because even tho technology would bring the prices of car without any improvements lower , a regular car is still around 20/30k because technology add new features on a car every year . Technology is deflationary on old technology but create new inflationary needs as well .

[@-whackd]

I can't get a house built in a few days over here. Needs a lot of tradesmen, building materials and utilities.

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3D print a house in a few days? Haha... maybe a digital house.

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High quality discussion

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[@PuerinTheHunter]

So stay in equities and wait for inflation to reach 4%. At 4% the CB may jack up the short term rates and mess up the equities bulls. As long as rates are kept down and inflation keeps going up, there will be party for equities. The issue is that as inflation keeps going up, so do the interest rates. How can the CB manage to keep them down? If they keep buying bonds and inflating their balance sheet to infinity, it may cause a currency collapse followed by hyperinflation. If they force savings institutions to buy bonds, they have to sell equities to buy those bonds, and that will mess up equities bulls.

[@good2goskee]

Right deflation.... Thats why I can buy soooo much more at the grocery store, real estates cheaper, and going to a restaurant is so much easier

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[@brendan7022]

Australia's debt to GDP is only 41.10% which is less than half of Singapore's 109%. Even India is 69.04% so Australia sounds to be a better bet.

[@michaelgoodrich5309]

Australia’s GDP is cripplingly dependent on China. However, Australia is a strong commodity currency so if they can shift exports to the US or Europe they will do amazing

[@petertaylor9016]

Problem is it’s full of aussies.....

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[@prospectorpete3738]

Now look at Australia's private debt

[@hussghazi1]

@@prospectorpete3738 exactly, our government debt to gdp is lower than other developed nations but private debt to gdp is atleast the 5th highest world wide. This will just force the government to increase its own debt through fiscal spending to fill any gaps caused by the private sector either unwilling or unable to borrow more to create more growth.

[@kevinklimczak1389]

That was great. Very knowledgeable men.

[@aok1550]

Workers don’t just join Unions to protect their earning power. They join to protect their working conditions and also for protection from those they have to interact with.

[@SurrenderPink]

0:45 “There are 2 ways of creating money; one is the central bank...” Wrong. Just how does the Fed do that, Russell?

[@frank-2977]

You dont know how they do that? They print money and buy assets, its not that hard.

[@stephaneperron9852]

What is said at 12:45 is already true in the present. Yields on loans in DeFi are around the 6 to 8% mark.

[@thomasd2444]

01:33 - All money in circulation has ALWAYS come from Currency-Issuing-GOV purchasing

[@sivi9741]

I don’t get why bonds shouldn’t be taken . If you have a mortgage , who cares if inflation hurts your bonds , it will hurt your mortgage as well right ? If you have no debts , than yeah I get having bonds isn’t optimal

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Lots of information to digest.

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Does anyone else notice the scary cartoon looking face at the start of the video??? What's that about?

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Killer puppet?

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[@ianhart8037]

A couple of great uncles bought property in Coleraine in the 1950's and lost money because of rent controls

[@mikesharp986]

Where has this guy bought his food, gasoline, house, shoes, mobile phone, subscriptions, etc over the last 25 years where he can talk about deflation? I want to shop where he is shopping.

[@joegage1255]

His call on 5 years treasuries at 3% would trigger a massive wave of defaults and the need for price controls was a bit too pessimistic, in hindsight 2 years later… Interest rates at 4.5% and the economy going strong in August 2023

[@faithmar8985]

Here from 2022 telling you we have inflation!!!

[@skobie7]

90 minutes to explain simple concepts. Keep it easy Napier..why does credit need to expand...forever? You ain't got no future, Jack! You're an A-1 nut boy and Grissom knows it!

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how are capital controls going to succeed in a world with crypto currency. This new asset class, which is best characterized as digital assets, is going to be extremely difficult to control. I am sure governments will try and likely they will fail.

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Love it

[@Blazerwolf666]

Great discussion, painful audio.

[@tensevo]

I disagree somewhat that inflation causes unions. Unions demand being paid more for doing the same, so inflation target has to be built into the system to keep workers happy. If there was no inflation you got a zero sum game.

[@tensevo]

p.s. i like the overall discussion and many thought provoking points were made.

[@nachannachle2706]

No. Inflation puts downward pressure on wages, thus workers unionise to demand pay rises.

[@tensevo]

@@nachannachle2706 Yes, the point being it is a circular argument. Ppl simply expect and demand a pay rise on a regular basis or they feel like they have "no career progression".

[@michaels4255]

@@tensevo Unions feed inflationary spirals by demanding COLA's. Unless they have changed their rules, Germany doesn't allow automatic increases to cover inflation for this reason.

[@tensevo]

@@michaels4255 Yes, agreed if workers set wages we would have runaway inflation, inflation just means, pie gets incrementally bigger. Zero inflation, pie is same size. Deflation, pie gets smaller. The 2% target is simply to apply growth stimulus to the economy. More than that or less or even negative and we have big problems, historically speaking.

[@thomasd2444]

02:05 - [The guarantee is the only reason current private bankers who are a bunch of frightened, too-afraid-to-lend-and-loosetypes do not lend except for insured risks. Nothing new here since 1990]

[@thomasd2444]

03:13 - When the "state" regulator does not allow the [needless] bond yields to reflect the inflation [guess] 03:19 - Financial Repression [And he is not registered as a comedian] 04:42 - GOVTS have a large number of Issued-Currency Units they call "GOV-DEBT"

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22mins low debt to gdp.....you missed the most obvious developed country falling into this classification- Russia. Why didn't you mention this country?

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skip to 21 minutes or so

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Napier talks with too much certainty........

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America will have a trillion-dollar bill and it won't buy a loaf of stale bread.

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[@EmilyAllan]

Haha. Who's wages are rising at 6%? Nobody in the USA middle class is getting rising wages. Its been that way for YEARS. Economists make so many false assumptions based on data that isn't accurate but fits a narrative or ideology. If wages aren't rising, borrowing isn't happening for the middle class, and interest rates aren't going lower. Period.

[@catcar9157]

What about Japan’a severe demographic problems? Ultimately that will be their downfall...

[@michaels4255]

Most of the world is not far behind them.

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You will get more views if you cut this video into 30 minutes each. And time stamps.

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There is only one deflation. Wage deflation!

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[@mikehart7511]

No inflation??... These two clowns must be living under a rock... Look at commodity prices for crying out loud

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Horrible sound....

[@libertyovertyranny3991]

So he’s recommending Emerging markets ex-China and gold.... same as Peter Schiff. But everyone thinks Peter Schiff is a fool and Russell Napier is a genius. Hmm...

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