Russell Napier. The Slow Death of the Euro.

[@chrissaur9784]

How is it possible that only 15 k people have watched this one of the most brilliant minds today thank you Russel Napier for sharing your wisdom more people need to see this

[@raymond_luxury_yacht]

Cos sheeple.

[@n4870s]

Cos they just put blind fold and buy s&p 😂

[@TmcksnT]

Less people watch this, the more advantage I have

[@aleaiactaest8354]

sound is why....trying to listen...cant hear it...really shame...

[@wernermesserer4464]

Russel Napier would have deserved decent sound quality.

[@jamesdoherty6857]

So do something about it

[@BorisZhilin]

I find the sound quality more than adequate. Moreover, Russell Napier himself is happy with the sound quality.

[@klam77]

gawd, i had to keep tweaking volume controls up up up.l

[@mmmmonmok]

sounds fine to me

[@aJarrowLad525]

No thought has when t into the predestining of the sound quality is this done deliberately??

[@IslamicRageBoy]

Napier is spot on. Great thinker and educator

[@worldwidequest.]

What a mind!... but more particularly, what a great heart for sharing so much and being able to piece it all together so brilliantly. Thank you.

[@rocking1313]

Impending transfer of wealth from savers to debtors - democracies have always voted for it ! Thanks Russell Big Capex Cycle against a backdrop of Financial Repression!!!

[@xx_noone_xx]

The means of production belongs to everyone. The red army shall take all capital from the greedy middle and upper class so that the perfect society that exists with NO CLASSES NO R ACES NO GENDERS NO RACES NO HIERARCHY. We will abolish the patriarchal family. Children will be raised by society instead of the sexist family structure. All animal products will be banned. The police will be banned. Private and personal property will be abolished. And there shall be peace.

[@cooldudecs]

In the USA interest rates are going up…

[@brainkill7034]

@@cooldudecs you’re completely ignoring fiscal policy.

[@sheevamatimbas4300]

Russell as usual bloody excellent and for my macro economics understanding.

[@MrDeVillie]

Thank you so much for sharing this. This was so educational.

[@klam77]

nothing about this is new. Loan guarantees have been around for aeons.

[@thehylander266]

Wow. Enjoyed this. Many thanks!

[@mirkostanic92]

Thank you so much for sharing 😊

[@kreek22]

His observations and predictions sound more like the rapid death of capitalism, with the death of the euro as a minor side effect. The question then becomes, will the transformation be toward mere fascism or outright communism? And will safe, grey stagnation hold its appeal for those in its grip or will they eventually break out into freedom of action again? I hope that the incompetence and criminality of the Western ruling class incite the people to overthrow them decisively--the sooner the better, regardless of near term economic costs.

[@raymond_luxury_yacht]

Indeed. But there are so many "antiterrorist" laws and brainwashing programme Prevent that people will love big brother not destroy him.

[@somejohndoe3004]

Amazing conference. Sound quality is very acceptable. Value content, thank you.

[@johns4412]

Outstanding

[@suebowman7258]

Great video. The audio is low

[@AI_Dentist]

Thanks for the upload! When was this recorded?

[@crouchhill]

14th Sept 2022

[@jorgeferreiro9783]

Napier's "The Anatomy of the Bear" is one of the greatest investment books written.

[@MiroPribanic]

these sheets and charts that Prof. Napier refers to and that his listeners are holding in their hands....are they obtainable somewhere on the LoM?

[@aJarrowLad525]

The sound quality is appalling

[@phatster88]

How do we solve the problem of too much debt: 1. austerity 2. high real growth 3. default 4. hyperinflation 5. financial repression

[@niranpatel593]

any way to get the slides ?

[@gwilli1754]

Why not Brussels say how much money creation every country can create and then the countries prioritize what companies live?

[@JanVissers]

European unity wil not save Europe. Sovereign debt is the biggest problem, and lack of liquidity due to no bids on government bonds.

[@monstergoat88]

What about India’s balance sheet?

[@metabarun8811]

Was mine thinking exactly! Go get India balance sheet 😉

[@marcelo5748]

So, according to Russell, will there be a day when EU countries go back to their own currencies, or will they just introduce and keep capital controls?

[@klam77]

EU rules precluded capital controls. the whole point of currency union was free currency movement.

[@aaronsmyth7943]

Great stuff.

[@astrogumbo]

The Library of Mistakes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 GOD BLESS THE SWISS MY MOTHERS PEOPLE!!

[@aJarrowLad525]

Bad sound for goodness sake at least turn the air conditioning off To be endured

[@aleaiactaest8354]

😂

[@tonyb8259]

Tony B 1 second ago The BOE announces yield-curve control: September 27th 2022 Money is dead And CBDcurrencies would enforce capital control. Another productive technology would be hydrogen fuel cells. They would require natural gas and rare earth metals like magnesium.

[@mogligondorff8700]

Should be a prison library.

[@romannmorozov]

This looks interesting;)

[@nunoalexandre6408]

Slow Death of the Pound Sterling....

[@IT_Farhan]

Both really

[@wiktorjespersen971]

btw this what is being suggested here is called Communism.

[@pedroabreu1754]

I think is more fascism, goverments together with corporates

[@aleaiactaest8354]

Industrial policy somehthing that we had in Europe before 1980. US had capital controls until...1982 I think. But hey what is EU to do? Growth is sluggish and falling and it is structural. They want to spend massivly on Green Revolution...but hey they also wanna increase their military spending massivly....on top of that you got demographics going against you (less working age people, more people needing healthcare and other elderly care) and a little spicer...several (not all) countries have very interesting debt profile ie France, Italy, Belgium... So what should EU do? Austerity? Debt financed growth?

[@wiktorjespersen971]

I find Russell annoyingly correct. When this man speaks you better listen! The only criticism i would give is that sometimes he doesn't explain where he has some macro statements from. He doesn't go into the details of the data. This is a general criticism not of this video.

[@aleaiactaest8354]

agree.

[@wiszen5496]

Word

[@tlebryk]

But where are my stimmie checks???

[@aleaiactaest8354]

😂 those delicious stimmies...is there no meme coin called Stimmy?

[@cooldudecs]

Dollar will rule the world

[@klam77]

L O L 😆

[@paulmessenger9836]

Which dollar

[@kinseyjones7061]

Ruled 😅

[@aJarrowLad525]

All the dollars are going home

[@KristaMiranda22]

Bitcoin? Essentially digital gold. Can take anywhere

[@peterrabson3383]

What if you don't have any bars......bars on your phone, no signal. So you can sell crypito currency.

[@astrogumbo]

just be cool while eurusd trades 1.30 by 2025

[@anthonyedwards7019]

The sound is so bad that it's makes it impossible to listen to.

[@chickenfishhybrid44]

Bearable with headphones, but just barely

[@seanadamson280]

Say again

[@robbybroon4904]

It’s not that bad. Headphones work.

[@k1m625]

And this is why bitcoin was created

[@klam77]

to give EVEN more power to Central Banks to direct deal with cronies. And prevent French CBDC euros from reaching Germany and vice versa. Keep the illusion of business as usual.

[@asknwclips7672]

yucky audio. sheesh

[@Jamesgarethmorgan]

He seems to think money is 'created' either by central banks or governments. Er.... NO! Money is 'created' where people want to exchange. So anywhere there is growth (read innovation) you will find money 'created'. It's a total fallacy that central banks or governments actually control the money supply.

[@geno755]

I am not an expert - but it is generally assumed as he says. I recently started watching an interview from a researcher, that said an important factor is ignored in this equation… do you have references for what you commented? I am interested in more information on what you wrote…

[@pablochiesa1420]

@@geno755 Everytime a family buys a home with a mortgage, money is created by a commercial bank. When you sign a fresh new 200k appears is someone account. Government do the same with their own debt creation, whereas Central Banks can control the volume of money generated by the market through their setting of the interest rate. But basically everytime you buy something or every minute you are at work being paid you create money.

[@aleaiactaest8354]

bank lending is money creaation.