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    1. @xilongcao8854  sounds like the big short all over again but this time maybe it isnt the housing market but maybe commercial realestate or treasure notes? Kerie trade still has to finish flushing out impacts. Yen is so volatile.

    2. @Leopardipzg  personally, I’ve move as much as possible to cd or other liquid forms away from stock and capital investments. Just waiting till the political dance finishes in Jan 2025

    1. did gammon ever explain why financial collapse didnt happen yet despite the fact that he has been saying it could happen any day now for years on end? just two more weeks guys

    2. @@Jordy6669 cycles take time and there’s no guarantee. You want to bet against history then sure that’ll be your bet

    3. @@Jordy6669 The yield curve has to un-invert first and even then it takes some time for the recession to truly hit. Three of the last four recessions it has taken over two years to do so, often 30 months, the only exception being 2019 which was a lot quicker.

    1. This is when you know this economy is terrible, when they blame it on illegals.​@@ThatRandomYoutuber28

    1. They’ve failed to avoid a recession every time they cut rates since the 90’s.
      It’s called being data dependent, not forward looking. They are not even the ones giving and taking. Look at the private banks…

    1. @@FeelingPeculiar No it isn’t. Physical dollars are highly speculative, there’s market sizes that the govt has no idea of because they DO NOT have jurisdiction outside the US to monitor all transactions… wake tf up.
      Even if we had cbdc, it would not change the fact that transitioning would be super difficult and many people would suffer from the transition. It’s not in the govt’s best interest given the current state of the economy, and an over-reliance on technology is proving to create ineffective workplaces today, so it’s likely we don’t go onto a cbdc anytime soon.

    1. I just realized that George Gammon is the only macroeconomist (that I know of) that has good speaking and social skills.

  1. No cut was needed. So now it’s another upcoming decade of punishing savers. The Treasury needed a .50 Becuz they are primarily funding the govt with short term debt. So the FED is doing YCC and playing politics.

  2. The whiteboard always makes your data look crystal clear, please keep the whiteboards coming they are your calling card. Bravo!

  3. To save the dollar the Fed must increase rates but to save jobs the Fed must cut rates. Either greater inflation or greater business bankruptcies and greater unemployment. We may see inflation going to hyperinflation.

  4. Money printed > assets and goods expensive > wages still low compared to price increases > labor cheap > lot’s of hiring > low unemployment

    This is literally the only reason why the unemployment rate has been low. This has been literally the case every single time.

  5. Too much government is the problem. Too much government spending is the problem. And debt, that promise, can only be brought down with negative real rates. As long as the government spends money, inflation is a proxy for paying for unfunded government.

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