What Happens If The “New Normal” Persists? (w/ Raoul Pal & James Aitken)

Raoul is back with James Aitken and they are back talking about the “liquidation phase.” They speak about what will happen if growth continues to trend down. There are fears of the largest “insolvency event.” They go into discussing the difficulties that bars and restaurants will face when deciding to reopen, and how we are looking for recovery. Aitken believes the global economy has turned off, and 1 billion people are waiting for a bailout at home. They end by discussing the possibility of state and local bailouts within the United States.

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What Happens If The “New Normal” Persists? (w/ Raoul Pal & James Aitken)

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[Julianhorack]

Most informative channel, up there with the top in my macro-economics education.

[warrenluke]

It is not making any scenes to me if the fed has printed more money in the last 2 months than what they have in the past 7 years, where and on what is it all getting spent on, if shops are closed and business are shut, why are stocks going back up if business are not trading, yes i can understand some of the money is being spent on the stock market but not that much i mean we are talking about trillions some one is ending up with a lot of the money and the fed keeps talking about printing more are we using it as toilet paper in order for the fed to keep printing .

[jamesgreen]

a bailout of state pension funds? Taxpayers in other states pay ultimately for bad politician decisions decades ago? People with no private pensions have to pay for public pensions as well via higher taxes? a double whammy.

[bugsymalone]

Wow that’s impressive, Raul is conversing with Bowie from beyond the grave 😳

[jsmdify]

What a disappointment. There is no actual discussion of how this liquidity crisis and sovereign debt disaster will actually unfold and be resolved. I really do not understand what the guest is talking about with this L-shaped recovery as if somehow all of this is just going to be OK if we’re lucky.

[trader-for-lifephilippines]

If you don't have a macro view, you dont have much of a view! Thank you for this channel: awesome content

[tobybrown]

Growth potentially could be negative for the remainder of the decade at least, if not longer

[averyepipelos]

Don't expect these guys missed the bounce...they should talk more about Bullish scenarios.

[reinhardrinaldo]

So far they are still buying back shares at insane prices, worry about preference for holding cash seems very premature. Gov. have CBs that provide all the cash they need, as long as there is no inflation I.e.

[rayg]

interesting thought central banks printing cash is already insolvency.. think about it.

[HipHopBeatSource]

What's the deal with the puppet in the intro?

[richardgrosvenor]

PayPalRaoul the Commedy Channel that just keeps on giving.
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