Inflation: How Bad Can It Get?

0:00 - How bad can inflation get?
2:20 - Who is to blame for inflation 2022?
3:40 - Are sanctions on Russia to blame for inflation?
4:22 - Is the Russian invasion to blame for inflation?
5:00 - Will increasing interest rates fix inflation?
6:00 - Did stimulus cause inflation 2022?
7:50 - Is Covid-19 to blame for inflation?
9:42 - Did supply chain issues cause inflation?
12:00 - Will price-control help the cost of living crisis?
15:40. - Could investing in renewable energy fix rising oil prices?
16:30 Can investing in renewables reduce inflation?
19:13 - Has the war in Ukraine affected inflation?
20:00 - Have sanctions against Russian caused higher inflation?
22:20 - Are sanctions causing a greater financial crisis?
23:31 - Should central banks increase interest rates?
24:00 - Why raising interests won't fix inflation
26:50 - What can we learn from previous recessions?
29:10 - Will increasing taxes fix inflation?
31:20 - Will not depending on Russian oil and gas fix inflation?
33:20 - Why is price control a problem?
35:29 - How does inflation affect the markets?
38:12 - Will the US dollar crash?
39:33 - Is a global stagflation shock coming?
41:32 - How bad could stagflation get?

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[justintan]

David provided great insights into the current cause and future problems. Ms Özlem Onaran is suggesting things that have already been proven countless times that it doesn't work. She wants to move to green energy without any realistic transitions. If anything, she is more of an activists as opposed to an economist.. If you have more interviews with David, I will be sure to watch on your channel.

[chamsedine]

Thank you David for bringing those quality guests

[Cratvemnd]

Pricecontrolls, Green transition, keep rates artificially low. Yeah that's what got us in this mess. Nice that you brought different views on the show. Is the lady an economist or a marxist?

[ZavierBrewer]

This is incredible insight and information. Its interesting to see different views. Both had some good points but I have to give it to David, he speaks with experience while Oslem speaks with what seems just book reading. Not saying that’s only her experience but it’s what it seems from their spoken knowledge. Unfortunately experience normally is more true to books and David was spitting some good facts. The channel really deserves more subscribers and views! Thank you so much and keep the great content coming 🤙

[MiracoleRhymez]

Am in love with this channel, as a fx trader am understanding alot Abt inflation

[NagatoKamiPain]

Hu David,
It would be great to hear your opinion at the end and how and do you even use these debates for trading? Or you just stick with trend following? what about long term investments?

[aliikane]

David Woo is sensible, talking realistically, and has realistic solutions. Ozlem Onaran is suggesting failed policies. Venezuela is perfect example of a complete failure of policy that she suggests as solutions.

[richardpendlebury]

I don't know how this lady is a economist

[vincesiciliano]

Great interview and discussion. Thanks David. On Feb 20, 2020 the US had reached a production high of 13, 000 barrels of oil per day, since then oil production in the USA has dropped to a low of 9, 900 barrels of oil per day and it stands at 12, 000 barrels per day as of June 19, 2022. Money printing has been occurring since after the financial crisis in 2008 and inflation only reared it's head in the last couple of years. How much of a factor was the drop in oil production in the creation of the current inflation rate. Obviously, the war in Ukraine is a major contributing factor and I would suggest the drop in oil production was the key catalyst in the current inflation rate. Climate change is a real problem and we need to stop the bleeding and start moving to more climate friendly energy solutions this requires a political leader with vision and the intestinal fortitude to do what is right in the long term. I am not sure there is one any where in the world that shows these characteristic. So we are in some challenging times and potentially something pretty catastrophic if not action is taken.

[fads]

Amazing video! David nailed every point, he is very realistic, the foreign lady is very traditional who is blinding her eyes avoiding reality on purpose or probably for political concerns.. please don't bring her in again.. please let's have more interviews with David Woo. Thanks

[richardpendlebury]

Let's see her credit card balance

[felixfrost]

price control? the moment she said it she lost the argument, it never works

[effenbeezeetravel]

I do not know which policy is best but in the 80 s every bussines in town had a little sign on the door had a sign on the door" we are not hireing, and do not bug our employees, and my freinds father did not want to start a bussines because 18% interest rate and so WA state suffered a ten year long provincial depression in WA state which still frightens the F*** out of me today ! This stubed my development and I struggle from not being in the position to invest for 2 decades so people like me and my generation are and echo of the past who can not help much and put a drag on the economy because we missed all the post ww2 prosperity ? So what to do ?

[SuperAddy]

Nice video to understand market thank you

[MangalavatiCitraMardonesAros]

I had great difficulties to hear what David Woo was saying due to his dialect. Is it possible to get it transcribed?
Whoever doesn’t understand that we need to slow down the production of unnecessary products is crazy. Oil is damaging the climate. Any sane person can understand that. Slow down and go back to simple living and spiritual life. That’s what human life is meant for. I hope the recession will lead to a wake up call and new perspective of what is important. The lady is right that we need green electricity BUT we need to slow down! That’s the most important point which non of them made! My grandmother’s mother lived a simple life all her life in the countryside in Chile. A stove burning firewood. Chol in the iron. A well and an outdoor toilet. In India they burn cow dung to heat their stove (which is a hole in the ground). Why are westerners so complicated and have to drag down the earth in a suicidal path in the name of greed?

[philipvjones]

Who are you going to believe? Someone who makes their living putting money on their opinions or an academic at a former polytechnic? Inflation was on a tear long before the Russia/Ukraine conflict.

[edjones]

On an anecdotal level. I knew inflation would be a problem when I saw my neighbour being paid by the government to stay at home and work on his garden for a year on furlough pay. When the government lowered interest rates I took all my cash savings and bought the dip in energy stocks.

[anons]

Lol 1.5k views. The general public doesn’t have the patience or the mental capacity to look into this complex topic.

[richardpendlebury]

Monetary policy not the cause of inflation!!!!

[StMats]

David's reaction on a constant loop is kind of funny.
Great video though, thanks for making it!