Experts Issue an Inflation Warning

Experts issue an inflation warning as the $1 trillion infrastructure bill passes both houses of Congress or are those experts wrong?

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[warrenbach]

LOL, he just said in first 30 seconds of this video "Everybody is wrong." What a clown! He's been the most wrong of any "guru" for 12 months. Priceless.

[waynespears]

I know a lot of people have a lot to say about a recession or a depression. but do you know how many years it's been since
we started hearing about it?over 10 good years and still here we are. In just 4 months my portfolio has grown by $350, 000 in raw profits, all this while a recession is 'imminent". got me wondering if imminent has two meanings to it. do not give in to your fears people. my two cents

[dirtybassline]

@14:26 the gov doesn't create money?? Gov issues a bond, Fed creates some money to buy the bond, gov spends the money and abracadabra money has just been "created" indirectly by the government.. or is that not how it works?

[BravoFourTactical]

Its not a infrastructure bill that is concerning, it is deficit spending that is the problem.

[Not_So_Weird_in_Austin]

keep in mind there are fewer ships at anchor because the pots forced them 300 miles off shore where you can't see them the problem still exists...Check out what the ship on YouTube

[TwoDollarGararge]

weren't you calling deflation 4 months ago it seems economic youtuber's just shift there views

[contrariandealer]

Saying the fed has credibility is the best joke I’ve heard EVER

[AbbeyRoad]

What happened to your DEFLATION prediction? Y'know that thang y'called DEPHLASHUN?

[thecountofmontecristo]

Steven, what happened to all that deflation that was sitting off the port of Long Beach waiting to be imported!?!?

[moonval]

Wait you said a month ago inflation wont persist?!

[reddixiecrat]

You keep saying that increased prices will be rejected, but I don’t think you’re taking into account inelastic demand in the market. We will continue to see increasing prices along with a depressed economy. Velocity of money is extremely low and still prices are rising.

[wingsfan]

Wish you warned us 2 years ago instead of calling for deflation

[klarion]

"simple infrastructure bill" is about as naïve a description as they come... a tiny fraction of that bill will actually go into infrastructure... the rest will most likely inflate people's pockets and prices in the end.

[TrinityFamilyFarms]

States don’t print money… States spend money printed by the federal government. Come on Steve.

[tdowell]

Wait I thought Steve was saying deflation is coming.

[bbustin]

Inflation until markets can longer absorb.... followed by a massive deflation... the bursting of the debt bubbles

[yeeyaophang]

Steven is so optimistic about the economy 😀

[julianbosman]

"Government doesnt borrow from commercial banks"? I'm not sure about this. Aren't they who's buying the government bonds (at a loss)? is that not the commercial banks? I realize its only possible as The Fed buys their mortgage backed securities to make room on their balance sheets. Please confirm if you would.

[paulantoinep]

Steven call for inflation, we will see deflation

[Mirgeee]

How do low interest rates force people to deposit into a bank? To me, it seems intuitive that when I get less interest on my deposit, I am more likely to invest it?