Will the US Debt Crisis Lead to Hyperinflation?

The United States' rising debt level is making it near impossible to fight inflation. The US National Debt CRISIS very well could result in our own Hyperinflation.

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Hope & Change?
0:29 - Obama's Dream
1:24 - Fed Chair's WFH Office
2:34 - It's Getting Worse...
4:15 - US Debt-to-GDP History
4:51 - Greece's Warning
5:34 - How the US is Different
7:01 - Inflation Risk
8:10 - Ray Dalio's Warning
9:48 - The Fed's Job
11:43 - US Catch-22
12:58 - The NUMBERS
16:51 - Point of No Return?
18:55 - Erskine Remixed
20:01 - How to Fix This
20:56 - What's More Likely to Happen...

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[SpicerCapital]

I've gotta be honest with you... these videos take a long time and are exhausting for me to make, but oh boy is fun to see the final product! I sincerely hope you enjoy (and learn a few things...)! 🙏

[michaelsmith]

This channel is so incredibly underrated!

[InvestingBookSummaries]

Worst part of politicians is that they try harder to get re-elected than to make the hard decisions necessary to stop kicking the can down the road.

Doing what is necessary creates short term issues that will likely make them get booted out by a rival politician taking advantage of the situation, pretending that their kicking the can down the road approach was actually the answer.

Annoys me so much.

Also J-Pow saying things are transitory then switching his tune after his spot is secured, bleh.

[kevinehrlich]

Love the effort you put into videos like these! They’re very educational and entertaining at the same time.

[TorBarstad]

That's quite a family you have :)

[VT-]

I enjoyed the sketches with the kids! Great job kids!!

[cassondra]

This is a fantastic video! I appreciate how thorough and easy to understand your explanations are. I also love when education and humor meet!

[ChuckDavis]

Great video. Entertaining and Educational.👍😊

[InvestingBookSummaries]

It’ll suck for most people, but me personally if interest rates rocketed to 15+ percent it would be beneficial. Secured 30 year mortgage rates at 2.75% on duplexes. Having a high interest saving location while most people are no longer able to get low-cost rates for mortgages.

Shitty situation and hard choices for lots of people out there. Shame most people aren’t economically minded and are just now learning what inflation is from all these price hikes.

Crazy how much money was printed in last 3 years. Blew my coworker’s minds when I showed them the money supply chart.

[Outta]

Dude, you're kicking azz wit da channel. I just hit "order" on your book.

[ATaylor]

I am just trying to survive inflation! Thanks for all the pointers Stephen!

[bolsa]

How to fix this? There is no fixing to be done... Let the inflation run. If the inflation is 10% and the yeld 2%, this emans the national debt will decrease by 8% (assuming growth is constant). I think this is the plan all along. The citizens are paying this extra "tax".

[bolsa]

The difference between US and Weimar is that Deutsche Mark was not a "gold standard" currency like US dollar is. Also, ECB, UK central bank etc printed a lot of money too... Everyone will suffer and us, Europeans will suffer mroe as our BCE is incompetent and has not yet increased any rates so far...

[texasray]

No no no, you got it backwards.
Raising the debt ceiling is not like
_"kicking the can down the road"_
That's too easy, almost fun.
Instead, It's like _"kicking a lit cannonball _*_UP_*_ the road."_
And the road gets steeper and narrower the further you go.

[TheAndrewLopezFinancePodcast]

Yea I personally see politicians letting the trump tax cuts expire in 2025 to try to combat the national debt. Personally hedging myself by contributing to my Roth 401k and Roth IRA at least between now and 2025 to take advantage of the lower taxes so I won’t be as affected from higher taxes later on. Plus my top marginal federal tax bracket is 22% so it’s low (at least relatively speaking)

[SalvadorsChannel]

I was listening to a geopolitical analyst from Mexico talk about the US debt and he mentioned how the fact that the US dollar is the world reserve currency has staved of the hyperinflation that usually affect countries that print loads of money. I also heard something similar from Steven Van Meter before I believe. The same geopolitical analyst also mentioned that he believes many countries are dependent on the current system and would rather submit to a US based reserve currency as opposed to a China based reserve currency especially the western countries. I know the US debt is out of control but do you think the fact that the dollar is the world reserve currency and the petro-dollar are factors to be considered? Also thanks for the video I wish your videos had more traction so others could be better informed.

[Kalarandir]

Comparing the US to Greece is like comparing apples to cows. Greece's problem was is it had no money because it is not financially sovereign, and borrowed in a currency it did not control. However, does the States want to see dropping real estate and stock prices? I doubt it. They could just take the Germany solution. The Germany solution did work well, and was what the German central bank intended, a few years of pain followed by a booming economy.
The biggest problem I see is the US talking itself into a problem.

[arthurstemler]

What about withdrawn one's own money from one's bank account in the US? One would think there are no limits to it. However, there are, and exceeding that limit is call structuring and carrie an extremely harsh jail sentence.