Japan just crashed AMD, Nvidia and Intel Stocks... or did they really?

You guys asked me to talk about the situation in the global financial markets, where in recent headlines, Japan has been "blamed" for crashing stocks, making the yen appreciate and other things. However it isn't so much Japan, as it is the Bank of Japan, but the bank of Japan is only a SINGLE entity in the grand scheme of things.

Chapters
00:00 Why are stocks crashing and the yen appreciating?
Derivatives explained.
06:54 Tightening, the real reason unfolds.
11:30 back to the BOJ and why the yen is really appreciating.

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[techyescity]

Also if you want more finance vids (I really do enjoy them), then don't be afraid to drop a request down below.

[halcyondraconis]

The only problem is that in modern banking, reserves are not what you think they are. Most reserves that are held by financial institutions are in fact debts from other institutions, especially governments. Derivitives are just the straw that is breaking the whale's back, as people are borrowing money that doesn't actually exist. Really this is just the market correcting for decades of malinvestment.

[FMAMGV]

The only stock I own is in tire manufacturing, because no matter the economy people need tires.

[catriona_drummond]

The Bank of Japan is a central bank. It's not privately owned and its purpose is not to make money but to stabilize the monetary system.

[HarrisKmorreti]

Another great video and discussion. I just subscribed, and I've been enjoying and binge-watching your content ever since. Could you first clarify your decision to switch from a corporate 401(k) to a Roth 401(k)? I had always thought that starting with conventional was better because, as far as I could tell, you don't really benefit tax-wise until you earn above $125, 000. Unless you've covered it in a previous video already? Relationship?

[mend]

The next global financial crisis was caused by foreigners buying up Yen. The main culprit turned out to be Bryan's used parts hunts in Tokyo.😀

[windstarpro]

Im glad you talk about this. It seems like no one else in the tech reviewer community wants to acknowledge that the next new thing may not actually make it due to, market problems, war, shipping problems, etc... Just that it will happen and show up. Im not saying I want any of that to happen, but you have to face the reality of things.

[kaytee]

Thanks for the subtle name drop of the Creature from Jekyll Island. Should be required reading.

[PhoticSneezeOne]

“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.”
― Henry Ford

[Treez]

I don’t know why but YouTube has not been showing me your videos. I looked you up tonight just to see if you have spoken on this topic. Might be something to look into. Thanks for the great videos.

[MarcoGPUtuber]

But the Tech YES Shares are about to rally!

[callmetatan]

Follow up financial videos regarding stock market in general and how that ultimately affects my graphics card and hardware prices in an unique way requested. I really do love these videos.

[radradRbot]

Quotes The creature from Jekyll Island. A man after my own heart.

[ptzzz]

I find your financial videos quite interesting so I do hope you continue doing them. Aside from that the Sonic music outro sounded really nice.

[wertywerrtyson]

It’s uncertain times. Inflation here is now lower than in many years getting close to 1% which have made the central bank talk about lowering the interest rates 5 times in the near future. Unemployment is higher than in my years and bankruptcies worse since 1996. They seem to be spinning up the printers again as inflation has gotten below the 2% goal but I’m afraid it will jump up again.

[cppctek]

I was hoping you would talk about this and you pulled through ❤thank you brother !! Great information as always ❤

[exfinen_]

Don't know if related or not but interesting thing several months ago that WSJ and several pundits bashing Japan economy claiming it is unproductive while pointing to use of paper, stamp and fax, and implying it is bad because it is not growing despite having almost zero interest rate.

[michaelmcconnell]

pulling out the G. Edward Griffin damn

[toseltreps]

your insights are much appreciated, Brian! please more of this!

[laptech]

Thanks for making this video. It seems like I am Learning about money