The Planned Liquidity Crisis

The government will take advantage of the economic situation that will be so painful to the people.

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[vladimirofsvalbard]

Hilarious how the Federal Reserves writes a blank check; the Treasury cashes it. Then uses that money to buy back their own freaking bonds they issued.

[superdutyohv]

Very well explained on this one, Simon great job! It seems like you’re implying they will raise rates even higher under the artificial inflation they have created. I’m guessing that will crush all markets / economy and make the dollar stronger into next year. Maybe a way to reign in CBDC?

[nocigar]

I would bet my next paycheck the FED watches this channel.

[tangiblebear]

Is this why my bank keeps asking me to put my money in CD's?

[marcgerges]

I have watched this video a few times the scenario you see is eye opening, you also keep it simple so that guys like me can understand. Excellent work, thank you Wise Economist.

[shiz]

No one else on YouTube ever breaks things down so well for the common Joe Smoe to understand. Thank you for everything Simone! Still rocking with you 💯

[JonHassellProphecy]

add to that, that by pausing will raise stock prices and theyll be able to sell stock while they're high to get that cash before they hike to get bond prices down to buy bonds back, stocks will fall too but they wont care at that point cause theyll already have cashed out

[mackakiwinz]

It is all going to plan. Innings one here in NZ as the lag just starts to commence and the debt slaves just start to realise something as going on as their debt rolls over onto new rates

[budstep]

Here is the problem I see with the theory: the process of the US Treasury "buying back its bonds at a cheaper price" is true for the previously issued bonds (imagine 1.5-2.5% yield at issuance), but when you look at the whole Treasury balance sheet, that would be like an individual refinancing their debt at a higher interest rate. However, the Keynesians are so backwards that they might argue that is a good move 😆

[varilesh]

Simon, it is called stealing within law boundaries.
Since they have both in hands this is how rich get see Vanguard and Blackrock getting a huge chunk on this bond buy back

[williamsmith]

It's actually brilliant by the treasury to make money and get us a little less out of debt. Selling bonds, going short today. Buying back their short position in the future. Are they going to pay taxes on their profits? 🤣🤣

[timothydillon]

I'm still calling a planned global depression. Hoping it doesn't happen until 2025. I'm saving to cash flow some remodeling, then plan to dump my house by the end of next year.

[EarlPiller]

My algos say first a pause and then hike. This in theory would frighten investors that a pivot isn’t coming causing deflation, without having to raise interest rates to the point of toasting the economy.

[wobbles]

100% on the mark, the stars are aligning

[waynemiller]

Thanks for bringing the whole concept of this to my attention.

[davidzoller]

Interesting argument. The only point made me rise an eyebrow was the "recilient consumer".

[joshuaburns]

It seems as though the Governments are going to be doing all the spending in the consumers place

[duane]

Wow you make me think, I remember when in the 80s we had the oil shortage & my dad said there was no shortage it was deliberate that they would not let the oil tankers into the ports, so they could keep the gas prices high. I would believe the Government would do anything.

[dukemocchi]

Yes.
That’s exactly what’s happening.
Not the first time either.

[nohopeequalsnofear]

So good, so deep, I had to listen to it twice