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With Donald Trump being elected things are about to get interesting. This weeks guest is Edgar E Peters. Edgar is the founder of Fractal Market Cycles and Regimes, a platform that provides insightful and timely analysis of the stock, bond, and commodity markets, integrating uncertainty, inflation, and financial instability cycles and regimes. https://www.edgarepeters.com/ https://www.patreon.com/c/ProfSteveKeen/home https://www.patreon.com/c/relearningeconomics https://businessfilmbooth.com/
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With Donald Trump being elected things are about to get interesting. This weeks guest is Edgar E Peters. Edgar is the founder of Fractal Market Cycles and Regimes, a platform that provides insightful and timely analysis of the stock, bond, and commodity markets, integrating uncertainty, inflation, and financial instability cycles and regimes. https://www.edgarepeters.com/ https://www.patreon.com/c/ProfSteveKeen/home https://www.patreon.com/c/relearningeconomics https://businessfilmbooth.com/
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| With Donald Trump being elected things are about to get interesting. This weeks guest is Edgar E Peters. Edgar is the founder of Fractal Market Cycles and Regimes, a platform that provides insightful and timely analysis of the stock, bond, and commodity markets, integrating uncertainty, inflation, and financial instability cycles and regimes. https://www.edgarepeters.com/ https://www.patreon.com/c/ProfSteveKeen/home https://www.patreon.com/c/relearningeconomics https://businessfilmbooth.com/ |
Fun stream!
A lot of people couldn't vote for Kamala because she supports genocide
Regarding the thumbnail, it's hard to imagine that the current "market" got us trump. I think it has been a soup of factors not just "the market" unless "the market" is a short hand for economics, social engineering, psychology, historicity etc.
When a tRUMP supporter says “inflation” they mean grocery prices and menu item prices.
Democratic Party lost because they did not govern well enough for the last 4 years for people’s taste.
There were 6 keys against the Democratic Party:
#1 Incumbent Party Mandate = False
#7 Policy Change = False
#10 Foreign or Military Failure = False
#11 Foreign or Military Success = False
#12 Incumbent Charisma = False
and the one that did the Democratic Party in in the end
#3 Incumbency = False
once Biden stepped down after the verbal beating he was getting from political pundits and media talking heads.
This is what happened.
This is how presidential elections in the U.S. work.
Get a real job
What does the even mean?
Game Over, man
Love to see Steve and the boys debating Prof Steve Henke. He is indeed very opinionated and entertaining
I’m too busy trying to time the short when I missed the play of the year on 9/9 – WOLF at 7.28 – it ran up to 15 in 40 days – oh well – the crash is coming eventually
In the 1980s I met someone who knew Keynes. Virginia Woolfe's nephew Quentin Bell in Cambridge.
Great show guys – as always!!
I'd really like to hear Steve Keens take on why some countries had negative rates last decade
Prices are already going up. Just in anticipation of the tariffs.
Karma Harris lost the Muslim vote and the vote of people who didn't like genocide.
Harris had no good economic plan. The market seemed to like trump's economic plan a lot better.
Interesting, note, Harris was not the answer, also. America may be wasteful but it is not the dirtiest country when it comes to the environment. We don't need a "new green deal" as much as a little common sense. The dreaded "C" word, conserve, is seldom used by politicians because cutting waste will crush the GDP. In short, those making the decisions often see waste as good for the economy.
It is time voters demand politicians put this priority before their desire to serve big business and the lobbyists that shower Washington with money. This is about money. Simply put, cutting back on waste would lower the GDP and hurt the profit of many companies. More on this subject in the article below.
https://The Dreadful "C" Word-Conserve!.html
Mike’s comment about traders changing systems reminds me of the USA electorate: they are changing systems frequently and expecting a positive long term outcome. And worse, half the people are undermining the new system each time it is installed.
More focus must be placed on liquidity, a lack of it can be poisonous. When you need money, whether the amount is small or large, not being able to get it can lead to a life-changing or grave outcome. Contagion from one area tends to spill over into other sectors of the economy and markets. The article below delves into this subject. Tightening by the Fed could bring about dire consequences. https://brucewilds.blogspot.com/2023/01/liquidity-is-more-important-than.html
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I suppose we can expect the cycle low in interest rates to be higher due to the inflation created by the tarriffs. 2% instead of 0%. Or will it need higher oil prices to pull up the cycle low to 2-3%. With a chaotic system wouldn't it mean that we won't get an oil shoct like the 70's but it'll be something else. Or have we already had it with the supply shock caused by the Ukraine war and covid. Who knows. No repeating by rhyming
Not one mention of the 36 trillion in debt………………………………………………………………………good grief, inflation?, the government wants to spend, so they hit a button and create billions, digits on a screen…………………………….still, fun talk about fractals and chaos bs. Do these geniuses have a solution to debt, and the trillions of derivative debt????????????????????????????????