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Mike thoughts on spiking yields? Big foreign players selling bonds in response to Trump Tariffs?
4.19% is still well below the Fed’s policy rate. 3.84% was too low for right now. Yields got ahead of themselves.
12 minutes in and you have not even explained anything regarding the title of your video. Wow.
Arches yeah! Do your due diligence to find out of the way camping spots- its worth it…
I'm a tradesman/artisan/maker in southern Colorado; people are telling me to raise my rates from $50+/- to $75 this year.
Sorry you were not able to come out and see us today. RFK was in Salt Lake City today!
Oil down, inflation down.
These are the best days. Volatility is a positive.
Most people just can't see it.
It’s good if you have new money and the actual earnings of the businesses is stable. In that case it’s a cheaper price for a valuable business. The problem is a recession makes all of that different.
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how would you suggest i enter the crypto market? I am also looking at studying pro traders and using their strategy rather than investing myself . whats your take on this? How can i reach him please?
Going to be deflation instead of inflation…
Its not a good Thing too!
The exchange adjustment theory I'm familiar with, there are fans of the DBCTF tax replacement for corporation tax that relies on this (also utilsed under the Paul Ryan plan). I'm not toally convinced but it's probably better than the status quo.
The sheer chaos of the recent tariff announcements has meant the $ kept falling, but assuming there are deals made towards something less extreme ie the universal 10% base the markets initially rallied on, the $ could indeed adjust upwards and we would end up with a pseudo DBCTF, though Trump would be utilsing corporation tax cuts as a proxy for it's discounting expenses mechanism.
What is the point of tariffs if they don’t raise prices? I thought the entire problem is that imports are cheaper than domestic production to begin with.
If you start trying to devine a logic from these actions, you will go insane.
The dollar is going down and treasury yields are going up. Trump has destroyed good will and created a world of enemies. De-dollarization will accelerate.
There will be short to medium term inflation, exchange rate adjustments won’t happen that quickly and flow through into consumer prices that quickly because of hedging by importers
Dear Sir,
You should stop boxing, it's making you "punchy"…
Exactly
Great and uncomplicated way to explain it for economic dummies. Thanks so much
Mike, would you mind sharing and updating your view on gold. Are you still holding short position? Thanks much in advance
Always solid thank you
mike tariffs these days aren't about mercantilism of the 18th century – it's about stopping multi national corps from taking advantage of cheap labor and STILL having access to the us consumer market – they get their cake and eat it too with free trade. Meanwhile the US average worker is gutted out while other countries grow. And that's exactly what we see the past 30 years – foreign nations growing while the heart of the US is stagnant with the wealth divide even more pronounced in the US.
I would encourage you to watch the Uneducated Economist when it comes to why nothing has changed but everything has changed. They’re using, when I say they I mean the Fed, mainstream propaganda and political influence to cause inflation. They want inflation to get their monetary back after hitting the lower bound years back. It’s all in the Fed speeches and papers. They want inflation to raise the neutral interest rates and they do this through inflation expectations. How do you raise inflation expectations? Propaganda. It’s all by design