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Appreciate you Mike, you're helping a lot of younger investors like myself get a strong grip on understanding macroeconomics. Nobody else seems to cover fiscal flows, tax drains, and other big macroeconomic factors like this
Peter Thiel gets into this discussion a lot. Unfortunately, he doesn't know MMT. He would be such a force if he did.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfbndRTlsg4
Mike, missed ya man
Another good video
Thanks for the updates, Mike. I'm good if it keeps dropping as a good buying opportunity.
The neoliberal economic paradigm is dominated us for the past 50 years. Deregulate. D supervise. Decriminalize and? Privatize. Thank you Mike always
Thank you Mike!
The tan looks good on you Mike. You look a little younger 👍
As always much appreciated
I agree:, the guys who keep saying there will be a recession "this year" (whatever that year may be) can be safely ignored.
However MMT does acknowledge the existence of business cycles. That's what the Minsky cycle is all about. They're caused by private debt rather than public debt, and in particular by mortgage debt. Georgist economists have done a lot of empirical research into these cycles and have found that they tend to come up every 18 years or so. Given that the last big "Minsky moment" was in 2008/9, the next one will likely be in 2026/27, providing that there's no change in government policy on private debt levels. So no need to worry until then unless we get MMT or Georgist government policies in the next two years. Ha! Only joking about government policy changing.😀
In fact the history of these cycles tends to suggest that 2024 and 2025 will be great years for investors.
It's interesting that the timing of the US tax drain also hit the Australian market too.
Great insights thanks
0:54 4 hours later, "the bounce" is canceled ( MINUS 0.6% ) 😮
MMT zombies 🧟♂️, please buy the dip.
The conflict in the Middle East and inflation caused this sell off
Good question – Who are the real price setters?
Thanks Mike for the update and have a wonderful trip
Hi Micheal. Canada just raised capital gains tax on individuals (over 250,000.00) and corporations.