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Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey, and Cathie Wood usually agree with each other, but that’s definitely not the case right now. The three CEOs have been debating about the most important economic issues: what is going to happen from the government’s sudden creation of trillions of dollars? How can we protect our wealth going forward? Is an economic disaster on the brink of occurring? This video will go in-depth on Jack Dorsey, Cathie Wood, and Elon Musk’s debate on hyperinflation and the possibility of an upcoming market crash.
Everyone knows that the Federal Reserve and Congress have printed substantial amounts of money, but nobody knows for sure what is going to follow. Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter and Square, believes that he knows exactly what’s coming, which is hyperinflation. Hyperinflation is when a currency’s inflation rate passes over 50% per month, which is a yearly price increase of 12,974%. An inflation rate that fast would obviously be a disastrous situation to be in. Prices would have to increase by roughly 130 times per year, which essentially marks the collapse of any currency. Whether it be Germany after World War 1, Venezuela in the 2010s, or Zimbabwe in the 2000s, hyperinflation almost always equates to economic turmoil. Jack Dorsey recently stated that “Hyperinflation is going to change everything. It’s happening.” “It will happen in the US soon, and so the world.” One user replied to Jack by stating that hyperinflation is the worst outcome for most currencies. Jack Dorsey further elaborated by saying, “not a wish. Nor do I think it’s positive at all.” Consumer prices are currently rising at an annual rate of roughly 5 percent, which is nothing compared to the scenario of hyperinflation, which requires an annual increase of 13,000%. So why does Jack Dorsey think hyperinflation will occur? One of the well-known indicators is the amount of M2 money, which has increased to enormous heights. M2 money is a tracker of the money supply that includes cash, checkable deposits, and other forms of easily convertible money. Total M2 money has increased from 15.4 billion dollars in February of 2020 to 20.9 billion dollars in September of 2021. That is a 35% increase in the money supply in 19 months, which is certainly unprecedented. This dramatic increase in the money supply may initiate an inflationary cycle. When consumer prices rise, employees will demand higher wages to pay for increasing prices. As a result of that, consumer prices would rise even more from increased consumer demand, leading to higher wages again. Because wages increased, consumer prices would increase again. This economic relationship is called the circular flow model, because an increase or decrease in one segment always impacts the other. If the inflationary cycle goes out of control, then hyperinflation may occur. Jack Dorsey knows that such an event would be disastrous and has been allocating a significant portion of his wealth to bitcoin. This is evident from his Twitter bio, which literally just says bitcoin. Dorsey is also protecting Square’s balance sheet from hyperinflation by allocating a portion of Square’s cash reserve to bitcoin. While Dorsey’s prediction may sound relatively logical, there is one investor that totally disagrees, which is none other than Cathie Wood. Cathie Wood ranted on Twitter in response to Dorsey. She explained exactly why Dorsey is wrong about his assumptions. Cathie first started by examining a common mistake that investors make — she made that mistake herself as well. vained how “in 2008-09, when the Fed started quantitative easing, I thought that inflation would take off. I was wrong. Instead, velocity - the rate at which money turns over per year - declined, taking away its inflationary sting. Velocity is falling.” Cathie is essentially saying that an increase in the money supply does not necessarily lead to more inflation. This is because in order for prices to rise, consumers have to spend money. If consumers store all of their money, then an increase in the money supply would not lead to inflation. The decreasing velocity of M2 money shows that consumers are not spending the money that they recently received. The velocity of money tracks how much money is spent on goods and services within a period of time.
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Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey, and Cathie Wood usually agree with each other, but that’s definitely not the case right now. The three CEOs have been debating about the most important economic issues: what is going to happen from the government’s sudden creation of trillions of dollars? How can we protect our wealth going forward? Is an economic disaster on the brink of occurring? This video will go in-depth on Jack Dorsey, Cathie Wood, and Elon Musk’s debate on hyperinflation and the possibility of an upcoming market crash.
Everyone knows that the Federal Reserve and Congress have printed substantial amounts of money, but nobody knows for sure what is going to follow. Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter and Square, believes that he knows exactly what’s coming, which is hyperinflation. Hyperinflation is when a currency’s inflation rate passes over 50% per month, which is a yearly price increase of 12,974%. An inflation rate that fast would obviously be a disastrous situation to be in. Prices would have to increase by roughly 130 times per year, which essentially marks the collapse of any currency. Whether it be Germany after World War 1, Venezuela in the 2010s, or Zimbabwe in the 2000s, hyperinflation almost always equates to economic turmoil. Jack Dorsey recently stated that “Hyperinflation is going to change everything. It’s happening.” “It will happen in the US soon, and so the world.” One user replied to Jack by stating that hyperinflation is the worst outcome for most currencies. Jack Dorsey further elaborated by saying, “not a wish. Nor do I think it’s positive at all.” Consumer prices are currently rising at an annual rate of roughly 5 percent, which is nothing compared to the scenario of hyperinflation, which requires an annual increase of 13,000%. So why does Jack Dorsey think hyperinflation will occur? One of the well-known indicators is the amount of M2 money, which has increased to enormous heights. M2 money is a tracker of the money supply that includes cash, checkable deposits, and other forms of easily convertible money. Total M2 money has increased from 15.4 billion dollars in February of 2020 to 20.9 billion dollars in September of 2021. That is a 35% increase in the money supply in 19 months, which is certainly unprecedented. This dramatic increase in the money supply may initiate an inflationary cycle. When consumer prices rise, employees will demand higher wages to pay for increasing prices. As a result of that, consumer prices would rise even more from increased consumer demand, leading to higher wages again. Because wages increased, consumer prices would increase again. This economic relationship is called the circular flow model, because an increase or decrease in one segment always impacts the other. If the inflationary cycle goes out of control, then hyperinflation may occur. Jack Dorsey knows that such an event would be disastrous and has been allocating a significant portion of his wealth to bitcoin. This is evident from his Twitter bio, which literally just says bitcoin. Dorsey is also protecting Square’s balance sheet from hyperinflation by allocating a portion of Square’s cash reserve to bitcoin. While Dorsey’s prediction may sound relatively logical, there is one investor that totally disagrees, which is none other than Cathie Wood. Cathie Wood ranted on Twitter in response to Dorsey. She explained exactly why Dorsey is wrong about his assumptions. Cathie first started by examining a common mistake that investors make — she made that mistake herself as well. vained how “in 2008-09, when the Fed started quantitative easing, I thought that inflation would take off. I was wrong. Instead, velocity - the rate at which money turns over per year - declined, taking away its inflationary sting. Velocity is falling.” Cathie is essentially saying that an increase in the money supply does not necessarily lead to more inflation. This is because in order for prices to rise, consumers have to spend money. If consumers store all of their money, then an increase in the money supply would not lead to inflation. The decreasing velocity of M2 money shows that consumers are not spending the money that they recently received. The velocity of money tracks how much money is spent on goods and services within a period of time.
Elon musk, jack, dorsey and kathy wood usually agree with each other, but that's definitely not the case right now. The three ceos have been debating about the most important economic issues. What is going to happen from the government's sudden creation of trillions of dollars? How can we protect our wealth going forward? Is an economic disaster on the brink of occurring. This video will go in-depth on jack, dorsey, kathy wood and elon musk's debate on hyperinflation and the possibility of an upcoming market crash.
Everybody knows that the federal reserve in congress have printed substantial amounts of money, but nobody knows for sure what is going to follow jack dorsey. The ceo of twitter and square believes that he knows exactly what's coming, which is hyperinflation. Hyperinflation is when the currency's inflation rate passes over 50 percent per month, which is an annual price increase of 12 974 percent. An inflation rate that fast would obviously be a disastrous situation to be in prices would have to increase by roughly 130 times per year, which essentially marks the collapse of any currency, whether it be germany after world war, one venezuela in the 2010s or zimbabwe in the 2000S, hyperinflation almost always equates to economic turmoil.
Jack dorsey recently stated that hyperinflation is going to change everything it's happening. It will happen in the u.s soon and so the world one user replied to jack by stating that hyperinflation is the worst outcome for most currencies. Jack dorsey further elaborated by saying, not a wish. Nor do i think it's positive at all.
Consumer prices are currently rising at an annual rate of roughly five percent, which is nothing compared to the scenario of hyperinflation, which requires an annual increase of thirteen thousand percent. So why does jack dorsey think hyperinflation will occur? One of the well-known indicators is the amount of m2 money which has increased to enormous heights. M2. Money is a tracker of the money supply that includes cash, checkable deposits and other forms of easily convertible money.
Total m2 money has increased from 15.4 billion dollars in february of 2020 to 20.9 billion dollars in september of 2021.. That is a 35 increase in the money supply in 19 months, which is certainly unprecedented. This dramatic increase in the money supply may initiate an inflationary cycle when consumer prices rise. Employees will demand higher wages to pay for increasing prices.
As a result of that, consumer prices would rise even more from increased consumer demand, leading to higher wages again because wages increased consumer prices would increase again. This economic relationship is called the circular flow model, because an increase or decrease in one segment always impacts the other. If the inflationary cycle goes out of control, then hyperinflation may occur jack. Dorsey knows that such an event would be disastrous and has been allocating a significant portion of his wealth to bitcoin. This is evidence from his twitter bio, which literally just says. Bitcoin dorsey is also protecting square's balance sheet from hyperinflation by allocating a portion of square's cash reserve to bitcoin, while dorsey's prediction may sound relatively logical, there is one investor that totally disagrees, which is none other than kathy wood. Kathy would rant it on twitter. In response to dorsey, she explained exactly why dorsey is wrong about his assumptions.
Kathy first started by examining a common mistake that investors make she made that mistake herself as well kathy explained how in 08 to 09, when the fed started quantitative easing, i thought that inflation would take off. I was wrong instead, velocity the rate at which money turns over per year, declined taking away its inflationary sting velocity is falling. Kathy is essentially saying that an increase in the money supply does not necessarily lead to more inflation. This is because, in order for prices to rise, consumers have to spend money.
If consumers store all of their money, then an increase in the money supply would not lead to inflation. The decreasing velocity of m2 money shows that consumers are not spending the money that they recently received, the velocity of money tracks, how much money is spent on goods and services within a period of time. Despite the massive increase in money printing, the velocity of m2 money is actually been decreasing, rather than increasing. This means that consumer demand is not increasing, so any inflation in the us dollar was likely spearheaded by supply shocks and just like every imbalance in the capitalistic system.
What comes up must come down kathy, believes that as supply chains, ramp up inflation will begin to cool down. She explained on twitter by saying now. We believe that three sources of deflation will overcome the supply chain-induced inflation that is wreaking havoc on the global economy. Two sources are secular or long-term, and one is cyclical, technologically enabled innovation is deflationary and the most potent source, technological class declines and the destruction of old technologies will create substantial deflation over the long term.
But there is one factor in kathy's list that will occur on a specific time frame, and that is the holiday season. Kathy believes that, following the holiday season, there will be a sudden realization that businesses have overstocked an inventory. Kathy explains the third and most controversial source of deflation is cyclical because businesses shut down and were caught flat-footed as good consumption took off during the coronavirus crisis. They still are scrambling to catch up, probably double and triple ordering beyond their needs.
Businesses are panicking to meet the consumer demand for goods, which has led commodity prices to increase to all-time highs. The global price index of all commodities is up by roughly 57. In the past 12 months, that is a significant increase in a short period of time, but the bubble is about to crash soon. Businesses have ordered too much inventory, which will become apparent as christmas comes by. We believe that businesses might be thinking falsely that they need to keep scrambling to catch up with consumer demand, because they can't keep up with it, and the shelves are bare and they're losing sales. Well, what? If the inventory pile up in the household takes consumption down during the all-important holiday month, especially late november, and the first three four weeks in uh december, then they do have excess inventories. If they've scrambled and the consumer does not come kathy, believes that once the holiday season passes and companies face, excess supplies, prices should unwind some commodity prices. Lumber and iron ore already have dropped 50 percent, and china's crackdowns are one of the reasons.
The oil price is an outlier and psychologically important. Elon musk replied to kathy's argument. By saying i don't know about long term but short term. We are seeing strong inflationary pressure.
Elon knows that he is not an economist, so he stuck to the facts rather than attempting to take a stance on the economy. Everyone knows that inflation has taken place in the short term and nobody, including elon, knows what will happen over the long term. Kathy wood and jack dorsey have completely different opinions about the future, whereas elon seems to be accepting the facts that he knows nothing about inflation. Elon's opinion is a stance that makes a lot of sense in our current situation.
Nobody decisively knows what will happen and investors can try to guess what will happen. However, as investors, we should always hedge our portfolio for every scenario, no matter what macroeconomic outlook you have, i believe that inflation will start to decelerate within the next 12 months, but i still own some shares in inflation inflation-protected companies with that being said, let me know Who you agree with down below? Is jack dorsey, kathy wood or elon musk write about our current situation. If you enjoyed this video, please hit the like button and subscribe and i'll see you in the next one.
Cathy wood is extremely out of touch… China cut us off… Taiwan war is coming
Jack is harming his credibility with his blatant BTC pump by creating this inflation FUD..
I predict everyone will look back in 5 years time and realise how stupid they were to trust anyone who argued against hyperinflation
Kathie is correct about deflation. It's kind of ironic. The FED is pumping tons of cash into the system, but technological deflation is offsetting it. And even more ironic … The FED erroneously thinks it's doing a good job keeping inflation down, but the real hero is programmable money and the explosive growth of money over IP. Right now, inflation is in the lead, but money over IP (MOIP) will pull it down. just speculating of course.
All these FANG CEOs have become celebrities. Now they think their economists. Jack is trying to pump Btc so he has an exit. Needs the little guys to pump it. What bullshit!
Have to talk about China.
50% of commodities.
30% of GDP from real estate.
Real estate the biggest user of commodities.
Credit would seem to be contracting by design. Why do why think we will see sustained inflation in commodities out side of oil and Nat gas where production may not come back because of financing?
Velocity of money slowing in US
Cathie wood is wrong because she don’t understand what’s at play the same demographics which made Feds life miserable . Because if same demographics and debt problem there will be massive inflation and every one loses wealth except very few .
I'm with Elon Musk, but only b/c I can't be completely certain about any both outcomes the way Dorsey and Wood are.
deflation will start as soon as people realize that if they stop buying over priced items the prices will drop. I have.
I’m selling my house car stocks and real estate to buy Bitcoin. I’ll be a billionaire in the aftermath.
Legal Definition of “HYPERINFLATION” is 15%. Since we are at 13.5% we are close. The 13.5% is using the govts old formula. The new formula stating 5.6% does NOT include food or energy prices. Humans are not robots, therefore require food and energy.
If people invested to your drumbeat, they would have missed the boat and gone seek help for a mental breakdown. Stop now. Sure, one day you will be right, until that time I am enjoying life.
You just had to know some MORON was gonna call Jack anti American or imply that pointing out a train wreck is somehow satisfying to him…the sheep are fucking exhausting! 😫 🥵
My take…
Cathie knows,
Elon knows that he doesn't know,
Jack doesn't know that he doesn't know.
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I don't give a toss what Dorsey thinks. Cathy & Elon on the other hand I could listen too all day. Far more intelligent & insightful & interesting for that matter, in my humble opinion.
People have been predicting hyperinflation for at least 40 years. Who knows?
I would love to hear how this new decentralized system would likely address the basic unfairness of inherited wealth. I find it very likely all the new bitcoin millionaires will pass their property onto their kids giving them an incredibly unfair advantage over someone without that leg up. Best incomes are passive than capital gains (long-term) than portfolio and dead last is earned income. Investors and newbie need to understand the basic and fundamental movement of the Digital asses in other to grow and conglomerate their portfolio as the price varies in different valuation in all graphical algorithm . Theoretically , I have been able to grown my portfolio from 0.5 to 5.6 BTC in less than 5 weeks of active Day-Trading maneuvering signals from Dr Benjamin Edginton . furthermore I will advice investors buy and to take advantage of Day-trading as I'm not inimical to Hodling rather I will urger you all to engage in getting Ben Edgintons signals channels . His daily signals are very accurate which yields a great positive return on investment , Ben is available to give assistance to anyone who love crypto trading, you can contact him on WhatsApp:+ 447-883-171-286 and Telegram @ BenEdginton ** for inquires and profitable trading systems…
I would love to hear how this new decentralized system would likely address the basic unfairness of inherited wealth. I find it very likely all the new bitcoin millionaires will pass their property onto their kids giving them an incredibly unfair advantage over someone without that leg up. Best incomes are passive than capital gains (long-term) than portfolio and dead last is earned income. Investors and newbie need to understand the basic and fundamental movement of the Digital asses in other to grow and conglomerate their portfolio as the price varies in different valuation in all graphical algorithm . Theoretically , I have been able to grown my portfolio from 0.5 to 5.6 BTC in less than 5 weeks of active Day-Trading maneuvering signals from Dr Benjamin Edginton . furthermore I will advice investors buy and to take advantage of Day-trading as I'm not inimical to Hodling rather I will urger you all to engage in getting Ben Edgintons signals channels . His daily signals are very accurate which yields a great positive return on investment , Ben is available to give assistance to anyone who love crypto trading, you can contact him on WhatsApp:+ 447-883-171-286 and Telegram @ BenEdginton ** for inquires and profitable trading systems…
Tesla should buy silver to hedge inflation. Worst case they can use it for their solar panels. It’s a no-loss business decision.
You can’t get hyperinflation unless the money is being “printed” to try and solve persistent unmet demand in the economy… particularly if there are food or energy shortages. Just throwing money into an economy that is mostly meeting demand can still push up prices, but cannot start a hyperinflation cycle… instead you get what we’re seeing now with house and stock prices being pushed up faster than everything else as people desperately look for places to shove excess cash, or attempt to join the stampede.
Kathy is right on this one.
if you have to ask that question then you havent followed cathi wood,
Dorsey has neither a financial or economics background so why is anyone listening to him.The same for Musk.Guys stick to what you know and stay away from sooth saying/
Once FED Powell gets reconfirm by the US Senate to serve another 4 more years them he will stop supporting the markets.
I believe the equity markets to be significantly overpriced and feel a severe correction (25% plus) within the next 12-25 months is very plausible. Any sage advice for someone ready to start investing would be greatly appreciated.
Whether it's dems or reps or libs or whatever, the "government" doesn't look out for the masses.
You need to work on securing yourself financially.
If they didn't want hyperinflation, they shouldn't have been artificially suppressing wages for many decades.
WHAT ABOUT CRYPTO? YOU THINK THAT VELOCITY IS SLOWING DOWN BUT YOU LEFT OUT THE UNKNOWN AMOUNT OF MONEY BEING POURED INTO CRYPTO YOUR ANALYSIS NEEDS HELP
double and trippling orders? yes… if they can afford it good guess.
Love your videos on the stock market and economic trends. Go Cathie Wood!
I think Cathie has more experience of the macro-economic machinery than Jack and also I feel Jack is becoming more of a Bitcoin Maximilist (like Saylor) and (bearing in mind Square's position on Bitcoin) will say things (whether consciously or not) which will pump Bitcoin's price. Put your ear close to Bitcoin and you'll hear some very quiet ticking.
Jack Dorsey 😡, ask him about Noah Glass, that’ll freak him out….
For anyone whom doesn’t know, Noah Glass invented Twitter but was ousted in a nasty backstabbing move
Cathie for the win! Unparalleled even by Buffett for the current and near future economy.
I'm thinking "eggs" whenever I hear Ms Wood say "scrambling" "scrambled" or "scramble"