So I don’t understand, he says that to fix all of this, the FED needs to be slashing rates instead of raising them? I don’t think that’ll help. Or at least not help everyone that isn’t a bank or hedge fund
Ding ding ding. This guy is just the owner of a hedge fund. He is pissed because the FED took his lunch money so now he is pissing on the dining table.
I feel like he's just gaslighting, honestly. Because many points seemed valid except that one, and it's not a hard one. Rates have to go up. He knows this.
Our markets are infected with corruption. A small group of people have manipulated the system so that they can skim billions and billions of dollars. But that’s not where the damage ends. Corruption has a downstream effect that ends up doing trillions of dollars in damage. Money that shouldn’t be used as collateral is used to cover margin requirements. Counterfeit stock is used to drive down share price. This makes it difficult for companies to access capital for expansion. Salaries stagnate. People lose jobs, discretionary capital, money for mortgage payments. This present situation is directly caused by failing to enforce laws designed to benefit healthy economies. Fuck market makers and hedge funds. The DTCC committed international securities fraud.
It's nice to watch an interview where the host isn't constantly interrupting somebody and lets him speak his mind. That guy's dropping some knowledge bombs on me today.
I really have a hard time understanding what this guy is saying because he jumps around so much and he interrupts his own train of thought. He uses all kinds of terms and catch phrases, as well as analogies and metaphors. At the end of it all I'm wondering wtf he really means.
Exactly what I thought. I've seen a few of his talks and he has a great memory of the past and can regurgitate facts but I take nothing from what he says.
I can't believe the host tries to convince the audience it DOESN'T mean dead people. Americans are reporting in mass even with 6 figure salaries that they're struggling to get by. It definitely means dead people you fucking bastard. Always downplay the fucking damage the shits.
I have a seven figure salary and even I’m starting to notice. I am constantly thinking at every moment I’m shopping or eating out “how is this person getting by?”
I know there were a few that suggested an AMA with him, did anything ever come from it? I really enjoy this guys perspective because he is sensible to the data and doesn't have his blinders on like everyone else.
How so? Listening to this video it seems he is suggesting that Liz Truss was correct in giving tax breaks to the wealthy in order to increase spending while the US is raising rates.
He seems like a visionary eccentric thar I'd like to work for. He's Scottish and I'm only 100miles away and would quite happily quit my job and work for him for free for 6 months. I just like his vibe.
I implore you to watch and watch again, read up on the weird worded stuff, and grow! It's all great knowledge to have, especially once MOASS hits. That way you'll be prepared to understand wtf to stay away from after the tendies hit!
Albeit a longer segment I thought this was really good to hear and especially him highlighting the leverage of SHFs and MMs… and the difference between fiscal policy and monetary policy. Had me definitely reflecting on
If I learned one thing it's that the set designer needs shooting,, fresh outta college, education spent playing Fortnite, credible cus he once watched the first 3rd of the original Bladerunner.
He's got a very good vid on his utoob of a talk he gave in Boston recently that really sums up the problems. I don't always agree with him, but like his unconventional approach.
To anyone who might want some context / explanation on this topic of monetary policy / global monetary systems, inflation and how it all affects everything, I recommend Eurodollar University (YT channel & podcast) I listen to it everyday.
Why GME?
So I don’t understand, he says that to fix all of this, the FED needs to be slashing rates instead of raising them? I don’t think that’ll help. Or at least not help everyone that isn’t a bank or hedge fund
Ding ding ding. This guy is just the owner of a hedge fund. He is pissed because the FED took his lunch money so now he is pissing on the dining table.
These people have all gone rogue. They are so pissed off the FED has chosen to save the dollar over them, that they are openly attacking policy.
The US should have saved the dollar on December 23, 1913
They shouldn't be surprised. The dollar is what gives the fed its power. What a bunch of buffoons 😂
Hey, I’m so confused right now, who are you referring to as ‘they’? Sorry, major smooth brain over here.
Source
Dude is almost verbatim talking Dollar End Game
Yeah i think he might have read it. I'll reach out and see if he has.
Problem is, this guys seems to think the best thing to do is bring on hyperinflation by lowering rates during "already high" inflation.
Dude is almost verbatim talking Dollar End Game peruvian_bull.
How would cutting interest rates not make inflation worse
Yeah I don't understand this guys point with that
Because what you are seeing is not inflation, unfortunately.
I feel like he's just gaslighting, honestly. Because many points seemed valid except that one, and it's not a hard one. Rates have to go up. He knows this.
Sting is not only a brilliant artist, but also a sophisticated professional investor, I see.
If Sting and Bono had a love child…
Was fab in HOTD
That's obviously Bill Nighy as Billy Mack on Love Actually.
I thought it was Bill Neigh for the first 5 minutes,
Our markets are infected with corruption. A small group of people have manipulated the system so that they can skim billions and billions of dollars. But that’s not where the damage ends. Corruption has a downstream effect that ends up doing trillions of dollars in damage. Money that shouldn’t be used as collateral is used to cover margin requirements. Counterfeit stock is used to drive down share price. This makes it difficult for companies to access capital for expansion. Salaries stagnate. People lose jobs, discretionary capital, money for mortgage payments. This present situation is directly caused by failing to enforce laws designed to benefit healthy economies. Fuck market makers and hedge funds. The DTCC committed international securities fraud.
Remember how shocked Petterffy was in his first interview after the sneeze?
Always lack luster when they lack the most rudimentary understanding of how the market runs on Algos, HFTing and manipulation like systemic shorting
Hugh Hendrey…the religious leader charisma is strong with this one…
It's nice to watch an interview where the host isn't constantly interrupting somebody and lets him speak his mind. That guy's dropping some knowledge bombs on me today.
I really have a hard time understanding what this guy is saying because he jumps around so much and he interrupts his own train of thought. He uses all kinds of terms and catch phrases, as well as analogies and metaphors. At the end of it all I'm wondering wtf he really means.
TL;DR hedies r fuk
The interview questions are leading and direct. He's being indirect to not be quoted as feds are dumb, etc.
Exactly what I thought. I've seen a few of his talks and he has a great memory of the past and can regurgitate facts but I take nothing from what he says.
They mix in useless, made-up jargon in between actual technical terms. They do it to pad out the interview and to sound like knowledgable insiders.
I can't believe the host tries to convince the audience it DOESN'T mean dead people. Americans are reporting in mass even with 6 figure salaries that they're struggling to get by. It definitely means dead people you fucking bastard. Always downplay the fucking damage the shits.
I have a seven figure salary and even I’m starting to notice. I am constantly thinking at every moment I’m shopping or eating out “how is this person getting by?”
Our sacrifice is something he's willing to make.
I know there were a few that suggested an AMA with him, did anything ever come from it? I really enjoy this guys perspective because he is sensible to the data and doesn't have his blinders on like everyone else.
How so? Listening to this video it seems he is suggesting that Liz Truss was correct in giving tax breaks to the wealthy in order to increase spending while the US is raising rates.
Yeah I think an AMA would be interesting with him, reckon the sub and him would learn a thing or two
He seems like a visionary eccentric thar I'd like to work for. He's Scottish and I'm only 100miles away and would quite happily quit my job and work for him for free for 6 months. I just like his vibe.
I didn’t understand a lot of things he was talking about, but I certainly found him compelling to watch/listen to.
I implore you to watch and watch again, read up on the weird worded stuff, and grow! It's all great knowledge to have, especially once MOASS hits. That way you'll be prepared to understand wtf to stay away from after the tendies hit!
Albeit a longer segment I thought this was really good to hear and especially him highlighting the leverage of SHFs and MMs… and the difference between fiscal policy and monetary policy. Had me definitely reflecting on
Hugh just dropping nukes here. Not giving a fk
I like him, no drama or nonsense. And he is right with dead people, when economies go belly up then poor people die like flies
Smart money feels justified because there are too many “useless eaters” around
If I learned one thing it's that the set designer needs shooting,, fresh outta college, education spent playing Fortnite, credible cus he once watched the first 3rd of the original Bladerunner.
Also derivative of every BBC news set of the last 20 years.
Good interview
Wo they let their guests talk? Cool.
I see dead people… 😂🫣
"It's like an elephant going through the body of snake"
I can’t follow anything that is being said.
It's like he has "they live" monetary policy glasses on (literally and figuratively)....he sees things others can't..including dead people...lol
*dead funds
whoa, capitalism is unsustainable? who knew....
He's got a very good vid on his utoob of a talk he gave in Boston recently that really sums up the problems. I don't always agree with him, but like his unconventional approach.
Try to repost with "macroeconomics" flair
I saw that and watched the whole thing, it was pretty interesting, and definitely relevant to the macroeconomic conversations people are having here.
Too smart to be on that regard channel
That's misinformation, obviously. Not the Fed or any other entity but working class / retail investors are to blame. /s
I like the noise from 3:09-3:08
STAY WOKE
Freezes at 2:32 for me everytime
Here -
After starring in “Love Actually” Hugh went on to be a voice of reason
I feel it in my fingers..
who the fook is that guy? lol
Is this why he is a former manager lol
Don’t ya just love being a cog in a corrupt wheel
When did Bono get this heavy into the market?
This dude has been riding the whole “cool accent must be smart” thing all the way to the top.
2008 never ended
To anyone who might want some context / explanation on this topic of monetary policy / global monetary systems, inflation and how it all affects everything, I recommend Eurodollar University (YT channel & podcast) I listen to it everyday.