What Is The Yield Curve Suggesting For Markets? - Mike Maloney
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Interest rates are an important economic indicator. After all, they represent the price of capital. So when the economy is more volatile, investors demand higher interest because they are taking on more risk. Watch this week's video to find out what direction the interest rate yield curve is headed and what it could signal about the direction of the economy. If you enjoyed watching this video, be sure to check out the Hidden Secrets of Money website at https://www.hiddensecretsofmoney.com/. It’s a world-leading educational series by Mike Maloney, the bestselling author of the Guide to Investing in Gold & Silver. As Mike explains in the series and his book, we live in an economic system that is made complicated by design. Basically, it’s set up so most people don’t even try to understand it. In Mike’s videos, he breaks down these concepts using easy-to-follow analogies, real pages from history, and animations that tie it all together. And be sure to follow Mike on social media to stay up to date on his latest news and posts: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialMikeMaloney/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mike_maloney Mike Maloney is also the founder of GoldSilver.com (http://tinyurl.com/jlypdzc), which was one of the first websites ever to sell bullion online. It is well known for outstanding customer service and its competitive prices. If you’re a fan of Mike’s YouTube channel and need help buying gold and silver, his team is standing by to answer all your questions and make it easy. You can find out more at http://tinyurl.com/jlypdzc.
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That was great, Mike. Thank you. I now have a better understanding of the whole bond yield-curve conversation. I saw in 2006-2007 how the percentage paid on a bank CD became more for short term than long term. I thought that very curious. Later my only loss was early-withdrawal penalties to re-invest. Pinning short term at zero only enlarges the screen to include negative interest rate areas.
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trying to begin a crash??? wheres my tin foil hat?
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The US state can't afford a crash in the stock market, so I think we'll see something like Fed directly or indirectly just buy stocks for printed money.
This will very fast lead to a total breakdown of the trust in dollars, and we'll see hyperinflation. When the dollar export stops (and reverse!) , the government can't finance itself.
The big question is what China and Japan will do with their bonds. If they see what is going to happen, they will sell in panic and then the trust in the dollar will be lost prematurely.
The gold exchange in Shanghai will be very interesting to see how it will be used. What if people start to sell American paper-gold and buy Chinese paper-gold just to bet on that the American paper-gold is pretty much worthless as it isn't backed up by assets? -
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Cool chart! Was it made on Excel?
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Wow that looks like huge moonshot up only very shallow tiny itty bitty teeny weeny pullbacks. When will law of gravity prevail? What would be considered a avalanche a crash or crater?
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FED is going to rise interest rates, I am reading from the news media here... I guess this will again push gold now to the 1300 mark --> next is 1600 $$
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Looks like we could go much much higher in the market before we get an inverted curve again. Then, we're back to saying "well someday this is going to fail." Everything fails eventually. Mike just finished saying in a video produced around the end of February that he believed the big crash was already in effect, and, right after that video was made, sure enough, here we are slowly approaching the highs in the market again. This guy is wrong so often, he reminds me of Schiff. Mike had a good call way back in early 2000's about metals going up, but he's been horribly wrong about pretty much everything in the market for a very long time now. Schiff had a lucky call about real estate in 2007, and has been wrong ever since.
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Volume indicators are stronger than ever. If there is a crash ahead, it won't be until after a bubble of some sort. The central bank will take the markets where ever they want.
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to lend the word in English is LEND . When someone lend you money it's a loan.
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Thank you Mike.
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I have heard the terms but never understood the significance until this video. Thanks. This makes it understandable.
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You really know your stuff, Mike. Great work.
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Great video
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great info mike!!
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Nice but this is one dimensional analysis ala the Dow/Gold ratio. The World is much more complex than Simple Ratios. These are NOT reliable indicators for predicting future asset/stock prices.
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What? The market is trying to breakout of this megaphone pattern and will then go up up forever? Yes i think so to. Oh look Gold and Silver are going down again...
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Thanks Mike. By far the best explanation of this I've seen/heard.
(I don't claim great expertise but:) They say that other than the dollars price in gold or silver (real money) the other best indication of the "value of the dollar" might be interest earned on it, the cost of getting some of it on margin. If lenders cannot get much for it (or not much more for 10 or 30y loan, then for 3m loan) then it's value is not substantial -thus the yield curve is flat and the US economy might soon face a large downturn. This explanation seems to make sense. -
the crash is coming I would like to ask what continent would perform better provably Asia but I am interesting in South America thanks Mike see you soon
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