Elon & Trump’s Secret Economic Plan Revealed

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lser-8R84mg

Summary

TLDRVideoen diskuterer den økonomiske situasjonen i USA, inkludert skatteinntektene på $4.92 trillion og utlånsutgifter på $3.9 trillion med en nettofiscal balanse på $127 billion. Med en gjeld på $35 trillion og en rente på 4.2%, er det et stort gap mellom inntektene og utgiftene. Elon Musk og Donald Trump antas å være involvert i en skjult plan for å håndtere disse utfordringene, med fokus på å redusere utgifter og potensielt justere renter. Videoen vurderer også hvordan regjeringens politikk rundt tariffer og arbeidsmarkedet kan bli påvirket av de nåværende forholdene.

Takeaways

  • 💰 USA genererer $4.92 trillion i skatteinntekt.
  • 📉 90% av skatteinntektene kommer fra privat sektor.
  • 💳 Den totale gjelden er $35 trillion.
  • ⚔️ Militære utgifter er ca. $875 billion.
  • 📊 Nettofiscal balanse er ca. $127 billion.
  • 📉 Årlige rentebetalinger på gjeld er $1.5 trillion.
  • 📉 Renten må ned for å håndtere gjeld.
  • 🛠️ Tariffer kan øke inntektene raskt, men skader på langsiktig basis.
  • 🔍 Elon og Trump har innflytelse på økonomiske avgjørelser.
  • 📉 Nestet arbeidsledighet og inflasjon er kritiske faktorer.

Timeline

  • 00:00:00 - 00:05:00

    I denne videoen diskuteres det som foregår mellom Elon Musk og Donald Trump, spesielt med tanke på økonomiske forhold og aksjemarkedet. Det påstås at de har en hemmelig plan som ikke er fullt ut offentliggjort, med betydelig innvirkning på aksjemarkedet. Det fremheves viktigheten av å forstå den nåværende økonomiske situasjonen, der USA har en netto finansbalanse på omtrent 127 milliarder dollar, men står overfor 35 billioner dollar i gjeld med 4,2 % rente som genererer årlige rentebetalinger på 1,5 billioner dollar. Dette fører til en sterk bekymring for landets økonomiske stabilitet, og det diskuteres hvorvidt rentene vil bli senket for å lette byrden av gjelden.

  • 00:05:00 - 00:10:28

    Det bli presentert noe relevant informasjon om hvordan sentralbankene og regjeringen responderer på dagens økonomiske situasjon,135 og hvordan dette kan påvirke arbeidsledighet og inflasjon. For øyeblikket er det en vurdering av hvordan renter for enkelte lån kan påvirke den generelle økonomien, ettersom høyere rentenivåer vil vanskeliggjøre refinansiering av gjeld. Det antydes også at USAs regjering, representert ved både Trump og Musk, har en bevissthet om den vanskelige situasjonen de står overfor, og det er en frykt for å måtte oppleve tid med lavere aksjepriser og høyere arbeidsledighet, noe som ytterligere presser behovet for å senke rentene.

Mind Map

Video Q&A

  • Hva er den årlige skatteinntekten til USA?

    USA genererer $4.92 trillion i skatteinntekt.

  • Hvor mye av skatteinntektene kommer fra den private sektoren?

    90% av skatteinntektene kommer fra den private sektoren.

  • Hva er den nåværende gjelden til USA?

    USA har en gjeld på $35 trillion.

  • Hva er noen av faktorene som påvirker rentene?

    Arbeidsledighet og inflasjon er viktige faktorer for renteinnstillinger.

  • Hvem er involvert i den påståtte skjulte planen for økonomien?

    Elon Musk og Donald Trump nevnes som sentrale aktører.

  • Kanskje er en av hensiktene med tariffer å øke skatteinntektene?

    Ja, tariffer kan midlertidig øke skatteinntektene, men kan ha langsiktige negative konsekvenser.

  • Hva er nettobalanse etter skatter og utgifter?

    Den nettofiscale balansen er omtrent $127 billion.

  • Hvordan vil renteendringer påvirke nasjonal gjeld?

    Lave renter kan redusere kostnadene for gjeldsbetjening.

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  • 00:00:00
    welcome back everybody so today we are
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    going to be checking out Elon and Trump
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    just in regards to the economy and
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    markets now I think they are currently
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    doing a secret
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    plan um and they're not really fully
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    disclosing it to the public for a few
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    different reasons because I think it
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    will have large implications on the
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    stock market so let's pretty much get
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    straight into it I really do think that
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    this is incredibly incredibly important
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    to fully understand because it will give
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    you a much better understanding of where
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    we currently are from a fiscal point of
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    view from a market point of view and
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    from a government's point of view
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    obviously when you start to zoom out and
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    you and you don't really look at the
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    headlines obviously what is going on
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    with Trump what is going on with Elon
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    and you really start to look at the
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    implications of of what is really going
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    on you you really start to get a very
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    good understanding now to basically get
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    into this whole thing we need to look at
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    the income from the United States so the
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    US basically generates $ 4.92 trillion
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    in tax revenue now of which 90%
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    basically comes from the private sector
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    and 10% basically comes from the public
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    sector now from an entitlement spending
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    a military spending the US is basically
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    spending 3.9 trillion and about
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    875 billion in terms of military
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    spending now when you deduct the
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    entitlements from the tax revenue you
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    are basically left with a net fiscal
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    balance of about
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    127 billion now what you need to take
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    into consideration what I think is
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    massively massively important is that
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    the US has set $35 trillion in debt what
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    basically needs to roll over onto the
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    current rates what is
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    4.2% interest rates now obviously 35
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    trillion at 4.2% interest rates gives
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    you an annual interest payment on the
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    debt of about $ 1.5 trillion now it
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    doesn't really take a genius to really
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    understand that a net fiscal balance of
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    about 130 billion would not pay off $1.5
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    trillion now they really need to start
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    to bring down the interest rates now
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    what I was talking in my previous video
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    is that the US government basically has
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    to refinance $7 trillion of debt in 2025
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    now when you look at the debt
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    distribution of the of this debt you can
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    basically see that it's about 40% of the
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    total debt needs to be refinanced in the
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    next couple of months and next couple of
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    weeks now what I have done over here is
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    I've basically taken that $7 trillion do
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    and I have applied a interest rate to
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    that $7 trillion so you can see what the
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    interest payments the annual interest
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    payments on that debt would be now
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    obviously at the moment at
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    420
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    obviously at 420 interest rates we would
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    see that the annual interest payments on
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    7 trillion would be about 300 billion
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    and at 3% it would be 210 billion at 2%
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    it would be 140 billion and at 1% it
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    would be 70 billion now if we take the
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    net fiscal balance and we basically
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    subtract the the rate obviously is 4.2%
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    3% 2% 1% you can start to see we get a
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    very very very different picture in
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    terms of what the net fiscal balance of
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    the United States would currently be and
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    why it is massively massively important
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    that the rates on the 10-year note comes
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    down significantly now obviously if it
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    rolls over to
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    4.2% the the net fiscal balance would be
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    minus 170 billion now now obviously this
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    is why I believe Elon and Doge are
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    looking at entitlement spendings they're
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    looking at spendings just in general to
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    try and save as much as possible now
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    what I have done is I have taken the
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    Doge clock from the US national debt
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    clock. org I'll obviously put this link
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    in the description but I I don't really
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    know how accurate this this number is
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    but I've basically just just said for
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    I've basically just rounded this number
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    up to about 190 billion now if we take
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    into consideration the savings what Elon
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    and Doge are currently doing and we add
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    that number back into the net fiscal
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    balance and then subtract obviously the
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    annual interest payments
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    on7
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    trillion we basically get 27 billion do
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    what are currently left over now this
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    isn't a perfect world this is obviously
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    if tax revenue is not impacted now
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    obviously there's a lot of news going
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    around at the moment especially when it
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    comes to trade tariffs now I really do
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    understand why you would want to put
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    trade tariffs on because I think trade
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    tariffs would bring in a lot of let's
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    say tax revenue very very quickly now
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    the long-term implications of tariffs
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    would be detrimental in terms of tax
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    revenue just in general but it does
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    really help in terms of bringing tax
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    revenue in very very quickly now now
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    what you can see here is that as the
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    interest rates basically come down you
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    can see that that there's massive relief
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    for the US government and what you can
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    see also is that I've just kept the 190
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    billion quite static throughout
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    obviously the next couple of weeks and
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    months and now obviously you could you
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    could imply that as Elon and Doge find
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    more and more wasteful spending
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    obviously this number would massively
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    increase what obviously is absolutely
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    true now you can start to see that as
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    interest rates come down and obviously
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    Elon starts to save the US government a
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    lot of spending you can start to see it
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    becomes a lot easier in terms of
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    managing the overall national debt now
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    why I think the interest rates are not
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    currently coming down is because now the
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    Federal Reserve has a mandate what is
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    basically maximum employ Loy mment and
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    price stability now with unemployment at
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    about 4.1% and inflation at about 3%
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    there is no real reason for them to drop
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    the rates they don't really have a
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    reason from a mandate perspective
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    because obviously unemployment is not
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    massively shooting up and inflation is
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    not massively shooting up so they are
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    kind of in a bit of a tricky position
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    obviously the Federal Reserve is fully
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    aware that the US government obviously
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    needs to refinance a lot of this debt
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    onto these higher rates and I think it's
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    very very clear of why we start to see
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    the market to come down because as the
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    market obviously starts to come down and
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    let's say unemployment starts to go
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    starts to go up the Federal Reserve can
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    obviously step in and obviously create a
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    reason to bring down the interest rates
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    and I think the the the desired interest
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    rate would be around 3 to 2% now
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    obviously there's going to be a lot of
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    debate around how much the FED cuts and
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    obviously I think that is very dependent
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    on how high the unemployment rate
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    actually goes and obviously how our
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    inflation goes so obviously if they
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    massively reduce the rates at the moment
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    where the current stock market is at it
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    doesn't really look that good because it
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    looks like they are trying to obviously
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    uh prop up asset prices when when you
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    start to look at the overall economy
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    from what the FED is currently looking
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    at from a unemployment and an inflation
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    standpoint they don't really like I
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    saying they don't really have a reason
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    so they really need to create an
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    artificial reason in terms of cutting
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    the rates now I do think like I was
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    saying in my previous video I think this
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    is going going to happen sooner rather
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    than later and like I was saying like
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    the unemployment rate is relatively low
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    the inflation rate is relatively low as
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    well and when you start to look at the
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    markets obviously we we we are seeing a
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    quite a large correction on the NASDAQ
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    and S&P now this now just to give you
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    some more context of what this yellow
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    line currently is now this is currently
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    the net liquidity of global net
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    liquidity around the world in terms of
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    uh central banks and I've basically
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    overlaid the net liquidity the global
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    net liquidity onto the NASDAQ now what
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    you can pretty much see now like let's
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    just bring this down a little bit and
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    let me just um now what you can pretty
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    much see what I always find very very
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    interesting is that you can start to see
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    these large Divergence so as the market
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    starts to
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    correct we then start to stimulate we
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    then start to print money what you can
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    see is that throughout history we can
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    kind of always see that the FED pretty
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    much steps in and prints the money to
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    obviously save the market and at the
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    moment when you start to look at the net
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    liquidity and obviously overlay it with
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    NASDAQ we see a massive massive I mean I
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    can't even get it onto the chat but we
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    can start to see a massive Divergence
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    and like I was saying like Market goes
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    up obviously liquidity goes down and
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    then obviously Market eventually follows
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    and obviously touches net liquidity the
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    FED comes in starts to stimulate and
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    again I mean obviously this you can
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    check this throughout history and we can
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    always see these divergences now
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    obviously we have a massive massive
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    Divergence now are they really going to
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    stimulate because obviously they're in a
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    very very difficult position right
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    because obviously if they do stimulate
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    it massively distorts asset prices
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    everybody thinks that we're going back
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    back to risk on but obviously if the
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    market starts to crash this would have
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    large implications on the um on the
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    unemployment but obviously it would
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    bring inflation down so obviously it
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    would give them the excuse in terms of
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    cutting the interest rates now I really
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    do think that Trump and Elon are fully
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    fully fully aware of all of these
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    numbers here and and I think that it's
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    on purpose that Trump is kind of
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    throwing his weight around a little bit
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    in terms of talking about tariffs
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    talking about this talking about that
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    because he really needs a reason now I
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    also just want to say that I can really
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    start to understand why the US doesn't
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    really want to advocate for war because
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    it would massively bloat their current
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    expenses now obviously Europe is pushing
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    and wants to escalate what is going on
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    in Europe and obviously I don't think
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    that is in the best interest of the US
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    now obviously as asset prices to come
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    down or what I'm assuming asset prices
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    will start to come down the market
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    starts to come down and obviously
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    unemployment starts to go up I really do
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    think that Elon and Trump are going to
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    have probably one of the worst times
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    from a reputation standpoint but the
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    thing is this is I really do think that
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    this is required in terms of bringing
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    down these interest rates because the
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    FED is not going to cut just because
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    Elon says so or just because Trump says
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    so I think they will be looking at
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    unemployment numbers and inflation
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    numbers and obviously if that means
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    reputational damage from a trump point
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    of view from a Tesla point of view from
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    an Elon point of view I think that is
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    what's required and I don't think many
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    people are actually paying attention
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    when you start to look at the bigger
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    picture they are just getting very
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    emotionally charged especially when it
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    comes to asset prices when it comes to
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    markets and they don't really start to
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    look under the hood now obviously this
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    could all just be speculation and I
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    could be massively massively wrong on
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    all of this and yeah this is just how
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    I'm currently thinking about the current
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    situation
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  • økonomi
  • USA
  • gjeld
  • renter
  • Elon Musk
  • Donald Trump
  • skatter
  • utgifter
  • tariffer
  • arbeidsledighet