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The Credit Crisis Has Already Begun | The Fed’s About To Make It MUCH WORSE!



The Federal Reserve isn’t done with their rate hikes and this could trigger a horrific credit crisis. This is the real threat to the economy. Powell is going to keep fighting inflation because the data looks great and the big banks on Wall Street are now protected. Here’s why the next 6 to 12 months could be the calm before a horrific storm.

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✅ Timestamps & Chapters:
0:00 Powell’s Deadly Decision
2:04 The Fed’s Ultimate Excuse
4:07 Powell’s Secret Mandate
6:09 Massive Credit Crunch Building
8:46 The Fed’s Money Trap
11:38 Small Business Crisis

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40 Comments

  1. Powell is making good on his promise of pain. Why should we even expect happiness from the Fed? If you are holding any funny money from the past 15 years of reckless debt expansion, you have to know that they are not real and has to evaporate.  Bonds with negative returns, stocks discounting earnings way into the future and currency based on increasing borrowing and spending are paper assets which really need a harsh reality check.

  2. Unless another regional bank collapses before the Fed's May meeting, I predict another 25 basis points hike. I think Mr. Powell truly understands how bad things are now. You can sense the fear and uncertainty every time he speaks. I believe that the credit crunch will claim another bank or maybe 2 within a month. The names of a couple that are teetering on the brink right now are floating around on the net. We could see a mini bank run before the Fed's May meeting which would throw any predictions of Powell's actions into the unknown. Keep up the good work Sean. Peace out.

  3. As we speak, First Republic Bank reportedly lost over $100 billion in deposits & their stock is down another 50%. Credit Crunch has struck, just imagine if Powell hikes another 25 basis points.

  4. Once again a brilliant explanation of what is happening. But we need to know why! Two things spring to mind: the US military budget and the concentration of capital in the Mutual and Hedge Funds.

  5. Agree with Sean on a Credit Squeeze being on the horizon. Lending could prove a bigger problem than deposits, though.

    Banks would discount the security values of collateral offered. Especially dangerous, where borrowers’ equity falls hard against the level of debt, if property & asset values fall against the loan amount outstanding.

    While banks need deposits to stay liquid; banks would become reluctant to lend in times of increasing collateral risk. Else-put, banks would be less willing to accommodate loan requests.

    A rock and a hard place: Banks won’t want to be paying interest on term deposits, when lending becomes necessarily restricted. Herein, managing Liquidity vs Credit Policy and Risk Assessment becomes problematic.

  6. Damage was compounding beneath the surface before the FED hiked rates. Malinvestment is damage that accelerates inflation while destroying productivity. The UK's "productivity puzzle" slowed living standards since 2008, yet companies and people are still on the hook for excess debt taken out. It's just that folks with assets like equities or speculative assets like personal homes "feel" rich. This is super crazy because malinvestment with productivity destruction eventually leads to "crack up booms." This is a time when inflation becomes hyperinflation and out paces the returns from assets. In a country that outsources most of its inflation to every other country it's a great way to incentivize geopolitical instability at a time Russia's thinking about nuking Ukraine and China's thinking about running up in Taiwan.

  7. Government and the FED have simply failed on an epic level. There is no fixing the dollar or the economy. We are experiencing the first stages of the end of prosperity as we know it in America.

  8. The Kobayashi Maru No-Win Scenario. Except Jerome Powell is no Capt Kirk so the Ship is going to be destroyed and us along with it

  9. The ponzi scheme comes to an end as the drug money out of Afghanistan dries up .nothing more the money has all been launched through leveraging .now the Americans have to pay it all back as they borrowed and borrowed and borrowed .one year and eight months left before the huge sale on everything in America .from houses to watches .energy is next to double ,oil will go to two hundred dollars a barrel .final nail .

  10. I swapped all my USD for Mx Peso 6 months ago. Low inflation Peso will get super strong. And I use 3 banks and get between 10.4% and 12% with 1% Tax. HSBC Santander Imburser. Some pay out monthly

  11. Well explained , Recession , inflation will Swallow Federal reserved currency and bonds and Economy like a biggest Monsters even all Political Systems and All Politicians , financial instruments sooner or later .

  12. Love the channel, but I don’t think the economy is as strong as you think it is and using the politically manipulated jobs numbers are a faulty metric. Otherwise, totally concur with the credit crunch evaluation.

  13. Great insight Sean – I agree with everything you just said then. Starting to this play out in the Australian property market and small business. So many smaller shops starting to close their doors from the cheap money heroine, and the liquidity crunch.

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