Predictions from this Video

Total: 11
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 11
Prediction
Topic
Status
The Federal Reserve will print money at a rate of approximately $500 billion per year, based on the current rate of $40 billion per month.
"they're printing about $40 billion a month. So that's, you know, that's going to be a rate of just under $500 billion a year of money printing."
FED
Pending
The Federal Reserve will accelerate its money printing due to the deteriorating financial situation.
"And that's before we've come across this deteriorating financial situation in March, which is of course most likely going to result in a faster rate of money printing."
FED
Pending
Loans from the Federal Reserve to the US government (via Treasury purchases) will never be paid back.
"The answer is that they're taking this newly printed money and they're buying US Treasury bills and Treasury notes and Treasury bonds. In other words, they are lending money to the US governments, loans that are never going to be paid back."
USGOV
Pending
The Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates at the April 29th FOMC meeting (97.4% chance).
"The next Federal Reserve FOMC meeting is going to take place on April 29th and there's a 97.4% 4% chance that they're not going to cut interest rates."
FEDFUNDS
Pending
The Federal Reserve will not change interest rates at the June 17th FOMC meeting (92% chance).
"There's a 92% chance that they won't change the interest rates at that meeting [June 17th]."
FEDFUNDS
Pending
The Federal Reserve will keep interest rates the same at the July FOMC meeting (88.2% chance).
"And then we take a look at the next meeting in July, an 88.2% chance that they're going to keep interest rates the same."
FEDFUNDS
Pending
The Federal Reserve will keep interest rates the same at the September FOMC meeting (86.4% chance).
"And then we take a look out as far as September, an 86.4% chance that they're going to keep rates the same."
FEDFUNDS
Pending
The Federal Reserve will inevitably print more and more money.
"But what I can tell you with certainty is that they're going to have to print more and more money. Like that is inevitable."
FED
Pending
If the Federal Reserve does not print more money, the debt bubble will burst, leading to a sovereign debt crisis and an economic depression.
"Otherwise, what's going to happen? The debt bubble's going to burst. We're going to have a sovereign debt crisis and that's going to lead to an economic depression."
ECON
Pending
Fiat currencies will continue to devalue, and there will be more inflation.
"They're just going to have to print more money. Fiat currencies will continue to devalue and there's going to be more inflation, right?"
INFLATION
Pending
Real assets will continue to increase in price.
"So, what's the result going to be? real assets will continue going up in price."
REALASSETS
Pending