Topic: What is the current economic waiting now its Money printimg (Read 199 times)

You watched too much news about money printing. Your posts are not easy to understand but I think your point is about the next crisis we will soon be facing is about excessive money-printing. But you don't really have to worry too much about it, there are forms of government that control this and they must first pass a good reason on why they will try to print again. Then, I am sure the value of their money will depreciate as an aftermath of what they had done.
So, if you are in a country that doesn't print too much money then there's really nothing to be stressed with.

Money printing is an issue, a gamble of sorts. But it has been working for the USA so far because the setbacks are still manageable. I don't think that a collapse is imminent, at least not in a sense of anything worse than in 2008. It also seems to be that the US is finding areas of development and production to cover for the printing, namely in the military area. So, if anything, perhaps the printing will be put on pause soon, as real sources of revenue start working. Economy is tied closely to politics, and since the US is still a global superpower, there's enough demand for its currency and enough trust in the power of this country to avoid a collapse.

FRC crashing had more to due with low quality commercial real estate loans. That BTFP was mostly for MBS and Treasuries. The bank that had a huge unrealized loss was Silicon Valley bank on treasuries. FRC would of been fine if they had tons of Treasuries but they had lots of loans that nobody would buy.

So now the BTFP wouldn’t really create money printing but if the fed expands the program to include commercial loans and other loans such as auto loans then we got a problem. The banks will be saved but the feds balance sheet will skyrocket.

Try not to speak riddles like Yoda and form your sentences so that anyone other then yourself can understand them.
We are not mind readers and if people need to guess what you mean, they will guess wrong.

You can polish your communication by explaining what you mean. "waiting for big Money printing brrr." isn't clear explanation. It just raises more questions.
I know it can be boring or even difficult to explain everything clearly from the start, but starting from the end or from middle of thought isn't helping your message.

Printing more money to cover the crash of banks and inflation in the economy will only ignite more inflation and recession in future. Today the US government thinks that they are solving the problem but they will put their citizens into hardship with time.

The US economy is facing so much crisis today because little time is given to tackle inflation by the government. Instead, the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine is where more attention is diverted to. The government forgets the early this war comes to an end the better for the whole world economy. Inflation is a norm in every economy but not as high as this.

Maybe the OP skipped his economics class . Same to the people I know who also thinks that printing more money will solve the issue on money lol. Yes, mate we already know what happened to Venezuela. Their money is almost worthless now and I heard people there are looking for another currency as an alternative.

Bitcoin is going to be a big help for them. Quarter 1 is over but I think the crises that we felt is only an inflation and recession. Is the OP talking about another form of virus? I think I already saw one recently in the news. Let's hope it won't become a widespread and the governments won't push it further but it's better to be prepared for any crises by having a money on hand and some Bitcoin investment.

Most crises are artificial. No one knows for sure if the state has a real gold reserve, or if we have unsecured paper on hand. How many of us have been to the state gold vault? Could it be empty?  In my opinion, a crisis begins when it benefits the ruling elite to organize another rearrangement of the world.

While they're combating deflation as the said quote, bitcoin is the actual deflationary asset that we all need.

And the government doesn't have a lovely thing to say with that and it's too obvious as to why they're against to it. Some of them do obliged but still many of them don't approve of bitcoin.

There's more negative effect with printing more money and we all do understand that now better than before.

Yes, in my opinion, we have to start buying bitcoin from now on to survive if there is a crisis, we are also ready to deal with it because some people change their dollars into bitcoins so they don't get high inflation. I think that's a very good step compared to us buying stablecoins like usdt and usdc

I think money printed by the federal reserves is not the issue, it is the amount that is the problem. Every nation needs to keep printing more money, but if you print more than you should that becomes a problem. Like for USA, after this point, if they keep on printing about 100 to 300 billion dollars every year for growth, that would be eaten by the inflation and won't be a problem, that s a normal amount.

But they did like 4-5 trillion during pandemic, and as we all know that was a terrible idea, shouldn't have done it, tax the rich if you need more money, cutting taxes on yacths wasn't the solution. All in all we know now that money printing is not the deal, many saw that and thought money printing was the issue, but the reality is that it's more about how much.

think about it this way.

$500billion money print is only $1500 per person of Us 330m population(covid cheques)

but a basic below min wage pension would be about $15k+ a year.. for a decade thus over $5trillion. (basic math 10x last sentence numbers x 10 years)

i know an average life expectancy is 80 years so out of 330m its about 41m pop per decade pension utility
meaning that is more like $6trillion per decade just to supply basic minimum pension allowance

many peoples pensions are worth alot more then $15k a year($6trillion a decade)

It's so hard to comprehend what op is trying to say. But what crisis are we expecting to happen for you to say that there will be a big money printing? I'm curious about the "big one" you're talking about... Things happens that results to printing money to aid a certain problem but excessive printing of money wont do good for a longer run but will only do harm to the economy.

I can't and I don't even want to imagine this to happen. Why are you expecting for something like this to happen? With what happened when the pandemic started and the economy is still on the process of recovering from it, I don't think the government will do something like this sooner.

Dumb amounts of money printing started over a year ago and it brought the crisis with it back then and the crisis only grows in size. Not much has changed though so if you want to start a new discussion about it, you should try to include more than some generic statements and mention what significant change is occurring in the "money printing scene".

For example one news worth discussing is the rumors of US regime decision to print trillions to save the failing banking sector. That is a bailout much worse than 2008 while both inflation and recession rage on inside United States.

Money printing definitely not the solution to solve economic crisis, if the economy is already battling inflation how does money printing provide a solution.
I think the @op is just over imagining things, if you always listen to what is said in the media you will be overwhelmed by too many worries.
Yeah so far Q1 2023 already ended without any major crisis except what already existing.
Besides crisis does not help anyone so there is no need to keep anticipating there will be one.

stop thinking that printing money is the solution to every financial problem that occurs, printing money will only make things worse ^{(see Venezuela for example)}

the predicted crisis is just a rumor, just imagine there are lots of rumors circulating that in Q1 2023 there will be a severe crisis, in fact, it didn't happen at all, so there's no need to be too afraid of crisis rumors, just enjoy your life and invest more in bitcoin.

ever since 2008 the main next crisis would be the state pension crisis and private pension crisis

its beginning to happen now, raising the pension age because government and pension funds dont have enough money in their reserves to pay all current old people

also they are pushing to get the under 30 age demograph to start saving for pension because most under 30yo's are doing part time, zero hour contract, gig economy types of jobs which dont come with pension plans naturally

less people at the young age are depositing into pension reserves vs the more healthier longer surviving older people who are taking more out of the reserves
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though they have already put trillions into the upper echelons of private banking but those phases of QE of 2020/2021 were more about bolstering the GDP numbers using debt as assets to keep certain countries at top GDP rankings to stop china from overtaking them in rankings (you can now see phase two of that where UK/US/EU are reducing imports from china to reduce chinas GDP growth competition, because the QE did not help much long term)

however this money went into private bankers bonuses rather than refilling pension reserves

so with inflation caused by the QE of 2020/21 exceeding the pension pots aim of 2%, those pension reserves are depleting in goods/service value meaning those retiring cant afford to retire

so there will be a QE of pension funds if they cannot get more younger folk to invest in pensions and less older folk taking pensions

What he means is that there is going to be some big credit event such as these banks crashing and there will be a massive recession and fed will have to immediately cut rates and it’ll make crypto go up because they are going to be printing money again.

Basically it’ll be an inflation wave where inflation goes down but after all that money printing it will go back up again. Kind of what happened in the 70s where we got double digit inflation.

Exactly, if they will just to continue to print money just to pay their debts then it's all wrong. Printing money is not the solution, on the contrary, inflation is going to rise, just like what we are seeing in the US right now. And now people are withdrawing their money from banks because it will just lose it's value overtime. So what happens is that we will have a bank ran, and that is what we are seeing right now. Banks are falling one by one and governments are trying to salvage them.

As for us? well we have a safe-haven, in BTC and perhaps other solid altcoins as a hedge. But what about individuals who don't know what to do right now in the worsening economic fall-out resulting in money printing? So that's where the problems lies, people are going to be affected negatively.

OP is right about that printing. The US government had one chance of taming inflation and that whole strategy relied on scaring people into hoarding money. They failed and all statistics are showing this. People are still spending and all the FED managed to do was bankrupt banks. People aren't dumb they saw 2 things in the last year.
1. The FED is incompetent and doesn't control inflation.
2. Since the banks are going down, it means the FED will have to help them and print, so it's a good idea to keep spending.
Also, it's a bad idea to keep money in banks since they could go bust.

Indeed the government always performed this money printing every time there is a recession because the  Government thought of printing more money to combat deflation.  As one of the nation's central bank stated:


True uncontrolled inflation is a bad thing but most governments believe that controlled inflation is necessary in order for the economy to move and aid the growth of the economy.  So printing money if there is an actual need to support the growth of the country is very important to balance the economy of a country.