Federal Reserve
10 statements across 6 episodes · 0 bullish · 7 bearish · 6 people on the record · first statement Apr 13, 2020 by Anthony Pompliano · said 53 times in 15 episodes since 2019 · across every show →
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brought up most by Nathan Latka (25), Jason Yanowitz (13), Jeff Booth (5), Preston Pysh (3), Gina Sanchez (2), Sam Jacobs (1), Jonathan Herzog (1), Darren Jer (1)
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2023 2 mentions in 1 episode
2022 1 mention in 1 episode
2021 2 mentions in 1 episode
2020 45 mentions in 9 episodes 5 per episode
- New podcast: Jason Yanowitz on Consequences of Fed Stimulus, Socialism Next, Bitcoin Halving
- Preston Pysh on Bitcoin $200,000, QE at the top, UBI at bottom, $10t+ Fed Balance Sheet?
- Scott Santens on UBI vs Stimulus Checks
- When Will Poor Revolt Against Rich? Is Unemployment Good? Currency Pegged To Bitcoin with Jeff Booth
- New podcast: Anthony Pompliano on Price of Bitcoin, Gold, Chinese Power, Corporate Bailouts and 3 Places He's Investing
- BrainTrust is Fiverr Owned by The Talent via Crypto Token
- Masterworks: SaaS Wealth Going Into Picasso Paintings, 20x Returns?
- Jonathan Herzog: His Plan To Get 30k Votes to Beat Jerry Nadler for NY Congressional Seat, YangGang Strategy and Freedom Dividend
- 1 more episode that year, every mention in 2020 →
2019 1 mention in 1 episode
Everything said about Federal Reserve, oldest first
Apr 13, 2020 bearish
Pompliano: Fed printing trillions will eventually trigger an inflationary environment
“What I think we're seeing right now is the feds fighting a deflation and you just, they're not going to win right until they start printing trillions and trillions of dollars. And when they do that, we will eventually get back into an inflationary environment.”
Apr 15, 2020
Apr 15, 2020 bearish
Yanowitz: Fed stimulus cannot drive GDP growth during pandemic lockdowns
“In the 2008, 2009, the pumping money into the economy that actually worked really well. Right. And we got out of that recession. Why? Because it was a financial crisis. So people didn't have enough money. You print more money, you give them more money. They go…”
Apr 22, 2020 neutral
Pysh: 2020 Fed printing simply returns central banks to post-2008 trendline
“So when you look at this chart and you look at all the printing that they've done just in the last month, that line takes you straight back up to the, if you were going to plot all these balance sheets together where you had this nice linear line that was just…”
Apr 22, 2020 negative
Pysh: Fed Used COVID-19 as Cover for Inevitable Quantitative Easing
“Leading into COVID, they were already expanding the balance sheet through the repo market, and it was only a matter of time before they were going to have to do QE. And so once the COVID hit. It was like, oh yeah, here we go here. It's QE because of COVID. It …”
Apr 30, 2020 bearish
Apr 30, 2020 negative
May 20, 2020 negative
Santens: Bailing out homeowners in 2008 would have prevented mortgage securities from failing
“Like, we already know that buying up all these assets was something that vastly increased inequality and vastly Disproportionately, positively impacted, you know, asset holders. And we could have just bailed out the people, made sure that people could afford t…”
May 20, 2020 negative
Apr 4, 2023
Sanchez: Rising oil, rising rates, and Fed contraction devastate portfolios
“Oil prices will go up that interest rates will go up, and that the Fed balance sheet will start to retrench. That tends to be a death blow to a number of portfolios. It doesn't matter what caused it, and so I think a lot of people try to focus on the crystal b…”