Live in the US. I'm piss'd off that the politicians and the regulatory agencies never tackle the problem , they just continually kick the can down the road.
I basically have come to terms that i live in a crumbling empire. I've lost all hope that my kids will grow up proud to be Americans. Trying to instill personal thinking and not following like sheep at the very least.
It's a mix of high government, corporate, and personal debt creating instability-a perfect storm. Consider consulting an expert to help allocate your stocks.
Accurate asset allocation is crucial, I used hedging strategies to allocate part of my portfOlio to defensive assets for market downturns. Expert guidance is vital for achieving this. This approach has helped me stay finan-cially secure for over five years, yielding nearly $1 million in returns on invest-ments.
I curiously searched for her full name and her website popped up after scrolling a bit. I looked through her credentials and did my due diligence before contacting her.
@@StartingOverProject it makes no sense, why would someone who has a ton of credit (good credit score) be rewarded with lower interest rates to further perpetuate their debt? Shouldn't they be punished for taking in debt and spending more than they make with higher interest rates. And shouldn't people with no credit looking to step their foot in the door be lured in with lower interest rates? Its literally backwards.
@@BandiMasha should only be used for when its absolutely needed like when buying a car or mortgage. People who buy their breath mints and groceries with credit are literally just abusing the system. Then they are rewarded for it.
the right or left trying to blame the other for the debt is laughable. The corporate war uni-party is to blame and that includes the overwhelming majority of both parties.
Of course it has to be politicized. The government is the one owning this debt lol. Since the inception of money made out of thin air, or let's say made out of debt, this economic system was destined to fail.
I will love to have this type of video done specifically for African countries and the implications these debts will have on an average citizen of the various countries involved. Because our politicians are fast turning our unborn generations into debtors whilst squandering the borrowed funds at the slightest opportunity. 👍
All these countries in debts towards who? 😅 Who's the trillionair lending all this money? This economic system is a joke, bring back the gold standard please
The lender, in the US case, is the Federal Reserve….central banks. They pump out dollars backed by nothing to fund government spending and government expansion. It’s not a problem any politician will commit to solving….it ends badly for future generations.
Bitcoin is a swarm of cyber hornets serving the goddess of wisdom, feeding on the fire of truth, exponentially growing ever smarter, faster, and stronger behind a wall of encrypted energy.
Japan also suffered from the collapse of a massive real estate bubble. The banks were unwilling to recognize or write-off massive debts from defaulted corporate loans, so keeping these non-performing loans on their balance sheets prolonged the economic stagnation and reduced investment in potentially more efficient companies that otherwise could have prospered and lifted the economy. This banking crisis took years to resolve fully. Japan pioneered quantitative easing (QE) and yield curve control (YCC); other countries have learned from and implemented these policies.
Each other, it’s the rules of the game of the global economy. Stop playing by the rules, game over. But in practice, a couple of entities extract value from billions of little hard working ants, using this same value to control and manipulate these same ants to do their bidding.
Debtors: Ah, yes, our investments are safe because we lend them to the government! Nothing is safer than that! Governments: If we can't pay those back, then it's your problem (not ours). Debtors: But but but you can print money! Governments: That is exactly your problem. Debtors: Does not compute! Oh...right inflation.
Paying 5x to 20x for national infrastructure projects is why we cannot have nice things in this country. Such as Winter fuel payments for the elderly and those in need...
@@yanan3681 London to Birmingham, sorry, I mean “Old Oak Common” to Birmingham, should have been £10 billion, £15 Billion at absolute worse. Not the £65 Billion + that we, you taxpayers, will be paying. HS2, as-is, is the worst designed, most wasteful, most destructive, and most expensive way possible to do this job.
@@minttrax Not FUD, fact. Even if you bought rock bottom your not far off your buy in 22. Also depends how your staking. Top rate is 19% locked that I know of. Do the math on that then cut your taxes in and you need to be staking a truck load for good gains. Even the bottom after dot redecimalized in August 2020 would see you with only a 50% gain currently if you held since then, if you got out November 21 you did well. Not FUD, fact.
how could that be, 74% for households and 78% for companies if total 100% and total debt 123%? Does corporate also includes households or how it works?
Economy is like a freight train, slow to start rolling, slow to stop. Once it catches momentum, it rolls like a freight train. Some have problem of overloading carriage after carriage, Forcing engine to work at overcapacity & overload. Hence engine might blow up. Some are running at high speed with overload, on a curve of "transition", High probably of derailment. Some are literally running out of fuel., lol
I don't think people understand that USA debt is not actually a problem as long as that money is efficiently spent (increasing productivity of the nation). :) USA can't go insolvent since the debt is denominated in USD and only USA can "print" USDs...USA just needs to keep the inflation in place. It's a different story for euro zone countries that can't just "print" euros as they don't have the Feds.
Are there any countries that aren’t in deep debt.. it’s fantastic for the people on the other side of the trade.. printing money out of thin air and getting all that interest money..
As a middle age local of Singapore, I would say that Temasek is not the organization helping with the national debt amount or economy, and may even be a contributor of more debt and burden to national economy, because Temasek has made many massive losses in many of their investments. The real reason why Singapore can sustain such high debt rate is because it is a small country with huge capability to attract immigration from Asian countries. The country allows wealthy people to migrate into the country trough investment in local assets. The country's population went from 3 million in 1990 to 6 million in 2024, and most new citizens and PR are wealthy people from India, China, Indonesia and various Asian countries. Whenever there is an economic problem, the government can issue more PR and citizenships to attract wealthy people to invest in the country, holding up the economy well.
Fixing the debt in the US is easy. Just revert every aspect of our nation to pre-Reagan times. Housing was available and affordable, CEOs didn't make ungodly amounts of money, enshitification hadn't taken hold. Etc etc
Defense spending in the US is a vanishingly small portion of the debt. Most of it is entitlement spending. The US government has never seen a program it won't fund, as well as supporting foreign governments. As long as you spend more than you receive, you will have growing deficits. Most of this spending is to buy votes in order to stay in power.
I hate that all these issues are banks pulling levers - We do this, we get that.. We do that, we get this.. We are NOT made to be manipulated like that. Let the markets be free markets with a free and scarce money- And tax the goddamn rich.
Can you imagine if a country had it's own bank that could print and lend with no interest to it's people....ohh yes all those who've tried have been invaded and destroyed..
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Live in the US. I'm piss'd off that the politicians and the regulatory agencies never tackle the problem , they just continually kick the can down the road.
Welfare !!.
Ron Paul has been bashing that alarm for decades 😮🎉
I basically have come to terms that i live in a crumbling empire. I've lost all hope that my kids will grow up proud to be Americans. Trying to instill personal thinking and not following like sheep at the very least.
With the debt crisis potentially causing market volatility, how can I protect my $600K stock portfolio from declining?
It's a mix of high government, corporate, and personal debt creating instability-a perfect storm. Consider consulting an expert to help allocate your stocks.
Accurate asset allocation is crucial, I used hedging strategies to allocate part of my portfOlio to defensive assets for market downturns. Expert guidance is vital for achieving this. This approach has helped me stay finan-cially secure for over five years, yielding nearly $1 million in returns on invest-ments.
I could really use the expertise of this advsors
Her name is ‘Marissa Lynn Babula’. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
I curiously searched for her full name and her website popped up after scrolling a bit. I looked through her credentials and did my due diligence before contacting her.
Debt is nothing more than the miss management of money.
Or the illusion that hides resource shortages
I never thought the 'Zombie Apocalypse' would be like this!
This simulation of the thing we called reality is really boring. It has no monsters for us to kill to earn gold. It has no magic or dragons.
@@acosilicon boring? you must live in a wealthy country if you don't have to worry about being robbed and murdered.
are you a trader?
Nobody should be surprised when the credit system rewards being in debt.
It’s so dumb- I know people that only spend money on credit to bolster their credit score.
Never a borrower or lender be! 👍👌😀
@@StartingOverProject it makes no sense, why would someone who has a ton of credit (good credit score) be rewarded with lower interest rates to further perpetuate their debt? Shouldn't they be punished for taking in debt and spending more than they make with higher interest rates. And shouldn't people with no credit looking to step their foot in the door be lured in with lower interest rates? Its literally backwards.
@@BandiMasha should only be used for when its absolutely needed like when buying a car or mortgage. People who buy their breath mints and groceries with credit are literally just abusing the system. Then they are rewarded for it.
Guy has been on a tear with back to back videos! Keep the content coming!
Gotta hate how the debt crisis has become politicized like everything else.
Always was. Since the dawn of civilization
the right or left trying to blame the other for the debt is laughable. The corporate war uni-party is to blame and that includes the overwhelming majority of both parties.
Of course it has to be politicized. The government is the one owning this debt lol.
Since the inception of money made out of thin air, or let's say made out of debt, this economic system was destined to fail.
I will love to have this type of video done specifically for African countries and the implications these debts will have on an average citizen of the various countries involved. Because our politicians are fast turning our unborn generations into debtors whilst squandering the borrowed funds at the slightest opportunity. 👍
You should see Greece's debt to GDP ratio
Fun fact about Singapore - very few people are allowed to buy a car.
Why?
All these countries in debts towards who? 😅 Who's the trillionair lending all this money? This economic system is a joke, bring back the gold standard please
The Roths and a few others
Bitcoin standard makes more sense
The lender, in the US case, is the Federal Reserve….central banks. They pump out dollars backed by nothing to fund government spending and government expansion. It’s not a problem any politician will commit to solving….it ends badly for future generations.
Or better still, a BTC standard! 🎉
Bitcoin is a swarm of cyber hornets serving the goddess of wisdom, feeding on the fire of truth, exponentially growing ever smarter, faster, and stronger behind a wall of encrypted energy.
For the USA you are missing one big expense : perpetual war , how much does a carrier group cost ?
Ok my bad , should watch to the end
That's why they had to leave the gold standard so they could print for endless war.
Remember on Sept 10th 2001 Rumsfeld announced that the pentagon could not find a trillion$??? $tart there... 😮
@@Ozjockey111💯
the fact this could have been solved with just NOT printing more money and letting the values of all goods become fixed baffles me.
Usury and compound interest keeps the slaves in chains mate.
Every time a bond is printed, "new money" needs to be printed.
Is there like a reverse list? You know countries that have a balanced budget and how are they doing?
Don't forget that's an official data.
Italian living in France here.. I'm f***ed😂
double😮
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Gold, silver and crypto to survive the economic cycle. I sold all investment properties. All precious metals are up 25% since 2023.
Crypto crashed right after this video came out lol
2-3% is a crash for you?
@@arnoldsridharan8766 if it happens in about 1-3 mins yes LOL its notable.
Zoom out breh, twas no crash today
@@chaseteter no eh.......
Current financial structures are unsustainable.
Great Info! Shout out from BELIZE
Don't forget that inflation is running well over 20% , and the TAX bill.
Japan also suffered from the collapse of a massive real estate bubble. The banks were unwilling to recognize or write-off massive debts from defaulted corporate loans, so keeping these non-performing loans on their balance sheets prolonged the economic stagnation and reduced investment in potentially more efficient companies that otherwise could have prospered and lifted the economy. This banking crisis took years to resolve fully. Japan pioneered quantitative easing (QE) and yield curve control (YCC); other countries have learned from and implemented these policies.
Surprised didn't see the UK....
Listening to you i feel like i know way too much on such a deep level when i speak people think im a know it all an ajua Thanks
Good morning, Coin Bureau community. Another great video by Guy and the team. Thank you!
Not everyone just the U.K and the U.S.....
Polkadot please
If everyone sinks together, it can hardly be noticeable unless they feel the bottom
Italië is a rich country their black economie is enormous .
very useful, didn't expect this ranking!
Why governments borrow money at all? …and from private banks?!? Wtf is this system? It’s ridiculous!😂
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Can you tell me who we owe?
The banks.
Each other, it’s the rules of the game of the global economy. Stop playing by the rules, game over.
But in practice, a couple of entities extract value from billions of little hard working ants, using this same value to control and manipulate these same ants to do their bidding.
Its on the road to the big bang and cbdcs
Yep.
All roads lead to cbdcs...
Debtors: Ah, yes, our investments are safe because we lend them to the government! Nothing is safer than that!
Governments: If we can't pay those back, then it's your problem (not ours).
Debtors: But but but you can print money!
Governments: That is exactly your problem.
Debtors: Does not compute! Oh...right inflation.
Paying 5x to 20x for national infrastructure projects is why we cannot have nice things in this country. Such as Winter fuel payments for the elderly and those in need...
The waste of money on HS2 was just plain criminal
@@yanan3681 London to Birmingham, sorry, I mean “Old Oak Common” to Birmingham, should have been £10 billion, £15 Billion at absolute worse. Not the £65 Billion + that we, you taxpayers, will be paying.
HS2, as-is, is the worst designed, most wasteful, most destructive, and most expensive way possible to do this job.
polkadot update
i agree
Poke dots
Not good even if you bought the 22 bottom unfortunately 😔
@@Kranskinator1 FUD. I bought most of mine at the 22 bottom, been dca'ing and staking ever since and my position is still very much in the green.
@@minttrax Not FUD, fact. Even if you bought rock bottom your not far off your buy in 22. Also depends how your staking. Top rate is 19% locked that I know of. Do the math on that then cut your taxes in and you need to be staking a truck load for good gains. Even the bottom after dot redecimalized in August 2020 would see you with only a 50% gain currently if you held since then, if you got out November 21 you did well. Not FUD, fact.
And whats quantitative confusing???
Where is Greece?
Thanks
Thanks for the video sugar cakes ❤
great video
And china ?
China and Greece are worse then France 🇫🇷 world debt clock 👀
I see he as added up all 3 debts corporate government and public Chinese people don’t have much debt
Could you do one of these analysis on Canada please?
think Hundred coin is a solid project the market cap is really small at the moment
Please can you do video on El Salvador and is BTC really getting them out debt ?? Thank you Guy.
how could that be, 74% for households and 78% for companies if total 100% and total debt 123%? Does corporate also includes households or how it works?
Gov debt + Household debt + Corporate debts...
So government keep borrowing to keep prices high 😢
Economy is like a freight train, slow to start rolling, slow to stop.
Once it catches momentum, it rolls like a freight train.
Some have problem of overloading carriage after carriage,
Forcing engine to work at overcapacity & overload.
Hence engine might blow up.
Some are running at high speed with overload, on a curve of "transition",
High probably of derailment.
Some are literally running out of fuel., lol
I don't think people understand that USA debt is not actually a problem as long as that money is efficiently spent (increasing productivity of the nation). :)
USA can't go insolvent since the debt is denominated in USD and only USA can "print" USDs...USA just needs to keep the inflation in place.
It's a different story for euro zone countries that can't just "print" euros as they don't have the Feds.
Illegal immigration is expensive.
Lmao Camel said immigration will be the first thing to mention
Don't say that! TH-cam will report you to British authorities. 😮
I second this
Cool with the antisemitism
Ah Guy
Whats quantum confusing???
Are there any countries that aren’t in deep debt.. it’s fantastic for the people on the other side of the trade.. printing money out of thin air and getting all that interest money..
Blockchain technology brings stockmarket value liquidity in 9 digits numbers is called staking means minimum companies stock money
The banks in France give good interest on your savings.
will he let singapore get away with claiming their fake sovereign wealth fund (temasek, not GIC) as an offset to their debt?
Surely you missed out Greece 😮
japan has 9 trilion dollars debt, not 4,5.
Did you know that the average stripper in Miami makes $5000 EVERY WEEK? MINIMUM? Tax free! Because its in cash
you forgot UK, that sinking ship should be in the top 5
Probally dosn`t want to get arrested
What’s to enjoy.
As a middle age local of Singapore, I would say that Temasek is not the organization helping with the national debt amount or economy, and may even be a contributor of more debt and burden to national economy, because Temasek has made many massive losses in many of their investments.
The real reason why Singapore can sustain such high debt rate is because it is a small country with huge capability to attract immigration from Asian countries. The country allows wealthy people to migrate into the country trough investment in local assets. The country's population went from 3 million in 1990 to 6 million in 2024, and most new citizens and PR are wealthy people from India, China, Indonesia and various Asian countries. Whenever there is an economic problem, the government can issue more PR and citizenships to attract wealthy people to invest in the country, holding up the economy well.
Fixing the debt in the US is easy. Just revert every aspect of our nation to pre-Reagan times.
Housing was available and affordable, CEOs didn't make ungodly amounts of money, enshitification hadn't taken hold. Etc etc
Debt is a feature of capitalism. Not a bug
4.5 trillion is Japan's GDP, not its national debt.
Just look to Japan to see where the US is headed.
95% of Japan's government debt is held domestically, which is structurally completely different from the United States FYI
@@agentsmith404 Absolutely true. we were addressing different issues
How about China debt to GDP ratio 287.8%?
I posted a comment on your channel about this about 3-4 years ago, and you just rudely replied with a sarcastic comment.
More like supporting them selves !
2:35 Thanks I broke my screen
don't worry, the government will still pay themselves first
You missed out CHINA @ 310% debt/GDP & AUSTRALIA (small but apparently rich) @ 280% debt/GDP😮😢😂
What's your source for the Aussie ratio? I can only find figures around 49 - 50% for Aussie government debt to GDP
Spoiler alert, unlike personally debt . Government can print themselves out of debt.
Its funny how governments issue bonds each other. I really don't get this system.
Defense spending in the US is a vanishingly small portion of the debt. Most of it is entitlement spending. The US government has never seen a program it won't fund, as well as supporting foreign governments. As long as you spend more than you receive, you will have growing deficits. Most of this spending is to buy votes in order to stay in power.
I live in France & we're swimming the sauce. ..
Debt jubilee
The US has "insufficient taxing"? Lol
It may have deterred certain investors, but it definitely turned on, but certain Prime Minister
I hate that all these issues are banks pulling levers - We do this, we get that.. We do that, we get this.. We are NOT made to be manipulated like that. Let the markets be free markets with a free and scarce money- And tax the goddamn rich.
G*d help us when a digital currency is introduced..
The control will be even worse..
W vid
UK 🇬🇧?
蒸気波？？
Fiat and debt are poison. We should go back to hard assets.
95% of Japan's government debt is held domestically
GDP is inflated
This was the real crisis in 2019
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Where's all our tax money going?
But usa too😅
The US is fine. They can just raise their debt ceiling again🙄
YEAAH SINGAPORE!
AND THIS IS WHY CBDC'S ARE DEFINITE
Check out SLCTY, this is gonna send hard imo. Don't sleep on this!!
Can you imagine if a country had it's own bank that could print and lend with no interest to it's people....ohh yes all those who've tried have been invaded and destroyed..
There is an easy way the US would have to let there ego go and cut the military budget in half .
EU - zajednica za ugljen i čelik. U kojoj se odavno ne kopa ugljen. U kojoj se odavno ne proizvodi čelik.
Ali se zato na veliko proizvode komisije. EU ima komisiju za sve. Od žvakače gume do Marsovaca na Plutonu.
Čak i komisiju za droce. Zato ih u Briselu i ima pol milijuna. Za svakog komisionara po jedna.
"Crazy"
Beautiful SRP accent (which 85% of Brits do not have).