I am completely dumbfounded that this video hasn’t gone “viral”...at least in the academic/finance/geopolitical world. Brilliant exchange. Well done @Wharton!!
It's important that we listen when he says markets have been decoupled from the real economy. The Fed has one tool for every situation, which is print money and cut rates. The markets are insulated and artificial. Great conversation.
‘Insulated and artificial’ begs the question, MANIPULATION; is it possible & who benefits? Because, to some, it translates to real dollars that can ‘disappear’ and are not ‘insulated and artificial’
I knew it. One of THE wisest men in the world is talking openly about something and get shut down and redirected to questions about generalizations about off topic opinions. What in the heck is going on!?! At 6:17
can someone explain me some basic economics. if you put too much currency in the market, and cut the supply of goods, you have surplus cash, not enough goods, this causes bad inflation. why aren't we seeing inflation in western economies?
Not really. In general, the quality of sound and the positive effects of having good sound are being hugely underrated at large. And that's kind of hard to explain, given the huge growth on the tech side. Getting good sound has never been easier. Number of people doing the worst? Never greater ;/ The human side of the equation has been a huge let down.
@48:00 He says at Wharton the students discuss the acceptable trade offs between political repression and economic growth. Ahem. Think about it. Fascism as an acceptable economic tool being taught at an American elite business school. I shudder to think where we'll be in ten years.
Pakistan is a huge market. Why are you ignoring that country and only focusing on India (which is being run by a fascist regime)? And don't forget Bangladesh and Sri Lanka too. Huge potential for growth!
Pakistan is bankrupt and it will have to give up both Gwader port and Gilgit Baltisytan to China to repay its debt to China. This is the prospect of friendship with China, the wolf .
Unfortunately India has way more soft power. Pakistan is extremely corrupt. It's simple of you can't trust people then there is no business possibilities. That's not to say that there are no good and honest people in Pakistan. It's just corruption is rife.
Btw India's growth had fizzled out because there are many emerging countries that compete way better than India. The new nationalist wave in India is going to quick become a banana republic again. Just like every other emerging country it has a Brain drain. The smart people can't put up with stupidity around then and look to move to the west.
Much of this is made confusing, to the non-trader, by constant reference to ‘market talk/speak’. This is strictly a sales technique. Too much truth/understanding to the buyer take profit FROM the seller. Truth? In my world yes.
I find Mohamed extremely disingenuous. The natural condition of capitalism is deflation; that is, cars get cheaper to build because of economies of scale, phone calls get cheaper due to technology savings and economies of scale, etc. So Uber, Amazon et al are not unique, but just a continuation of the trend that has always been with us since Standard Oil and before. As for "borrowing more because interest rates are low", so what happens when we can't pay back because we borrowed too much at low rates and now we have rising rates due to being a bad credit risk? Rising gold prices is the response when people say "oh, but the US can never default because we can print whatever we need". Yes, our default will be in falling purchasing power of our dollar. Forever.
Sadly ...credit risk has been taken out of the game ...moral hazard is in play ....the fed is no longer a principle player ...they are now a political tool...credit analysis no longer matters because fed will buy anything to save the market.
I am completely dumbfounded that this video hasn’t gone “viral”...at least in the academic/finance/geopolitical world. Brilliant exchange.
Well done @Wharton!!
Why is he constantly interrupting?
The buzzing goes away after 17:30
It's important that we listen when he says markets have been decoupled from the real economy. The Fed has one tool for every situation, which is print money and cut rates. The markets are insulated and artificial. Great conversation.
‘Insulated and artificial’ begs the question, MANIPULATION; is it possible & who benefits? Because, to some, it translates to real dollars that can ‘disappear’ and are not ‘insulated and artificial’
I knew it. One of THE wisest men in the world is talking openly about something and get shut down and redirected to questions about generalizations about off topic opinions. What in the heck is going on!?! At 6:17
Why is he always interrupting him? Just as I am really getting into the explanation, he does not let him finish a thought.
Exactly. This was very annoying. The presenter is a complete amateur, or just didn't want Mohamed to put out his ideas.
It was a good discussion about income, wealth, and opportunity.
Very deep and insightful discourse .I loved it and have learnt a lot.
Great job.very well done All concerned.
It's refreshing when an " elite" that says ' one dollar, one vote.'
You know something is really good when only view people had noticing it. This is one of example.
Brilliant guest, great interview, terrible sound distraction.
Dean Garret: Let profesor Mohamed talk !!!! SCV WG 78
can someone explain me some basic economics. if you put too much currency in the market, and cut the supply of goods, you have surplus cash, not enough goods, this causes bad inflation. why aren't we seeing inflation in western economies?
The sound quality is the elephant in the room
Not really. In general, the quality of sound and the positive effects of having good sound are being hugely underrated at large. And that's kind of hard to explain, given the huge growth on the tech side. Getting good sound has never been easier. Number of people doing the worst? Never greater ;/ The human side of the equation has been a huge let down.
Great Interview
@48:00 He says at Wharton the students discuss the acceptable trade offs between political repression and economic growth.
Ahem. Think about it. Fascism as an acceptable economic tool being taught at an American elite business school.
I shudder to think where we'll be in ten years.
Beautiful.
I would bet my life that all the negative comments about MOHAMMED is because of his name .
All? I'll take you up on that bet. Hope it was a great life!
Love the guy
Two points 1 you underestimate Vietnams growth capacity with southern China , 2 Cisco LG and others have the 5g patents also
What is solution. All talk
I am dumbfounded that there is no discussion of the dangers of 60 gigahertz on Humans.Most importantly in the enemies hands.
Pakistan is a huge market. Why are you ignoring that country and only focusing on India (which is being run by a fascist regime)? And don't forget Bangladesh and Sri Lanka too. Huge potential for growth!
Politics...tunnel vision
Pakistan is bankrupt and it will have to give up both Gwader port and Gilgit Baltisytan to China to repay its debt to China. This is the prospect of friendship with China, the wolf .
Unfortunately India has way more soft power. Pakistan is extremely corrupt. It's simple of you can't trust people then there is no business possibilities. That's not to say that there are no good and honest people in Pakistan. It's just corruption is rife.
Btw India's growth had fizzled out because there are many emerging countries that compete way better than India. The new nationalist wave in India is going to quick become a banana republic again. Just like every other emerging country it has a Brain drain. The smart people can't put up with stupidity around then and look to move to the west.
Much of this is made confusing, to the non-trader, by constant reference to ‘market talk/speak’. This is strictly a sales technique. Too much truth/understanding to the buyer take profit FROM the seller. Truth? In my world yes.
Very knowledgeable guy very refreshing listening to him but a bit too pessimistic ?
El makes smart comments but no real solution...always states the obvious with elegance...but won’t speak truth to power or popularity.
@E W then you don't believe in capitalism. It's more efficient if two elites hedge funds are producing more income as one hundred appliance stores.
I’m an idiot that thinks 哪个 is a racial slur.
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General chit chat. He doesn't know anything.
I find Mohamed extremely disingenuous. The natural condition of capitalism is deflation; that is, cars get cheaper to build because of economies of scale, phone calls get cheaper due to technology savings and economies of scale, etc. So Uber, Amazon et al are not unique, but just a continuation of the trend that has always been with us since Standard Oil and before. As for "borrowing more because interest rates are low", so what happens when we can't pay back because we borrowed too much at low rates and now we have rising rates due to being a bad credit risk? Rising gold prices is the response when people say "oh, but the US can never default because we can print whatever we need". Yes, our default will be in falling purchasing power of our dollar. Forever.
Sadly ...credit risk has been taken out of the game ...moral hazard is in play ....the fed is no longer a principle player ...they are now a political tool...credit analysis no longer matters because fed will buy anything to save the market.
What happens if all currency falls in purchasing power. Is purchasing power only relative.