Market Crash Coming In 2022
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FULL VIDEO TRANSCRIPT:
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what’s up everybody my name is joe brown
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and this is heresy financial right now
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it looks to me like the stock market is
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currently headed higher in a final epic
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rally before a crash now if you’ve been
00:12
following me for a while you know that i
00:14
was forecasting a crash all the way back
00:16
in 2019 and then when it was crashing in
00:19
2020 for other reasons than what i had
00:22
originally thought obviously i thought
00:24
it was going to go much lower i
00:26
underestimated the impact of the federal
00:27
reserve would have at first but then in
00:29
april or may of 2020 i changed my mind
00:32
and i’ve been bullish on the stock
00:35
market ever since now i think we are
00:38
nearing the end and just like the
00:39
federal reserve helped put the bottom in
00:41
in march of 2020 i think they are going
00:44
to help put the top in in 2022 so in
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this video i’m going to explain to you
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exactly what the federal reserve is
00:51
going to do that’s going to cause a
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crash when the federal reserve is going
00:56
to do this and number three how the
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mechanisms work that will make it play
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out this way ready let’s dive in
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okay so at this point in long-term
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economic cycles you’ve seen the
01:12
financialization of everything near the
01:14
end of the dominance of economies that
01:16
own the global reserve currency
01:19
everything becomes one trade business
01:22
land and stores of value all move in
01:25
tandem against the currency at the sole
01:29
discretion of the central bank we have
01:31
seen over the last two years now an
01:33
unprecedented expansion of both the
01:36
money supply and the intervention in our
01:39
economy by the central bank the results
01:41
have been record high asset prices and
01:44
record-breaking inflation now at this
01:46
point the federal reserve faces the
01:48
unpopular decision of pulling back on
01:51
its easy money policy historically this
01:53
comes in two forms either raising
01:55
interest rates or selling assets because
01:58
in contrast to what they’re currently
02:00
doing which is buying assets they’re
02:02
taking assets out of the economy and
02:03
injecting new money that adds money to
02:06
the economy when they sell assets that
02:09
extracts money out of the economy it
02:11
contracts the money supply now they’ve
02:13
stated very clearly the economy is not
02:15
yet strong enough to raise interest
02:18
rates so the first thing that they plan
02:20
on doing is reducing their amount of
02:22
asset purchases until they get to zero
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and then after that point they will
02:26
start selling and raising interest rates
02:28
at some point so what is the timeline
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for this when will this tightening
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happen and when will this tightening
02:35
cause a crash well a crash as a result
02:37
of tightening will definitely not happen
02:39
until at least tightening begins so that
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pretty much rules out this year because
02:44
they’ve stated that they are going to
02:45
let us know when it’s going to happen
02:47
it’s coming up in the end of the year so
02:48
the earliest that they’ll begin to lower
02:50
their asset purchases is closer to the
02:52
end of this year but it does take a
02:54
little bit of time for the effects of
02:56
monetary policy to be felt in an economy
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so it likely will not be instantaneous
03:00
but how long will it take well we have
03:02
to take a look at the federal reserve’s
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timeline for tapering if all goes
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according to the plan the federal
03:08
reserve would like to have their total
03:10
asset purchases per month down to zero
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purchases by the end of 2022 if not a
03:16
little bit earlier this is a fairly
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aggressive timeline for reducing their
03:20
current minimum of 120 billion dollars
03:22
worth of asset purchases every single
03:24
month now here’s the kicker this tape
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ring will also begin at the same time in
03:29
which we’re likely to see the passing of
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spending bills and the beginning of
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massive spending plans by congress to
03:36
the tune of 1 trillion here 2 trillion
03:38
there potentially much more we also know
03:40
that the government can only spend this
03:41
extra money by borrowing more now they
03:44
get a fairly low interest rate on their
03:47
debt that they’re borrowing because
03:48
they’ve got a buyer of government bonds
03:50
in the system right now buying at least
03:52
80 billion dollars worth of bonds every
03:54
single month we also know that bond
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prices and bond interest rates are
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inversely correlated so if you’ve got a
04:01
buyer the federal reserve buying 80
04:03
billion dollars per month keeping prices
04:06
uh high and keeping interest rates low
04:08
and then that buyer leaves right at the
04:11
same time as demand for borrowing picks
04:14
up and they want to borrow more that is
04:16
going to have an effect of raising
04:18
interest rates so even without the
04:20
federal reserve raising the federal
04:22
funds rate which is the only interest
04:24
rate that they directly control you’re
04:26
going to see an increase in yields and
04:28
increase in interest rates across the
04:30
yield curve this means that over the
04:32
course of 2022 we will see an increase
04:35
in interest rates we will see a slowdown
04:38
in the growth of the money supply if not
04:40
an outright decline in the money supply
04:43
and at the same time probably a blow off
04:45
top in stocks as they currently look
04:48
headed much higher these three things in
04:51
tandem paint a very ugly picture that
04:53
almost certainly point to a crash
04:55
happening sometime in 2022 and here is
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why prices are information if total
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pizza production this year gets cut in
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half then total pizza consumption must
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also get cut in half there’s no way
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around it because the pizza that’s
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consumed is the same as the pizza that
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is produced so if pizza production does
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get cut in half there must be
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information sent out to everybody that
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somebody is going to have to consume
05:24
less pizza now this could be done top
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down with a small committee of
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highly educated people deciding hey you
05:32
over here you’re going to consume zero
05:34
pizza this year you get to consume all
05:36
the pizza you originally would have
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making the decision based on purely fair
05:40
and unbiased reasons uh mainly lobbying
05:43
and other pockets being lined through
05:45
bribes however in a free market and for
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this example we’re using a purely free
05:50
market the pricing system is how
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information is distributed about
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relative scarcity of goods and services
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so if production of pizzas cut in half
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prices will double let’s say now if the
06:03
price of pizza doubles there will
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absolutely be some people who will say
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i’m going to buy the exact same amount
06:10
of pizza prices be damned i will get my
06:13
pizza and then there will certainly be
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others who look at the price doubling
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and say i’m just not going to buy pizza
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so in free markets
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prices are unfiltered information
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sent out through the economy about the
06:26
relative scarcity of a good what most
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people don’t think about however is the
06:31
price of money because money has a price
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as well the price of money is what we
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call interest rates it’s simply the cost
06:38
you pay to get your hands on new money
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so how does a free market handle the
06:43
cost of money well the same way it does
06:45
it with pizza let’s say interest rates
06:47
are very low this is going to signal a
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low cost of money which means remember
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pricing scarcity abundance that means it
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is sending the signal that money is
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abundant and in a free market that would
06:59
be the pool of savings so the low
07:02
interest rate environment is sending a
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signal there’s a massive pool of savings
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to draw it means the savers are
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competing to get their money put to work
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if i want to borrow i can shop different
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lenders as they try and outbid each
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other offer lower and lower rates in
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order to get my business once i borrow i
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put that money to work and remember no
07:23
fractional reserve banking this is not
07:25
an expansion of the money supply this is
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simply the signal saying relative to
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everything else money is abundant right
07:31
now now let’s see the opposite situation
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interest rates are very high who has the
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advantageous position here the saver the
07:38
lender because borrowers are now
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competing for capital because money is
07:42
scarce compared to the stock of goods
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and services borrowers are offering
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higher and higher rates until they win
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and they can get their hands on that
07:49
borrowed capital again remember the
07:51
total money supply isn’t expanding or
07:53
contracting here it is only abundant or
07:55
scarce relative to everything else in
07:57
the economy so low interest rate
07:59
environment this is a growth period it’s
08:01
sending the signal hey be risky take
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risks deploy capital spend it take out
08:06
debt low risk environment right now
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encourages growth the capital resources
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are there in a high interest rate
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environment those resources are very low
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therefore the signal that it sends is
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high risk don’t borrow money unless it’s
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very worth it be very careful how you
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spend your money don’t take large risks
08:25
we need to preserve the capital stock
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and it incentivizes then new savers
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build up that savings pool because it’s
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it’s giving a large incentive it’s a
08:34
high interest rate for anybody who does
08:35
have savings so it incentivizes now
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since that capital those capital
08:39
resources are depleted build that back
08:41
up that savings pool is small this
08:43
system says build it bigger now enter
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the interventionistas the ivory tower
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elites the harvard intellectuals who
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think that they can outsmart
08:52
decentralized freedom with a few phds
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who have no real world experience they
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look at this system and they say
09:00
i can do better and then with a monopoly
09:02
on the creation of money control of the
09:04
banking system legalized fraud called
09:07
fractional reserve banking they control
09:09
the expansion or the contraction of the
09:10
money supply and interest rates remember
09:13
interest rates are the cost of money and
09:15
remember prices send information about
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the relative scarcity or abundance of
09:19
anything including money so when the
09:21
federal reserve decides to lower
09:24
interest rates they are sending
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information out into the economy that
09:28
money is abundant that the savings pool
09:31
is massive and abundant and is primed
09:33
for growth but that’s not reality they
09:36
are sending a false signal the savings
09:38
pool is not large it’s very small this
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causes investing debt and spending in a
09:43
way that is not in line with economic
09:46
reality because economic actors make
09:48
decisions on false information this is
09:50
what some economists refer to as a
09:52
misallocation of resources or
09:54
malinvestments you build something on
09:56
the assumption that the boom that’s
09:58
going on right now is real when in
10:00
reality it was fake and it only looked
10:02
like it was there as a result of the
10:04
fake money expansion now at this point
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the central bank has two options
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continue their game and let the currency
10:11
collapse or pull it back and watch the
10:14
fake growth collapse and in the last 10
10:16
years almost every single market crash
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has been associated with some form of
10:21
federal reserve tightening whether
10:23
that’s raising interest rates or selling
10:25
assets because both of these are
10:27
withdrawing currency from the system
10:30
when they’ve just spent a significant
10:32
amount of time sending a signal to the
10:34
system that the savings pool is large
10:36
and abundant and the following
10:38
increasing scarcity of money pulls the
10:40
house of cards down so in reality it’s
10:42
not the tightening that caused the crash
10:44
is the manufactured boom that made the
10:46
crash inevitable so in summary we know
10:49
that the federal reserve plans to begin
10:50
tightening at the end of this year they
10:52
will be on an aggressive timeline to
10:54
reduce their asset purchases to zero
10:56
well before the end of 2022. this will
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inevitably push interest rates higher
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because it will coincide with much
11:02
higher government borrowing and just as
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monetary easing caused the boom over the
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last year and a half so will monetary
11:10
tightening cause the crash next year
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because the easy money sent a false
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signal to the economy that caused mal
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investments and the tight monetary
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policy will slingshot the economy in the
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other direction as the misallocation of
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resources takes its toll and finally if
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you haven’t heard i will be in miami
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from november 12th through november 14th
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for mark moss’s market disrupters live
11:34
conference it’s going to be a fantastic
11:36
event focused on surviving the great
11:39
reset i would love to see you there if
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you can make it sign up i’ve got it
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linked in the description below as
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always really appreciate you guys thank
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you so much for watching have a great
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day
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you