Yen Carry Trade

[neilutubename]

Well... this sounds like pretty technical stuff. An investor would likely need TWO supercomputers like the ones you're using in the background with fancy graphs on them.

[Grimmfang115]

does this guy have down syndrome, or is he just fucking retarded?

[LitheInvestments]

better yet invest in a higher yielding currency over the yen. Such as Aussie / Yen in Forex.

[ForexStrategySecrets]

Interesting video.

[swe39]

quite simplistic, not really much info.. what about hedging through use of options or forwards? this has been going on for at least 15 years.

[tmtdk]

Thank you for teaching me why yen surged this year despite the recession.

[Asato2]

日本を使うな！！！

[AmersfoortTristan]

"Riskfree" Something that doesn't exist.

[MaverickCentricity]

Speculators are worthless leaches on the economy. They create no value while risking market liquidity and loans through leveraging. All these things do is create problems. How about investing in things of real value instead of pushing the boundaries of moral hazard

[felixilefelix]

How do you borrow the yen?

[runevidmaker]

Taking a loan from a bank. Just like here.

[JP5466]

Rich, please post more video. You are awesome!

[GA7777777]

Give us names and phone numbers to comntact to borrow this money.

[LeftLiberalSoCal]

Carry Trade = BS

[LeftLiberalSoCal]

"As long as the exchange rates remain the same". Lol! This "somthing for nothing" mentality seems to havetrumped innovantion and individual thrift in the post Clinton years starting with the speculative Real Estate bubble. Instead of trying to invent new things and improve exsisting things 99% of the people I hear talking about "money" are only intersted in finding an angle to manipulate the system. And it always comes at someone else's expense.

[Nu7bsRD9]

ha ha "sharp knees"! Good vid, but I think that maybe most here (not already subbed) may need a substantially more fundemental introduction to the financial picture.

But still excellent! Currently reading the book that accompanies the documentary movie "Maxed Out", Hard Times, Easy Credit and the Era of Predatory Lenders. What a horror story... Even more so, I would imagine for someone who is not already "in the loop".

[theCommenteer]

But, it isn't the Japanese, is it? It's just the Yen. The profit comes at the expense of US debt, which is financed with borrowing even more Yen. This is how currencies collapse, isn't it? It's just more pretending about deficits and money supply, soaking up all those dollars so we don't get inflation.

[theCommenteer]

Nice bit with the carries. I wouldn't have got it if you hadn't listed the names. I hope those Japanese keeping making money to lend us!

[jijuno]

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