Are Bank Laws Causing Deflation? - Mike Maloney of WealthCycles.com

Mike Maloney discusses why banking rules and regulations can cause deflation.

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[cloudagain]

Hi Mike,

since following your channel, yes I have been investing in physical PMs and it has been rewarding... but perhaps most rewarding is that you have genuinely sparked a deep passion for learning economics, world events, and knowledge in general. as silly as this sounds, i now live a healthier lifestyle, save more money and buy less junk, and spend much more of my leisure time learning. Thanks for the eye opening inspiration!

[kcirdrab]

This guy's got a great presentational style, bags of class

[eyesontheplanet]

Nicely produced videos. Congrats to the technical people. And very interesting topics.

[lauratdrummer]

You're like the best economics, finance, and world money teacher in the world! Without you I would have never cared to care about this topic, mostly because I just didn't understand how the heck the world system of money/banks, inflation, deflation, hyperinflation, precious metal thing worked. You're awesome!!

[Silverbugish]

Hi Mike. Love your vids, would you talk to us non subscribers about the cause/effect of the current silver smashdown? -Todd

[irish164321]

Thanks Mike!

[speakingpower]

Hi Mike, great video, thanks for posting!

[ytgv3fc7]

@stretch34318 would it be recklessly lending if each FDIC-backed bank bought 20% of their assets as Treasury-debt?

What if that was a regulatory condition of being FDIC-backed?

What if this regulation actually exists already but just isn't being used?

[ytgv3fc7]

@WealthCycles I guess it's a good thing there's no regulation to force banks to buy Treasuries thereby forcing a loan to the government.

Or ... is there?

Is there such a thing as "Repression" regulation?

[favorunmerited]

@TheRockToronto777

Dude, the local dealer here (Twin Cities Gold and Silver) is paying bid, and making up its margin on the sale, because they can't keep silver, and to a lesser extent, gold, in stock. What we're looking at is not a rare earth bubble forming, but a collapse of the dollar bubble. YouTube 'The Secret of Oz' to see what we're up against.

Thumbs up to send people to bstill3's account to see 'The Secret of Oz.' His two hour video explains what got us here, and how to get out.

[haxidle]

@TheRockToronto777 This time round its about Fiat currency collapse .... so %50 drop unlikely, however if such a scenario did take place, it will be met with hyperinflation hence a major rebound in the price of Gold.

[stretch34318]

I wouldn't call it deflationary, just not as much inflation. I would agree that fractional reserve banking accounts for about 90% of the money supply, but the fed is still printing money like crazy. Even if the banks stopped lending all together, there would still be inflation caused by the fed, just not near as much as there would if the banks were wrecklessly lending.