The Money Supply

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good ol' M2
Comment from : Benjamin Cowen

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Comment from : 🛠ITC

You re using the log chart to check the trend Ben, if they try to return to the means of the trend looking to this chart, that means they will still overly expand their money supply comparing to mid 1900s economic growth Even this mainstream idea could be very optimistic😄 Usually what FED does is that they sweep a lot of money away although they cut the fund rates They are very good at shadow tightening😉
Comment from : HamidiyeLegion

I know absolutely noting about economics but I would have to think the M2 supply contracting is a long term positive Hopefully this will reel in inflation Obviously short term, it hurts But honestly can't believe the stock market is holding up as good as it has, given how accelerated the money supply is contracting Great info, sir!
Comment from : Colin Moodie

What about FED and other large national bank balance sheets?
Comment from : X 11

Thanks for the continuing education Great information again
Comment from : Dan Ruhme

I love your M2 videos
Comment from : Hereje Etnosotérico

The king
Comment from : andreas spyron

You are the best!br1 Question: If thats so, why crypto valuation is so low? 59 in yout metrics Like, if we are going down to find more fair valuations, in case of crypto, isn't it already fair?brbrcya <3
Comment from : Mário Vilela

Given that the valuation of risk assets is inextricably linked to Fed liquidity, would it not be logical to assume that risk assets will follow Fed liquidity back down to the trend? Which, in the case of the S&P, would mean a sub 2000 market? I do not see what would justify the notion of a range bound market
Comment from : EnFuego

Great explanation for M2 Thanks Ben
Comment from : Nghia Nguyen

Yeah but we should look at it as M2 is bleeding back into big money — poor are getting poorer and rich are getting richer
Comment from : Stigmatized

Great analysis!
Comment from : Trader Munky

An especially elegant explanation of markets and money supply So clear and understandable
Comment from : Mark Emma

How accurate do you believe that M2 metric is? Seems like it wouldn’t account an unknown amount of destroyed money
Comment from : Korey Wood

Cash is King Right now
Comment from : uTz

2025 pandemic means more death ☠️ more paper money printing
Comment from : shamsham1983

One thing you should look into is the M2 money supply of other big economies, when you add those to the us m2 chart you get quite a diffferent picture
Comment from : BESTECAR

M1 is more important in my opinion, because thats the money that can instantly purchase things and the chart of M1 shows a big problem we have with our monetary system M2 shows that too, but M1 is more impressive
Comment from : TFN_Coaxa

there could easily be a big move in either direction 50/50 allocation of cash/BTC seems like a good place to be
Comment from : Matthew Jones

Without you Ben I would be balls deep in alts crying last 2 years 🙏😂 best channel by far
Comment from : Martin William Galla

Banks are closing and the ones alive are not lending as much 🤣 Think of the money shrinking as your butt clenching
Comment from : Twitaff Twitaff

Following Ben is getting hectic too much analysis and info
Comment from : pratzz55

Still blows my mind that Ben is only 23!
Comment from : alijah

M2 money supply refers to the broadest definition of the money supply, which includes cash, checking deposits, savings deposits, and other time deposits Reducing M2 money supply can be achieved by implementing various monetary policy tools, such as:brbrRaising Reserve Requirements: Central banks can increase the amount of cash that banks are required to hold as reserves, thereby reducing the amount of money available for lending and deposit creation This decrease in the money supply will lead to a decrease in M2 money supplybrbrSelling Government Securities: Central banks can also sell government securities on the open market, which will decrease the amount of money available in the economy This will reduce the money supply, leading to a decrease in M2 money supplybrbrRaising Interest Rates: Increasing interest rates will make borrowing more expensive, which will reduce the amount of lending and borrowing in the economy This will decrease the money supply and lead to a decrease in M2 money supplybrbrFiscal Policy: Government can decrease the budget deficit or increase the budget surplus, which will reduce the amount of money circulating in the economy, leading to a decrease in M2 money supplybrbrOverall, reducing M2 money supply requires a combination of monetary and fiscal policies, which can be implemented by central banks and governments to control inflation and manage economic growth
Comment from : Nostromo

Ben is saying money supply is positively correlated with risk assets, if so, it's probably a good idea to hold cash until risk assets decrease?
Comment from : Blood Tributary