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결론: 마이클 버리는 2023년 하반기 CPI 하락과 미국 경기침체를 예상하며, 연준이 금리를 내리고 재정·통화 완화로 다시 인플레이션이 재발할 수 있다고 경고한다. 버리의 과거 예측 이력: 2006~2007년 미국 주택시장 붕괴, 2021년 2월 인플레이션 급등, 2021년 6월 주식·가상화폐 대버블, 2022년 9월 화이트칼라 중심 경기침체를 맞혔다고 소개된다. 2023년 전망: 인플레이션은 정점을 찍었지만 끝난 것은 아니며, 2023년 하반기 CPI가 낮아지거나 마이너스가 될 수 있다고 본다. 미국은 경기침체로 미끄러질 것으로 전망된다. 재발 시나리오: 연준이 금리를 인하하고 정부가 돈을 찍어 경기를 부양하면 또 한 번 인플레이션 물결이 온다는 주장이다. 연준 금리 정책 주장: 2022년 제로금리에서 약 4.5%로 올린 것은 효과가 있었고, 금리는 2023년에도 계속 오를 것으로 예상된다. 높은 금리를 유지하는 것이 인플레이션 근절에 필요하며, 1970년대 교훈상 성급한 금리 인하는 위험하다. 1970년대 사례: 1974년 금리 인하 후 인플레이션이 5%에서 11%로 급등했고, 1980년 6%에서 14%로 올랐다. 볼커가 금리를 20%까지 올려 침체를 감수하고 인플레이션을 잡았다. 정치 압력: 연준 의장은 대통령이 지명하지만 정치 압력이 통화정책을 좌우해서는 안 된다는 입장이다. 버리와 찰리 멍거는 오늘날 정치 환경에서 볼커 같은 강한 리더십이 나올지 의문을 제기한다. 연준 입장: 파월 의장은 기준금리를 0.5%p 올렸고 물가를 2%로 되돌리기 위해 인상을 계속하겠다고 밝혔으며, 1970년대 같은 실수는 반복하지 않겠다고 했다. 버리의 우려: 물가 상승률을 2%에서 3%로 낮추려고 금리를 계속 올리면 침체와 실업, 주택 부담이 커지므로 단기 정치 이익보다 장기 경제 안정을 우선해야 한다고 주장한다. 증시 전망: 주식시장이 이미 20% 하락했지만 버리는 하락이 절반 정도만 진행됐다고 보며, S&P500이 기존 저점 아래로 내려갈 수 있다고 예측한다. 향후 몇 년간 매우 약세적이다. 마무리: 영상은 인플레이션에 대비해 자산을 지키는 방법에 대해 시청자 댓글을 요청한다.
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Michael burry a renowned figure in the world of Finance has a track record of making bold economic predictions that end up being remarkably accurate he's not afraid to put his reputation on the line as evidenced by his history of forecasting events that many thought were impossible for instance in 2006 and 2007 he was laughed at by investors as he predicted the failure of the U.S housing market however he proved his doubters wrong in 2008.
more recently in February 2021 bury predicted a massive surge of inflation in the United States at a time when the latest reported inflation rate was less than 2 percent many people doubted his prediction but fast forward to today and it's clear that he was correct once again in June 2021 he made another striking prediction that we were in the midst of the greatest speculative bubble of all time encompassing all things from stocks to cryptocurrencies despite skepticism from some quarters buries forecast proved prescient as both stocks and cryptocurrencies experienced a significant crash through 2022 it's rare to find someone who can consistently forecast Market movements with such accuracy and his Insight can provide valuable guidance for those looking to navigate the complex world of Finance in September of 2022 Michael burry accurately predicted a white collar-led recession the current massive layoffs across the tech sector are a testament to his forecasting abilities with a track record like that it's hard not to pay attention when he makes a big bold prediction in his latest forecast for 2023 is no exception if he's correct the economic implications could be massive so what is Michael burry's outlook for the stock market in 2023 well let's just say it's worth paying attention to despite his controversial Twitter presence bury has been consistently sharing his insights and opinions and interestingly he's been leaving his tweets up for all to see on January 2nd bury updated us with his thoughts on the economic environment based on his analysis it's clear that he sees some big changes on the horizon over the next few years we will undoubtedly witness some significant changes and as the renowned investor Michael burry has predicted there are some critical factors that must be considered according to him while inflation may have peaked it is far from over in fact he has even gone so far as to suggest that we could see CPI lower and even possibly negative in the second half of 2023 with the U.S inevitably sliding into recession Berry's prediction is based on the belief that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates leading the government to stimulate the economy by printing more money thus triggering another wave of inflation while bury's predictions may seem alarming they are based on a sound understanding of economic cycles and historical data we may see several more waves of inflation in the coming years this is precisely why the Federal Reserve needs to take decisive action to keep rates High even if it means risking a recession crushing inflation once and for all is the only way to prevent the scenario that occurred back in the 1970s the current situation is the result of a combination of supply chain issues and excessive money printing leading to inflation reaching its highest level in 40 years the Federal Reserve has taken necessary measures to raise interest rates and limit access to Borrowed funds for both citizens and businesses while this may cause some temporary Financial strain it is a crucial step toward preventing runaway inflation that can make goods and services unaffordable for everyone the Federal Reserve is doing what is necessary to ensure long-term economic stability by slowing down the economy now we can prevent more severe economic downturns in the future inflation can be a vicious cycle that only worsens with time if not properly addressed we saw this happen in 2022 when the FED made the tough decision to raise rates from effectively zero to about four and a half percent and it worked inflation is now trending down while interest rates aren't super high at the moment they are predicted to continue Rising throughout 2023 that means the debts like mortgages and personal loans will eat up more and more of people's disposable income leaving them them with less money to spend on the things they enjoy of course it's not a popular decision to keep interest rates high for an extended period of time but sometimes tough decisions have to be made in order to keep the economy on track and the fact is that raising interest rates is one of the most effective tools lowering interest rates may seem like a popular solution to boost economic growth and make people happy but we must not ignore the potential consequences the 1970s serve as a stark reminder of the dangers of prematurely lowering interest rates to appease political pressure inflation skyrocketed from 5 to 11 in 1974 after the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates and again from six percent to 14 in 1980.
it took a bold move from Paul volcker to raise interest rates to 20 percent and send the U.S into a recession to finally conquer inflation the chair of the Federal Reserve is nominated by the president but we cannot let political pressure dictate monetary policy we must trust in the expertise and experience of our monetary policy makers to make the right decisions for the greater good according to bury we have not learned our lesson and history is about to repeat itself he is predicting that inflation will settle down but rates will remain high resulting in a recession that will cause immense suffering for people as a result politicians will put pressure on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates and stimulate the economy leading to another wave of inflation you might think that bury is just a pessimist with an overly bold prediction however it's worth noting that he isn't alone in his concerns the Legendary Super investor Charlie Munger shares the same opinion as bury Munger believes that the federal reserve's efforts will not be strong enough to control inflation during the devastating recession of the 1970s that lasted for an extended period the prime rate hit 20 percent and the government was paying 15 on its bonds many people suffered from this recession while volcker was successful in controlling inflation during that time the conditions that allowed him to do so without interference from politicians were unique looking back at history we can see that having a strong wrong leader like volcker took tough measures to combat inflation in the 1970s however in today's political climate it's hard to say whether our modern politicians would have the same courage to do so this could lead to new economic troubles that are different from what we've seen before it's interesting to note that both Charlie Munger and Michael Berry share this line of thinking they believe that the political climate that allowed for volcker's Success may not exist today it's possible that we could face even greater economic challenges than those faced by volcker the Federal Reserve has stated numerous times that they are committed to preventing an inflationary cycle from occurring Jerome Powell the chairman of the Federal Reserve has recently made it clear that the FED is committed to preventing a repeat of the inflation cycles of the 1970s in a recent fomc press conference Powell highlighted the fed's responsibility for ensuring price stability which serves as the foundation of our economy he emphasized that the FED has raised the policy interest rate by a half a percentage point and plans to continue with ongoing increases to attain a monetary policy stance that will return inflation to two percent over time Powell and his colleagues are acutely aware of the significant hardships that high inflation can impose on individuals and families especially those who are least able to meet the higher costs of Essentials like food housing and transportation that's why the FED is committed to staying the course until the job is done as Powell stated the historical record cautioned strongly against prematurely loosening policy and the FED will not make that mistake again the Federal Reserve has taken note of the mistakes made during the 1970s and assures us that they are dedicated to preventing history from repeating itself however it's worth considering the options of experts like Michael burry as the concerns are still valid while the Federal Reserve may make promises it's essential to question whether they will follow through on them both Charlie Munger and Michael burry share the view that simply wanting to lower inflation from two to three percent is not enough it's critical to avoid causing a recession by repeatedly increasing interest rates which can lead to job losses and mortgage and affordability for Americans so it's time to prioritize long-term economic stability over short-term political gains according to bury a well-respected expert we could be in for a bumpy ride in the second half of 2023.
he predicts that the CPI could drop and the U.S could fall into a recession and If the Fed responds by cutting interest rates and the government stimulates the economy with more money printing we could see another big inflation Spike it's a dire prediction but it's not the first time we've heard it the stock market has already crashed by 20 percent and bury believes we're only halfway there he's even predicted that the S P 500 could drop below its coveted lows it's clear that he's very bearish for the next few years and he's not alone many experts have lost confidence in the Federal Reserve and are concerned about the future of the U.S economy as we wrap up this discussion on Michael Berry's warning about huge inflation in 2023 we have to ask ourselves what steps can we take to prepare for the potential economic challenges ahead let us know in the comments below what actions you're taking to safeguard your finances and Investments against inflation and don't forget to like And subscribe for more informative videos on the latest economic Trends and insights
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