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Four trillion a day goes through this market, maybe a hundred trillion in contracts out there yet not a penny of it shows up on bank balance sheets. One of the most important parts of the global reserve currency system remains opaque and poorly understood even thouth it has been the epicenter of global crisis twice including the 2008 event. Here’s what you absolutely need to know about the shadow world of FX.
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If you like this kind of in depth banking video, you will love this one. https://youtu.be/VsqaHKh5O2w
This is basically one big gambling pot based on fugazzi instrument's
So in essence this FX money circulation in the necessary eurodollar market is now under the purview of the us dealer banks that seek out dollar providers and match them with dollar requiring clients for a nice little commission . And without it refinancing or paying creditors at the borrower's end will quickly devolve into bedlam.
As long as no major currency used as collateral crashes, I don't see a problem?
I love your content and share it on TwitteX and Facebook, but some of your titles are too sensationalistic like many other titles on Youtube.
Thanks Jeff for the presentation . Enjoyed with my morning coffee in UK.
Brilliant! One of your best public videos.
Obviously your trip to Leeds gave you some inspiration despite the weather
Good information, what does it mean for right now/
Thanks Jeff
If it becomes more expensive to engage in currency swaps by requiring higher collateral in a scarce dollar environment, this can have several implications:
Reduced Access to Financing: Requiring higher collateral may make it challenging for financial institutions to access dollars through currency swaps. This could lead to tighter restrictions on dollar financing, which can be problematic for institutions relying on this source of liquidity.
Additional Costs: For institutions that can still access currency swaps with higher collateral requirements, this could result in additional costs. They would need to provide more assets as collateral, which could impact their operations and limit their ability to use those assets elsewhere.
Reduced Liquidity: Overall, higher collateral requirements in currency swaps could reduce liquidity in the foreign exchange market. Financial institutions might become more cautious about participating in these transactions due to increased costs and requirements, which could affect market fluidity.
Impact on the Real Economy: If financial institutions face difficulties in accessing dollar financing or experience significant additional costs, this could have an impact on the real economy. It could limit companies' ability to finance their operations in dollars and affect international trade and investment flows.
In summary, higher collateral requirements in currency swaps in a scarce dollar environment can pose additional challenges for financial institutions and impact liquidity and the economy at large.
This looks like a scam. Also makes one wonder how this could blow up causing worldwide mayhem.
Good ending. We are wanting to put emphasis on understanding what’s going on because that’s where all the money is. That seems like difficult logic to argue against.
I don't understand any of yhis.
This was a treat to watch
A dollar shortage is a slowdown in fresh debt production. So much for admonitions against mortgaging our childrens' future on a tsunami of debt. How about then we not mortgage our kids' future and invite instead a deflationary debt collapse and the bright rosy future that that entails?
The reality is that debt is money. And while this weird paradox lurks at the heart of our system, perverse outcomes will reign. So get off the backs of profligate politicians who can't stop spending. They are doing their level best to be this system's saviors.
This was posted on your friend Steven Van Metre's youtube site where a lot of the blather seems the same. Since you get paid to funnel accounts to Mr. Van Metre, I mention it as a courtesy to you, and because I have some questions about what he is actually up to. POSTED: Steve, in your Feb 5 skit you reccommended a New Jersey based outfit called Hillstream Biopharma when it was at $1.16. Two months later, it offered shares for .50 to new investors and fell 57% on that day alone. Today, it trades for an 80 percent loss at .23. The SPX during that period was up about 5%. Did you know, when you were reccommending that New Jersey penny stock that they would be offering shares at fifty cents two months after you reccommended it at $1.16, erasing 70 percent from any suckers who followed your reccommendation a mere two months after the rec ? To me, you are little more than a boiler room grifter, so I am going to go through all of your recs, in hopes that the public will understand your grift, and understand how your Macro blather is merely the mask sitting in front of your grift. If you have any true support for your Hillstream rec immediately before it fell apart, let us know. Absent a sincere reply I will simply become more convinced that people need to understand more about what you are doing. Thank You in advance Steven. Note: The New Jersey penny stock changed it's name to Tharimmune yesterday…strange all these things happen shortly after your scheme, no ?
Jeff, eurodollars are simply dollars held in european banks, right ? Can you briefly explain what is so supposedly interesting about that, perhaps contrasting whatever is the supposed intrigue with dollars held in asian, central american, south american or middle eastern banks ? And perhaps a bit of an explanation of your "eurodollar university" – courses, number of students, accreditation, endowment size, US News ranking, awards, and how to apply for a full ride scholarship for say a bachelors degree in eurodollars ? I know the world is corrupt and falling to pieces and everythings going to crash, and all that…how is your university going to adapt to the imminent armageddon ? And lastly, is this your first stint as the dean (?) of a university ? oh, corporal punishment…how do you discipline the students ?
This whole FX swap thing could really do with a separate video.
It’s a bit complicated.
The lack of transparency and regulation in the OTC FX market makes it a potential source of systemic risk. If a major player in the market were to fail, it could have a cascading effect on other financial institutions and markets. Regulators have taken some steps to address the risks in the OTC FX market, but more needs to be done. The market needs to be made more transparent, and there need to be stricter margin requirements. Regulators also need to work together to develop a global framework for regulating the market.
Jeff's partner in crime Steve is nearing the end of his run. When The SEC comes knocking, he will be guilty by association.
I liked this video alot. some of your videos goes over my head sometimes but these where you explain more how things actually work like this video, in easier way to understand, are just great! Thanks!
Yet another wonderful explanation.
is this all cash or "cash equavilents"?
Watch Frontline" the warning" this has been coming since the 90s…lookup the commodities futures economic reform act of 2000…nothing new sheeple… this is why dr burry warns us about hyper inflation of Weimar
Most rich people stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then most poor people stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich but impressing them
Story on RT.
"Baristas in Kosovo cafes have given up checking €2 coins for authenticity, as most of them are fake and the high quality of the counterfeits makes it almost impossible to distinguish them from genuine currency.
“At the beginning, everyone was worried and was checking if the €2 coins were fake or not,” a Pristina cafe waiter told Reuters. He explained that retailers could test the coins by holding them up to the light or by dropping them on a surface to hear the sound they made.
“Now we don’t check anymore … we may be taking fake money or may be giving out fake money,”
So fake, fake money being used in the economy.
Jeff, where do you operate from ? Your website strangely has no information about your location or even the "university"…almost like it's a scam or something. Now, I know that being the dean of a major university is time consuming, but c'mon…..basement in Jersey ? Steve's futon ? And honestly Dude, Where's My Car ?
Nice to see you continuing to utilize Josh's assistance. He's a sharp kid that seems to know how to leave ego out of things.
The network and connections vastly outperform the static currencies or assets they convey.
Indian Rupee is really the IT mine Scrip. American investors make so much more money on negative basis, even after spending on negative yielding (for America) IT mines. IT mines on the other hand makes RBI print Scrips with every Dollar that gets on Companies' balance sheets. With no natural resources to invest in, the dollars get invested back in the Treasuries and guess what they can't even sell them anymore given higher for longer. Leaving even IT mines with the Scrips.. Check out NYSE: INFY Cash and Short-Term investments Y/Y Change.
Unless I am missing something, about half of the world does not need dollars any longer. That includes the worlds largest energy suppliers and manufactured goods supplier.
Jeff, What impact will AI Fin-Tech have on the Euro Dollar system?
Jeff could they use bıtcoın as fx ?
could you just do the swap and not do a negative yeild loan wouldn't that be more profitable and similar risk
This is a great video I really appreciate the dedication in each video you post, I learn a lot watching your videos and it has always been helpful to me. Building a steady income is quite difficult for newbies.. Thanks to Mrs. Maria Reyes for improving my portfolio. keep up with the good videos.
Some people state all Dollars must originate in US banks, or overseas banks with a US affiliate. Whilst this isnt true, doesn't this video show that the vast majority of currency swaps do in fact originate from US banks?.So how 'Euro" is the Eurodollar market when the vast majority of currency swaps originate in US banks?
We are told by science that there is missing substance in universe, we see it’s effect (accelerating expansion of the universe), but we cannot detect it in detail. In fx swaps somebody must know, but not us, it is a dark matter.