Davos 2015 - Ending the Experiment

http://www.weforum.org/ How are major markets responding to the end of quantitative easing and the prospect of higher interest rates in the United States? • Ana Botín, Chairman, Banco Santander, Spain • Gary D. Cohn, President and Chief Operating Officer, Goldman Sachs, USA • Ray Dalio, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer, Bridgewater Associates, USA • Christine Lagarde, Managing Director, International Monetary Fund (IMF), Washington DC; World Economic Forum Foundation Board Member • Lawrence H. Summers, Charles W. Eliot University Professor, Harvard University, USA Moderated by • Francine Lacqua, Editor-at-Large and Presenter, Bloomberg Television, United Kingdom

Comments

1. we don't need you guys.
2. fuck off
3. If you earn more than 40 000 $ per year (and not a public servant) , are you facing a future of stagnant income ? certainly if you are from Europe & Japan & Us
   certainly not if you are from Russia,China, Africa
4. After you watch this video you realize why income inequality is so bad. Although these people are very intelligent they have no idea what the average person is going through, nor do they care.
   
   All they care about is how to make more money. That's all they can think about. That's why the world will burn.
5. Quote from Ana Botin: "You should convert your cash to gold and DEFINITELY keep it OUT of the banks."
6. Stopped watching after, "employment up, unemployment down"...... These people are both liars and they have their heads firmly up their asses.
7. Does he mean the experiment where they fuck with our lives and steal everything under the sun and see how far they can push us before the citizens of the world burn everything down? That experiment?
8. can someone break it down for me
9. 6:08 - 8:29 , 17:20 - 21:13 , 29:20 - 32:55 , 52:12 - 54:10 . You can also watch Larry's 39:30 - 41:30 , 44:08 - 44:23 , 47:15 - 47:45 and skip rest
10. "You should not keep your money in the mattress..." laughs nervously
    She knows what would happen if people tried to take out their money... it's not there.
11. 6:08 - 8:29
12. I can only understand what Ray Dalio is saying.
13. This is the problem with finance. The free market isn't who's solving problems, its talking head moat sustainer who are regulating the economy. Let go, & let flow, but ALOT of you are just playing the game. The people should win too, & you'd still 10X it, if not have some more invaluable players in the game.
14. All professions have their own language: doctors, lawyer, economics, etc. They dont realize that the regular public dont understand some words, as liquidity. In conclusion savers are losers, as always the poor gets poorer and the rich, richer. Theonly difference is knowledge, but no the knowledge thats give us in school.
15. "Inflation is moving up in the right direction" Wow, things are going to be more expensive. That's what I wanted.
16. wow... larry summers actually made a lot of sense in this video.
17. all I got from that was from Ray saying the central banks have no more powder to shoot. Its a new age lowering interest rates to spur growth ain't happening ! All we have is asset bubbles and debased currency. Been a massive bond bubble run since the 80's and its done now.... what are we going to do ?
18. Except Ray Dalio, the rest are talking to aliens.
19. lol they are all talking but not actually saying anything. They are just speaking in a broad sense saying the usual shit that banks need to lend more and employment needs to increase. Ray Dalio is the only one that is saying it straight. He is saying that we are entering a new era never seen before. No longer can interest rates be raised to control asset prices. All governments and individuals hold far too much debt. Interest rates have been at pretty much 0% for a while. In australia the cash rate has dropped from 2.5 to 2% in the last 6 months and by the end of the year I expect another 0.5% drop to 1.75%. Our public debt is at 500 billion. But our GDP and population is tiny (22 mill people) compared to america and europe. We have the highest household debt to income ratio as well in the world. We are in the same position here. We cannot raise interest rates to stop this bubble. Dalio didnt want to tell that first bitch straight out that America are fucked. He humored her and said that america is in a good position in regards to QE being only 25% of GDP compared to uk, and Japan. Lmao. Ray isnt stupid like the rest. He knows what the federal reserve and central banks are doing. Printing money, buying bonds and financial assets to create bubbles which only benefit those who hold large amounts of assets, debasing and killing off the currency, thus decreasing purchasing power of the individual, creating false flag events for an excuse to invade individual privacy and tighten national security, as well as increasing taxes everywhere as the governments are starting to get desperate. Here in Australia they now want to tax bank deposits/savings. We will see on the 12th in that goes through in the budget