Inflation Could Really Be Double Digits And Will Keep Rising | Shadowstats' John Williams

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  • Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2024

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  • @jayneweaver8695
    @jayneweaver8695 Год назад +38

    Mr. Williams is spectacular, a legend. LOVE that he has the guts to put the true numbers out and make it so understandable, really appreciate him and this interview. Thank you David for having John Williams on!

  • @fredc3543
    @fredc3543 Год назад +23

    #1: I love Shadow Stats! Nothing like a reality check on the "headline" information. #2: The FED has been "cooking the books" for a long time now. Every time they cook a new recipe the taxpayer goes on a diet. Thank you SS.

  • @ChristianTate-uo1cd
    @ChristianTate-uo1cd Год назад +23

    This man is a national treasure
    Nice job David doing this interview and bringing Williams on.

  • @ashsobhani2379
    @ashsobhani2379 Год назад +28

    John Williams is a prophet in tracking and publishing these numbers for us. Thank you John and thanks David for having him on!

  • @janereynolds7555
    @janereynolds7555 Год назад +23

    Great to hear from John. A real hero of the truth. Thank you both.

  • @ellau5850
    @ellau5850 Год назад +19

    Car insurance up 25%, home insurance up 50%, house up 50% to 80% last 3 years, government said 3% and scared about Deflation 😂😂😂

  • @SuperBullyone
    @SuperBullyone Год назад +8

    John Williams is great and an important resource for business people. Thanks for having John Williams on your show.

  • @hendo19742
    @hendo19742 Год назад +4

    DAVID HAS OUT DONE HIMSELF BY HAVING JOHN WILLIAMS ON!👍👍❤❤❤🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

  • @hendo19742
    @hendo19742 Год назад +5

    EXCELLENT INTERVIEW, REAL EXPERT!👍👍👍👍🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

  • @erik0073
    @erik0073 Год назад +8

    Wow, this is great! I'd read about him, but have never seen an interview. Thanks for making this happen.

  • @wengrecker28
    @wengrecker28 Год назад +7

    Great guest! David is the best interviewer in media today.

  • @HS-lb8kv
    @HS-lb8kv Год назад +10

    My salary has remain same past 3 years and spending habits are also same .. meaning no major house project or a new car .. no significant expense in last 3 years .. and my average savings per month has been going down steadily to almost balancing! Yes inflation rate was never 7% or 9%. I have some bills from 5 years ago and the same items are anywhere between 50 to 200% up! People keep pointing to Truflation site .. but those numbers are not what I have experienced. Friends echo the same.

  • @Lexman00
    @Lexman00 Год назад +3

    John is a great man for dedicating so much of his life to putting out this data.

  • @peterbedford2610
    @peterbedford2610 Год назад +6

    If measured like in the 1970s, this would be the inflation of the 1970s

  • @pjanke2
    @pjanke2 Год назад +5

    Wow; the legend....thanks for great guests as always.

  • @broersverband7586
    @broersverband7586 Год назад +10

    this man knows his thing

  • @ohioerrn
    @ohioerrn Год назад +10

    In the real world, when you talk to the average person- food, housing and energy has gone up at least 30-50% which accounts for the majority of most family’s budgets. People are hurting.

    • @sewnsew6770
      @sewnsew6770 Год назад +1

      My wife measures this based on household essentials 50 percent over two years

    • @mvdrebel
      @mvdrebel Год назад

      With y2y CPI at 10% it only takes 4 years to elevate prices by 50%.

  • @richardcrouch5516
    @richardcrouch5516 Год назад +9

    This guy is a legend !!!!

    • @advocate1563
      @advocate1563 Год назад

      Indeed he s. We even know about him in the uk 😁

  • @Reflect50
    @Reflect50 Год назад +5

    Thank you Mr Williams for this informative interview !!!

  • @ddhhayes
    @ddhhayes Год назад +2

    Great show David. More people need to hear about this and how the government is manipulating the data. Thank you.

  • @lynnybee888
    @lynnybee888 Год назад +6

    so happy to see an interview with John Williams....... thank you, David. best interviewer & great guest.

  • @Josh.Stovall
    @Josh.Stovall Год назад +8

    25:00 The Average American's standard of living has been declining since the late 1960s.

  • @douglas2835
    @douglas2835 Год назад +3

    John is to be respected and thanked. A real legend. However, I have been listening to this message of "the real data says we are all dead" since early 2014. That's 10 full years of doom not priced into the market. It's exhausting after 10 years.

  • @josephcleverdon222
    @josephcleverdon222 Год назад +1

    Love your channel David!

  • @ddprepper5227
    @ddprepper5227 Год назад +5

    Excellent report 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😺👍😺❤

  • @colinchappell4973
    @colinchappell4973 11 месяцев назад

    Mr. Williams is a LEGEND. Thank you for your good statistically accurate work.

  • @susanwilliamson788
    @susanwilliamson788 Год назад

    Thank you for interviewing Mr Williams. Valuable information and perspective backed by statistics that explain what many of us sense...that inflation is higher than reported. Mr. Williams' explanation of shadow statistics, that differ from the economic headlines, ring true.

  • @kevinjfmarcos2263
    @kevinjfmarcos2263 Год назад +3

    Great interview. Would love see some more Canadian focused content

  • @nikolainiro930
    @nikolainiro930 8 месяцев назад

    Great questions David - good work.

  • @maneugeni
    @maneugeni Год назад +2

    Great guest and interview

  • @MaxZagar
    @MaxZagar Год назад +1

    Very good information.

  • @crouchhill
    @crouchhill Год назад

    Nevermind upstarts like Truflation, listen to the Legend that is John Williams❤😊

  • @MAMP
    @MAMP Год назад

    Havent watched yet but I've been so excited to see what this guy is about. Great idea for a guest David.

  • @VeganTrove
    @VeganTrove Год назад +6

    Thanks David 🥰

  • @Spitzbube
    @Spitzbube Год назад +2

    David. I love your work. Can't seem to find you on YTube music, Audible podcasts or Npr One. Am I at fault here or do you need to list yourself in those venues?

  • @liamporter1137
    @liamporter1137 Год назад +3

    Thanks for sharing and surfacing the truth. 👏👍

  • @haldriver1378
    @haldriver1378 Год назад +4

    Everything at Sam's Club is up 10 to 50 percent in the last year.

  • @ericblust5923
    @ericblust5923 Год назад +2

    Price is where supply meets demand...

  • @timothyrday1390
    @timothyrday1390 Год назад +2

    Inflation should also be measured, or consistently referred to, in 2- or 4-year cycles. All this year-over-year and monthly basis measurements obscure how rapidly our currency has lost value.

  • @lowlyman4christ998
    @lowlyman4christ998 Год назад +6

    Holla homie lin . Jesus bless you

  • @vijjreddy
    @vijjreddy Год назад +3

    CPI or PPI change for each person, but if one takes a figure for poor or below middle income group figures - that would be the right inflation figure.. which should definitely come somewhere above 8% for normal years.. and above that when there is an uptik in inflation above what Govt says...we now know what govt says higher price for higher quality products is the biggest hoax.. we know a refrigerator made say in 1960 is definitely better quality products that what you can buy new in 2023.

  • @lizzylingual8906
    @lizzylingual8906 Год назад

    He is brilliant!

  • @toddsparker
    @toddsparker Год назад +2

    David’s hair gone WILD! Lol

  • @gwills9337
    @gwills9337 Год назад +2

    Legend! 🙌

  • @AhLaDad90
    @AhLaDad90 Год назад +3

    👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Good job.

  • @issenvan1050
    @issenvan1050 Год назад +1

    What is the reserve requirement?

  • @mrcigartruth3832
    @mrcigartruth3832 Год назад +4

    Since John mentioned 1982 I would like to see how the change in CPI at that time looked to Volcker. How did the change in format affect the CPI then. If these changes usually resulted in lower CPI numbers in the future did Volcker use these or did he stick with the CPI method he started with? This period of inflation was something I lived through. It looks a little peculiar that some changes in CPI calculations coincided with the massive increase in interest rates. People were just sticking money in CD's and you could not finance a house unless you were loaded.There was also a POTUS election in 1984. I supported Reagan but I do remember this inflation crisis had him on the ropes, so to speak. Just interested in retrospect.

    • @barrisjahn2013
      @barrisjahn2013 Год назад

      On that note:
      Arthur Burns 1970-78
      Numbers and the 70s crisis numbers..
      then William Miller 78-9 leading up to Paul Volcker?

    • @rudeawakening3833
      @rudeawakening3833 Год назад

      I was in my early 20’s with a stay at home wife and two toddlers .
      I worked 70 hours a week at my main job ; had a part time job at night and weekends AND was in the National Guard .
      In Connecticut , starving . One car , coin op laundry , Kero - Sun kerosene heating system , starving … Volker had interest at 20% !!!

  • @ivivivir
    @ivivivir Год назад

    Great great great true Sir!

  • @armandodimarzio1136
    @armandodimarzio1136 Год назад

    I Just came across your channel, I subscribed

  • @Law-of-love
    @Law-of-love Год назад +3

    Inflation hedge - Gold royalty company share certificates - is as close as you will get to Gold backed currency.
    Worth thinking about ??

    • @guestguest747
      @guestguest747 Год назад

      How, where? (Exchange?)

    • @Law-of-love
      @Law-of-love Год назад

      @@guestguest747 pay fiat for the shares- they get physical gold (without risks of mining), u take profit . Gold royalty Corp is very cheap at mo .

    • @NooeeeNNN
      @NooeeeNNN Год назад

      Where would I purchase the certificate

    • @Law-of-love
      @Law-of-love Год назад

      @@NooeeeNNN buy the shares - Gold royalty Corp has probably hit a bottom ~ looking very cheap at moment

    • @NooeeeNNN
      @NooeeeNNN Год назад

      @@Law-of-love it’s a better alternative then physical gold? Or this is just for diversifying

  • @johnjoy76
    @johnjoy76 Год назад +2

    If only John Williams affected the CPI my Social Security would be a lot higher!

  • @NWCRYPTOADVISOR
    @NWCRYPTOADVISOR Год назад +6

    I think it’s higher than 11%

    • @centurione6489
      @centurione6489 Год назад

      Finally, I hear some realistic numbers.
      After months and years of 🐂💩 inflation data!

    • @huwhitecavebeast1972
      @huwhitecavebeast1972 Год назад +4

      I agree, the prices of most things has gone up 50% since 2020. My dogs food is an example, went from 80$/case to 120. But lots of things have gone up even more than that, some things over 100%. No way in hell is it only 11%.

    • @ScottishTerrorsInLA
      @ScottishTerrorsInLA Год назад +1

      He means 11% inflation year over year. So even if it were 11% per year since 2019, that’s only 52% total if compounded yearly. I think even that is low.

  • @RadicallyFRUGAL
    @RadicallyFRUGAL Год назад +8

    Mr Williams, you are an under recognized Natio nal Treasure

  • @jimjohngirard
    @jimjohngirard Год назад

    So, why n the hell is gold sitting and $hitting?

  • @coryhilleboe6938
    @coryhilleboe6938 Год назад +1

    Real inflation...#shadowstats

  • @michaelsandborn6758
    @michaelsandborn6758 6 месяцев назад

    Regarding interest rates and taxation without representation. We all know that the BLS and the Fed put out flawed inflation data of at least 2% so that the debt can be reduced without directly taxing the population, which congress can't seem to get done. The discrepancy results in a hidden tax on the entire population. Since neither the populace or congress vote on the discrepancy in the inflation data, the resulting hidden tax appears to me to be taxation without representation. If so, a lawsuit should be brought to stop the process and make the BLS and Fed processes be voted on by congress in the clear light of day, with clear explanations of their processes, presented publicly to congress.

  • @pamdemic7848
    @pamdemic7848 Год назад +4

    The Best Guest 💯

  • @gregorysagegreene
    @gregorysagegreene Год назад

    Let's talk about reality,
    and established entrenched embedded inflation.
    Trash bags I buy are *double* over two years ago!
    Thanks for broad light shone on true unemployed.

  • @shawnsmith424
    @shawnsmith424 Год назад +11

    Charlie Munger at his best 👌

  • @laurakryzanowski3193
    @laurakryzanowski3193 Год назад

    Thank u

  • @terranceramirez4816
    @terranceramirez4816 Год назад

    If I were married, I would massage my wife the way that the Fed massages inflation numbers. I can pretty much guarantee that there would be a happy ending afterwards. 😄

  • @miguelp
    @miguelp Год назад

    If they counted discouraged workers then the improvement in unemployment rate would be higher since many have rejoined the work force. The argument he makes is unconvincing.

  • @nicholaslandolina
    @nicholaslandolina 11 месяцев назад

    The price should increase but what their expenses increase

  • @williamrichardson2596
    @williamrichardson2596 Год назад +4

    Lifetime best hair award. 🎉

  • @rudeawakening3833
    @rudeawakening3833 Год назад

    Load up on PHYSICAL SILVER !

  • @dashymandm6240
    @dashymandm6240 Год назад +10

    Is black Monday coming next week?

    • @philfortner1805
      @philfortner1805 Год назад +1

      Nope. This is a melt up so stimulus, both official and off book, will nominally increase values and that convinces morons to buy and hold. Once inflation breaks the average person then Gresham's Law takes over and hyper inflation destroys the dollar within 6 months.

    • @Lionstacker
      @Lionstacker Год назад +2

      👀

    • @philfortner1805
      @philfortner1805 Год назад

      Remember that markets are totally captive to money printing and fake government statistics. The situation changes when conditions for the average person are so bad they have nothing to lose.

  • @sewnsew6770
    @sewnsew6770 Год назад +3

    Shadowstats proves you cannot live on social security for 30 years
    For men if retire at 65 need it till 78 on average so 13 years
    After 13 years it will be coffee money

    • @jamesderoc6717
      @jamesderoc6717 Год назад

      retirement is such a bourgeois concept

    • @sewnsew6770
      @sewnsew6770 Год назад

      @@jamesderoc6717 yes I am a petite bourgeois. Want to retire and write my novel lol

    • @guestguest747
      @guestguest747 Год назад

      That's a scary thought.

  • @captnhuffy
    @captnhuffy Год назад

    Yep!

  • @recongraves
    @recongraves Год назад

    Hair was going to crazy in this one. 😂😂

  • @issenvan1050
    @issenvan1050 Год назад

    Inflation does not go up b/c of oil, it is the other way around.

  • @issenvan1050
    @issenvan1050 Год назад

    This gentleman should learn Hanke’s golden growth rate.

  • @mattjenkins682
    @mattjenkins682 Год назад +9

    I think Biden told on himself in that speech. "All the jobs recovered from the pandemic, plus 1 million added". So you've only created 1 million jobs? 😂

    • @EMan-cu5zo
      @EMan-cu5zo Год назад +3

      He never has a clue what he is saying. He has lied his whole career. If you consider leaching off the public a career.

    • @rudeawakening3833
      @rudeawakening3833 Год назад

      Noooooo !
      He said 13 million !
      Go listen again !
      Bla ha ha !

    • @mattjenkins682
      @mattjenkins682 Год назад +2

      @rudeawakening3833 right, but after all the jobs recovered that were lost in the pandemic, plus an additional 1 million, that isn't 13 million jobs created 🤣

    • @rudeawakening3833
      @rudeawakening3833 Год назад

      @@mattjenkins682
      I agree
      I was being - “ facetious “

    • @mattjenkins682
      @mattjenkins682 Год назад

      @@rudeawakening3833 gotcha, my bad. 😅 🤝

  • @issenvan1050
    @issenvan1050 Год назад

    How can inflation go higher with a contracting money supply?

    • @WackyIraqi777
      @WackyIraqi777 Год назад +1

      Because inflation (the expansion of the money supply) does not hit everything everywhere all at once. It takes a lot of time to work through the economy. The same is true of contractions in the money supply. It takes years to see the impacts.

    • @issenvan1050
      @issenvan1050 Год назад

      @@WackyIraqi777 12-24 months, correct. &, when did the money supply start contracting here in US?

  • @ask_why000
    @ask_why000 Год назад +1

    I think we get back to 2% inflation about as fast as we got to 5% interest rates. The people who didn’t see that coming, won’t see this coming either.

    • @michieldriessen2076
      @michieldriessen2076 Год назад +1

      It took them about 15 years to get back to 5% so I must agree with you.

    • @Jeffrey-p6l
      @Jeffrey-p6l Год назад +1

      ​@@michieldriessen2076I don't think that's what they meant. But inflation will not stop. Fiat is dying. This is the end my friend

  • @issenvan1050
    @issenvan1050 Год назад

    Your hat off to the FED?! Until when did they buy $120 billion per month?!

  • @longvalnicolas5991
    @longvalnicolas5991 Год назад +1

    Fiscalflation + chinaflation = stagflation…

  • @francoisrodrigue8577
    @francoisrodrigue8577 Год назад

    So many adds during this video, it's hard to keep the focus.

    • @ScottishTerrorsInLA
      @ScottishTerrorsInLA Год назад

      Maybe David had to pay this guy to be on. It’s worth it for this elder’s expertise.

  • @user-hq2ml1wn5s
    @user-hq2ml1wn5s Год назад

    Leave interest rates alone, and just drill oil instead of paying our adversaries for it. We have cleaner processes here anyway, which would be better for the environment. Oil comes down. Inflation will come down.

    • @theonlyconstantischange123
      @theonlyconstantischange123 Год назад

      Too bad Western nations stopped investing in energy and started demonizing oil companies. Highly doubt this pattern changes

  • @markkimmerling4251
    @markkimmerling4251 Год назад +1

    Excruciating bro

    • @guestguest747
      @guestguest747 Год назад

      Just play it back faster. His perspective is totally worth it.

  • @onlinedaily411
    @onlinedaily411 Год назад +7

    Brace yourselves for volatile moves everyone!

  • @CliftonHicksbanjo
    @CliftonHicksbanjo Год назад +2

    The dollar ain't 💩.

    • @_Thoughtful_Aquarius_
      @_Thoughtful_Aquarius_ Год назад +1

      Hi Clifton. 👋
      I enjoy your music very much.
      It'd be great to hear a tune about the history of the U.S. dollar.
      Or how about a gold or silver miner related song?
      Looking forward to seeing more and more of your videos. 👍

  • @BHSTUDIO1
    @BHSTUDIO1 Год назад

    Sorry the audio quality so bad I cannot listen this podcast .

    • @huwhitecavebeast1972
      @huwhitecavebeast1972 Год назад +3

      Works fine for me, maybe it's your device.

    • @karlopeternel7685
      @karlopeternel7685 Год назад +5

      Yes, it's fine
      On your side sth bro

    • @jayneweaver8695
      @jayneweaver8695 Год назад +2

      My audio was perfect. If you get a chance you won't want to miss this interview. : o)

  • @Canadian_Eh_I
    @Canadian_Eh_I Год назад

    1.5x

  • @colddeath9797
    @colddeath9797 Год назад

    hm, I do not like the interview. He didn't explain why he is waiting for such huge inflation. I mean, he tried but his explanation is a nonsense or he is talking a lot of obvious things. idk why other ppl so excited about that interview. David, I'd like you to be more offensive in getting more clear answers from your guests ☺

    • @k.o.2456
      @k.o.2456 Год назад

      Because the M2 supply is so large (the surge of money that the Fed gov. " injected" into the economy during the Covid debacle.
      It's a basic economic principle: supply & demand. John Williams has been working as an economist for decades. You have to have a good grasp of economics to follow his narrative. Not to diss anyone. It's a complicated subject.

  • @issenvan1050
    @issenvan1050 Год назад +2

    We’ll see a 2-handle on CPI this year.

    • @WTHenry2023
      @WTHenry2023 Год назад +2

      🤡🤡🤡😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣

    • @issenvan1050
      @issenvan1050 Год назад

      @@WTHenry2023Why are you laughing, clown? First they said ‘transitory’, the herd like you did follow them. Now they claim it is going to last for years, the same (lack of) reaction. They have been consistently wrong either way.

    • @gregorysagegreene
      @gregorysagegreene Год назад

      Come hell or high manipulation.

    • @issenvan1050
      @issenvan1050 Год назад

      @@gregorysagegreene What do you mean?

  • @commissarcarr2463
    @commissarcarr2463 Год назад +2

    Wealth transfer between Boomers and their children overdone. Government big winner with estate taxes. Not that much will make it to younger generations as Government will see to that. 😂😂😂

  • @Rick-ou6gm
    @Rick-ou6gm Год назад

    David, you're too young to become a doomsday nut. Watch out!

  • @ambition112
    @ambition112 Год назад

    0:39: 📈 Inflation in the US has risen slightly to 3.7 percent, while core CPI has fallen to 4.3 percent, according to the latest BLS report.
    5:06: 📉 The speaker discusses the impact of raising interest rates on the economy and the current recession outlook.
    9:54: 📊 The speaker discusses changes made to the inflation measure and how it affects the reported CPI.
    14:02: 📉 The speaker believes it is difficult to achieve a stable economy and healthy banking system at present due to contracting economy and negative indicators.
    18:31: 💼 The speaker discusses the employment collapse during the pandemic and the government's changes in reporting unemployment numbers.
    23:05: ! The speaker believes that the current unemployment rate indicates that the economy is already in a recession.
    27:44: 💰 The government and the Federal Reserve are taking actions to stimulate inflation and increase the money supply, which may result in higher inflation and a weaker economy for the average person.
    32:28: ! The speaker discusses the potential impact of inflation on the economy and the younger generations.
    36:54: 💰 The speaker believes that interest rates will not go back down to their previous levels and may even increase to maintain stability in the banking system.
    Recap by Tammy AI

  • @youtubesucks8024
    @youtubesucks8024 Год назад +2

    Legend