Robert Shiller: why one of the world’s smartest economists is worried about the bond market

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  • Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 30

  • @Lucian86
    @Lucian86 9 лет назад +30

    Really ? An interview with such an important person and you can't afford a better audio quality ?

    • @interests1094
      @interests1094 7 лет назад

      what about brexit..thats important isn't it??

    • @tom4115
      @tom4115 3 года назад

      about as important as a steaming turd

  • @subtlethingsinlife
    @subtlethingsinlife 9 лет назад +3

    Great fan of this man , the real ones are always humble and mindful that humans tend to make error (anybody notice how many times he said what he believes and then followed up with that I am not sure )

  • @zennor_man
    @zennor_man 6 лет назад

    Yale professor & Nobel prize winner....now this really rings alarm bells with me...

  • @GonzoTehGreat
    @GonzoTehGreat 5 лет назад

    Schiller's comments regarding the lack of strategy for negative interest rates make sense, proving his Economics expertise, but he doesn't seem to know much about investing...
    5:58 He preferred European stocks to US back in 2015, when this interview was held.
    13:22 He's bought Italian stocks but Italy's economy has been sluggish since joining the Euro, the country is suffering from a banking crisis, repeated corruption scandals and populism is on the rise.
    London and Boston house prices might be correlated, but they're completely different cities.

  • @onee
    @onee 9 лет назад

    Why is everyone complaining about the audio. I only have trouble understanding the interviewer.

  • @mbarraicua
    @mbarraicua 6 лет назад

    Excellent interview, but please buy a small tie mic

  • @oibal60
    @oibal60 9 лет назад

    Read his books during lunchtime in Borders (remember them?). Smart guy indeed. I think this interview could have been conducted/researched a lot better - with pointed questions. Her microphone was abysmal.

  • @schumanhuman
    @schumanhuman 9 лет назад

    Again no strong predictions for UK housing? Sigh...Yes, it's not yet in the bubble stage yet, the pattern is a 3-5 year downturn (2008-2012) then a 14.2 year upswing in land prices, as prices started rising in 2012 the next peak should be in 2026. A mid cycle downturn normal occurs in year 7 so 2019, though house prices usually remain resilient. The bubble/minsky phase will follow this until the peak and following recession/depression.

  • @jameslovering9158
    @jameslovering9158 8 лет назад

    "Puzzle of our time" ?
    Could it not be simply that labours share of the profits has been declining and the debts are now eating away at demand. Ponzi debt growth is what we have endured since how long...
    Negative interest and yet still no investment tells you there is simply no demand and why because the consumer is loaded up with debt / interest servicing much like the old feudal periods and land rents, Lords replaced by banks.

    • @MrLTiger
      @MrLTiger 8 лет назад +1

      basically if you dont get into debt you dont have a chance of buying a house if you're middle class. that is pretty much serfdom right there

  • @MrLTiger
    @MrLTiger 8 лет назад

    it sounds like she's talking through a cardboard box

  • @bulltraderpt
    @bulltraderpt 9 лет назад +6

    Shiller helps his son buy a home! Surely that should tell you and him, something is very wrong when his son has to go to the bank of mum and dad.

    • @jaredthompson8355
      @jaredthompson8355 8 лет назад +2

      +bulltraderpt
      shiller is a shill and lies about everything.

  • @toddlavigne6441
    @toddlavigne6441 9 лет назад

    I know this guy is very intelligent, but he lives in a reality bubble himself. I wouldn't listen to anything he says. He just a prof.

    • @tcorourke2007
      @tcorourke2007 9 лет назад +1

      +Todd Lavigne What specificity makes you say this? You should check out his track record.

    • @tcorourke2007
      @tcorourke2007 9 лет назад

      +Dan Ihde No one says I have to what?