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.Richard Ngo on why birth rates will probably keep falling: - Birth rates are falling because marriage rates are falling. - AI could either distract us from relationships or help mediate them. - If the future economy is dominated by social + emotional labor, it may skew female -... show more

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Out now- how Alf is seeing things in macro: - bullish stocks and bonds because the Fed put is back - yield curve to bull steepen as Fed cuts interest rates as inflation moderates - the abundance of long-term fixed-rate debt in the U.S. has shielded the American private sector from the ravages of higher rates - however, to say that high rates are actually stimulative is going too far. borrowers will have to refinance eventually - much of European economy has already felt the contractionary effects of higher rates. That is why the Swedish central bank has already begun to cut interest rates. expect more of this This interview is brought to you by VanEck, a global leader in asset management since 1955. I'm very proud to say that VanEck is Forward Guidance's exclusive sponsor - check them out! Recorded on May 8 Enjoy 🔥

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🚨 JUST IN: HHS Sec. RFK Jr. just dropped the jaw-dropping trend, America's fertility rate is PLUNGING to a "cataclysmic level" and must be reversed "This is an EXISTENTIAL CRISIS." "We are approaching the cataclysmic rates that Japan and China are experiencing, that is threatening their economy." "Presidents tried to discourage child birth. Now we have a president who ENCOURAGES it." "We just found out we've dropped down to 1.57%, the replacement rate is 2.1%. 100 years ago we were 3.27%." "It's a threat not only to our economy, to our national security. It's a direct threat to our social security trust fund, to the Medicare trust fund." Elon Musk has said it too: the west MUST SURGE BIRTH RATES, or it will collapse!

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Eric Daugherty

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NEW: Former President Bill Clinton appears to confirm the 'replacement theory' is real, says illegal immigration needs to exist because birth rates are low. Clinton made the comments while campaigning for Kamala Harris in Georgia. "I don't think Americans are anti-immigration, they're anti-chaos, right?" "We got the lowest birth rate we've had in well over a hundred years. We're not at replacement level, which means we gotta have somebody come here if we want to keep growing the economy." "Unless one of you is one of these artificial intelligence geniuses and figured out how we can all grow with no work, which I'm not sure would be good for us." JD Vance recently spoke out on this exact issue, arguing that America needs to re-engage the 7 million men who have dropped out of the labor market. Vance also spoke out on American birth rates, saying there is a pathological issue with American culture and children.

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Collin Rugg

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Priya Patel nailed a frustration many women feel: she gets asked out plenty in LA, but finding a genuinely masculine man is tough. 'Even the straight ones seem really gay,' she said, half-joking that the hyper-liberal vibe 'turns the frogs gay.' It's not just LA. When culture dials down natural male energy and calls it progress, the spark between men and women fades. Dating flattens. Relationships stall. And we end up with record-low sex, marriage, and birth rates. That masculine-feminine polarity isn't toxic—it's electric. Lose it, and everything downstream suffers. Have you felt this shift in your city or dating life? What's your take?"

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Camus

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The Bank of Japan says it is raising rates, or at least is threatening to raise them to hold back consumers from spending so that their robust demand doesn’t create more inflation. But consumers are themselves holding back because they know their incomes are nowhere near enough to make up for past, present, and any future price changes that are supply and currency matters, not actual inflation. Thus, household spending, already in the dumps, gets worse especially now after the tariff distortions have passed into global payback. In reality, BoJ is targeting the yen but doing so hoping increasingly favorable interest rates inside of Japan will strengthening JPY. Only, JPY is completely ignoring interest rates.

The Bank of Japan says it is raising rates, or at least is threatening to raise them to hold back consumers from spending so that their robust demand doesn’t create more inflation. But consumers are themselves holding back because they know their incomes are nowhere near enough to make up for past, present, and any future price changes that are supply and currency matters, not actual inflation. Thus, household spending, already in the dumps, gets worse especially now after the tariff distortions have passed into global payback. In reality, BoJ is targeting the yen but doing so hoping increasingly favorable interest rates inside of Japan will strengthening JPY. Only, JPY is completely ignoring interest rates.

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Lowering credit card interest rates sounds like a good idea, but often times it ends up hurting the very people who policymakers were seeking to help. If interest rates are capped, the people who need it the most — high-risk borrowers who have low credit scores — will lose access to credit. Interest rates are largely dependent on the person who is doing the borrowing. The riskier a person is to lend to, the higher their interest rate is because the bank is taking on risk by extending them credit. People who are in desperate need of credit who will no longer be able to get a credit card then may turn to more expensive types of credit. This would also impact people who earn lots of rewards on their credit cards, have excellent credit scores, and payoff their balance every month so they don't pay interest. Credit card companies may cut back or cancel rewards and could start implementing annual fees on credit cards that never had them in the past or increase annual fees on existing cards.

Lowering credit card interest rates sounds like a good idea, but often times it ends up hurting the very people who policymakers were seeking to help. If interest rates are capped, the people who need it the most — high-risk borrowers who have low credit scores — will lose access to credit. Interest rates are largely dependent on the person who is doing the borrowing. The riskier a person is to lend to, the higher their interest rate is because the bank is taking on risk by extending them credit. People who are in desperate need of credit who will no longer be able to get a credit card then may turn to more expensive types of credit. This would also impact people who earn lots of rewards on their credit cards, have excellent credit scores, and payoff their balance every month so they don't pay interest. Credit card companies may cut back or cancel rewards and could start implementing annual fees on credit cards that never had them in the past or increase annual fees on existing cards.

Ryan Saavedra

38,079 views • 6 months ago

Last week brought more bad news for men, this time regarding men’s falling fortunes at work—as the # of men working has fallen below women. This is bad news because it’s reflective of men’s growing inability to be successful breadwinners. And men who are not working are more likely to fail at Life and Love—literally, they’re more likely to die by suicide & fail when it comes to dating & marriage. See below:

Last week brought more bad news for men, this time regarding men’s falling fortunes at work—as the # of men working has fallen below women. This is bad news because it’s reflective of men’s growing inability to be successful breadwinners. And men who are not working are more likely to fail at Life and Love—literally, they’re more likely to die by suicide & fail when it comes to dating & marriage. See below:

Brad Wilcox

17,481 views • 4 months ago