Interesting so far although video would be half a hour without the f bombs

I guess I was really engaged in the discussion. I didn't notice any swearing.

The swearing makes it good

Swearing shows how passionate Gary is about this subject

Swearing and bluntness is an effective way to get a point across. Better than a patronising politician who uses fancy jargon. Business is blunt

They've been trying to make the middle class disappear and the poor poorer since the Thatcher/Reagan Neoliberals took over everything, they've increased their wealth by 40%+ and everyone else lost 40% of spending power. Speaking of education, that was also a strategic agenda on their part.... to make each consecutive generation dumber... they don't want them to know how to think critically, how money works, how to be an entrepreneur, how the rich (and those private Mafia Central Banks) steal from you or what your Rights USED to be or what is TRUE which is why the media endlessly lies to you. Just keep your noses in those cell phone social media inanities, bolster narcissism based on nothing, destroy local businesses by buying on Amazon and remain passive, confused, distracted and fearful. I'm 75 and have watched this plague upon humanity for the last 55 years, the consolidation into monopolies of everything that used to be local, family run and created solid, compassionate communities. They can't have that you see... not when they want to control everything ie; EVERYONE on planet Earth: food, water, oil, land, air, minerals etc. and YOU. This is the Great Reset that NO ONE volunteered for. 😡

That's the fault of our education system, I am a little older than you but in my late 40s I began to study how the wealthy got wealthy and it is about buying assets and keeping them in a limited company. Tax is paid on profit, so the trick is to not make profit but have cash flow. Look up cash flow quadrant and the Prussian education model.

Somewhat, if you’re paying 50% taxes, you can’t truly relate to being on a true minimum wage (even if you were once on a minimum wage). However, it’s important to empathise. Money comes and goes, so it’s definitely important to be grounded and appreciate when we have it and remember those who aren’t as fortunate (because for many it could be us). Peace!

@@hannah60000This is one of the fallacies they use to divide us. Why can’t he relate? I am 51 - I earn £200k a year (now). My secondary school closed down in 1988 from lack of funding - there was a riot with what we used to call ‘paddy wagons’ - police vans - that broke up a riot and kids throwing rocks threw third floor windows ( a nice racial slur there from the 1980s). I grew up in an area of east of Birmingham where brain donors from the NF and BNP used to roam around and just smash anything they could. Despite this I worked hard to get A levels and then Uni paid for by taxes from my mum and dad and every mum and dad in the UK. Then I worked to become an expert in one very specific area of IT which required ten+ years of 80 hour weeks. Finally I’m fairly comfortable and I still beat myself up over financial decisions I didn’t take because it was before KZfaq and my mum and dad - both teachers - knew nothing about money (they were mis-sold an endowment mortgage). My son is diagnose autistic and I have spin 5 years battling with arrogant and dismissive primary schools that didn’t want to deal with a ‘difficult’ circumstance. This led me to suicidal thoughts and a year and a half of therapy. I do get tired of being the guy who has it easy because right here, and right now, at this specific point in my life I earn more than some other person and so therefore can’t ever relate. It’s so black and white and utterly dismissive of an individuals’ journey and circumstances.

I think he's referring to all the other taxes we pay which equates to 50% not necessarily from his pay

100% today she’d pay so much in rent she would probably never get a mortgage… Food electric & everything else is far more expensive. Your gran would have died poor on a crap pension probably going cold & struggling in the winters.

Absolutely right. I bought my first house as a single parent. Most people had that chance if they had fairly regular work. The hard thing now is how people are pressured to believe that they are to blame for this mess. The Government did this! The Government made choices according to their warped priorities and voters should be pressuring for different choices.

@@GlasPthalocyanineas Gary says we’ve all been brought up to believe that this is all we’re capable of! I say no!

@@goych I think the point is that the whole business of being able to afford to eat and keep a roof over our heads takes up all your time and brainpower. That's deliberate. It's too difficult for enough people to get off the conveyor belt and look at the bigger picture. It's not that people are stupid. They're exhausted.

@@GlasPthalocyanine and traumatised yes I agree, bigger picture stuff is a privilege few can afford. That’s why we have teachings from those who can see it. For whatever reason Gary has been given an amazing financial leg up despite being from a poor background. I love that he’s using it to try to help rather than hinder

It is....

F’ing right it has

He's a laughable ignoramus. If he ever achieved any level of notoriety, he'll be smacked down by people who actually understand economics once he appears on their radar.

multi generational family homes - dont put grandma in a home

Is this the worst case scenario that might eventually happen? What is the most likely scenario and over what time frame? Lets be specific and useful and give people the most likely prediction for the end of this decade, all things being equal. Lot of people talking in averages and anecdotally. People who know about stats should be talking in probabilities.

​@@paulbrown5839have you watched any of Gary's videos where he explains what's happening, money, wealth, the wealth transfer from us to the super rich through assets etc? All your bills are you sending money to the super rich because they own the high street, the water, rail, electricity, food distribution, farm land, internet, every thing you pay for. They own your mortgage or your place if you're renting. And they are over charging on every thing, while also putting us on zero hours contracts, lobbying for wages rises to be below inflation so that you become ever poorer and work longer for less, so that they can take more and more from us. Stop the steal. Stop them.

I am having a small apartment building in boston Massachusetts. I had to sell it. And I walked away with a million dollars and some. I'll be fine but I was driven out. I think this gentleman is very right about what's going on. But here in America we're having a commercial property crisis. And I think banks may go Under.

What predictions has he made that were right? He claims all his predictions-where are they? He is saying inequality will continue and is bad. That's stating the obvious.

Dunning Krueger effect.

Neoclassical (the mainstream) economics is basically an 'official state religion'. It doesn't need to be a representation of reality, it just needs to serve the interests of those who employ economists i.e. banks and other financial institutions. To go against the mainstream is career-death, regardless of the correctness of one's analysis.

@@danielbtwd whos she ?

Rich pricks don't even need to be good.

@@danielbtwd Not really. Sort of. They really are high level economists, it's just the whole field is bullshit. It's kind of analogous to having a PhD in magic or something.

Really is shit like that... or member of the UN youth council...

He's running a business. If he wanted to help and was genuinely so spectacular at trading that he'll always be in demand for 7 figure jobs, he could just take one for a few more years and breeze through it with his unfathomable foresight and genius. Could have quietly funded community projects in Ilford for the rest of his life but instead chooses to eschew the millions being chucked at him in favour of being a KZfaqr. Aye right.

@@cal9784 nice to see he is already being attacked by the right. which means his message is working!

@@cal9784 he is a total grifter, noticing there are millions of gullible young desperate fools on YT waiting to be suckered in

He’s an excellent grifter; peddling communism while being a hardcore capitalist himself!

​@@jintz2at the heart of the GFC

Same here. I think a Gary Ramin crossover would be pretty entertaining.

the first step to acquire wealth is figuring-out your goals with heIp of a financiaI pIanner, and foIIowing through with lnteIIigent ideas; you will acquire wealth in no time and also enjoy the decision of managing your money.

I had decisions that grew my finances (gathered over 1M in 2yrs) with heIp of my financiaI pIanner. Living the dream, hoping to retire next year..

Get to her, if you care.. ELlZABETH GREEN HUNTS..

Whosoever tries this sureIy acquires wealth. Get to her.. ELlZABETH GREEN HUNTS..

Gary himself says: - have a rich dad. If you don't, then you're not going to get rich - if you don't have a rich dad, you could try to get into trading but it's too risky for most punters - organise with others to change the system for wealth redistribution

what? what you think a wealth tax will do? how much money would it bring into the GOVERNMENT to waste on something dumb? ill be waiting

No, a wealth tax will never happen because its unworkable, anyone who has any money will put their money in places that greedy socialists like you cant get at it. How much money will such a tax raise? Oh wait - probably not enough to make any appreciable difference. Instead of trying to take more of people's money, would you not think it's a better idea to maybe ask governments to be a bit more prudent in how they spend what money they do get? That never occurs to you, does it.

I'm never sure where wealth starts. I've got about a million between pension and cash, so I'm certainly wealthy. My house is very average in a poor northern town and I drive a second hand van. To get my wealth, such as it is, I didn't inherit from my parents nor win on the lottery. I worked on average 75 hours a week, 16 weeks holiday in 37 years. Started a business at 26 with my house on the line. I was in haulage, I worked hard, 24+ hour shifts, outside in all weathers. I do think how you earned your money needs to be taken into account. Before anyone squeaks, I was the highest paying employer in my little sector and drivers never left, so I thi k I was a hood employer

@@James_36 Bring in a land tax to stop the wealthy sitting on a valuable asset for profit. Tax their assets, they can't hide them. a 1% tax on those with over £10M would raise £80 billion for the economy. That's not small change. As every one of the 164 billionaires in the UK made around£720M each since Covid it won;t break the bank for them to pay more.

@@hilarygibson3150 You aren't the problem. It's those with say more than £5M in assets. The super wealthy, who don't pay income tax as they don't work. They live from their wealth! Compund interest makes them richer every morning!

what facts? this grifter has spouted nothing but total nonsense

@@James_36 Read his book.

​@@James_36elaborate...

Yeah …AND?…Are you trying to show off?… just because my parent doesn’t work at all, we are barely stable living from squat to squat..avoids paying fares on the bus..and only get to look at other people on holiday in photos in a magazine Doesn’t mean you’re any better than us you know!!! Although I do hate my self/life …so maybe you’re right

@@monkeyseemonkeydo432 I think the point was that they could afford all that on a manual labor salary. Now that would be completely impossible.

@@tombojumbo lol…I know…I was actually joking

​@@monkeyseemonkeydo432don't give up your day job mate. Lol

@@jamesgeorge8915 lol …I wish I could…cant afford to..working day and night

Understood, I follow Gary and have done Since he started his channel, but unfortunately the reality is, people in general don't appreciate f-bombing and constantly saying "I'm the best trader". His messages are amazing, I'm with him ALL THE WAY, but in this case, he hasn't done himself any favours because of the amount of swearing. I'm hoping there will be clips made of the real profound parts where there's less profanity that can be beeped out.

I agree, raw emotion and truth ain't polite. He isn't a politician he's a real man with a real passion and concern.

@@DeputyChiefWhip Yea I agree, I feel he should put more pictures and stuff online about his time as a trader, he basically spawned in around 2017 simply saying we should believe him.

is there any evidence this guy worked in trading? he sounds like he would not get through the front door of one of these places let alone hired. He talks urban trash speak for a start

@@James_36 They only evidence is him saying he did... Check his Wikipedia. All sources are self referenced in interviews/articles and nothings appears from before 2020... For "the world's best trader", I would have expected to find several FT articles from 2008 onwards...

Sasha would kowtow within 30 seconds

If you live in this economy and you are not angry, you are not paying attention.

That is a brilliant idea.

Do you know the meaning of anger? He's simply passionate about his message but not angry at all

I is Like angry, No it's a club n were all not in it..

Algorithm

Yes we do, we all have learnt to be scared of money and scared to question the system and as Gary so poiyantly pointed out we tend to blame ourselves!

Things are changing unfortunately because inequality is getting bigger, there're lot's of low minimum wage jobs that are not and won't coop with the inflation rate year after year and low growth predictions due to low wages and higher cost of living overall

At least with the army and NHS you will get a decent pension. Now we're ending up with people heading into later middle age still working the kind of service jobs that traditionally done at minimum wage by the younger generation. I would not discount the increasing age of the population on the influence of how unequal things will get.

@@Al_Does_Stuff in the army maybe. In the NHS no! You retire at 65. Right now I’ll retire at 57.

@@Abdul_Rahman86 still a better likely income than from working service industry (outside management) your whole life. I believe both those pensions are inflation linked and defined benefit. Getting to retirement might be another matter ofc

Us economy is doing a lot better than the UKs

Peter Joseph discusses this issue too. He has directed a few documentaries about it.

😂 lol 😅😂

Right. Gary has just broken the record for the number of times you can say 'F**K' in an hour. Unbelievable.

I'm a potty mouth, and he impressed me 😂🤣😂🤣

Ha, you can always tell when he's off script and passionate about what he's talking on

😂😂😂

Financialised economy and financialising of housing

same I did the whole 70 minutes easy

They should teach this at schools.

Share the shit out of it

But why? We don't do anything about it.

I recall reading that Renaissance Technologies, the most successful hedge fund ever, is on the right side of a trade somewhere between 50-51% of the time.

It's not hard. The current lot are either absolutely clueless, or worse tanking the economy on purpose.

economics isn't trading. This guy isn't giving financial advice, his makes economic predications

Gary’s made millions off of questioning the shortsighted predictions of others. Economics is a field built on models with “exogenous” factors. The very fact that a factor can be exogenous and ‘outside the model’ makes economics a pretty useless subject for making predictions

Then in the next sentence told a story about how he lost 8 million in a day... 😅 #predictions

They’re not listening to him, they don’t watch KZfaq and sadly he has no power.

Oh look, another "tax the rich" socialist. Tell me - how exactly do you plan on "taxing the rich" when The Rich can put their money in places greedy socialists like you cant get to? Why would anyone with money want to invest in a country that wants to take their money off them? Answer is - they wouldn't,. I suggest you watch a channel named Nomad Capitalist, it should give an idea about how those with cash think, do you think they will sit idly by while people like you come for their money?

wealth distribution is exactly out of a communist playbook, who is anyone to advocate theft? do you realise also it would do ZERO good to anyone? you do actually realise that do you? basic maths ruin this guys whole premise. How much money would a wealth tax bring in? peanuts. The entire wealth of the richest people in the UK gives people around 3k for one time only.... 3k... want to change your view now? 3k which still does sweet FA to your life as that would be gone within a month and there is less business, less jobs but that is okay, those super rich people are no longer rich. Woken up yet?

Would it "stimulate the economy", based upon what? *If you're a middling high-earner simping for the superrich because "they know how to be successful* Eh, they do know how to be "successful", you jackass, they's why they are rich. People "simp" for the super rich out of principle - because they dislike the idea of government stealing from them to then take that money and waste it on absolute nonsense. I dont care if someone is a billionaire, a millionaire or just worth a few hundred k's, the idea of government taking my money (only to then waste) annoys me. Its funny it never occurs to you people to maybe hold government more accountable in how they spend OUR money. Nah, why do that when we can just take from endless money tree of The Rich and take money from them! Oh but don't worry - I'm sure they wont mind (and Im sure they wont take any measures to move it elsewhere, naaah!) Im Irish - our government last year gave 7billion euros to woke NGOs who do nothing but spread leftist propaganda, 3 billion housing fake "asylum seekers" and blew $45 billion on a flu 2020-2022 (which didn't even see ONE extra ICU bed added). Why should I tolerate or celebrate that? Is that what you mean when you say "wealth distribution is an entirely prudent decision that would stimulate the economy for the betterment of most people?" How exactly does that work? And the same thing is happening in the UK. *Once they've chewed up and spat out the poor, they'll simply come for your wealth next* Who is coming for my wealth next, and how? Typical socialist drivel. The only people "coming for my wealth" are greedy socialists like you, no one else.

The useful idiots

This makes SO MUCH sense! The e problem is that politicians of ALL SIDES own those empty houses and they are not going to tax themselves, even if for them it's not actually that much.

Labour under Starmer are a continuation of the Conservative party under Sunak.

I do feel sorry for the younger generations...also even if you do somehow get a good job they are always "restructuring " and getting rid of people so its not secure and everyone thats left is overstretched and stressed out. If I was a guy I would be a self employed electrician or plumber as they are always in demand...this is what alot of my friends partners do and they are smart guys (plus you can fiddle your books abit up if you want a mortgage or down if you wanna pay less tax ;)

Are you a roadman?

@@YorkshirePork are you farmer?

really? who gives gold its value? what can gold actually buy? ZERO. I was going to insult you but ill give you some advice instead. Stop listening to idiots like this guy who is a conman and a liar. There is not a chance he was on the trading floor of a big bank being successful, he would not even hold the stupid views he has if he did he would still be getting rich in the bank rather than peddling a BS book

It allows the government to print money and then get the public to soak it up with inflation. It's coming to an end, tho with the rise of brics.

the rothchild banking system isnt going anywhere.

Money IS debt. Debt is promised off skills applied in the future. If you can make more money of your skills that the debt you(or your employer) takes on, you ARE the economic growth.

Wrong. Privately created credit-money is the problem- and it IS tethered to something "of superior value"- real estate- which is the collateral for 90% of credit money. Central bank money- correctly regulated- is the solution. no need for Gold.

Most people don't have the guts to do that. Most certainly won't challenge their boss for a pay rise either. I have always done it. Doesn't always get what you want but I have just got £1 ph hour rise by being up front and built a valid case why I should get one. Mind you I don't care what people think so it doesn't bother me.😂

the major problem with gary is he is full of crap based on false lefty logic

@@James_36 haha i can’t say i agree with Gary either, but if he gave some actual stats and figures for his arguments he might be able to change more views

@@James_36you must be one of those trust fund kids he was on about 😂

But is he wrong? Is everything actually improving and what we see isn't real? The evidence is all around.

The only fact that you need to know is that our economy is stagnant because ordinary people are poor whilst the extremely rich have never been richer and thus have driven up asset prices so that they are out of reach for ordinary people, thus exacerbating the very problem I just described

Well, there is a certain manifesto that gained traction a couple of hundred years back or so which contains somewhat similar ideas. It seems probable that a clear, distilled version of Gary’s ideas, in book form or in new media form, might just catch on.

Yes its more like trickle up!!

They are wrong, you will own nothing and be Angry about it.

"YOU will own nothing...and THEY will be happy about it"

Also eat the bugs...

yeah not sure a tax policy will do much about it

What a comment 🤣

Loving ya work glovey 📝

@@Lenny-nr4yvI’m glovin’ it

Gary Stevenson aka Sweary Poppins 😂 cracking episode though. Really highlights how obscene the gulf is between the financial class and everyone who wears the impact of their decisions and, tbqfh, sociopathic tendencies.

what's the single most frequently used phrase? I'm betting on "know what I mean"

yea this guy thinks the rich who produce assets and wealth are the problem while conveniently ignoring how the Govt WASTE wealth and produce NOTHING

Your comment has absolutely nothing to do with what Gary has spoken about

@@stirkz no because he likes to conveniently forget how much wastage govt uses tax money, so taxing the rich to give to govts who waste and fill their own pockets and their own interests to get re-elected is hardly a solution is it

@JB-kf8sf Itax the rich... neve heard that before... liquidate the wealthy and divide by population look at how much money you get, solves nothing. it is the dumbest argument in the book

​@JB-kf8sfand you take Gary The Grifter at his word just because he says he worked in finance but quit because 'hes not like them' hahaha yeah right

Try Abe Books instead

tax the ultra rich to then do what? do you realise that if you liquidated all their net worth and divided it by the people in this country you would get a one time payment of around 3k.. not to mention all the wealth creation and jobs gone which would turn nations back into the stone age. So a wealth tax that gets what % of their INCOME will solve absolutely nothing. Stop being jealous of rich people because it will do you no good in life

Farage is an opportunist grifter. He's already done enough damage to the country, and has lost every election he's ever entered, except as MEP. After sabotaging that, he's now happy to have the UK taxpayer pay his EU pension. Slimy git.

Meanwhile inflation ignoring the mortgage rate rises that are adding hundreds to people's outgoings. Economists missing the point

When they say it's falling they mean prices are going up at a slower rate, not that prices are getting cheaper....😂

@@LawrenceTimme I know

what is real people? most ordinary people waste their money on dumb consumer BS flexing and trying to impress their neighbours, what an earth as an economist going to do with that information other than make him realise how dumb these people are