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James Dines: Owning 'Wealth In The Ground' Is Your Best Bet to Survival Posted by: ChrisMartensondotcom
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By: TWSceptic. on 25 Jan 12, 19:34:26
@fakemadereal Actually gold IS money. $ =? fiat currency so not really money. Seems you missed part 1, 2, 3 from this course. :)
By: fakemadereal. on 25 Jan 12, 01:26:46
But isn't gold the same as money in some way? It is? only as valuable as people perceive it.
By: samquan123. on 24 Jan 12, 02:32:21
those u.s old bills is look great, today new bill come? out is look ugly and look like iraq and russian money.
By: annelinehiesevtj. on 22 Jan 12, 04:36:13
ChrisMartensondotcom,? wow that's crazy. That's spurting from someone who s the shortest on his team but can dunk with EASE. I followed the nba training program at 50inchvertical. com and gained past 13 inches on my vertical.
By: JJbones88. on 17 Jan 12, 06:19:55
@stocktradinginvestor after Nixon took out the gold standard, did the gold really stay in the 'vaults' or where did it end up?
By: aquajet9x9. on 01 Jan 12, 21:23:06
go to ? usdebtclock(dot)org
By: aquajet9x9. on 01 Jan 12, 21:17:21
before Nixon: $23 = 1 ounce gold?
By: christo930. on 18 Nov 11, 21:09:07
"with all the major allied powers attending" Did the Soviet Union agree to the Brenton Woods agreement? It? seems odd that a communist dictatorship would have gone along with this scheme.
By: mrfwest. on 01 Nov 11, 19:26:31
@vwrafi money in the US isn't printed on paper? its printed on cotton
By: AngeliqueEU. on 01 Nov 11, 12:52:42
@vwrafi Funny ... but I think Europe is doing the same === printing money out of thin Air. Also our money is not backed up by GOLD anymore ...? so we are in the same sh*t
By: stocktradinginvestor. on 21 Oct 11, 02:18:50
@Atombombmother the depression was a soverign debt crisis, it wasn't a domestic issue but a? global one. Dont' believe everything you read, or everything that coincides with your political bias.
By: stocktradinginvestor. on 21 Oct 11, 02:08:23
LOL, no one uses paper anymore money is going digital. Also, the US owns more gold than any other country, it is a? HEDGE against their own mismanagement of the money supply. In a gold standard, there would be no free market hedge and when the government spends more than they should, we would owe our debts in gold. If that's what you want, we might as well ship the gold off to the international banks now!
By: TacticusPrime. on 11 Sep 11, 06:42:40
The flaw in the Bretton Woods system was that it kept foreign currencies unreasonably weak against the US dollar, giving them a strong advantage of the global market. This was fine when Europe and Japan were on their backs, but by the late 60s and early 70s it was? clear these economies were recovered and the system was vastly unfair.
By: Atombombmother. on 20 Aug 11, 01:16:47
the current debt is a result of the Republican controlled Congress of the early 00's and President Bush failing to pass balanced budgets. Why couldn't they do that? You already have the answer? in your video. The debt accumulated with interest to fund wars but more importantly revenue was left uncollected by Bush's "temporary" tax cuts which mostly went to the rich. In fact, the tax cuts contributed more to the real estate bubble than any action by the fed.
By: Atombombmother. on 20 Aug 11, 01:09:35
the crisis of the 1920's was created by unregulated capitalism and was resolved with a Keynesian solution. It would have happened? with or without a federal reserve bank, just as it had many times before in American history. The conservative Coolidge regime relaxed corporate regulation and after the collapse of 1929, Hoover refused to use government authority to stimulate the economy, That's the real history.
By: VNSki. on 15 Jul 11, 19:46:42
@LitongX1? Euro is worthless now.
By: bvssvni. on 11 Jul 11, 13:44:36
We want real? dollar!
By: thesexyvoice. on 01 Jul 11, 18:04:19
@Bishop38f8 It's called? "Bill Clinton"~
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By: climatereview. on 28 Jun 11, 04:28:55
Iraq costs $10billion per month (but kick back oil? contracts reduce this). Obama and Bernanke's QE2 involves printing $100 billion per month. It's not the U.S. war(s) and tax cuts that's your GFC problem. It's the unleashed mayhem of only 1% reserves in Fannie Mae and continued U.S. government over-spending. Stop spending money you don't have and printing it to pay for it.
By: Bishop38f8. on 27 Jun 11, 03:09:03
What event is the rounding around 1997 to 1999? Seems like 2 to 3 stable? years.
By: torque302. on 22 Jun 11, 05:19:47
A-1 Esp. graph curve nearly to x = lim -0- at [y]; retro to anti-matter Bank Panic of 1907 Post Gilded Age I collapse to 2 World Wars, 100 million die in Europe. Bank Panic 08 Post Gilded Age II Innov'n & intell = $, not Au The way toward progress is rarely a smooth rd 2nd order equation appl'n Non-linear f(x) = y^2 corps real economy;? linear f(x) = y, der. measure, bank mkt price Exp price spreads Debt a function of price: P // E. Der. of [E] - [P] = Debt: assets - liab.
By: kadarstaf. on 17 Jun 11, 16:32:31
Money is the measure without a standard. If the shares will be infinitely cheaper, then they have no? one to trade. Stocks must become ever cheaper.
By: deezplace. on 27 May 11, 04:08:08
@BenderRodriguez7 where will you? go? I've lived OS, loved it... Oz is a beautiful country, which brings me home, but ... a place that's not subject to this dominant paradigm...? where?