It has, the only reason stocks kept going up was because inflation was high and investors wanted to keep their money from eroding away. People perceived that as “we’re not in a recession”, but that is not the case.
No, recession isn't what's going to possibly happen. It's a depression where all growth is stunted to the point there is no growth. Gold will pop due to fear. If you look, it has popped 20 to 25% Do to fear of the dollar collapsing. I knew this, I know this yet... I still got my bags. Guess I am gambling on it not being as bad.
Not going to happen here in the US. Too disruptive to the Fed. Tho TradFi will threaten to keep plebs in fear. Stable coins are already in place to pick up the slack.
Coin bureau should make a seperate channel for those of us only interested en geo politics/economics because he seriously creates some of the best videos out there, on the topic.
The problem with the banking system in this world. Is the inability for countries to work together for the betterment of their societies and not just a small group of individuals.
they are there so we dont accidentally , not even by a longshot work together. They proved time and time again. Just look at the orban blamage lately, and look no further. Anyone claiming peace was an option immediately became public enemy no.1. its just absurd at this stage.
Our economy struggling with uncertainties, housing issues, foreclosures, global fluctuations, and pandemic aftermath, causing instability. Rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade disruptions need urgent attention from all sectors to restore stability and stimulate growth.
I 100% agree, it is basically an inflation hedge, or insurance. Not dumb to own, but if you are looking for returns and compounding growth, look elsewhere.if you don’t have the discipline to avoid silly purchases, buying gold wont help you. learn self control.
In the current circumstances, it's wise to diversify by moving investments from real estate to financial markets or gold, despite potential future drops in home prices. Considering prevailing mortgage rates and economic uncertainty, seeking advice from a knowledgeable independent financial advisor is advisable for guidance.
18:37 The Cantillon effect, pronounced can-'tee-on. Thanks, Guy, for mentioning the MOST relevant theory in modern economic analysis. Based on French/Irish Economist Richard Cantillon's astute observations in the 1700s which apply today. This effect reflects the never-changing human nature aspect connected to luxuries always dominating and domestic production being outsourced. The TLDR: Not much can be done about the widening wealth gap that occurs when new money enters an economic system.
We are witnessing the death of the old monetary system. Now there is a fork in the road. Will we continue to work for heavily taxed and inflated fiat until we are complete serfs? OR, will we come up with something new? It is time for the builders of societies, the free men, to decide.
It's worth noting that Hjalmar Schacht had significant influence over the initial creation of the BIS. Schact, was the Minister of Economics for the NSDAP. A german political party that was around after World War 1 and mostly World War 2. Its financial advice is best taken with a pinch of salt.
"There's one overriding fact. The entire financial system of the Western world is in private unelected unaccountable hands, the hands of people who meet in absolute secrecy. The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) every four to six weeks has meetings of the top governors of the banks, and they meet in absolute secrecy. And they have the big banking families and so forth, they all meet up. The 'minutes' are never made available and they decide on the money creation and the money supply of the world. But none of us are allowed to know anything about it." ~Justin Walker, 03/20/2023
"So far so good" my ass. The unrealized losses in real estate market are 4x larger than they were in 2007. Only this time the debt isn't from housing but from commercial real estate.
So ' The Bank that's above all Banks ' does a report that says, ' Don't worry folks, everything is OK ' Well, I never saw that coming. . . . 😮😅 Screw Banks, Screw Governments, Screw the WEF Crypto is the ONLY answer. Guy, glad you've got a 2nd profession as a Footballer! Nice one 👍 😂
If the Yen is going to stop falling against the USD, then JPY crosses with currencies weaker than the USD, could be good shorting opportunities, ie, CADJPY and NZDJPY
why are the corporations complaining about "workers shortages", while everyone else is complaining about how getting job is almost impossible these days. and all that humongous migration????
Because hand to mouth vagrancy is quickly becoming more acceptable than busting your ass and still worrying about if you’re going to be homeless or more likely, you bust your ass until something happens to you and then you become psycho, homeless, etc
Doubt it. All manipulation. My stocks during the last supposed crash has remained the same. Same pics from Motley Fool. Scare tactics for people who have no jobs but day trade and do nothing.
