Do you know how money is created? Enter: Fractional Reserve Banking. The biggest SCAM in history.
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Great video - Easy explanations.
I think I have learned more about money, Investing, trading, society and complete utter BOO SHEET that goes on politics in in the last 12-18 months on this site and others, that I have in my 53yrs.
The great awakening
Literally. This information leaks from us to the curious, and into the masses.
Unavoidable. NCSWIC
They do teach this information in finance classes at university. There is more to it. This video didn’t ever go into the concept of “money supply”, or the “velocity of money multiplier effect”. The simple example in the video assumes that money gets deposited, 90% gets borrowed, that money gets deposited, and then 90% of that deposit gets borrowed. The number of times per year this money creation (deposit-loan cycle) happens each year is called “velocity”, and as you can infer, the faster the velocity, the more money that is created. This only works when there is demand for loans, for without it, this money creation process stalls. The demand for loans needs to exist, which means there needs to be an appetite for debt. That only can exist if people feel they will be able to pay off the loans, which is why they are constantly pumping people up about feeling good about this system. Also, the Federal Reserve sets interest rates, which is the “price” to borrow money. When they want/need to increase borrowing, they lower rates. When they want to tighten the supply, they raise rates. We are all pawns in their game.of course they want maximum borrowing and fast velocity, but that makes the inflation more evident to everyday people, and if it’s not sneaky enough, people get spooked and stop borrowing money. So the Fed has quite a balancing act to perform.
So, what to do with your “money”? As long as this system exists, the only way to win is put your money in inflation-proof investments. These are the “risky” investments everyone in the system tells you to avoid. Buy stocks. Buy real estate. Buy raw materials. As the dollar devalues, by definition these assets must “increase in price”. Actually the price doesn’t go up, it just takes more dollars to buy them because the dollars have been deflated. Really the only way to bust is if you borrow money to buy these things. Personally I prefer stocks because you have profit-incented humans trying to innovate and create growth in market share for their company, which adds a driver on top of inflation. You won’t get that with commodities, and real estate is a wasting asset due to physical deterioration. Ironically, bank stocks are great to own. If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em, then use your profits to do something good to offset all the evil in the world.
Well-said!
There’s literally years of study required to understand economics, specifically in this case, macro economics. But at the end of the day you have to ask, how does this affect me and the decisions I have to make? One of those decisions is investing, . I’m happy if I was able to give back a little to GAW which has done so much for me and my family.
Theoretically, it’s a house of cards, but it seems difficult to escape without escaping regular society and materialism in general. It could go on for hundreds of years or it could be over tomorrow. I’ve always believed that someone will sell t-shirts at the second coming (I was there! Armmegadon 2022!), so as long as there are humans, there is a profit motive, and even if it gets torn down it will get rebuilt. The big question is if it gets torn down during your lifetime, is there a way to protect yourself and the people you care about from the ill effects. Theoretically, if you take the amount of your living expenses x years of life remaining and buy physical gold and silver to cover your expenses, you should be good, and then invest the rest like you’re whistling past the graveyard. But, most people can’t afford that. At least strive to have no mortgage. Just my two cents.
Oh, and you’ll need Guns and ammo. Lots of it.
Its all a scam. Production is red-taped by money-lending regardless of inherent productivity which would always find capital investors.
It forces dependency on credit to the KM always get’s their cut.
It is worse than that actually.
Yes that is why I love it here. Much good information brought to the fore by others in this board.
Partly (minorly) to blame for the mental exhaustion. We all know what is majorly to blame.
Yep. Thanks Obama.
I have learnt more about every single thing in the last 1-2 years than all the decades before! This is probably the most amazing part of great awakening.
Amen me too.