I've seen this same video (different details, same message) from Redacted for multiple months now.
Do I believe the dollar is coming down? Yes - at least the Fed note.
But here's what I don't appreciate in these videos - there is ALWAYS a sell in it, AFTER telling you that the dollar is collapsing.
Panic, panic, panic - here's the solution - invest in this, who happens to be paying for this video, btw...
While I don't question the overall subject he's talking about, what I do pause at is his suggested solution and the emotional PULL to "panic buy" solutions - that he's conveniently offering...
Redacted has some good packaging of info - but, it's very laced with Fear and Panic inducing messaging.
I watched them for a long while, until I realized that the information I'm getting from them is old compared to what is shared here - and it's sensationalized there, whereas here it's simply information to arm ourselves with.
Anyways... I'm off the rails - but felt like I needed to share that for someone who may feel like they need to panic as a result.
Maybe you do - because nothing has gotten you off your sofa yet.
For the rest of us - be careful you don't get whipped up into doing something you haven't thoroughly thought strategically through.
Thank you, I agree. And this government sucks because it is leaving us twisting in the wind. The Constitution says that Congress is supposed to print our money. Where are they? Why aren't they stepping up and doing their job?
It never said that, paper money is bad. The first coinage act was passed on April 2, 1792, and established the United States Mint to oversee all mint operations and manage the mint's first employees, which included an engraver, an assayer, and a chief coiner.
Only gold and silver coins are lawful money, and the government is just there to regulate the mint so there is a national standard. I don't think the government should be involved in money at all, now that we have crypto, and the metal coin industry can regulate itself privately.
In the financial world, we call this FUD and FOMO trash. This so happens to be both at the same time.
It's to stir up panic (FUD fear, uncertainty, doubt) to drive in more volume for their own positions (FOMO fear of missing out). Sometimes they'll do a rug pull (liquidating positions after a sensational writing aka pump and dump) for a direction they like, leaving the clueless with less value in their holdings.
Not saying this one in particular is true or not, I'm just pointing out the propaganda for those who have little experience in reading in between the bull shit noise. Biggest case study is covid and how they used that scenario to liquidate their positions, only to come back to buy in at a better value when prices were to their liking.
Me personally, the USD is tied up with too much in 401k portfolios, petro and quantitive easing (money printing go brrrr) that it will truly never crash to the bottomless extent that people think. Most people have auto 401k withdrawals from their wages, so the dollar will always see volume. Petro-dollar on the other hand literally makes commerce, logistics, energy, consumer goods, and everything in between possible. BRICS formally adopting another currency other than USD is like a full blown sanction which would inevitably cause more bullshit false flags to wage more war against. I would hope BRICS has decent risk analysis to foresee this.
Just invest wisely in moderation, don't be overwhelmed with sensationalism, and diversify so that there arent too many eggs in one basket to hedge against both foreseen and unforeseen risk.
I've seen this same video (different details, same message) from Redacted for multiple months now.
Do I believe the dollar is coming down? Yes - at least the Fed note.
But here's what I don't appreciate in these videos - there is ALWAYS a sell in it, AFTER telling you that the dollar is collapsing.
Panic, panic, panic - here's the solution - invest in this, who happens to be paying for this video, btw...
While I don't question the overall subject he's talking about, what I do pause at is his suggested solution and the emotional PULL to "panic buy" solutions - that he's conveniently offering...
Redacted has some good packaging of info - but, it's very laced with Fear and Panic inducing messaging.
I watched them for a long while, until I realized that the information I'm getting from them is old compared to what is shared here - and it's sensationalized there, whereas here it's simply information to arm ourselves with.
Anyways... I'm off the rails - but felt like I needed to share that for someone who may feel like they need to panic as a result.
Maybe you do - because nothing has gotten you off your sofa yet.
For the rest of us - be careful you don't get whipped up into doing something you haven't thoroughly thought strategically through.
Agree- maybe it's the conspiracy theorist in me but the minute I hear of a "buy this" solution, I'm out.
Thank you, I agree. And this government sucks because it is leaving us twisting in the wind. The Constitution says that Congress is supposed to print our money. Where are they? Why aren't they stepping up and doing their job?
It never said that, paper money is bad. The first coinage act was passed on April 2, 1792, and established the United States Mint to oversee all mint operations and manage the mint's first employees, which included an engraver, an assayer, and a chief coiner.
...coin our money.
Only gold and silver coins are lawful money, and the government is just there to regulate the mint so there is a national standard. I don't think the government should be involved in money at all, now that we have crypto, and the metal coin industry can regulate itself privately.
In the financial world, we call this FUD and FOMO trash. This so happens to be both at the same time.
It's to stir up panic (FUD fear, uncertainty, doubt) to drive in more volume for their own positions (FOMO fear of missing out). Sometimes they'll do a rug pull (liquidating positions after a sensational writing aka pump and dump) for a direction they like, leaving the clueless with less value in their holdings.
Not saying this one in particular is true or not, I'm just pointing out the propaganda for those who have little experience in reading in between the bull shit noise. Biggest case study is covid and how they used that scenario to liquidate their positions, only to come back to buy in at a better value when prices were to their liking.
Me personally, the USD is tied up with too much in 401k portfolios, petro and quantitive easing (money printing go brrrr) that it will truly never crash to the bottomless extent that people think. Most people have auto 401k withdrawals from their wages, so the dollar will always see volume. Petro-dollar on the other hand literally makes commerce, logistics, energy, consumer goods, and everything in between possible. BRICS formally adopting another currency other than USD is like a full blown sanction which would inevitably cause more bullshit false flags to wage more war against. I would hope BRICS has decent risk analysis to foresee this.
Just invest wisely in moderation, don't be overwhelmed with sensationalism, and diversify so that there arent too many eggs in one basket to hedge against both foreseen and unforeseen risk.
Of course there is a hook and they are trying to sell something.
Ultimately the US dollar can restore its value if it goes back to the gold standard.