Not sure what happened to Chris. Ofcourse we are not experiencing hyperinflation right now. This, IMO, is the deflationary headfake before hyperinflation, that so many talk about and explained so well by FOFOA.
Isn't China out of 97% of there US bonds? The one buying the bonds, thus keeping the yield down, is the Fed. You'd have to be pretty dumb to buy US bonds right now.
And the stock market is rigged up by the plunge protection team.
Its a rigged game at this point, no point in handing the Zio's more money.
I agree with you re: FOFOA. I fully expect the "price" of metals to tank big time, but for a short time, then they will become money once again (re freegold/freesilver).
A few months from now we will be re-reading this stuff and be thankful we bought @ $1550/$37 when there won't be ANY physical left to buy anywhere!
That's why I have seven years of food storage. Yes, seven years of food for my entire family.
And that's also why I no longer pay any USA taxes. None. And it's all legal. I don't even live in USA anymore. Fuck the CORPORATION that has become the USA.
He comes across as a really nice, likeable guy. This makes my warning bells ring. He cleverly and subtly "disses" Gold and Silver and starts "pimping" shares and cash.
I'm asking myself has he recently got a job with Goldman Sachs.
I think he's right in the short term. Remember last year before Fed announced QE2 Dow30 was flirting with 10,000 pts for a while, which was the trigger for Fed to act. This time Fed might be laying off for a while again, say, from June to July, to create a trigger so they have an excuse to interfere.
My favorite message in this audio clip is his advice to use your intellect rather than emotion when investing.
Just for reference, unless you're a complete nincompoop, it was almost impossible to not buy a stock that didn't do very well after 2008. What would you expect after a collapse?
I concur, take what this guy says with a grain of salt.
not sure i agree with him but i do agree that it is good to have both sides of the argument
he doesn't present too much evidence for a deflationary depression instead of a hyperinflationary one but does present another lens to view these events as they unfold which in itself is very valuable
this guy lost his touch once he announced he was working on starting his own business and didnt want to listen to doommer talk anymore.
Since then he has gone from saying he will delete his channel to then saying he is going to be back, and now he deleted those videos again and just postedthis one.
He couldn't take reality, took the blue pill and plugged back into the Matrix.
My guess is his channel has been completely trashed since he started showing his true colors. The last two videos that I saw, before unsubscribing, Chris totally trashed some of the real truth seekers. Then Chris went on to say he was starting a business (sucking the cock of corporate debt). After that we was discussing how the YouTube Precious Metals community was fighting amongst ourselves and proceeded to trash talk about Bob Chapman's investment advice--aka buy physical gold and silver. I reminded Chris, that Bob Chapman has more years investing than he has years on earth. Sorry, but Chris has climbed out of the rabbit hole, drank the kook-aid and needs to just simply fade into the background. That is where I wish to leave him and his commentary.
It is neither hyperinflation nor deflation. We are currently experiencing stagflation. We have massive monetary inflation in the banking system, but the money didn't flow into the real economy and it causes very little grow in productivity. Hyperinflation will only happen when the US dollar collapses suddenly, and the US government starts injecting money directly to the "REAL ECONOMY". On the other hand, with so much money trapped in the banking system, there is massive inflation in all commodity and energy prices (with periodic corrections like the one that we are experiencing now), this is nothing near a deflation scenerio either, so indeed we are having a stagflation.
Going default is not deflationary at all. Money was put in circulation and stay there. Mass defaults without sufficient collateral forces money to flow to other non-credit based assets, like commodities, other currencies, stocks, art.
Is it dangerous to hold that one and one are two and not consider any other point of view. It's inflation until the dollar collapses and no other outcome is possible. They who have created this mess have no other choice. We are talking such fundamental laws of logic and physics that to question these just to look at a lunatics points of view is the definition of insanity. You have only your own reason to guide you, to suspend that is death and psychological destruction. The dollar is toast. It will hyper-inflate. Remember, it is a global fiat currency. This is unprecedented in all of human history. This gives the purveyors of this fraud lots of time and lots of games to play with your mind and wealth, but the end is certain. All fiat goes to its intrinsic value 0. This guy is losing it. Very Sad !
Not sure what happened to Chris. Ofcourse we are not experiencing hyperinflation right now. This, IMO, is the deflationary headfake before hyperinflation, that so many talk about and explained so well by FOFOA.
ReplyDeleteChris flaked/burned out.
Isn't China out of 97% of there US bonds?
ReplyDeleteThe one buying the bonds, thus keeping the yield down, is the Fed. You'd have to be pretty dumb to buy US bonds right now.
And the stock market is rigged up by the plunge protection team.
Its a rigged game at this point, no point in handing the Zio's more money.
uncharted thoughts.. that is short term debt. they still own over 1.14 trillion of our debt.
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ReplyDeleteI agree with you re: FOFOA. I fully expect the "price" of metals to tank big time, but for a short time, then they will become money once again (re freegold/freesilver).
A few months from now we will be re-reading this stuff and be thankful we bought @ $1550/$37 when there won't be ANY physical left to buy anywhere!
That's why I have seven years of food storage. Yes, seven years of food for my entire family.
And that's also why I no longer pay any USA taxes. None. And it's all legal. I don't even live in USA anymore. Fuck the CORPORATION that has become the USA.
ReplyDeleteI used to REALLY like this guy until he started doing THIS CRAP(all audio).
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like he knows something... and it has him scared...
ReplyDeletedeflation in some areas, inflation in others me' thinks. If/when we have QE3, *then* we'll start to see a rise in prices here in the US.
ReplyDeleteWTF!
ReplyDeleteTwo qoutes!
"As you may know I'm talking about dividend yield"
Umm Chris, have you ever heard of the President Working Group on Finical Markets, aka Plunge Protection Team? Read manipulation!
"I'm sitting on a lot of cash"
Well, he wont have to buy toilet paper or tissue paper to wipe his shitty tears, when his FRN are worth shit!
What a douche! Gold and silver is money you fuck!
He comes across as a really nice, likeable guy. This makes my warning bells ring. He cleverly and subtly "disses" Gold and Silver and starts "pimping" shares and cash.
ReplyDeleteI'm asking myself has he recently got a job with Goldman Sachs.
thats exactly what hes talking about stop being so narrow minded
ReplyDeleteI think he's right in the short term. Remember last year before Fed announced QE2 Dow30 was flirting with 10,000 pts for a while, which was the trigger for Fed to act. This time Fed might be laying off for a while again, say, from June to July, to create a trigger so they have an excuse to interfere.
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ReplyDeleteOne statement that stood out for me was:
ReplyDelete"The bond market is smarter than all of us"
I'm sure it is (giggles).
My favorite message in this audio clip is his advice to use your intellect rather than emotion when investing.
Just for reference, unless you're a complete nincompoop, it was almost impossible to not buy a stock that didn't do very well after 2008. What would you expect after a collapse?
I concur, take what this guy says with a grain of salt.
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chris,
ReplyDeletethanks.
solid.
mv
not sure i agree with him but i do agree that it is good to have both sides of the argument
ReplyDeletehe doesn't present too much evidence for a deflationary depression instead of a hyperinflationary one but does present another lens to view these events as they unfold which in itself is very valuable
this guy lost his touch once he announced he was working on starting his own business and didnt want to listen to doommer talk anymore.
ReplyDeleteSince then he has gone from saying he will delete his channel to then saying he is going to be back, and now he deleted those videos again and just postedthis one.
He couldn't take reality, took the blue pill and plugged back into the Matrix.
My guess is his channel has been completely trashed since he started showing his true colors. The last two videos that I saw, before unsubscribing, Chris totally trashed some of the real truth seekers. Then Chris went on to say he was starting a business (sucking the cock of corporate debt). After that we was discussing how the YouTube Precious Metals community was fighting amongst ourselves and proceeded to trash talk about Bob Chapman's investment advice--aka buy physical gold and silver. I reminded Chris, that Bob Chapman has more years investing than he has years on earth. Sorry, but Chris has climbed out of the rabbit hole, drank the kook-aid and needs to just simply fade into the background. That is where I wish to leave him and his commentary.
ReplyDeleteIt is neither hyperinflation nor deflation. We are currently experiencing stagflation. We have massive monetary inflation in the banking system, but the money didn't flow into the real economy and it causes very little grow in productivity. Hyperinflation will only happen when the US dollar collapses suddenly, and the US government starts injecting money directly to the "REAL ECONOMY". On the other hand, with so much money trapped in the banking system, there is massive inflation in all commodity and energy prices (with periodic corrections like the one that we are experiencing now), this is nothing near a deflation scenerio either, so indeed we are having a stagflation.
ReplyDeleteGoing default is not deflationary at all. Money was put in circulation and stay there. Mass defaults without sufficient collateral forces money to flow to other non-credit based assets, like commodities, other currencies, stocks, art.
ReplyDeleteIs it dangerous to hold that one and one are two and not consider any other point of view. It's inflation until the dollar collapses and no other outcome is possible. They who have created this mess have no other choice. We are talking such fundamental laws of logic and physics that to question these just to look at a lunatics points of view is the definition of insanity. You have only your own reason to guide you, to suspend that is death and psychological destruction. The dollar is toast. It will hyper-inflate. Remember, it is a global fiat currency. This is unprecedented in all of human history. This gives the purveyors of this fraud lots of time and lots of games to play with your mind and wealth, but the end is certain. All fiat goes to its intrinsic value 0. This guy is losing it. Very Sad !
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