There is so much injustice in the world caused by fools. Commonsense has fled from our societies. Political correctness has stolen our free speech. Western waste condemns millions of third world people to suffering and the needless deaths of helpless children and others. Religious vilification laws now take us back to the dark ages. How have we come to throw out good sense, free speech and reason for waffle, doubletalk and foolishness? History will truly condemn us as we condemn the suffering.
If you guys want to make it until next year you better start stalking up your pantry with food... Its coming and you wont be able to protect yourself if you are hungry...Six months of food and water for each person...Start now you don't have much time...The government is getting prepared to round you up when you protest or riot for food and because you are hungry you will comply..They have what they call FUSION WORK centers all ready set up for you..Don't take my word for it look it up
If money only comes into existence as debt then only the principle is created and not the interest and unless there is an expanding base of debt to pay for interest on old debt then the system contracts and causes the bust cycle which is where we are at with not enough money for commerce.
If they just start monetizing the national debt and the dollar loses half its value have you made anything off any of these markets?
@connectingdots1 WE ARE FREEEEE HUMANITY, WE MUST BAND TOGETHER !
THE MURDEROUS ELITE & THEIR TRAITOROUS POLITICIAN FOOLS ARE COMING DOWN ! PUBLIC LYNCHING, TAR, & FEATHERS COMES TO MIND !
TEACH EM A LESSON GUILTY OF MULTIPLE MURDERS ON 9/11, 7/7 & MORE WORLDWIDE, THEY WONT DO IT AGAIN OR ITS TO THE GALLLLLOWS! NOTHING BUT VIPERS, THIEVES, & MURDERS ! VIVA LA REVOLUTION !
The Vatican-Pope-Jesuit-illuminati run the world. they have all the judges, attorneys, doctors, major corporations, etc. all in their back pocket. bought & paid for, etc. our country is no longer FREE -we live in tyranny! truth an obscure thing, Oppression & lie is the norm. We are all SLAVES- our masters, the elite, are at least 50 years ahead of us in knowledge, technology, info., secrets & are using all of it AGAINST US!
thankyou somebody who knows the truth like myself- its about time- where are all of us hiding?? lol you are right- we are just about out of time- im trying to warn people- to not give up their 2nd Amendment- if they do or we do- we are finshed- of course you know that
I read elsewhere that Saudi money, Japanese money and Chinese money are moving out of long term dollar denominated debts into shorter term debt instruments like Treasury Bills in anticipation of a gradual move away from dollar "assets" the value of which will be worth less and less through inflation.
It is believed by these people that holding short term dollar debts are less risky than the longer term dollar "assets" exposure.
F.D. Roosevelt told us not to worry about the treasury debt because " We owe it to ourselves".
My, how things have changed.
Now everyone actually HOPES for increasing foreign buying, and both direct and indirect Fed monetization is politely ignored,like a bad smell in the room.
It seems as though they want the entire system to crash. People in the stock market losing out, people in the Bond market losing out and even investors in gold they have been messing with. I think they want the whole thing to crash leaving people begging for a solution - a new currency.....stable and fresh...new. People are gonna beg for it and not realize how much they have been ripped off.
The news this month is that indirect buying has increased, suggesting that foreign central banks are increasing treasury purchases. The accounting change effective June 1st required that ALL foreign purchases must now be listed as "indirect bidders". This created the illusion of increased foreign buying.
My question is: How are the direct Fed purchases listed? Can we differentiate between Fed and foreign purchases now?
"Prepare for the worst". I can agree with that, but I've never heard you suggest an avenue for capitalizing on these troubled times. Where do you suggest people hold their capital?
Prepare for the worst..? how?...short the markets, both bond and stock? Deflation is bad for silver and gold....hmmm.buy toilet paper! tons of it..store it.wait..it will be cheaper with deflation...don't buy anything...sell everything. Everyone sell everything!! then you'll get your deflation.
There are ETFs and Mutual Funds that do this, so you need to do some research. I favor ones that also invest in gold and gold company shares as part of a portfolio. I think that is a prudent way to be a bear and gives some balance to a total short fund.
I looked all over the internet for something about this taf auction you talked about yestarday, and I found nothing for today (7/18/09)... There was one on Monday, and there was nothing special written up about it, that I saw. So please, give me a link or url for a source on this information. Not that I am saying your bs or nothing, just want to further read up on it myself and get the source of the info, and not second hand. Thank you.
It appears you are a reader of Karl Denninger. Watching the slosh report today. Drain of liquidity could be 52 billion or so. The crash of last September October the Fed pulled 120 billion or so from the slosh and ...Boom. Typical slosh runs 400+ billion so the smaller drain might have a proportionate effect. Should know by tomorrow at latest and have Monday to exit positions.
Sorry if this has already been asked, but instead of buying up bonds openly why wouldn't the Fed just create loads of their fiat money and give it to some crony bank or entity with the agreement that bonds will be bought with it? I actually just assumed this was how they were doing it! Why would they be overtly buying up bonds when it would be better to be sneaky-- and since they have no morals anyway...?
to keep the price high and the yield low. The FED does not decide these, the bond market does. If yields start to rise -as they have- mortgage rates rise and so more foreclosures, unemployment, less spending in the consumer economy. Watch out for Alt-A and ARM loans readjusting from teaser rates
Wow, that's a very good analysis! I thought the downturn in the stockmarket of the last few days was just due to another flow of bad macro-economic data...But appearantly it's just the plunge protection team sitting back with their arms folded...
@ericrauda You are somewhat right. Deflation is a good thing as it takes out the excess garbage, i.e. toxic loans, debt that cannot be paid back. The symptom, in the long run is lower prices. The bad side is that jobs will stink for a while until the debt is removed. The good thing is, our system will be much healthier.
It's great to hear from someone that understands the bond market. I assumed before I started listening to you that it all depended on the stock market to how the economy was doing. The only difference is that I knew our government was inflating the stock market temporarily. Thanks for keeping us up to date. God Bless
When you say: Bond rates and bond values I'm confused. "Bond rates" are *interest* rates the bond yields? Bond values are...? You're being very clear but I need you to be even clearer because I know so little about this. Never bought a U.S. bond.
Also, could you explain the difference between the U.S. bonds that the Treasury (or is it the Fed?) sells about once every couple of months and the daily bonds that are traded? How do the rates compare? (continued)
All I know about bonds is that they are the instruments of our debt, and their interest rates determine the bank interest rates on loans in general. I obviously need to know more.
Check out the video I did called "Bonds and the economy". It explains bond rates and how they are traded in the open market. You can find it on my channel.
There is so much injustice in the world caused by fools. Commonsense has fled from our societies. Political correctness has stolen our free speech. Western waste condemns millions of third world people to suffering and the needless deaths of helpless children and others. Religious vilification laws now take us back to the dark ages. How have we come to throw out good sense, free speech and reason for waffle, doubletalk and foolishness? History will truly condemn us as we condemn the suffering.
skyskry 10 months ago
If you guys want to make it until next year you better start stalking up your pantry with food... Its coming and you wont be able to protect yourself if you are hungry...Six months of food and water for each person...Start now you don't have much time...The government is getting prepared to round you up when you protest or riot for food and because you are hungry you will comply..They have what they call FUSION WORK centers all ready set up for you..Don't take my word for it look it up
17seventySIX 1 year ago
If money only comes into existence as debt then only the principle is created and not the interest and unless there is an expanding base of debt to pay for interest on old debt then the system contracts and causes the bust cycle which is where we are at with not enough money for commerce.
If they just start monetizing the national debt and the dollar loses half its value have you made anything off any of these markets?
riccati2012 1 year ago
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riccati2012 1 year ago
@connectingdots1 WE ARE FREEEEE HUMANITY, WE MUST BAND TOGETHER !
THE MURDEROUS ELITE & THEIR TRAITOROUS POLITICIAN FOOLS ARE COMING DOWN ! PUBLIC LYNCHING, TAR, & FEATHERS COMES TO MIND !
TEACH EM A LESSON GUILTY OF MULTIPLE MURDERS ON 9/11, 7/7 & MORE WORLDWIDE, THEY WONT DO IT AGAIN OR ITS TO THE GALLLLLOWS! NOTHING BUT VIPERS, THIEVES, & MURDERS ! VIVA LA REVOLUTION !
OurLordLennon 1 year ago 2
EVERYTHING IS FINE! DON'T FLEE!!
awarenessis 2 years ago
Economy = Selfishness
faszika 2 years ago
The Vatican-Pope-Jesuit-illuminati run the world. they have all the judges, attorneys, doctors, major corporations, etc. all in their back pocket. bought & paid for, etc. our country is no longer FREE -we live in tyranny! truth an obscure thing, Oppression & lie is the norm. We are all SLAVES- our masters, the elite, are at least 50 years ahead of us in knowledge, technology, info., secrets & are using all of it AGAINST US!
Go here:
truthknowledge. com
Spread it! Time is running out!
MopDMTBARTL 2 years ago
thankyou somebody who knows the truth like myself- its about time- where are all of us hiding?? lol you are right- we are just about out of time- im trying to warn people- to not give up their 2nd Amendment- if they do or we do- we are finshed- of course you know that
codyjarrett39 2 years ago
I read elsewhere that Saudi money, Japanese money and Chinese money are moving out of long term dollar denominated debts into shorter term debt instruments like Treasury Bills in anticipation of a gradual move away from dollar "assets" the value of which will be worth less and less through inflation.
It is believed by these people that holding short term dollar debts are less risky than the longer term dollar "assets" exposure.
CommanderUTube 2 years ago
F.D. Roosevelt told us not to worry about the treasury debt because " We owe it to ourselves".
My, how things have changed.
Now everyone actually HOPES for increasing foreign buying, and both direct and indirect Fed monetization is politely ignored,like a bad smell in the room.
frgtmygld 2 years ago 3
The bad smell in the room is the FED farting.
buzzz121 2 years ago
It seems as though they want the entire system to crash. People in the stock market losing out, people in the Bond market losing out and even investors in gold they have been messing with. I think they want the whole thing to crash leaving people begging for a solution - a new currency.....stable and fresh...new. People are gonna beg for it and not realize how much they have been ripped off.
Tanui188 2 years ago 6
Exactly what many are thinking.
JMehrman 2 years ago
The news this month is that indirect buying has increased, suggesting that foreign central banks are increasing treasury purchases. The accounting change effective June 1st required that ALL foreign purchases must now be listed as "indirect bidders". This created the illusion of increased foreign buying.
My question is: How are the direct Fed purchases listed? Can we differentiate between Fed and foreign purchases now?
frgtmygld 2 years ago
"Prepare for the worst". I can agree with that, but I've never heard you suggest an avenue for capitalizing on these troubled times. Where do you suggest people hold their capital?
Good vid.
frgtmygld 2 years ago
I agree with you projection ... prepare for the worst ...
Research Argentina's economy when they crashed - very simular to what the USA is doing now.
insertthissideup 2 years ago
If Gerald Celente says we are going to crash into a depression, then we are going to crash into a depression.
Dajuhan2u 2 years ago 2
H.R.1207-AUDIT THE FED!!!!!
compacflt 2 years ago 2
nice video it was very interesting
michaeltheman8888 2 years ago 2
thanks for the videos, i enjoy your perspective. wouldn't the feds get the same result you speak of by raising the prime rate some this wednesday?
cashbailey1 2 years ago
anymore thoughts from the time you made this video
popomp1 2 years ago
Prepare for the worst..? how?...short the markets, both bond and stock? Deflation is bad for silver and gold....hmmm.buy toilet paper! tons of it..store it.wait..it will be cheaper with deflation...don't buy anything...sell everything. Everyone sell everything!! then you'll get your deflation.
beltane3 2 years ago
How does an individual investor short stocks/ the market ?
DavidAKZ 2 years ago
There are ETFs and Mutual Funds that do this, so you need to do some research. I favor ones that also invest in gold and gold company shares as part of a portfolio. I think that is a prudent way to be a bear and gives some balance to a total short fund.
CPAsheldon 2 years ago
Thank you for putting your finger on an important matter that gets little air time elsewhere.
London543210 2 years ago
yes I realize that. But what else are they doing?
LisaJ4Liberty 2 years ago
thoguht I posted this before, but will try again.
I looked all over the internet for something about this taf auction you talked about yestarday, and I found nothing for today (7/18/09)... There was one on Monday, and there was nothing special written up about it, that I saw. So please, give me a link or url for a source on this information. Not that I am saying your bs or nothing, just want to further read up on it myself and get the source of the info, and not second hand. Thank you.
Bilakaifa 2 years ago
Brilliant, Tim! You're so good at explaining these maneuverings simply.
fal2grace 2 years ago
It appears you are a reader of Karl Denninger. Watching the slosh report today. Drain of liquidity could be 52 billion or so. The crash of last September October the Fed pulled 120 billion or so from the slosh and ...Boom. Typical slosh runs 400+ billion so the smaller drain might have a proportionate effect. Should know by tomorrow at latest and have Monday to exit positions.
jocknomore 2 years ago
What's the 'slosh report' thanks ?
DavidAKZ 2 years ago
Sorry if this has already been asked, but instead of buying up bonds openly why wouldn't the Fed just create loads of their fiat money and give it to some crony bank or entity with the agreement that bonds will be bought with it? I actually just assumed this was how they were doing it! Why would they be overtly buying up bonds when it would be better to be sneaky-- and since they have no morals anyway...?
LisaJ4Liberty 2 years ago
>Why would they be overtly buying up bonds
to keep the price high and the yield low. The FED does not decide these, the bond market does. If yields start to rise -as they have- mortgage rates rise and so more foreclosures, unemployment, less spending in the consumer economy. Watch out for Alt-A and ARM loans readjusting from teaser rates
DavidAKZ 2 years ago
Am I right in thinking that the only indicator you are looking at is a reduction in yields over the past few days?
(But markets do go up and down - couldnt this just be a minor correction after the large rises recently?)
Eggy0 2 years ago
You can't keep printing paper forever without effecting interest rates and bond prices.Something has to give.
meikagirl 2 years ago
"The best way to destroy the capitalist system is to debauch the currency."
-Vladimir Lenin
JMehrman 2 years ago
do you have a reference thanks ?
DavidAKZ 2 years ago
What would be the worse case scenario next week?
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
StMin85 2 years ago
Very interesting points. I don't know if you are right but I am curious to see if you are.
RedFishEye 2 years ago
Wow, that's a very good analysis! I thought the downturn in the stockmarket of the last few days was just due to another flow of bad macro-economic data...But appearantly it's just the plunge protection team sitting back with their arms folded...
mahdiya 2 years ago
umm, what do you mean, "prepare for the worst" isn't deflation good if were not in the market? I'm confused.
ericrauda 2 years ago
If the stock market crashes and the bond market sells off then we are in deep trouble. I meant prepare for the worse case scenario.
Economic4caster 2 years ago
It means that people spend less so people lose jobs and the cycle continues.
Scoforever 2 years ago 2
@ericrauda You are somewhat right. Deflation is a good thing as it takes out the excess garbage, i.e. toxic loans, debt that cannot be paid back. The symptom, in the long run is lower prices. The bad side is that jobs will stink for a while until the debt is removed. The good thing is, our system will be much healthier.
dannydarias1 1 year ago
It's great to hear from someone that understands the bond market. I assumed before I started listening to you that it all depended on the stock market to how the economy was doing. The only difference is that I knew our government was inflating the stock market temporarily. Thanks for keeping us up to date. God Bless
dixiegirl999 2 years ago
When you say: Bond rates and bond values I'm confused. "Bond rates" are *interest* rates the bond yields? Bond values are...? You're being very clear but I need you to be even clearer because I know so little about this. Never bought a U.S. bond.
Also, could you explain the difference between the U.S. bonds that the Treasury (or is it the Fed?) sells about once every couple of months and the daily bonds that are traded? How do the rates compare? (continued)
LisaJ4Liberty 2 years ago
All I know about bonds is that they are the instruments of our debt, and their interest rates determine the bank interest rates on loans in general. I obviously need to know more.
LisaJ4Liberty 2 years ago
Check out the video I did called "Bonds and the economy". It explains bond rates and how they are traded in the open market. You can find it on my channel.
Economic4caster 2 years ago
Fantastic insight as usual.. thank you.
bigpinkdiamonds 2 years ago