Diplomacy and vagueness can be very close together. So this is what I got out of this presentation : One ought to be very careful about where to park (invest) ones money. I think anyone watching Dr.Berninger has already figured that out.
I'm praying for the stability of global oil price, but ... -.-"
The new government just decrease oil fund in my country to lower domestic oil price for cost of living problem solving, however, I don't think it's effective, the consecutive problems are awaiting in near future .. guess it's a risk for energy section investment ..
There have been 4 major economic collapses since and including 1929 and in October. Will this coming October 2011 bringing a great depression. I've heard rumors coming out of europe this may be the case. What say you?
Whats your opinion on this turmoil and how long it will last? Im just talking about the present crash. So basically when are we going to see the next bounce? I know nothings definite but i was just wondering the odds on the scenarios if you dont mind sharing your opinion? Thanks
trading the stock markets at the moment would be suicide imo because of the rigged nature of them and because of govt meddling (QE, PPT, etc). I agree that nothing ever goes up or down in a straight line for long so there probably will be a great buying opportunity in the next couple months or sooner. But who really wants to catch a falling knife in all honesty? I'm convinced there's another Lehman event waiting out there. Better to buy PMs in the dips and hold on to it for the next few years.
Thanks for your video! Could you kindly tell me what your investing in if that isn't too much to ask? I would love to invest in farmland/real estate but here in Canada the price is too high thanks to low interest rates. You think I am wise to be 50% invested in Silver? Thanks again!
Since the face value of claims on real assets are worth less than the market value of those assets, the world is essentially playing a game of musical chairs. However over the long run (say 50 years), the world economy should sextuple, but energy production will only double or triple, and fossils fuel production will be essentially flat & become increasingly expensive, with most growth in renewables & nuclear. Be long real essentials.
People might take your thoughts more seriously if you didn't use the made up term "fossil fuels". oil is created in the earth's mantle, it is NOT created in any significant volume by bio matter or other decaying bio materials. There is no connection between oil supplies and bio mass, so you can understand why somebody who knows this would take the rest of your thoughts with a grain of salt.
@Eraser7622 My understanding is that most geologists reject the abiotic oil theory, although do accept that some methane may have abiotic origins. Fossils are frequently found in coal, the most plentiful fossil fuel.
@Eraser7622 Most geologists are not American, so I'd be surprised if the NSF paid off non-American geologists. Does Titan have oxygen? I somehow doubt it. The fact that there is abiotic petroleum on some other planet or moon does not prove that most of the hydrocarbons on our very oxygen-rich planet is of abiotic origin.
@Eraser7622 Abiotic Methane and Abiotic complex OILS are different. All geologists reject abiotic oil. I guess my NSF checks continually are lost in the mail...sigh
Personaly I'm far more comfortable taking the protectionary route when it comes to investing my savings. With Gold currently @ $1875 it would appear that I'm not alone!
So sad story... ' -(
kalu19991 1 month ago
R.I.P. Dr Berniger
kalu19991 2 months ago
I saw you just did a presentation six days ago in German on the Euro.
Anything to report to us in English?
whiskerchild 2 months ago
jberni was correct to point out Increasing risks In august. Good calls. Have you disappeared? Any videos coming?
zeropointpower 2 months ago
Germand bunds now trading at the same yield as UK gilts. What happened to UK hyperinflation jberni1?
Bushcamper4Sale 3 months ago
@Bushcamper4Sale The BOE is buying the junk gilts and keeping them artificially low.
UnknownOconnor 2 months ago
Diplomacy and vagueness can be very close together. So this is what I got out of this presentation : One ought to be very careful about where to park (invest) ones money. I think anyone watching Dr.Berninger has already figured that out.
Michael7477 5 months ago
I'm praying for the stability of global oil price, but ... -.-"
The new government just decrease oil fund in my country to lower domestic oil price for cost of living problem solving, however, I don't think it's effective, the consecutive problems are awaiting in near future .. guess it's a risk for energy section investment ..
analikeyou 6 months ago
There have been 4 major economic collapses since and including 1929 and in October. Will this coming October 2011 bringing a great depression. I've heard rumors coming out of europe this may be the case. What say you?
xmenrus 6 months ago
QE3 is basically ongoing. Can you elaborate on that? In what form? Do they have to announce it or don't they? Thanks!
concubinage 6 months ago
Do you have another channel where you make recommendations for investing in this kind of market? In English?
Do you charge for that service?
whiskerchild 6 months ago
Whats your opinion on this turmoil and how long it will last? Im just talking about the present crash. So basically when are we going to see the next bounce? I know nothings definite but i was just wondering the odds on the scenarios if you dont mind sharing your opinion? Thanks
NicosMind 6 months ago
trading the stock markets at the moment would be suicide imo because of the rigged nature of them and because of govt meddling (QE, PPT, etc). I agree that nothing ever goes up or down in a straight line for long so there probably will be a great buying opportunity in the next couple months or sooner. But who really wants to catch a falling knife in all honesty? I'm convinced there's another Lehman event waiting out there. Better to buy PMs in the dips and hold on to it for the next few years.
ivangrozny27 6 months ago
Thanks for your video! Could you kindly tell me what your investing in if that isn't too much to ask? I would love to invest in farmland/real estate but here in Canada the price is too high thanks to low interest rates. You think I am wise to be 50% invested in Silver? Thanks again!
charronfamilyconnect 6 months ago
Most of the QE money went straight into bank vaults and a lot of it went to European banks that had the american garbage 'AAA' paper.
BLynchCAN 6 months ago
Thanks for this update. Would like to hear your opinion more often.
Alexiscom1 6 months ago
Wow this is very old news, with respect.
itillbeme 6 months ago
land is an excellent asset, precious metals, as far a paper goes currency shares, foreign companies Australian & Canadian have done best for me.
acuriousbeast 6 months ago
Since the face value of claims on real assets are worth less than the market value of those assets, the world is essentially playing a game of musical chairs. However over the long run (say 50 years), the world economy should sextuple, but energy production will only double or triple, and fossils fuel production will be essentially flat & become increasingly expensive, with most growth in renewables & nuclear. Be long real essentials.
Ape65 6 months ago
@Ape65
People might take your thoughts more seriously if you didn't use the made up term "fossil fuels". oil is created in the earth's mantle, it is NOT created in any significant volume by bio matter or other decaying bio materials. There is no connection between oil supplies and bio mass, so you can understand why somebody who knows this would take the rest of your thoughts with a grain of salt.
Eraser7622 6 months ago 2
@Eraser7622 My understanding is that most geologists reject the abiotic oil theory, although do accept that some methane may have abiotic origins. Fossils are frequently found in coal, the most plentiful fossil fuel.
Ape65 6 months ago
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Eraser7622 6 months ago
@Eraser7622 Most geologists are not American, so I'd be surprised if the NSF paid off non-American geologists. Does Titan have oxygen? I somehow doubt it. The fact that there is abiotic petroleum on some other planet or moon does not prove that most of the hydrocarbons on our very oxygen-rich planet is of abiotic origin.
Ape65 6 months ago
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Eraser7622 6 months ago
@Eraser7622 Abiotic Methane and Abiotic complex OILS are different. All geologists reject abiotic oil. I guess my NSF checks continually are lost in the mail...sigh
SchrodingersEconomy 6 months ago
Personaly I'm far more comfortable taking the protectionary route when it comes to investing my savings. With Gold currently @ $1875 it would appear that I'm not alone!
ShillBasher 6 months ago
The only thing you really need to know is where the nearest coin shop is.
Anyone not buying as much physical silver and gold as possible is not very bright
Any 'fiat dollar' traded assets are toast
MrGAB4444 6 months ago
Interesting phase? ... Now that's Ironically Vague lol
Thanks for the video
IronicallyVague 6 months ago
@IronicallyVague
Yes, I learned to become more diplomatic :-)
jberni1 6 months ago 2
Thank you Herr Dr
Dollymix001 6 months ago