The Obama administration promoted the creation of millions of alternative energy jobs, a competitive U.S. domestic automobile manufacturing industry versus more Korean and/or Japanese auto manufacturing jobs and improvements to the U.S. infrastructure, education and health care systems with no new taxes for ninety-five percent of U.S. taxpayers. What happened to the "Yes We Can" mentality for positive changes?
Thanks for clearing a lot of things up for everyone, and thanks for showing us your drab home. Mine is very drab this time of year as well.
I think this video was one of your best. Though it is more predictive and less expository, I think your insights come from solid research and knowledge from the inside of the monetary industry. The reason I think it serves you well is that it drives at one point the whole time and even though the net you cast is wide it covers one central idea.
Millions of people like me got a lower fixed iinterest rate on my mortgage through Obamas stimulus. I only save $200 a month on my mortgage, but that's 2,500 a year, which, for the 10's of thousands of people in my town who got the same, it will be MILLIONS pumped back into the local economy of a fairly small town.
The stimulus was brilliant !
Obama saved me 25,000 over the next 10 years ! That's like getting a new car !
Previously, crash in the stock markets have resulted in a rising dollar, but what if the crash is all about capital escaping USA (stock market, government bonds and the dollar)? Of course, precious metalt will be the ultimate escape, but do you think all stock markets will go down in this scenario?
I guess money is flowing away from government bonds these days and money is flowing away from the dollar. If the crash will be focuses on a crash in the USA, won't a massive flight out of the dollar lift other markets? How do you see this playing out?
Welll they should begin to distribution right now :) Perhaps that way the bubble vill be prolonged and the fall a bit softer, but i doubt it.. I would ofcouse buy gold/silver for my handout money, instead of some mindless stuff :D
Yep. The massive bailouts they'll forced to do, bailout pension funds, individual states, more banks and so on will easily run into the trillions next year. And all the while the dollar will fall, and import prices will rise causing further contraction. There is more to this story. Good to have you back to tell the rest of the story.
Gold will hold value against any collapsing currencies. Food and Energy crisis has not hit yet. Until this happens these prices will likely continue up. The American people have no appetite for additional TARP. I think unlikely to happen unless the government works against the people. This could happen but not likely. IMO
I really enjoy your analysis, it is insightful as was as rational and logical... something you don't get any more from MSM.
I would like to share with you a YouTube user Jberni1
I feel that you would also enjoy his comments, I feel that you and he are very similar, in that you both provide sanity in what has become an economically insane world.
I think I would enjoy having coffee and diner with both of you and the conversation that would ensue very much.
The first round of bailouts have not helped - the banks have not loosened their lending standards - an injection to the consumer is far more likely, with inflation.
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DayTradersWin 8 months ago
Hans, Nice to have you back. Thanks for the analysis. It makes sense.
Lockemeister 2 years ago
The Government in Australia has already started to give money to the public to stimulate the economy! You are correct Hanz!
Fijiflowers 2 years ago
Great video Hans! So good to hear your analysis of the economy.
mahalo111 2 years ago
Hans , what do you think will happen after inflation.Stabilization at those levels or another deflation cycle?
I appreciate your posts.
motoxbuddy 2 years ago
Welcome back
innefitterosa 2 years ago
The Obama administration promoted the creation of millions of alternative energy jobs, a competitive U.S. domestic automobile manufacturing industry versus more Korean and/or Japanese auto manufacturing jobs and improvements to the U.S. infrastructure, education and health care systems with no new taxes for ninety-five percent of U.S. taxpayers. What happened to the "Yes We Can" mentality for positive changes?
infosystems08 2 years ago
glad to see another video from you!
houseofthemoon 2 years ago
Thanks for clearing a lot of things up for everyone, and thanks for showing us your drab home. Mine is very drab this time of year as well.
I think this video was one of your best. Though it is more predictive and less expository, I think your insights come from solid research and knowledge from the inside of the monetary industry. The reason I think it serves you well is that it drives at one point the whole time and even though the net you cast is wide it covers one central idea.
peace,
nekopheliac 2 years ago
You are too gloomy.
Millions of people like me got a lower fixed iinterest rate on my mortgage through Obamas stimulus. I only save $200 a month on my mortgage, but that's 2,500 a year, which, for the 10's of thousands of people in my town who got the same, it will be MILLIONS pumped back into the local economy of a fairly small town.
The stimulus was brilliant !
Obama saved me 25,000 over the next 10 years ! That's like getting a new car !
Thanls Obama !
SatwaMan 2 years ago
Nice to see Oslo !
More vids of the places you are at please !
SatwaMan 2 years ago
Good to see/hear ya Hans!
bobkindel 2 years ago
continued..
Previously, crash in the stock markets have resulted in a rising dollar, but what if the crash is all about capital escaping USA (stock market, government bonds and the dollar)? Of course, precious metalt will be the ultimate escape, but do you think all stock markets will go down in this scenario?
blaavass 2 years ago
Hans,
I guess money is flowing away from government bonds these days and money is flowing away from the dollar. If the crash will be focuses on a crash in the USA, won't a massive flight out of the dollar lift other markets? How do you see this playing out?
blaavass 2 years ago
Thanks Hans, always love your vids. Good to see you back.
Isenyne 2 years ago
Welll they should begin to distribution right now :) Perhaps that way the bubble vill be prolonged and the fall a bit softer, but i doubt it.. I would ofcouse buy gold/silver for my handout money, instead of some mindless stuff :D
Great analysis & keep it up!
InventorGadget 2 years ago
Yep. The massive bailouts they'll forced to do, bailout pension funds, individual states, more banks and so on will easily run into the trillions next year. And all the while the dollar will fall, and import prices will rise causing further contraction. There is more to this story. Good to have you back to tell the rest of the story.
BTW, wish I could make to Sverige.
InTheSticks1881 2 years ago
Whats the deal with Obama getting the Nobel Peace Prize? How do people there feel about it? We are still trying to figure out why.
Bassmarko 2 years ago
Gold will hold value against any collapsing currencies. Food and Energy crisis has not hit yet. Until this happens these prices will likely continue up. The American people have no appetite for additional TARP. I think unlikely to happen unless the government works against the people. This could happen but not likely. IMO
Bassmarko 2 years ago
Good One Hans - Nice to see you again.
BGBurch 2 years ago
So were you talking about Norway, or the United states, or both?
lengthyounarther 2 years ago
Long time no see... Nice to have you back!!
ronpaulspanish 2 years ago
Hello Hans, and welcome back!
I really enjoy your analysis, it is insightful as was as rational and logical... something you don't get any more from MSM.
I would like to share with you a YouTube user Jberni1
I feel that you would also enjoy his comments, I feel that you and he are very similar, in that you both provide sanity in what has become an economically insane world.
I think I would enjoy having coffee and diner with both of you and the conversation that would ensue very much.
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Winst0nOBoogie 2 years ago
I couldn't agree more.
The first round of bailouts have not helped - the banks have not loosened their lending standards - an injection to the consumer is far more likely, with inflation.
zeusvalentine 2 years ago
Hey Hans nice too see you back.
I posted some questions but my comments diodnt go through???
motoxbuddy 2 years ago
Interesting...
BourneAccident 2 years ago