I agree, Jberni. Lindsey Williams has been right. He comes across like a crank, but he's been right. I find his stories about his information "sources" to be 2nd rate X-Files stories, but hey, he's been right...
I'd like to hear your opinions on the relative longevity of the Euro versus the Dollar, and if one can safely consider the Dollar and the Brittish pound tied to the same fate. What will these three currencies look like in 5 years?
don't bother with the DVD. its a waist of money, for a guy that wants to "get the MSG out" and then charging 99$ for a Video in times of online Free Viral Videoing, seem to be more of a profiting scam then actual "new info".
Any sign of an imminent collapse? October is almost over, one more week left. There are no signs of an October collapse. Things may happen suddenly but there are no significant signs. Nothing out of the "ordinary" so far. Webbot may be wrong.
Yes, we have one week left and I would be very cautious what will happen that week.
The collapse of the Dollar in October has been really dramatic. I expect it to manifest the coming weeks in the markets. There is still one week to go in October, so lets see.
When you say collapse, you mean collapse of the US dollar im assuming. One has to keep in mind that the dollar went down in the past weeks / months against other fiat money. Are those fiat money soo much better than the US dollar? I think not. I think a dollar rally is imminent. A correction in the markets (worldwide) is also very likely.
I would appreciate your opinion on something Jim Sinclair talked about in his interview with Eric King on King World News (I think it is still up). He said inflation is more of a currency/government issue as opposed to an economic issue. For example in the 70's in the US we had inflation and a poor economy, apparently didn't matter that employment was down, we still had high inflation, probably related to Nixon closing the gold window, Vietnam, etc. The bad 70's is my model for now.
Herr Doktor: I think it would be useful to explain what would be the possible outcomes of hyperinflation in the US. Perhaps a "likely" and "worst case" scenarios would be useful. So much has changed since the 1930's given technology, new markets, and globalization that its difficult to put hyperinflation into a modern world context.
Yes. I can read a fair amount of German myself, plus I have a German friend who will gladly translate what I can not understand. I appreciate all your help, and I'll pass along what I learn to others.
I enjoy your channel and I don't want to be disagreeable, but sometimes people have to be told things that they don't want to hear. If more Americans don't wake up as to the reality of their economic situation, it is my believe that they are facing inevitable disaster.
If dollar-denominated assets and liabilities are in balance, then doesn't that mean a dollar short-squeeze could happen if asset prices go down sharply? And if most of those assets are currently priced based on unrealistic expectations of future earnings, isn't that a distinct possibility? I doubt that inflation can really take permanent hold in the US until the consumer gets some money to spend.
Latvia will decide on Sunday if they are going to default on over $1 Trillion in debt to European banks. If Latvia defaults, we could see a domino effect on European banks. The dollar could move up quickly against the Euro. Alex Jones's movie is on YouTube at user = TheAlexJonesChannel
Could you comment on which Swiss Banks are the most conservative? Which are least exposed to derivatives etc.? I have heard it suggested, to protect a portion of your holdings.
Part of the conspiracy is to make the conspiracy theorists look crazy by employing people who scream that the world is going to end.
So, most of the time you find yourself feeling an aversion to a conspiracy theory, it's the conspirators themselves, who've infiltrated the conspiracy theory, whom you are reacting to.
"The best way to control the opposition is to lead it." - Vladimir Lenin
The wicked draw the sword and bend the bow to bring down the poor and needy, to slay those who are upright. But their swords will pierce their own hearts, and their bows will be broken.
It seems that nowadays the term "conpiracy theory" really means "any analisis I don't want to accept". Many people believe TRUTH is subject to their belief system. So the only way to get people to search for the truth is to get them to doubt their cherished beliefs. Sometimes REALITY has a way of causing this to happen, but a few people still try to learn from others before reality has it's way with them
Purhaps a lack of wisdom and a over abundance of pride account for a lot of pain. Thanks
I agree. The word conspiracy is very much over used these days. Just because someone doesn't agree with anothers view of how things will play out that is NOT a conspiracy theory.
Thank you for the invite to raise specific points, jberni. I have a subject which interests me that may be worth discussing. I am curious to know if this financial turmoil will ultimately cause mainly inflation or deflation and specificly what the effect of either (or both simultainiously) would generaly have on property prices. My current take is that at the moment we have both inflation and deflation, with essentials being effected by inflationary pressure.
largo2001....hey, why don't you engage your own mind for a change a nd critisis e your own wisdom, instead of being fed you farthy's rusks from some one who has an educated and informed perspective of the current situation far above your x factor dehydrated brain. do you not think jberni has better things to do than wasteing his time sharing his knowledge to help you have an informed perspective to ensure your family and loved ones are ok. becareful what you wish for. all the best. your friend.
Only thing which is missing is that the stock market follows. Now, I never said stock market will going down, but I believe indeed that there is still a potential for correction.
I don't know if that's true BUT there is something very fishy about Lyndsey Williams I'll give you that. Like, why is he not dead for instance?. The recent thing he did with Alex Jones (another person who I'm very unsure about) was pure sales pitching and arse kissing. He's also selling God, had you noticed?. He says "blah blah blah doom blah blah gloom.. so now's the time to get your soul in order". He was right about oil though..?.
If you want good conspircy therory, (total B.S.), just click on any of the adds that are on these "economic truthers" channels. lol. if you study your ass off from different perspectives(follow guys with good track records), then your thinking is based in something very, very real. lets talk about how the dollar is going to collapse (timeline, etc)possible senarios, and the relation to gold and silver prices, aswell as other assets, like real-estate, etc. thanks.
I have heard this "rumor" over a month ago that was circulating in the US in financial institutions.
This had to do with the vesting in the US markets. I am cautious, but the words below are of something contrary.
The extent of what I picked up on was simply put " they are going to plummet Europe". I did not know what this meant at the time or how it could be done.
It's becoming clearer now..... A demise of a dollar reversal?! Possible....
Very good. I think it is not helpful to buy calls on higher long-term U.S. interest rates. Gold and silver will go up against all main currencies anyway, in my opinion. But it can take years and years. It is for investors, not speculators. Otherwise the overall situation looks like "the last days" of this credit cycle, hyperinflation in necessary, essential goods, deflation in not needed goods and luxury. Best way to hedge such a situation and to "survive" is to buy physical Silver and Gold.
Very soon, the stock market will tank, the dollar will rise again, and metals will tank. Why? Because we are coming to the breaking point, and the banksters will want to move out of the U.S. dollar. This scenario will give their current U.S. dollars holdings more purchasing power in other currencies and precious metals. The stronger dollar will not last because the underlying fundamentals are impossible. Don't get caught holding a bag of worthless paper. Use the opportunity.
Are you sure that when the market tanks that people wont put their money in commodities for safety? I guess if the market tanks you are going to see more bailouts again which= more printing. more printing = more inflation. Only problem I see is that in order to monetize the debt they have to loan and no one is going to be borrowing money to buy junk or real estate that is still plummeting and people dont have jobs. The monetization of debt is something thats effect I dont understand.
I don't think that they will move towards commodities, because they saw them tank along with the stock market last year. If they flee into treasuries for safety (as they have in the past), that should help alleviate pressure on interest rates and the need to monetize as much - for a little while, anyway. It seems like it's been a choice between the stock market and the dollar for quite a while. One goes up, and the other goes down. I don't understand monetization either, other than it's insane
I would like to know more about Vincent WIlliams - I tend to read a lot, even the conspiracy theories, but I have never run across that name (is that what you said?) I will do a search on him, but I am not familiar with this event?
ALso, I would like to know if you ever heard about the webbot predictions of Cliff High - pretty interesting, but imo not all that accurate. He is predicting a big 10/25 event.
Something that rattles about in my mind is the effect of Impingement of Capital Rights in PMs.
As in the rest of the EU, here in Britain we have so called Money Laundering Laws; currently set at and upper limit of £10,000.
Now. At some point inflation is going to make this figure insignificant, and in a few years 'the State' will want to know where you got the money to buy a TV from. At this point 'total electronic money' will be proposed:
I want to read it. This is fascinating to me. And it is a huge threat to people thinking they are going to buy metals and hedge for apocalypse of markets. If we go pure electronic your metal will only be good for backyard sales.
Oops. You asked for the Lindsey Williams DVD. I'm not sure if it's the same as The Fall of the Republic. I was too busy getting annoyed with pastor Williams' stalling tactics in that recent interview w/ AJ.
no no, "The Fall of the Republic" is entirely an Alex Jones production. it's release just coincides with L. Williams's dvd, that i'm looking for myself..
If we have hyperinflation, what happens to our pay from our employers? Does it have to go up as much to compensate for hyperinflation? And if it doesn't why would people even go to work if the pay that they get won't buy anything?
in order for hyperinflation to take place, you would see a ton of money in the system - much, much more than we see now. In Zimbabwe, they sell a loaf of bread for a million dollars, but guess what - the person buying the loaf of bread has that much money in their wallet....
my guess is none of us have a million dollars in our pockets....ever. we will have inflation ie bread will cost 4 dollars instead of 3.
In July of last year (08) a loafr 0of bread cost 100 BILLION Zimb.. dollars
The governments prints new and larger bills all the time as the old bills are useless and too small to even catch up the HYPER INFLATION happening in the monetary system.
Of course most intelligent people are not using zimbabwe dollars as they are useless pretty much and trading gold for bread is much more common.
Your pay cannot go up because the government's only way to transfer inflated dollars to you is through either huge tax breaks for employers so they can pay you more or stimulus checks in the mail. Their is no way to monetize the cash sloshing around in the banks to you and I because lets just say we cant afford the debt.
A suggestion for a subject is the selling of virtual gold, meaning the exchanges selling gold that they do not have. When the owners of these gold are now starting to claim physical delivery there is a squeeze on these exhanges where they are illegally, and in the dark of course, shuffling pools of gold around to cook the books.
For some detail on this see the GATA Dispatch nr. 7911 at:
ja das aheb ich auch gelesen aber in einem anderen artikel- und der film wird denke ich demnächst irgendwo im web sein. und wegeh der verschwörungs theorien ist es echt hart da manchmal durchzusteigen weil es zuviele gibt. aber du weist das an sowas auch immer ein stückweit wahrheit drin steckt.. und es hilft einen schon manchmal bestimmte sachen zu hinterfragen. aber unsere ganze welt hat ja nichts mehr mit realität zu tuen. alex macht wenigstens einen punkt klar. open your eyes
A question ive always wondered is what is the mechanism that prevents fractional reserve banking from instantly going out of control...
The 10% reserve doesnt do it because you can create reserve out of new loans and so on.
all they need is a borrower to create more money so they created interbank loaning, but what prevents interbank loaning from just exploding out of control?
Danster, The bank's main goal is to create an income stream. That is why, as you said, they need borrowers.
Since the private sector is overloaded with debt they have been forced to create an artificial income stream.
The Fed creates money to loan to the gov. and the banks. They keep the gov loans on their balance sheet (monetization) and the banks either redeposit their money with the fed at higher rates or they enter the $ carry trade on other gov. bonds and "other" investment vehicles CONT
This provides the enabling gov. and the banks with cashflow and leaves the rest of us to deal with the fallout from the $ devaluation caused by the monetization news.
Then they use the media to show them wringing their hands in worry and saying "we were just trying to save the economy, it's really the little guy we're trying to help!"
So, to address your question, when they ran out of borrowers to create cashflow through fractional res. banking, they created it through direct monetization.
jberni, ich habe Alex Jones sehr lange gehört und als geborener Texaner habe ich ihn sehr gut sprachlich verstanden usw. Ich finde, das er nur Schmarrn redet, totaler Qutasch. Ich habe ihn vor 15 Jahren gehört, als er noch auf einem Lokalsender war. Totaler Quatsch. Man konnte ihn sogar nur vorübergehend hören.
Vorsicht, wenn Du seinen Namen in der Öffentlichkeit nennst, da seine Glaubwürdigkeit nicht vorhanden ist.
I agree but think the ratio is about 97% total BS and then 3% true and productive information. I listened for years to him and have the mp3s of the shows to prove it.
I think that if Alex Jones would change the way he presented himself to listeners, he would be taken more seriously. Honestly, I agree that probably about 30% to 40% of what he promotes is quackery, but he does have some points to make. Still, I think I understand your point here.
i cant stomach alex jones. Even if he were 100% right i dont think i could listen to him. His voice and mannerisms drive me crazy. Im bad to obsess on negative things about people so i know its not all his fault. I sure wish he didnt have that gravelly voice. lol
Also, i DESPISE infomercial type presentations and being talked down to or treated like a child. GRRR!
I was wondering if you can talk about oil prices and how a price increase can affect the U.S. (or worldwide economy). This seems like an important chess piece that gets little coverage.
I second that - if gas goes back up to $4 per gallon here in the US, I think things will go from worse to disaster!. Even though the markets are what really caused the crash in 2008, remember what effect $4 gas had here in the US - it seemed like the real beginning of the crash. It shows you on what a fine line people here in the US are crawling.
You are so right! I totally changed my shopping behavior when the gas went that high. It will be a huge problem when gas rises again. The price of food will go up more as it is already rising. There will be even less consumer spending for two reasons, it costs too much to drive to the store to make the purchase and the money they would have used for purchases is now going in the gas tank. Also consider already existing food shortages will get worse as the price of oil goes up, up, up.
And think of all the people working reduced hours. Before we all got laid off, our workplace reduced our hours to 30, then 20, then 18, etc. Many people are working limited hours, even gov. and state employees. If you are taking home less, you have even less to spend on gas. Right now I am on unemployment and really have to watch how much I spend on gas, even though I'm probably "making more" now than when I did at work!
Yes, and remember that many people are working less hours. Gov. and state employees are getting their wages cut by 15% in some states, and when I worked in the private sector before getting laid off, I also lost many hours at work. People cannot afford $4.00 gas. Hell, they can't even afford $3.00 gas at this point!
Thanks Bernie, always fun and informative videos. How about a discussion on how the naked short positions in the metals markets may ultimately resolve and affect the price of the physical metals? Thank you.
Well stated response regarding "conspiracy theories". I think your approach is the only one that works effectively in most cases. Keep up the great work!
Lindsey can take a whole hour to say one thing....he is supposed to be on Alex Jones tomorrow, speaking about money..Who Knows? I agree with you, Nouriel Roubini has come out to say our economy will be anemic and suffer a thousand cuts! No conspiracy there! There are ways to explain the crisis without going conspiracy....but lets face it , the conspiracies are appearing more and more truthful than mainstream as time marches on!.
Agenda 21, Codex Alimentarius, Chemtrails, Morgellons, Monsanto/GMO-Food...
Tressco 2 years ago
Is the short squeeze happening right now?
ScottcNehrer 2 years ago
I agree, Jberni. Lindsey Williams has been right. He comes across like a crank, but he's been right. I find his stories about his information "sources" to be 2nd rate X-Files stories, but hey, he's been right...
joel1923 2 years ago
I'd like to hear your opinions on the relative longevity of the Euro versus the Dollar, and if one can safely consider the Dollar and the Brittish pound tied to the same fate. What will these three currencies look like in 5 years?
TimTrimT 2 years ago
don't bother with the DVD. its a waist of money, for a guy that wants to "get the MSG out" and then charging 99$ for a Video in times of online Free Viral Videoing, seem to be more of a profiting scam then actual "new info".
LastReplaySC 2 years ago 3
Any sign of an imminent collapse? October is almost over, one more week left. There are no signs of an October collapse. Things may happen suddenly but there are no significant signs. Nothing out of the "ordinary" so far. Webbot may be wrong.
suzettespencer 2 years ago
Yes, we have one week left and I would be very cautious what will happen that week.
The collapse of the Dollar in October has been really dramatic. I expect it to manifest the coming weeks in the markets. There is still one week to go in October, so lets see.
jberni1 2 years ago
When you say collapse, you mean collapse of the US dollar im assuming. One has to keep in mind that the dollar went down in the past weeks / months against other fiat money. Are those fiat money soo much better than the US dollar? I think not. I think a dollar rally is imminent. A correction in the markets (worldwide) is also very likely.
frenchy137 2 years ago
I would appreciate your opinion on something Jim Sinclair talked about in his interview with Eric King on King World News (I think it is still up). He said inflation is more of a currency/government issue as opposed to an economic issue. For example in the 70's in the US we had inflation and a poor economy, apparently didn't matter that employment was down, we still had high inflation, probably related to Nixon closing the gold window, Vietnam, etc. The bad 70's is my model for now.
NAVYGOLDEIGHTFOUR 2 years ago
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hhoprofessor 2 years ago
Lindny Williams said this in his DVD:
"You are not going to believe what I am about to tell you. Im shaking just thinking about what I was told."
"In two years from now, this man told me you wont recognize America"
He said that over and over an over again for 3 dvd's in a row.
He has no other informaion. The guy is an old creepy conman. He tells us NOTHING
mejt223 2 years ago
thanks
NibiruMagick2012 2 years ago
Herr Doktor: I think it would be useful to explain what would be the possible outcomes of hyperinflation in the US. Perhaps a "likely" and "worst case" scenarios would be useful. So much has changed since the 1930's given technology, new markets, and globalization that its difficult to put hyperinflation into a modern world context.
REOGURU 2 years ago 2
I think I have to write uo a story on that, rather than to explain what will happen!
Anyone who will translate it from German to English?
jberni1 2 years ago
Yes. I can read a fair amount of German myself, plus I have a German friend who will gladly translate what I can not understand. I appreciate all your help, and I'll pass along what I learn to others.
REOGURU 2 years ago
Caution: Linsay Williams takes 2 hours to something that takes 2 min to say.
halfasheep 2 years ago 2
I enjoy your channel and I don't want to be disagreeable, but sometimes people have to be told things that they don't want to hear. If more Americans don't wake up as to the reality of their economic situation, it is my believe that they are facing inevitable disaster.
veritasfiles 2 years ago
If dollar-denominated assets and liabilities are in balance, then doesn't that mean a dollar short-squeeze could happen if asset prices go down sharply? And if most of those assets are currently priced based on unrealistic expectations of future earnings, isn't that a distinct possibility? I doubt that inflation can really take permanent hold in the US until the consumer gets some money to spend.
funkalunatic 2 years ago
Yeah, I think executives are part of the conspiracy
whiskerchild 2 years ago
No , I think they are just toooooooo arrogant
jberni1 2 years ago
Latvia will decide on Sunday if they are going to default on over $1 Trillion in debt to European banks. If Latvia defaults, we could see a domino effect on European banks. The dollar could move up quickly against the Euro. Alex Jones's movie is on YouTube at user = TheAlexJonesChannel
TonyUnplugged 2 years ago
Could you comment on which Swiss Banks are the most conservative? Which are least exposed to derivatives etc.? I have heard it suggested, to protect a portion of your holdings.
Regards,
Gregg
Hal2001b 2 years ago
Well, I think UBS isn´t.
Many bet on smaller Kantonalbanken, but I am not so sure Switzerland will get out of that crisis...
jberni1 2 years ago
This numbnut Lindsey williams wants 90,- bucks for his ridicules DVD. He is an greedy old fart!
kultbagusa 2 years ago 5
Guys, no swearwords, please.
90 $, well I guess that is cheap if you compare it to the 500 euro I paid already this years for making a couple of bank transfers !
I guess you focus your anger on the wrong person..With Williams you have a choice, with the banks - not.
jberni1 2 years ago
Sorry, you are correct, will not happen again!
However I do believe you will waste your time watching LW DVD.
kultbagusa 2 years ago
I'm enjoying homemade almond milk.
howitzer24 2 years ago
Knowing the very foundation the Material-Dialectic is built on is:
A) the inevitable fall of Capitalism
and that
B) every communist must work to facilitate the inevitable fall ( as insane as that sounds )
How can one not believe in conspiracy when people like Marc Faber are calling for an "inevitable collapse" of capitalism?
mn8aol 2 years ago
Part of the conspiracy is to make the conspiracy theorists look crazy by employing people who scream that the world is going to end.
So, most of the time you find yourself feeling an aversion to a conspiracy theory, it's the conspirators themselves, who've infiltrated the conspiracy theory, whom you are reacting to.
"The best way to control the opposition is to lead it." - Vladimir Lenin
EvilUSAandthe911Lie 2 years ago 7
The wicked draw the sword and bend the bow to bring down the poor and needy, to slay those who are upright. But their swords will pierce their own hearts, and their bows will be broken.
Psalms 37:14-15
PrepNow 2 years ago
Watch and download the whole movie here on youtube: watch?v=F8LPNRI_6T8&feature=sub
kbdory 2 years ago
Oh, well. Let's see how it turns out
maxinatlanta 2 years ago
It seems that nowadays the term "conpiracy theory" really means "any analisis I don't want to accept". Many people believe TRUTH is subject to their belief system. So the only way to get people to search for the truth is to get them to doubt their cherished beliefs. Sometimes REALITY has a way of causing this to happen, but a few people still try to learn from others before reality has it's way with them
Purhaps a lack of wisdom and a over abundance of pride account for a lot of pain. Thanks
frgtmygld 2 years ago 2
I agree. The word conspiracy is very much over used these days. Just because someone doesn't agree with anothers view of how things will play out that is NOT a conspiracy theory.
taineasy 2 years ago 3
Yes, that is the reason why you need to ask people questions !
Now, many do not have the ability to look up and analyse content themselves
jberni1 2 years ago
Thank you for the invite to raise specific points, jberni. I have a subject which interests me that may be worth discussing. I am curious to know if this financial turmoil will ultimately cause mainly inflation or deflation and specificly what the effect of either (or both simultainiously) would generaly have on property prices. My current take is that at the moment we have both inflation and deflation, with essentials being effected by inflationary pressure.
ShillBasher 2 years ago
GOOD MORNING AND GOOD LUCK.
craigmason84 2 years ago
jberni1...hey I am STILL waiting for my OCTOBER crash....
Are you gonna stop making short-term predictions now?
largo2001 2 years ago
largo2001....hey, why don't you engage your own mind for a change a nd critisis e your own wisdom, instead of being fed you farthy's rusks from some one who has an educated and informed perspective of the current situation far above your x factor dehydrated brain. do you not think jberni has better things to do than wasteing his time sharing his knowledge to help you have an informed perspective to ensure your family and loved ones are ok. becareful what you wish for. all the best. your friend.
hopaloop 2 years ago
Why are you defending him?
I am not the one making short-term market predictions here...
I just want to point out the risks and/or foolishness in doing so.
Having said that, that does not diminish jberni1 otherwise great work.
largo2001 2 years ago
Isn't today the 22?
frgtmygld 2 years ago
No, I am not going to stop making predictions.
Did the crash not already start to happen?
- Euro 1.50
- Gold > 1000
- Debt defaults 12%
Only thing which is missing is that the stock market follows. Now, I never said stock market will going down, but I believe indeed that there is still a potential for correction.
jberni1 2 years ago
C'mon jberni1.
You said "October Crash".
...
If you cannot admit your right and wrong, well, that tells it all.
largo2001 2 years ago
Amazing you want to get ahold of Lindsey Williams new DVD's??? He's part of a disinformation campaign.
mic374 2 years ago 3
I don't know if that's true BUT there is something very fishy about Lyndsey Williams I'll give you that. Like, why is he not dead for instance?. The recent thing he did with Alex Jones (another person who I'm very unsure about) was pure sales pitching and arse kissing. He's also selling God, had you noticed?. He says "blah blah blah doom blah blah gloom.. so now's the time to get your soul in order". He was right about oil though..?.
ShillBasher 2 years ago 8
Yes, he is a selling monster. That is the reason why its worth looking at him, no?
Best sales course ever...one of the skills one will need in this crisis..
Said so, I am also fed up with him going on to talk and talk without saying anything...
jberni1 2 years ago
Discuss and define the inflation / deflation debate
DavidAKZ 2 years ago
timoi33 channel has Alex Jones' the, "Fall of the Republic" full version on his channel. Here is part 1->
watch?v=bX1KYV1uT48
doc7474 2 years ago
If you want good conspircy therory, (total B.S.), just click on any of the adds that are on these "economic truthers" channels. lol. if you study your ass off from different perspectives(follow guys with good track records), then your thinking is based in something very, very real. lets talk about how the dollar is going to collapse (timeline, etc)possible senarios, and the relation to gold and silver prices, aswell as other assets, like real-estate, etc. thanks.
grasshutz 2 years ago 3
So what is your opinion on the odds of collape versus staying in the positive seemingly positive outlook?
SamuraiCommando 2 years ago
I have heard this "rumor" over a month ago that was circulating in the US in financial institutions.
This had to do with the vesting in the US markets. I am cautious, but the words below are of something contrary.
The extent of what I picked up on was simply put " they are going to plummet Europe". I did not know what this meant at the time or how it could be done.
It's becoming clearer now..... A demise of a dollar reversal?! Possible....
toddhawley 2 years ago
That is my expectation as well !
jberni1 2 years ago
J berni.. hot stuff!
1adadada 2 years ago
Can you do a video about the S&P 500 Sports an Eye-Popping 144 P/E ratio recently, that's a all time high!!!
shawnaspen25 2 years ago
this is for suckers , they blow up some stocks on very short volume then when suckers come in
they eat them up :)
tuktukktotam 2 years ago
Smart people buy SILVER ! (Robert Kyosaki): watch?v=myrKkql-XOQ ewffaces video.
chapthe 2 years ago 2
Very good. I think it is not helpful to buy calls on higher long-term U.S. interest rates. Gold and silver will go up against all main currencies anyway, in my opinion. But it can take years and years. It is for investors, not speculators. Otherwise the overall situation looks like "the last days" of this credit cycle, hyperinflation in necessary, essential goods, deflation in not needed goods and luxury. Best way to hedge such a situation and to "survive" is to buy physical Silver and Gold.
chapthe 2 years ago 3
chapthe:
It looks like we're on the same page : )
ShillBasher 2 years ago
Very soon, the stock market will tank, the dollar will rise again, and metals will tank. Why? Because we are coming to the breaking point, and the banksters will want to move out of the U.S. dollar. This scenario will give their current U.S. dollars holdings more purchasing power in other currencies and precious metals. The stronger dollar will not last because the underlying fundamentals are impossible. Don't get caught holding a bag of worthless paper. Use the opportunity.
kswatcher 2 years ago 3
Good obsevation Kswatcher...but I think the the market tanks, people will move to Euros, Yen, Gold and other currencies.
Shocksink 2 years ago
Are you sure that when the market tanks that people wont put their money in commodities for safety? I guess if the market tanks you are going to see more bailouts again which= more printing. more printing = more inflation. Only problem I see is that in order to monetize the debt they have to loan and no one is going to be borrowing money to buy junk or real estate that is still plummeting and people dont have jobs. The monetization of debt is something thats effect I dont understand.
SamuraiCommando 2 years ago
I would guess the effect of monetization of debt is ultimately inflation/currency weakening...
continued even further... hyperinflation?
troublehoff 2 years ago 2
I don't think that they will move towards commodities, because they saw them tank along with the stock market last year. If they flee into treasuries for safety (as they have in the past), that should help alleviate pressure on interest rates and the need to monetize as much - for a little while, anyway. It seems like it's been a choice between the stock market and the dollar for quite a while. One goes up, and the other goes down. I don't understand monetization either, other than it's insane
kswatcher 2 years ago
I would like to know more about Vincent WIlliams - I tend to read a lot, even the conspiracy theories, but I have never run across that name (is that what you said?) I will do a search on him, but I am not familiar with this event?
ALso, I would like to know if you ever heard about the webbot predictions of Cliff High - pretty interesting, but imo not all that accurate. He is predicting a big 10/25 event.
aw3212 2 years ago
His name is Lindsey Williams, not Vincent. He appears every now and then on the Alex Jones channel.
noworldorder23 2 years ago
He wrote a book called "Energy, The Non-Crisis" back in the day.
SamuraiCommando 2 years ago
Something that rattles about in my mind is the effect of Impingement of Capital Rights in PMs.
As in the rest of the EU, here in Britain we have so called Money Laundering Laws; currently set at and upper limit of £10,000.
Now. At some point inflation is going to make this figure insignificant, and in a few years 'the State' will want to know where you got the money to buy a TV from. At this point 'total electronic money' will be proposed:
What effect will this have on PM Trades?
ccharlie100 2 years ago
Hi, I wrote a whole Dossier on attacks on Capital rights....Yes. It is going to happen.
jberni1 2 years ago
I want to read it. This is fascinating to me. And it is a huge threat to people thinking they are going to buy metals and hedge for apocalypse of markets. If we go pure electronic your metal will only be good for backyard sales.
SamuraiCommando 2 years ago
jberni: so you're saying you think we'll be forced into electronic money?
whiskerchild 2 years ago
Here's the Alex Jones video you asked for (I haven't watched it yet):
watch?v=wDQ6nIsgKW0
BTW, my coffee was awesome today ;-)
MengersDisciple 2 years ago
Oops. You asked for the Lindsey Williams DVD. I'm not sure if it's the same as The Fall of the Republic. I was too busy getting annoyed with pastor Williams' stalling tactics in that recent interview w/ AJ.
MengersDisciple 2 years ago
Thanks.
No I really ask for this 8 hour DVD. (I actually don´t need the DVD but would like to have the schedule he presents.
jberni1 2 years ago
no no, "The Fall of the Republic" is entirely an Alex Jones production. it's release just coincides with L. Williams's dvd, that i'm looking for myself..
iossysm 2 years ago
If we have hyperinflation, what happens to our pay from our employers? Does it have to go up as much to compensate for hyperinflation? And if it doesn't why would people even go to work if the pay that they get won't buy anything?
proudofmy3kids 2 years ago
in order for hyperinflation to take place, you would see a ton of money in the system - much, much more than we see now. In Zimbabwe, they sell a loaf of bread for a million dollars, but guess what - the person buying the loaf of bread has that much money in their wallet....
my guess is none of us have a million dollars in our pockets....ever. we will have inflation ie bread will cost 4 dollars instead of 3.
zeusvalentine 2 years ago
wrong lol....
In July of last year (08) a loafr 0of bread cost 100 BILLION Zimb.. dollars
The governments prints new and larger bills all the time as the old bills are useless and too small to even catch up the HYPER INFLATION happening in the monetary system.
Of course most intelligent people are not using zimbabwe dollars as they are useless pretty much and trading gold for bread is much more common.
doobsta 2 years ago
The coming currency crisis will not be isolated to the USA. It will be the worst there...but everyones "money" will be devalued...
Ask Mark Carney who heads the central bank of canada.
This is their attempt at world government...
1st create a crisis, the offer solution...then profit.
when everyone is broke...they will all be welcoming the NWO with open arms.
start reading...stock up..buy gold..or silver...
doobsta 2 years ago
It does not go up
kenandjasha 2 years ago
Your pay cannot go up because the government's only way to transfer inflated dollars to you is through either huge tax breaks for employers so they can pay you more or stimulus checks in the mail. Their is no way to monetize the cash sloshing around in the banks to you and I because lets just say we cant afford the debt.
SamuraiCommando 2 years ago
sent the only one i could find that is most recent
1mealperday 2 years ago
A suggestion for a subject is the selling of virtual gold, meaning the exchanges selling gold that they do not have. When the owners of these gold are now starting to claim physical delivery there is a squeeze on these exhanges where they are illegally, and in the dark of course, shuffling pools of gold around to cook the books.
For some detail on this see the GATA Dispatch nr. 7911 at:
gata (dot)org(slash)node(slash)/7911
elboertjie 2 years ago
ja das aheb ich auch gelesen aber in einem anderen artikel- und der film wird denke ich demnächst irgendwo im web sein. und wegeh der verschwörungs theorien ist es echt hart da manchmal durchzusteigen weil es zuviele gibt. aber du weist das an sowas auch immer ein stückweit wahrheit drin steckt.. und es hilft einen schon manchmal bestimmte sachen zu hinterfragen. aber unsere ganze welt hat ja nichts mehr mit realität zu tuen. alex macht wenigstens einen punkt klar. open your eyes
AoFparson 2 years ago
Jberni1,
I would like to hear your take on the "conspiracy theories"
ILovelisanova 2 years ago
Did you watch "A beatifull mind ?" or better read the book ?
jberni1 2 years ago
Yes, that was about schizophrenia - what's the connection ?
DavidAKZ 2 years ago
A question ive always wondered is what is the mechanism that prevents fractional reserve banking from instantly going out of control...
The 10% reserve doesnt do it because you can create reserve out of new loans and so on.
all they need is a borrower to create more money so they created interbank loaning, but what prevents interbank loaning from just exploding out of control?
Danster82 2 years ago
The demand for loans has limits. Even when the rates are low you can only lend new money to the people who wants it.
frenchy137 2 years ago
Danster, The bank's main goal is to create an income stream. That is why, as you said, they need borrowers.
Since the private sector is overloaded with debt they have been forced to create an artificial income stream.
The Fed creates money to loan to the gov. and the banks. They keep the gov loans on their balance sheet (monetization) and the banks either redeposit their money with the fed at higher rates or they enter the $ carry trade on other gov. bonds and "other" investment vehicles CONT
frgtmygld 2 years ago
This provides the enabling gov. and the banks with cashflow and leaves the rest of us to deal with the fallout from the $ devaluation caused by the monetization news.
Then they use the media to show them wringing their hands in worry and saying "we were just trying to save the economy, it's really the little guy we're trying to help!"
So, to address your question, when they ran out of borrowers to create cashflow through fractional res. banking, they created it through direct monetization.
frgtmygld 2 years ago
Guten Tag, I would like to discuss wealth preservation in regard to fiat currency inflation or devaluation. Danke
scottandildi 2 years ago 2
Get as much Gold and Silver that will preserve whatever wealth you have left, it's your only chance. Namaste ~Norm
lostinthemix 2 years ago
jberni, ich habe Alex Jones sehr lange gehört und als geborener Texaner habe ich ihn sehr gut sprachlich verstanden usw. Ich finde, das er nur Schmarrn redet, totaler Qutasch. Ich habe ihn vor 15 Jahren gehört, als er noch auf einem Lokalsender war. Totaler Quatsch. Man konnte ihn sogar nur vorübergehend hören.
Vorsicht, wenn Du seinen Namen in der Öffentlichkeit nennst, da seine Glaubwürdigkeit nicht vorhanden ist.
BlowDevilUp 2 years ago
I think that what Alex Jones say is about 80% accurate and 20% exageration.
It pays to listen to what he says, remove the emotional part, and to investigate those matters for yourself. Ignore them at your own peril.
elboertjie 2 years ago 4
I agree but think the ratio is about 97% total BS and then 3% true and productive information. I listened for years to him and have the mp3s of the shows to prove it.
BlowDevilUp 2 years ago
Hi, I utilize his website, as he often refers to interesting main stream artikles. But I am not following all he says..
jberni1 2 years ago
Ich glaube Alex hat folgende Probleme:
1. Redet zu viel
2. muss Geld verdienen
3. kann man nicht kreativ sein und gleichzeitig jede Woche eine radioshow machen
jberni1 2 years ago
I think that if Alex Jones would change the way he presented himself to listeners, he would be taken more seriously. Honestly, I agree that probably about 30% to 40% of what he promotes is quackery, but he does have some points to make. Still, I think I understand your point here.
iloveterriers 2 years ago 3
i cant stomach alex jones. Even if he were 100% right i dont think i could listen to him. His voice and mannerisms drive me crazy. Im bad to obsess on negative things about people so i know its not all his fault. I sure wish he didnt have that gravelly voice. lol
Also, i DESPISE infomercial type presentations and being talked down to or treated like a child. GRRR!
pairunoyd 2 years ago 3
GOOD STUFF !
if the dollar rallies, the markets will crash
cosmicguerilla1 2 years ago 3
Thanks Joern! Interesting insight and information.
I was wondering if you can talk about oil prices and how a price increase can affect the U.S. (or worldwide economy). This seems like an important chess piece that gets little coverage.
Rook1515 2 years ago
I second that - if gas goes back up to $4 per gallon here in the US, I think things will go from worse to disaster!. Even though the markets are what really caused the crash in 2008, remember what effect $4 gas had here in the US - it seemed like the real beginning of the crash. It shows you on what a fine line people here in the US are crawling.
aw3212 2 years ago
You are so right! I totally changed my shopping behavior when the gas went that high. It will be a huge problem when gas rises again. The price of food will go up more as it is already rising. There will be even less consumer spending for two reasons, it costs too much to drive to the store to make the purchase and the money they would have used for purchases is now going in the gas tank. Also consider already existing food shortages will get worse as the price of oil goes up, up, up.
66scjohnston 2 years ago
Food prices will go up - and in one of the next videos I´ll explain why
jberni1 2 years ago
And think of all the people working reduced hours. Before we all got laid off, our workplace reduced our hours to 30, then 20, then 18, etc. Many people are working limited hours, even gov. and state employees. If you are taking home less, you have even less to spend on gas. Right now I am on unemployment and really have to watch how much I spend on gas, even though I'm probably "making more" now than when I did at work!
iloveterriers 2 years ago
Yes, and remember that many people are working less hours. Gov. and state employees are getting their wages cut by 15% in some states, and when I worked in the private sector before getting laid off, I also lost many hours at work. People cannot afford $4.00 gas. Hell, they can't even afford $3.00 gas at this point!
iloveterriers 2 years ago
Thanks Bernie, always fun and informative videos. How about a discussion on how the naked short positions in the metals markets may ultimately resolve and affect the price of the physical metals? Thank you.
slymartins 2 years ago 3
Well stated response regarding "conspiracy theories". I think your approach is the only one that works effectively in most cases. Keep up the great work!
Eraser7622 2 years ago
ola, nice channel! my question is:
if the dollar hyperinflates - what will
happen with the euro?
FMB21 2 years ago
Lindsey can take a whole hour to say one thing....he is supposed to be on Alex Jones tomorrow, speaking about money..Who Knows? I agree with you, Nouriel Roubini has come out to say our economy will be anemic and suffer a thousand cuts! No conspiracy there! There are ways to explain the crisis without going conspiracy....but lets face it , the conspiracies are appearing more and more truthful than mainstream as time marches on!.
winbri5 2 years ago 2
Conspiracy theory preceeds conspiracy fact...
elboertjie 2 years ago 3
Yes. I URGE everyone to buy his DVD. You can have two things from Lindsey:
1. You learn to talk on one single thing for hours and keep the audiance waiting
2. He was right in the past, so he might have good thoughts on the future
jberni1 2 years ago
yet again great info
cbr6864 2 years ago
What is the name mentioned at the 4:06 mark/time stamp??
whippoorwillss 2 years ago
Lindsey Williams
ormnotme 2 years ago
Thank you , Yes , I am enjoying my coffee , It is 8 30 am in the morning here in Arizona USA
pinkfloydmoon 2 years ago
its on youtube, just search 'fall of the republic' it is on the alexjoneschannel and guerrillanewschannel
bdiggs77 2 years ago
thank you!
fal2grace 2 years ago