I think the paper gold market will come under increasing stress due to lack of trust in paper based assets and some gold dealers will go down. But I think the physical market will do okay.
Interestingly you posted this video 1 day before the USD recently topped! In this case, your video was a good contrarian indicator.
Seriously, you should consider taking a look at Elliott waves. That method is not the best for timing, but it lets you make good long term predictions.
o Israel has killed Americans (eg. Sailors on USS Liberty, Rachel Corrie, etc...)
o Israel spies on this country (eg. Pollard, Kadish, AIPAC, etc...)
o Israel bought our politicians with our taxes.
o Israel steals our taxes, hence their higher income.
o Israel uses our country as their toilet.
Want more? Checkout my playlist.
Please share this post with others, and demand that your Senator and/or Representative uphold the laws when it comes to Israel's heinous crimes. Peace!
@partyhouse88 the price of gold will go down in the beginning because when people need money they usually dont want to sell with a deficit. So they sell their gold. But gold will never crash, it was allways and will allways be a means of payment and allways had more or less the same real value/buying power.
The IMF has the SDR or "Special Drawing Right" which is a defacto Global Currency. But it's only based on a basket of other currencies. The problem is that there is no gold standard ANYWHERE in the world. Essentially, ALL paper money has no value beyond a "promise to pay".... and that promise is increasingly turning out to be a lie. I think we are in for a very ugly future.
On the other hand the Gold standard has been proven not to be fail safe in 1929. Instead of printing money they will just print Gold certificates and back up money with certificates. Same game.
Thanks for another great video. I just lost my job but thanks to people like you I have accumulated cash and precious metal reserves. I wish everyone luck in the hard times to come.
Even if all the fiat currencies were to be wiped out, I'm sure another one will be put in to action. Can we get away from fiat all together, that's the question.
its possible, but gold would have to go to something like $50 000/oz and silver to $10 000/oz
Copper makes good money too
Admittedly there would be problems in insitituting a commodity money, but compared to the problems and outright fraud of the current fiat system, i think its very negligable.
Not so, worked fine at $20.67 per ounce for many years. Certainly possible to return to that, though the average wage would then be about $10 per week. Better to start all over with gold backed currency denominated in grams and redeemable at any bank, but it will never happen.
Recently Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh (an economist himself) backed the dollar. He said the American economic model is going through a temporary setback and that as far as he can see there is no substitute for the dollar. Even China has not offloaded any of its $ 2.5 trillion forex reserves which is a sign of their continuing faith in the dollar. So how can we be sure that there is an irreversible downturn in the power of the dollar?
Simle, because india wants to buy the imf's other 200 tonnes of gold. They are trying to jawbone the price down so they can save some moola. Anyway, it is not india who is buying it anyway, it is the arabs and this is visible by the fact that numbers show that the oil countries suprisingly becuase india's largest trading partner last month. I dont think they were buying spices.
I want to know, not as individuals, but as governements, what will be the right strategy for India and China in the situation of a collapse of the dollar in near future? And if these countries too face a disaster, as you say, then is it possible that the emerging economies will continue to trail US and Eurozone for a long time to come?
You are unfortunately badly informed. The British pound basically collapsed after WWII and was replaced by the Dollar as reserve currency. Now the Dollar is the first reserve currency, which is not backed by real value....
I remember holding confederate money when I was 12 y/o and asking my grandma why I couldn't buy anything with it. She said we lost the war and it wasn't worth nothing. I NEVER trusted paper money after that.
I am truly stunned that you can still "today" take paper money and exchange it for silver or gold. Amazing!
thankyou soo much for sharing that information. I will enjoy my cup/pot of coffee tonight at work, while
i try to prepare for my families economic future. We are a 1 income family of 5. We have stocked up on the basic canned goods. So we will have some food if inflation does take off. I have stocked up on small game hunting supplies also.
I will watch this vid a couple more times to make certain that I understand. Enjoy your coffee too jberni1.
I know you said that interest rates must rise to rollover the debt, however, it seems that purchasers of the US debt simply ARE NOT demanding this increase in interest.
Better yet, they are actually willing to make even LESS interest and are even willing to lose money to lend to the US gov't.
I am at a loss to explain this.
What makes you think that this is going to change now? It actually seems to be getting worse.
I have not seen deflation at any level that is proportionally large in comparison to historical pricing or my wages. I went to the mall yesterday and was browsing through Macys. They are definately dumping old inventory and clothing at 40-60% off but you have to have coupons and use for Macys card. And the grocery store is opposite. I was at Costco and they dont even sell the large bags of brown rice anymore, they only sell small ones. Thats my perception of things and pricing.
Hmm never thought of it that way but it seems as though companies can only raise prices on necessities to balance out the losses they are taking on luxuries.
that fits in the picture. Large retailers have to sell large quantities, coming from China. Deleveraging caused price declines and will cause many retailers to die.
Food supply will shrink at a rapid rate. THAT is how inflation is generated
Agree with your analysis. Not sure why anyone would be happy about it. I see a World War 3 coming. Some children won't give up their toys easily. What am I missing?
A gentleman as always Dr. B and thank you for the proprietary information
Anyone interested in further developments please feel free to visit my new channel and leave your opinion of current events. Little by little I hope we can all wake people up to the reality of worthless paper money.
We will have gradual inflation for the next 2-3 years, and the dollar will eventually be inflated out existence. The U.S. cannot increase interest rates or it will sink the economy, but if they leave it at 0% it will lead to more inflation. Low interest rates means no one will buy U.S. treasury bonds and support the dollar. The U.S. is already heavily in debt, and I doubt they can afford to raise interest rates. Artificial housing boom->housing bust->severe recession->currency collapse.
There is a "new word" being used as well. They call it a "Bug out kit"-
Guess it's something to do with getting the h** out of dodge in the event of a disaster with a prepared stockpile of essentials in the event it's needed.
Can you let me know when the 80's are back in ..... I have a whole closet full of "cool", it's just by the time I hear about it, it's "out of style" again......
Exactly the mentality that put us all in this world of hell to begin with. It's one thing to prepare for a natural disaster like a hurricane, its another to intentionally abandon the society that has supported you for so long. Apparently when the going gets tough the tough... bug out? Mmmk
So go bug out, run for the hills. Enjoy your stockpile. And when society puts itself back together, I suppose you'll be coming back?
The Peso collapse was 8 years ago, and since then the country has fared very well...that is compared to itself, not Germany or the US. I have lived in Argentina for two years, and they easily sell the most expensive items to residents here.
Now if only the US would let it's problems collapse, then recovery would really be possible.
you are correct........let it fall.....no bank bailouts (rip offs) no tarp, no stimulus......let it fall...i agree, but our gov is not done squeezing us yet....and do not forget cap & trade, the copenhagen treaty....we are in for a long, hard haul.....
The USA goverment are the banks. So they are not going to let themselves go down. The USA goverment is going to continue printing as much as they need, saving the banks and hurting the productive economy.
There is going to be massive inflation in terms of dollar and deflation in terms of gold.
The US can't raise interest rates...it will kill new business, and they can't print money because the inflation will cause revolution in the streets. My guess is that they will default on some instruments, then try "refinancing" whatever that may be.
They are printing money but trying to do it slowly like boiling a frog in a pot. They will never default on the debt because it is in their own currency. Imagine that corporations are in control of the government and that all government actions are for their benefit. They are playing a very dangerous game.
Shoulda just let them fail... back in 1994 (Peso crisis)... or back in 1998 (LTCM fiasco)... or 2008 (Bear Stearns hijack)... now look what we have...
I kept thinking about your previous video on that. Its more anxiety producing when I realize that more than one true expert is coming to the same conclusion independent of the others. I thank you both for sharing your honesty so freely.
at what point, even withrapidly rising interest rates, will there be no more buyers? Is that going to be the point of total collapse or somethiong else?
Most people dont know this, but the Treasury knew as far back as 2006 the "exact" month of it's bankruptcy. It was June of 2009.
The entire year had a problem in selling treasuries. The Federal Reserve themselves were forced to go into their rich pockets for the purchasing. This has never occured before and is very odd to give you an idea of how we have been dangling by a thread.
they can hide behind asset inflation as long as the dollar drops. i think your right that the dollar will drop because it benefits everyone: asset holders, the US government, and debt holders. it also provides an illusion of wealth for the middle classes, as they watch their stock holdings going up, even as the dollar collapses.
we're looking at 0% interest rates and a latent deluge of hoarded cash by the banks, and the small inflationary trend we're seeing in assets now (stocks, gold up) means a percentage of what cash is on the sidelines entering assets is used to hedge the hoarded dollars, yet there are still trillions of dollars in reserves waiting to enter the markets. this means the threat of hyperinflation held by the banks will continue, yet we may see manipulation for awhile as they enjoy their market leverage.
so what should I do to preserve wealth as a US citizen? I am a complete novice in this. DO I take money out of the bank and buy stocks or gold or do something else entirely?
Stay far away from stocks!!! gold is good but silver is better, it'll be easier to use when the dollar is gone, pre '64 coins are best but the most important thing to do right now is stock up on food and water then silver oh one more thing, i forgot the most important metal to get and that is LEAD and lots of it.
hard to say. you will need to extreme hedge going forward. that means betting both ways, where one is up, the other goes down. now an excellent hedge strategy is physical metals and physical dollars. if metals crash, dollars can buy more of them. if metals go up, they preserve the lost dollar purchasing power, imo. either way, the banks are in trouble, because people are walking away from underwater mortgages; keep only household operations funds in bank, rest out.
Thanks Doctor, I did enjoy my coffee while watching your video. So now we have it the point of no return, will the next stimulus give us time and kick the can down the road? Or it will happen anyway, and they are too stupid to figure out that they can do nothing.. Thanks, as usual a very good video and I appreciate that I can get my information from a very nice helpful person across the pond and not much on my US mainstream media. There are still people here who think Obama will fix it!
i keep on hearing people talk about the gold bubble, and that gold is gonna go down in price...lol,are these people in for a shock. cash is trash. great and informed vid. be nice if more people would video there thoughts. gonna be two types of people. pp with gold and silver, and the hungry...lol. i live in the uk, and theres nothing in the media about the serousness of whats going on.
Are the uS going to change the intrest rates, and how will the rest of the world follow. I live in Sweden. Is it time to change for long time intrest rates????
With rising gold price even the Fed will presumably be forced to increase the interest rate. Otherwise they will find nobody who buys T-bills. What is the word of a notorious liar worth?
Wait a minute....Is that ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER??? LOL
fifthavenuegirl 1 year ago
so ...one question ,,,when do you think is going to happen with the total collapse?
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TheSandG 2 years ago 2
I think the paper gold market will come under increasing stress due to lack of trust in paper based assets and some gold dealers will go down. But I think the physical market will do okay.
michaelclarke18 2 years ago
@michaelclarke18
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AntiVenomFangX 1 year ago
great Video-many thanks
bpretoria 2 years ago 2
Verrry interesting, Herr Doctor!
orthotox 2 years ago
This guy might have a strong accent, but he knows what he's talking about. This dollar collapse and new government has been in the works for a while.
XeonProductions 2 years ago
I have an accent?
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jberni1 2 years ago
@jberni1
Interestingly you posted this video 1 day before the USD recently topped! In this case, your video was a good contrarian indicator.
Seriously, you should consider taking a look at Elliott waves. That method is not the best for timing, but it lets you make good long term predictions.
rubinhood1 2 years ago
@jberni1 YES!!!!!!!
singlaprety12 1 year ago
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why wouldn't it be in the works?
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schneckischnuukel 2 years ago
"short squeeze in the dollar in the end of november dezember^^" like you said ^^....
mach weiter so 5 punkte!
Eddiehappens 2 years ago
Interesting!
videoman1970 2 years ago
keine coffee break, sondern Zeit fürs Bett :)... hab den Clip trotzdem "genossen"... Danke.
Info4People 2 years ago
o Israel has killed Americans (eg. Sailors on USS Liberty, Rachel Corrie, etc...)
o Israel spies on this country (eg. Pollard, Kadish, AIPAC, etc...)
o Israel bought our politicians with our taxes.
o Israel steals our taxes, hence their higher income.
o Israel uses our country as their toilet.
Want more? Checkout my playlist.
Please share this post with others, and demand that your Senator and/or Representative uphold the laws when it comes to Israel's heinous crimes. Peace!
HateAllNazis 2 years ago
LOL You are anti semitic!
benutzer29915022 2 years ago
damn it, you made me want coffee, BRB
fox20012 2 years ago
"dont share this video too much." I loled. Then dont upload it on youtube. But I guess he is just too altruistic not to...
mademedoit 2 years ago
I don't know what to do I think my family will die.
comedytracker 2 years ago
His analysis, if youo wanna call it that, is so far off it's not even funny.
Zeldovich 2 years ago
its good that the dollar is that low it makes it easy to invest money in the us.
kingmaxim187 2 years ago
So he is saying as the stock market goes down, the price of gold will go down???
partyhouse88 2 years ago
@partyhouse88 the price of gold will go down in the beginning because when people need money they usually dont want to sell with a deficit. So they sell their gold. But gold will never crash, it was allways and will allways be a means of payment and allways had more or less the same real value/buying power.
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what a faggot
his english sucks hard
SirFlamealot 2 years ago
Hey fucktard, guess what!!! Hes German and he is talking your language...Are you able to speek German?? So shut the fuck up and start thinking!
Moschenbilbo 2 years ago 11
Haha, SirFlamealot, you suck een harder you idiot
DeutscheFreiheit1 2 years ago 2
the whole thing has been like a slow motion train wreck...
jsmythib 2 years ago 6
What is going to come after the US Dollar ? From all I have heard they are planning to introduce a new currency now...
FatGermanBastard 2 years ago
The IMF has the SDR or "Special Drawing Right" which is a defacto Global Currency. But it's only based on a basket of other currencies. The problem is that there is no gold standard ANYWHERE in the world. Essentially, ALL paper money has no value beyond a "promise to pay".... and that promise is increasingly turning out to be a lie. I think we are in for a very ugly future.
SewEyeSea 2 years ago 2
On the other hand the Gold standard has been proven not to be fail safe in 1929. Instead of printing money they will just print Gold certificates and back up money with certificates. Same game.
FatGermanBastard 2 years ago
Coffee? I think this news requires beer...
SewEyeSea 2 years ago
tequila..lots of it :)
jsmythib 2 years ago
Thanks for another great video. I just lost my job but thanks to people like you I have accumulated cash and precious metal reserves. I wish everyone luck in the hard times to come.
Solitas777 2 years ago
JUST WATCH KYMATICA AND THE ESOTORIC AGENDA. all will be clear.
-regards.
volcoom4 2 years ago
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LiiiebeeSexi91 2 years ago
I followed your Vids for many time.
I m not sure that the collapse of the dollars will lead to the collapse of all fiat currencies.
When the reserves were wiped out,which one can escape?
vichai2500 2 years ago
Even if all the fiat currencies were to be wiped out, I'm sure another one will be put in to action. Can we get away from fiat all together, that's the question.
vociti 2 years ago
i dont think so, there are probably to many people in the world to have real resources as a currency.
Zoklor 2 years ago
its possible, but gold would have to go to something like $50 000/oz and silver to $10 000/oz
Copper makes good money too
Admittedly there would be problems in insitituting a commodity money, but compared to the problems and outright fraud of the current fiat system, i think its very negligable.
chaseef 2 years ago
Not so, worked fine at $20.67 per ounce for many years. Certainly possible to return to that, though the average wage would then be about $10 per week. Better to start all over with gold backed currency denominated in grams and redeemable at any bank, but it will never happen.
ChrisGilliam39 2 years ago 2
Is there really hard evidence that there is a collapse?
One can agree on the system as you describe it.
But where is the threshold? Where is the number where
the system bifurcates ? There are other successful predictors who predict a business as usual scenario (at least till 2020).
As for example martin hutchinson in money morning.
Why is he wrong and you are right?
alalal5 2 years ago
Recently Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh (an economist himself) backed the dollar. He said the American economic model is going through a temporary setback and that as far as he can see there is no substitute for the dollar. Even China has not offloaded any of its $ 2.5 trillion forex reserves which is a sign of their continuing faith in the dollar. So how can we be sure that there is an irreversible downturn in the power of the dollar?
MrNostradamus2009 2 years ago
Simle, because india wants to buy the imf's other 200 tonnes of gold. They are trying to jawbone the price down so they can save some moola. Anyway, it is not india who is buying it anyway, it is the arabs and this is visible by the fact that numbers show that the oil countries suprisingly becuase india's largest trading partner last month. I dont think they were buying spices.
bluedonkeyman 2 years ago
India is depending on the US services outsourcing.
A collapse of the Dollar will wipe out India and put it into disaster.
jberni1 2 years ago
Thaks for your reply. I admire your videos.
I want to know, not as individuals, but as governements, what will be the right strategy for India and China in the situation of a collapse of the dollar in near future? And if these countries too face a disaster, as you say, then is it possible that the emerging economies will continue to trail US and Eurozone for a long time to come?
MrNostradamus2009 2 years ago
One of my professors is "the" consultant to the chinese gvt. So I believe that I should let it to him...as he has better insights.
For India I see the chance in agriciulture, as services will be wiped out.
Much of indias fate depends on 2011-2012. This is mid term and we can not plan for mid term...
jberni1 2 years ago
Vielen Dank Herr Oberst
Crimble67 2 years ago
I keep watching and at least I will not be shocked when this takes place.
Igentenos 2 years ago
the USD may be getting terminated but USD buys more house today and tomorrow than yesterday. Deflation is good thing. Right?
huskie767 2 years ago
No, because it destroys jobs !
So no money to maintain the cost you will incure for the house
Remember Michael Jackson ! (Neverland was in debt as he could not pay the tax, etc.)
jberni1 2 years ago
Thank you JB for this update. As always your comments and data are greatly appreciated.
thirdcoastguy 2 years ago
jberni1, wrong again: Reserve Currency do not collapse.
They will devalue over time the USD...but no collapse.
Talking about collapses, where is my October crash???
largo2001 2 years ago
You are unfortunately badly informed. The British pound basically collapsed after WWII and was replaced by the Dollar as reserve currency. Now the Dollar is the first reserve currency, which is not backed by real value....
jberni1 2 years ago
jberni1, please explain "basically".
That IS my whole point.
Look at the chart.
AND PLEASE. NO STUPID "MARKET WILL CRASH IN OCTOBER".
that was dumb.
What do you have to say about that?
largo2001 2 years ago
The Reserve Currency is a FIAT Currency and we all know what happens to a fiat currency don't we???
lostinthemix 2 years ago 4
It does when the world declines it's acceptance.
Saudi Arabia turned to the Euro. Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece are declining. More countries to follow.
We are a consumer country. If we can't buy things in USD, what do we use?
China promised for trade only under the condition of a new medium of exchange.
Latest # is a 6-1 exchange rate to the ??Amero or whatever it will be.
toddhawley 2 years ago
great
toshibavoodoo 2 years ago
I remember holding confederate money when I was 12 y/o and asking my grandma why I couldn't buy anything with it. She said we lost the war and it wasn't worth nothing. I NEVER trusted paper money after that.
I am truly stunned that you can still "today" take paper money and exchange it for silver or gold. Amazing!
crissala 2 years ago 3
So basically, the real reason Obama went to China was to beg them to buy up this mega debt... or?
csabasand 2 years ago 3
He went to China to talk to his banker about the over draft.
looseal22 2 years ago 3
right now im not drinking coffee but the truth gives my head a big push thats better than coffee. Thanks alot
jetztisfeierabend 2 years ago 2
Amen jberni Amen
may God accelerate this
you know that in US illegal drug money pumping stock markets , right ? and they force peoples retirement money into this firey bottomless pit
we need real values not fraudulent values
tuktukktotam 2 years ago 2
Many hope for an acceleration. Mises said that this will not happen, as politicians fear the consequences of making better decisions.
jberni1 2 years ago
thankyou soo much for sharing that information. I will enjoy my cup/pot of coffee tonight at work, while
i try to prepare for my families economic future. We are a 1 income family of 5. We have stocked up on the basic canned goods. So we will have some food if inflation does take off. I have stocked up on small game hunting supplies also.
I will watch this vid a couple more times to make certain that I understand. Enjoy your coffee too jberni1.
manwap 2 years ago
J,
I know you said that interest rates must rise to rollover the debt, however, it seems that purchasers of the US debt simply ARE NOT demanding this increase in interest.
Better yet, they are actually willing to make even LESS interest and are even willing to lose money to lend to the US gov't.
I am at a loss to explain this.
What makes you think that this is going to change now? It actually seems to be getting worse.
hrosemd 2 years ago
its an illusion lol..you really think they are buying as much debt as before?
The Fed is covertly buying its own treasuries through all sorts of nefarious , underhanded and deceptive ways.
What you think you are seeing is completely different from what is happening.
doobsta 2 years ago 2
@hrosemd
Now the Fed provides more data on its website. Look at Week of Nov 11 to 19.
500 bio. of Treasury changed hands !
The FED buys all and then lends it or exchanges it to banks (which in money theory generates money)
jberni1 2 years ago
My gut tells me Dec 31-
New Day, New Year, New World
toddhawley 2 years ago
Holliday season is a critical time...
jberni1 2 years ago
Agreed. That ends in most part on Dec 25
I feel confident in Dec 31, not that I like it, but I wish the misery would end and we can get this on the roll.
I truly can see a tremendous amount of global trade for a starved and deprived world. Dryships is my top pic for 2010-2011
Thank you for all your post!
toddhawley 2 years ago
For a business which is located in the US and in retail sales type business, I have a question;
Is it better to have cash on hand or your cash in inventory going forward?
5 stars Thanks!
patrioteffect 2 years ago
That depends on type of inventory, fixed cost, variable cost and demand in the coming stage of the crisis.
Large retailers will fail, cause their benefit was efficiency in Working capital and supply chain
jberni1 2 years ago
Let's say the inventory is firearms for example.
patrioteffect 2 years ago
Good information as always Dr. Berninger. Looks like this video is featured at Zerohedge today.
identifythem 2 years ago
thanks very much
galikazoid 2 years ago
I have not seen deflation at any level that is proportionally large in comparison to historical pricing or my wages. I went to the mall yesterday and was browsing through Macys. They are definately dumping old inventory and clothing at 40-60% off but you have to have coupons and use for Macys card. And the grocery store is opposite. I was at Costco and they dont even sell the large bags of brown rice anymore, they only sell small ones. Thats my perception of things and pricing.
SamuraiCommando 2 years ago
Thank you very much for this 'perception'
Things you need are rising in price, things you desire are falling in price. Is this biflation?
looseal22 2 years ago
Hmm never thought of it that way but it seems as though companies can only raise prices on necessities to balance out the losses they are taking on luxuries.
SamuraiCommando 2 years ago
They will go bust on luxury goods...
jberni1 2 years ago
Yes,
that fits in the picture. Large retailers have to sell large quantities, coming from China. Deleveraging caused price declines and will cause many retailers to die.
Food supply will shrink at a rapid rate. THAT is how inflation is generated
jberni1 2 years ago
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PS
Thanks I always enjoy my coffee!
ABETRMAN 2 years ago
I would of thought we passed the point of no return a long time ago.
catdog262 2 years ago
Agree with your analysis. Not sure why anyone would be happy about it. I see a World War 3 coming. Some children won't give up their toys easily. What am I missing?
Mr1openmind 2 years ago 2
Right. But the only thing to do is to enjoy the day and fight against the obvious conseqences...
jberni1 2 years ago
A gentleman as always Dr. B and thank you for the proprietary information
Anyone interested in further developments please feel free to visit my new channel and leave your opinion of current events. Little by little I hope we can all wake people up to the reality of worthless paper money.
SolarAlchemy 2 years ago
We will have gradual inflation for the next 2-3 years, and the dollar will eventually be inflated out existence. The U.S. cannot increase interest rates or it will sink the economy, but if they leave it at 0% it will lead to more inflation. Low interest rates means no one will buy U.S. treasury bonds and support the dollar. The U.S. is already heavily in debt, and I doubt they can afford to raise interest rates. Artificial housing boom->housing bust->severe recession->currency collapse.
He101A 2 years ago
The grade of Inflation depends much on the capital flight !
jberni1 2 years ago
time to stock up on MORE food............thanks
skybirdbird 2 years ago
Indeed!
There is a "new word" being used as well. They call it a "Bug out kit"-
Guess it's something to do with getting the h** out of dodge in the event of a disaster with a prepared stockpile of essentials in the event it's needed.
Regards-
toddhawley 2 years ago
sorry to say this is not new............
skybirdbird 2 years ago
Damn.
Can you let me know when the 80's are back in ..... I have a whole closet full of "cool", it's just by the time I hear about it, it's "out of style" again......
Regards
toddhawley 2 years ago
Exactly the mentality that put us all in this world of hell to begin with. It's one thing to prepare for a natural disaster like a hurricane, its another to intentionally abandon the society that has supported you for so long. Apparently when the going gets tough the tough... bug out? Mmmk
So go bug out, run for the hills. Enjoy your stockpile. And when society puts itself back together, I suppose you'll be coming back?
Can't wait
darthmorgen 2 years ago
Thank you
pinkfloydmoon 2 years ago
But by not supporting the Banks they still HAVE TO support Banks through FDIC. So the Government Looses Regardless. Collapse Eminant.
jfcrow1 2 years ago 2
hey
who put a parsnip
in my coffee cup ..
chena3 2 years ago
LOL I love your comments
skyding8962 2 years ago
Thank you for sharing your work with us Doc.
fishingthewatershed 2 years ago
this economy makes no sense jobloss high, wages low, gold sky high, rents up, dow up, oil up who knows what is to come?
cbr6864 2 years ago
abject poverty for many.....see argentina economic collapse.........
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sad but true
looseal22 2 years ago
The Peso collapse was 8 years ago, and since then the country has fared very well...that is compared to itself, not Germany or the US. I have lived in Argentina for two years, and they easily sell the most expensive items to residents here.
Now if only the US would let it's problems collapse, then recovery would really be possible.
powergirl901 2 years ago
you are correct........let it fall.....no bank bailouts (rip offs) no tarp, no stimulus......let it fall...i agree, but our gov is not done squeezing us yet....and do not forget cap & trade, the copenhagen treaty....we are in for a long, hard haul.....
skybirdbird 2 years ago 2
Thank you ..
GlobVetus 2 years ago
The USA goverment are the banks. So they are not going to let themselves go down. The USA goverment is going to continue printing as much as they need, saving the banks and hurting the productive economy.
There is going to be massive inflation in terms of dollar and deflation in terms of gold.
hugolp 2 years ago 2
I believe in 2010 support for many banks will drop
jberni1 2 years ago
The US can't raise interest rates...it will kill new business, and they can't print money because the inflation will cause revolution in the streets. My guess is that they will default on some instruments, then try "refinancing" whatever that may be.
powergirl901 2 years ago
They are printing money but trying to do it slowly like boiling a frog in a pot. They will never default on the debt because it is in their own currency. Imagine that corporations are in control of the government and that all government actions are for their benefit. They are playing a very dangerous game.
reptarman7 2 years ago 3
Shoulda just let them fail... back in 1994 (Peso crisis)... or back in 1998 (LTCM fiasco)... or 2008 (Bear Stearns hijack)... now look what we have...
Good coffee nonetheless!
MengersDisciple 2 years ago 2
Thanks again for sharing.
dadcamp 2 years ago
Paper gold & silver is trash and time will prove it.
edmack4me 2 years ago 4
I agree, Only phisical gold and silver is safe.
hugolp 2 years ago 5
Thank you for showing the proprietary chart! Very interesting work.
buzizzy 2 years ago
The Germans are really smart!!! Hair looks GREAT!
anamericanstory 2 years ago
Nice looking too :-}
looseal22 2 years ago
great update....thank you!
herbal tea here... :)
debtruth1 2 years ago
Agreed we are at crisis point...
wepollock 2 years ago 2
I kept thinking about your previous video on that. Its more anxiety producing when I realize that more than one true expert is coming to the same conclusion independent of the others. I thank you both for sharing your honesty so freely.
looseal22 2 years ago
Coffee is very good thanks!
PressForFreedom 2 years ago 2
at what point, even withrapidly rising interest rates, will there be no more buyers? Is that going to be the point of total collapse or somethiong else?
aw3212 2 years ago
No buyers, as in no buyers of treasuries?
looseal22 2 years ago
yes
aw3212 2 years ago
Most people dont know this, but the Treasury knew as far back as 2006 the "exact" month of it's bankruptcy. It was June of 2009.
The entire year had a problem in selling treasuries. The Federal Reserve themselves were forced to go into their rich pockets for the purchasing. This has never occured before and is very odd to give you an idea of how we have been dangling by a thread.
toddhawley 2 years ago
Coffee was great!
jberni1 video even better. Thank you.
143DREWID 2 years ago 3
they can hide behind asset inflation as long as the dollar drops. i think your right that the dollar will drop because it benefits everyone: asset holders, the US government, and debt holders. it also provides an illusion of wealth for the middle classes, as they watch their stock holdings going up, even as the dollar collapses.
GovWillKillU 2 years ago
Men can acquire knowledge, but not wisdom. Some of the greatest fools ever known were learned men. Spanish Proverb
Washington is full of fools....
JimGraham1973 2 years ago
true, but who is to judge those learned men, in their folly.
GovWillKillU 2 years ago 3
"Intelligence is proud it knows so much, wisdom is humble it knows so little."
From the Bible about intellectual pride:
"They are always learning but never able to perceive the truth."
PrepNow 2 years ago 3
reminds me of Saw...
"make your choice"
GovWillKillU 2 years ago
we're looking at 0% interest rates and a latent deluge of hoarded cash by the banks, and the small inflationary trend we're seeing in assets now (stocks, gold up) means a percentage of what cash is on the sidelines entering assets is used to hedge the hoarded dollars, yet there are still trillions of dollars in reserves waiting to enter the markets. this means the threat of hyperinflation held by the banks will continue, yet we may see manipulation for awhile as they enjoy their market leverage.
GovWillKillU 2 years ago
I wish they "pull the pin" on the economy and let it crash already.
roughcutone2 2 years ago
Thank you Sir for the information, it is very helpful. Prepare folks, something wicked is coming soon....
InkedXyz 2 years ago 4
Danke JB
lostinthemix 2 years ago
Great Video!
davdjr1 2 years ago
so what should I do to preserve wealth as a US citizen? I am a complete novice in this. DO I take money out of the bank and buy stocks or gold or do something else entirely?
Lockemeister 2 years ago
Stay far away from stocks!!! gold is good but silver is better, it'll be easier to use when the dollar is gone, pre '64 coins are best but the most important thing to do right now is stock up on food and water then silver oh one more thing, i forgot the most important metal to get and that is LEAD and lots of it.
lostinthemix 2 years ago 7
hard to say. you will need to extreme hedge going forward. that means betting both ways, where one is up, the other goes down. now an excellent hedge strategy is physical metals and physical dollars. if metals crash, dollars can buy more of them. if metals go up, they preserve the lost dollar purchasing power, imo. either way, the banks are in trouble, because people are walking away from underwater mortgages; keep only household operations funds in bank, rest out.
GovWillKillU 2 years ago
Only buy what u understand and control
jberni1 2 years ago
long commodites short dollar is back in town
GovWillKillU 2 years ago
but dollar will float because it has become the mother of all asset hedges.
GovWillKillU 2 years ago
6-1 exchange rate possible on the new currency at present.
The banks have already been updated nationwide about 5 weeks ago.
toddhawley 2 years ago
Ron Paul and Rick Santelli on CNBC talking about the dollar is toast. watch?v=Q1Ji2ZQr_yg
fal2grace 2 years ago 3
Thank you Dr. Berninger. Burning dollars for entertainment. roft!
fal2grace 2 years ago
Thanks Doctor, I did enjoy my coffee while watching your video. So now we have it the point of no return, will the next stimulus give us time and kick the can down the road? Or it will happen anyway, and they are too stupid to figure out that they can do nothing.. Thanks, as usual a very good video and I appreciate that I can get my information from a very nice helpful person across the pond and not much on my US mainstream media. There are still people here who think Obama will fix it!
winbri5 2 years ago 4
Thank you Sir
CTOL1 2 years ago
I wonder in the cash component of my portfolio if some paper currency in hand will have any advantage over digits in a bank? thank you
LysSpooner 2 years ago
That's very doubtful, but you might try holding nickels instead of paper. They will be worth something even if the dollar becomes worthless.
foolcow1976 2 years ago
Thank you very much.
jamiedore 2 years ago
is this dude somehow connected to Rogers, Faber, Schiff and austrian economics? He sounds similar.
dimaniak 2 years ago
He's connected with reality.
That makes him a reality conspiracy theorist.
llothar68 2 years ago 2
I don't think he's connected with them, but he's intelligent, observant, and reasonable. This naturally leads him to the same conclusions.
foolcow1976 2 years ago
could someone explain what the heck a negative-inflation/deflation is supposed to be
managarm1349 2 years ago
i keep on hearing people talk about the gold bubble, and that gold is gonna go down in price...lol,are these people in for a shock. cash is trash. great and informed vid. be nice if more people would video there thoughts. gonna be two types of people. pp with gold and silver, and the hungry...lol. i live in the uk, and theres nothing in the media about the serousness of whats going on.
681observer 2 years ago 13
This has been flagged as spam show
That is because they do not want the public to know what is really going on.
edmack4me 2 years ago
Funny how no body ever said it was a housing bubble because they luved the free atm
Repomex01 2 years ago
Point of no return for the criminals running the Fed and Goldman sachs.
jonah70757 2 years ago
Well maybe when this criminals escaped to Paraguay they will reach a "point of no return".
They are preparing themself (read about the large land the Bush family and others bought there).
llothar68 2 years ago
Are the uS going to change the intrest rates, and how will the rest of the world follow. I live in Sweden. Is it time to change for long time intrest rates????
kent6608 2 years ago
The US will have to follow the rest of the world in changing rates
jberni1 2 years ago
the fed has already anounced to keep interest rates low atleast til 2012
managarm1349 2 years ago
With rising gold price even the Fed will presumably be forced to increase the interest rate. Otherwise they will find nobody who buys T-bills. What is the word of a notorious liar worth?
uncertaintyprinciple 2 years ago 4
A Dollar? LOL
jonah70757 2 years ago
Yea..."A Dollar"
Jus keep in mind that A kleenex paper is around 0.02 cent
jberni1 2 years ago
thanks for the vid.
how does a eurzone bank run mean dollar short squeeze? is it because these banks still hold majority USD?
stellaconcepts 2 years ago