don't waste your time on this goon, go study steven keen, william k. black, michael hudson, ellen brown, steven zarlenda, money as debt, the money masters, secrets of oz, webster tarpley
How about addressing the Main Stream Media news from a more local level - by country - A ride down "Truth or Consquences" lane and across the pond.
Some news we here globally is really noise, other times noise or silence is really news. You seem to see the train coming down the track before most see the track.
Just some of my first thoughts. I would like to keep getting your videos - you have class and intellect.
I find the fear and how people react much more interesting then the crisis itself and selfishly I have to admit it's somewhat amusing to see everyone else go crazy for once :)
Best of luck on whatever path you choose ( thumbs up)
So nice to see you back: vibrant and looking ahead. I appreciate your voice of reason, common sense, and thoughtful analysis. There are so many people going crazy out there. Es lebe die Vernunft! (Here's to Reason!)
I have the same philosophy: if you do the same as others around you, you'll end up in the same place as others, when you do something different (and smart,) you'll end up some place better.
Worked for me marvelously all my life.
Very interested in your new channel. Please let know when and where to find it!
Hi Dr. Berninger, I am one of your folchannel subscriber and I like you non conventional opinion. But lets face it - our European government made a good job. We still dont have inflation or hyper inflation - no country bankrupt - all business as usual. To me the most remarkable is Germany. People were talked into inflation worries, so they started to spend their savings and made a mini boom. Excellent! Infact they were afraid of deflation - that would have killed us all.
I believe Sarkozy did a great job back in 2008. Right now, the European leaders are managing crisis after crisis which are a consequence of their earlier actions. However, I agree that they are buying us time to continue the status quo way of life as. (True for people who maintain their income) Unfortunately we can not judge if an early deflation and banking crisis would have been the better or worst alternative.
@teufelshengst that is an unconventional view. I see everything falling apart. Emergency meeting about Italy, junk stati flying everywhere. Gold hitting new records, euro plunging even against the dollar. It is like we all have fallen out of an airplane and you argue that all the bad predictions of being squashed have not born fruit, as we are still falling. But maybe gvts will start living within their means, and cut costs for a few decades to pay down their debts. Hard to get elected on that.
@1989kirby PS 2 and the game was "black", which was the one they showed us a promotion in 2006. The EA business model is similar to the game by the way. PS 2 and game for sale.
I am very happy to see you back. I feel focusing on the good opportunities that may present themselves is a wise and more useful course of action. I quietly try to do that myself.
While it is very important to stay informed, near endless preoccupation on the day's bad news or what may or may not be happening is debilitating in the long run. It deters from actually acting on the information, if for no other reason than the amount of time used to do it.
I'm in So. Calif. What I'd like to know is how people in Europe are preparing for this crisis. Is the public in Europe as ignorant as we are in the States are? Are they waking up as well?
@jberni1 you need to buy the latest playstation video game starring steven keen and michael hudson, you get blow out of the water. hope japan continues to bounce back and they will not exit the world stage, see womens world cup 0:1 nach Verlaengerung
A bit confused by your channel of late. It seemed to me that you never really stuck with your channel long enough to communicate a clear and consistent message. You had periods where you did many videos within just a month or two, but then you'd stop doing videos for months at a time, as if the world had stopped. I enjoyed your videos, particularly the economic insights you offered regarding current events and the trends developing from them, but I wish you'd stuck with it.
Thanks for your feedback. I am shifting the focus and the style of presentation. The challenge I have is that I'd like to provide subscribers a competition advantage by getting access to the material, before everybody else, which will allow me to create a premium community. I also plan to use new Youtube functionality and integrate it in my website mailing lists
jberni1, Thx for your videos. The info is valuable. I've been 'preaching' to friends & family for years about the changes as I've noticed significant differences (as you have) between what is reported & what actually is. I found a lot of help on ZeroHedge & ShadowStats also.
When I sold my house, for this reason; I was mocked. I invested differently & now much better off with little overheads.
Perhaps what could be more useful would be advice on how we can protect ourselves. What to buy? How?
The question is not "if" the question is "when" and how they will call it. In an MBA class you definitely learn one thing: If you are spending more than you have revenues, then there is no way to use economies of scale to make more money. Then you have to drive down fix cost. In Greece this is only possible if you can manage your own currency.
Your english is good and getting gooder.
dynomike1964 3 months ago
steven zarlenga from the AMI
iglwy 7 months ago
don't waste your time on this goon, go study steven keen, william k. black, michael hudson, ellen brown, steven zarlenda, money as debt, the money masters, secrets of oz, webster tarpley
iglwy 7 months ago
@iglwy Or just don't bother and go and live your life to it's fullest!
CelticReject 7 months ago
@CelticReject shouldn't that be "live YOUR life to the emptiest"
iglwy 6 months ago
How about addressing the Main Stream Media news from a more local level - by country - A ride down "Truth or Consquences" lane and across the pond.
Some news we here globally is really noise, other times noise or silence is really news. You seem to see the train coming down the track before most see the track.
Just some of my first thoughts. I would like to keep getting your videos - you have class and intellect.
tesskansas 7 months ago
Really like the content of your videos. Keep them coming
barbeque44 7 months ago
I find the fear and how people react much more interesting then the crisis itself and selfishly I have to admit it's somewhat amusing to see everyone else go crazy for once :)
Best of luck on whatever path you choose ( thumbs up)
IronicallyVague 7 months ago
Hi Dr. Berninger,
So nice to see you back: vibrant and looking ahead. I appreciate your voice of reason, common sense, and thoughtful analysis. There are so many people going crazy out there. Es lebe die Vernunft! (Here's to Reason!)
leifsonst 7 months ago
Dr. B, good to see you on youtube again!
I have the same philosophy: if you do the same as others around you, you'll end up in the same place as others, when you do something different (and smart,) you'll end up some place better.
Worked for me marvelously all my life.
Very interested in your new channel. Please let know when and where to find it!
Meanwhile, I am enjoying my 3am tea.
Cheers!
goldstep999 7 months ago
Hallo Herr Berninger, ich freue ich riesig, Sie wieder hier zu sehen !
Ich freue mich auf die nächsten Videos!
ritakathama 7 months ago
IF NOT
GlobalWebGate 7 months ago
Ich vermisse die Videos zur Krise :(
GlobalWebGate 7 months ago
@GlobalWebGate die Krise ist vorbei
konrad006 7 months ago
@konrad006 Nicht hier in Griechenland
GlobalWebGate 6 months ago
Thanks anyway. I learned lots from you a respect your views. Thanks again
TheDarchorse 7 months ago
Hi Dr. Berninger, I am one of your folchannel subscriber and I like you non conventional opinion. But lets face it - our European government made a good job. We still dont have inflation or hyper inflation - no country bankrupt - all business as usual. To me the most remarkable is Germany. People were talked into inflation worries, so they started to spend their savings and made a mini boom. Excellent! Infact they were afraid of deflation - that would have killed us all.
teufelshengst 7 months ago 3
@teufelshengst
I believe Sarkozy did a great job back in 2008. Right now, the European leaders are managing crisis after crisis which are a consequence of their earlier actions. However, I agree that they are buying us time to continue the status quo way of life as. (True for people who maintain their income) Unfortunately we can not judge if an early deflation and banking crisis would have been the better or worst alternative.
jberni1 7 months ago
@jberni1 How to join your next channel activities?
teufelshengst 7 months ago
@teufelshengst that is an unconventional view. I see everything falling apart. Emergency meeting about Italy, junk stati flying everywhere. Gold hitting new records, euro plunging even against the dollar. It is like we all have fallen out of an airplane and you argue that all the bad predictions of being squashed have not born fruit, as we are still falling. But maybe gvts will start living within their means, and cut costs for a few decades to pay down their debts. Hard to get elected on that.
modelmark 7 months ago
What EA game did you get? Was it a playstation 1, 2, or 3? ---just curious.
1989kirby 7 months ago
@1989kirby PS 2 and the game was "black", which was the one they showed us a promotion in 2006. The EA business model is similar to the game by the way. PS 2 and game for sale.
jberni1 7 months ago
jberni1 your the best uber cool guy on youtube!
keep-em coming
1betrman 7 months ago
I am very happy to see you back. I feel focusing on the good opportunities that may present themselves is a wise and more useful course of action. I quietly try to do that myself.
While it is very important to stay informed, near endless preoccupation on the day's bad news or what may or may not be happening is debilitating in the long run. It deters from actually acting on the information, if for no other reason than the amount of time used to do it.
acuriousbeast 7 months ago
Your site taught me a lot.
I'm in So. Calif. What I'd like to know is how people in Europe are preparing for this crisis. Is the public in Europe as ignorant as we are in the States are? Are they waking up as well?
whiskerchild 7 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
the truth is you have been nothing but wrong!!!
j25ack 7 months ago
Where are all your videos?
reevaluate2008 7 months ago
@reevaluate2008
I took them off for a couple of reasons. Also will eventually produce videos on a new channel.
jberni1 7 months ago
@jberni1 Good. I will be looking forward to your new channel and videos.
reevaluate2008 7 months ago
@jberni1 I enjoyed your videos. I hope you announce your new channel on this one.
Ape65 7 months ago
@jberni1 you need to buy the latest playstation video game starring steven keen and michael hudson, you get blow out of the water. hope japan continues to bounce back and they will not exit the world stage, see womens world cup 0:1 nach Verlaengerung
iglwy 7 months ago
glad your back, we need your insight.
here in the states, there seems to be a huge change on 2 things that everyone took for granted. and those are what is a job? and what is money?
and the fact that both have lost tremendous value or worth.
what will they be replaced by? how do we get in front of it.
example money: cash, gold, printed, stocks, bonds, commodites, homes....
what holds its value and is liquid. thanks for your work
nage4614 7 months ago
Dr. Beringer, If you´re ever in the providence of Cadiz -I would like to invite you for a Cruz Campo / tapas and have a good discussion.
lizadfuel2 7 months ago
appreciate all your work..........thanks
anolmec 7 months ago
A bit confused by your channel of late. It seemed to me that you never really stuck with your channel long enough to communicate a clear and consistent message. You had periods where you did many videos within just a month or two, but then you'd stop doing videos for months at a time, as if the world had stopped. I enjoyed your videos, particularly the economic insights you offered regarding current events and the trends developing from them, but I wish you'd stuck with it.
veritasfiles 7 months ago
@veritasfiles
Thanks for your feedback. I am shifting the focus and the style of presentation. The challenge I have is that I'd like to provide subscribers a competition advantage by getting access to the material, before everybody else, which will allow me to create a premium community. I also plan to use new Youtube functionality and integrate it in my website mailing lists
jberni1 7 months ago
jberni1, Thx for your videos. The info is valuable. I've been 'preaching' to friends & family for years about the changes as I've noticed significant differences (as you have) between what is reported & what actually is. I found a lot of help on ZeroHedge & ShadowStats also.
When I sold my house, for this reason; I was mocked. I invested differently & now much better off with little overheads.
Perhaps what could be more useful would be advice on how we can protect ourselves. What to buy? How?
drchiodo 7 months ago
@drchiodo
Thanks!
I am in preparation on videos to explain my thoughts and steps in more detail.
jberni1 7 months ago
@judyroodi
The question is not "if" the question is "when" and how they will call it. In an MBA class you definitely learn one thing: If you are spending more than you have revenues, then there is no way to use economies of scale to make more money. Then you have to drive down fix cost. In Greece this is only possible if you can manage your own currency.
jberni1 7 months ago