Youtube comments of maneco64 (@maneco64).

  1. The West and the FT say Russia is INVADING while Russia and Putin say they are helping keep the peace and protect civilians in Donbas. To be honest I do not believe a word coming out of Brandon's mouth nor Boris'.
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  2. Hi @babybuddha7921, Nice to hear from you and its too bad your parents did not teach you manners but be as it may I would say it is great that you know about this topic but there are many out there who don't.
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  3. APOLOGIES FOR THE MISTAKE. IT IS THURSDAY BUT AT LEAST I GOT THE DATE RIGHT.
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  4. Hi @crazylegsgio2866, The WEF is a platform for the corporate oligarchy and Milei is supposed to be a libertarian and sound money advocate. Until he abolishes the central bank and legal tender laws I will remain sceptical.
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  5. @modus_operandi2508 , They are all WEF goons so you don't need to be sorry. If voting mattered it would be illegal.
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  6. I am not defending anyone as I don't trust any politician, Putin included, but what I am trying to do is observe and analyse in order to try and understand what is going on.
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  7. @meinking22, The only reason gold and silver are not used as money and currency is that the government currency has legal tender laws behind it that say only their currency can be used for payments of debts and tax. If that is removed their currency would have no value whatsoever as it is just an empty promise. If you do your research and learn history you will see that gold and silver have been money and currency for almost three thousand years. What we have been experiencing since the 20th century is an aberration. As a starter, I recommend "What Has Government Done to Our Money." by Murray Rothbard. It's a great and easy book to read about the topic. Good finish by the way on your golf swing.
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  8. Trump is not a dictator.
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  9. Watch the Big Short to see what the strategy for gold and silver is for the bankers on Wall Street. When the housing market imploded the CDS bets on it didn't move because the bankers were short and were trying to cover and go long. They are doing the same thing to gold and silver right now. Trying to shake people out so they can cover their shorts and go long. This scene in The Big Short explains what I think is happening to gold and silver at the moment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQTbbUASPLQ
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  10. Hi @greveeen, I am still involved in crypto and it has been good to me but the fanaticism of people like Michael Sayler and others saying that gold is dead and useless is the problem I have. I think cryptos will continue to do well but gold and silver are the ultimate stores of monetary value and wealth and have a track record of thousands of years.
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  11. Yes. I can see the percentage of likes in the studio though. I'm getting anywhere from 98.8% to 99.7% likes. BRANDON AND THE WEF CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!!!!
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  12. Just making sure you are on the ball! ;)
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  13. I am not talking about the fiat price but the fact that it is making a comeback as money.
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  14. @afrules9097, He has never said he wants to use the dollar it is just what Argentinians already use. If you listen to him he says he wants a free market in money like Rothbard talks about. Listen to him and not what others say.
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  15. No. The US Treasury's job is to mint gold and silver coins as per the Constitution. As I said money is the most marketable commodity and cannot be printed.
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  16. Hi @clivemossmoon3611, He does not want to "dollarize" Argentina. What he says he wants to do, if you actually listen to him, is that he wants to abolish legal tender laws and allow people the freedom to use whatever they wish as money. The MSM says he wants to "dollarize" but they are not doing their homework.
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  17. Yes, but it is an old TV used for streaming stuff. We don't have an aerial or antenna in our property so no connection to terrestrial TV. My wife has a Roku box and another one of these services connected to it.
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  18. @calderparkzoo2410, If you listen to my video I agree with you but the reason young people are struggling is that their wages have not kept up with the pounds depreciation. The pounds depreciation helps real assets like property and gold too.
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  19. For me they don't have any but for the vast majority they still do.
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  20. Hi @Neil Tutty, That may be so but that is the whole point of #silversqueeze. Drain the bullion banks and ETFs of physical so they cannot use it to manipulate spot and forward prices. We want the dog (physical silver) to wag the tail after decades of the tail (interbank prices) wagging the dog.
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  21. Hi @Jon Black, I have the inside information from the bank that is drawing up the Basel III rules. Andrew Maguire said gold was going to become a Tier 1 asset as of March 29, 2019, and here we are almost two years later and it's still not. So much for Andrew Maguire's "inside scoop". By the way, I agree with what you said about the BIS and I have made videos exposing them in the past you just need to go to my BIS playlist here on this channel. Here is the link to my playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SWTjITNozsALVtZhPAwl64X
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  22. CORRECTION. I said Andy Schectman said that 1/2 of 1% of investable assets are in SILVER but it is actually 1/2 of 1% of INVESTABLE ASSETS in the PRECIOUS METALS space.
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  23. Yes, QE is back on before they even started QT. Complete loss of credibility I'd say. They are basically ready to trash the pound £
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  24. Gold is up over £100 since the middle of August so doing what it says on the tin and fast approaching £1600 but the most important thing about holding gold at present is that it is outside the system. Worrying about every move the price makes in the short-term is not the way to go about it. Gold and silver are the best insurance at present IMO.
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  25. SORRY. IT HAPPENS ONCE IN A WHILE THAT IGET THE DAY OF WEEK INCORRECTLY. IT IS TUESDAY, MARCH 2ND, 2021 OF COURSE.
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  26. Hi @Rusko Ruskov, Thanks for pointing that out. I guess @Jon Black is looking for fiction but he won't find it here.
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  27. To short a stock is to borrow shares from a broke and then sell the stock short. It is not like buying a stock for a month or so and then selling it. What the hedge funds do is if they think a stock is over priced but they do not own that stock what they will do is borrow shares of that stcok from brokers who hold shares for their clients and then the hedge fund takes a short/sell position in the stock with the hope that the price drops so they can go into the market and buy the shares of the stock back and make a profit. Thr problem with this strategy is that if you short a stock that trades at $5 you can lose an unlimited amount of money if the stock price starts rising as it could go to $375 just like GME has done. Whar the WSB crowd on Reddit are doing is getting public data about which stock issues have been the most heavily shorted by hedge funds and then have started buying these stocks and forcing the people who have short positions to buy back their shares or "short cover". What short covering does is drive the price even higher and therefore creates a snowball effect as the shorts are forced to buy back even more shares as the WSB crowd keeps buying more shares too.
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  28. Flucht in die Sachwerte ( flight to real goods) and Katastrophenhausse (Crack-Up Boom)
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  29. @user-kx3fq1zo6f , I agree with you. Google James Wolfensohn Speech to Stanford Business School. He talks about the Big Shift.
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  30. Hi @Makalulu, I never give out WhatsApp numbers. They are bots impersonating me. I try to delete and block them as much as possible but they are more virulent than covid unfortunately.
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  31. I thin the silver move is not all about Reddit. I think Reddit proved to the silver crowd that it is possible to go against the big guys even though there might be a few #WSB getting involved I think they are still gunning for GME and AMC.
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  32. Or the U.S. can just keep printing and borrowing to buy the real thing and delivering to Brazil and other countries at $35/oz. maybe that is what is happening right now? They might do it by force too but the U.S. has lost a lot of support from its allies with the latest fiasco in Afghanistan. Unfortunately, it will be the American public that will be paying for this with a debsed currency.
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  33. He started out at Bear Stearns and then moved to Lehman Brothers..
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  34. I'd say the debt load comes to a point in which the productive economy cannot cope with it anymore. The Tsunami I'd say is the crisis that we will experience be it a deflationary collapse or a hyperinflationary one. The low yields and interest rates are a thing of the past but that environment has helped build the debt tsunami as lenders and borrowers thought for a long time that interest rates and yields would never go up again.
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  35. ABOUT THE PICTURE QUALITY: IT HAS GOT NOTHING TO DO WITH THE MOVING OF THE FURNITURE IN MY OFFICE BUT AN APPLE iMOVIE SOFTWARE UPDATE. BEFORE THE UPDATE A FEW DAYS AGO MY VIDEOS WERE TRANSFERRED FROM iMOVIE TO YOUTUBE AT THE RIGHT RESOLUTION AND UNFORTUNATELY, I HAD NOT NOTICED THAT AFTER THE UPGRADE THE TRANSFER REVERTED TO 480 INSTEAD OF 4K. I WILL BE PUBLISHING ANOTHER VIDEO IN THE NEXT HOUR THAT SHOULD HAVE CORRECTED THINGS.
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  36. Hi @craighaydcore, JP Morgan is as you probably know the custodian for SLV so they are supposed to keep the silver safe. Would you trust someone with your silver that paid $43.77 billion in fines to regulators from 2002 to 2019? Here is the data on the fines courtesy of the Solari Report: https://home.solari.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/JPMorgan-Chase-Selected-Legal-Regulatory-and-Enforcement-Settlements-2002-to-2019.pdf
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  37. I don't think it is a misunderstanding. The world inflation has bee corrupted in order to fool people. The measure of price rises are jut that a measure of price rises and not inflation itself but the consequence of inflation. The Central Bankers want to keep fooling the public as they, with governments, are the ones who create the inflation. They are are the ones stealing the public's hard earned labor and savings.
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  38. TWO IMPORTANT REMINDERS ⚠️ 1.) Please refrain from interacting with people who claim to be me or share WhatsApp numbers/Telegram handles. It's always a scam, and I will never ask you to send me money. Please use caution!
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  39. Money has to be something of value so it can be any commodity but usually the market place picks the most marketable commodity or an item that everyone desires. So money facilitates indirect exchange. The fiat currencies we are forced to use today have no intrinsic value except that we are forced by the barrel of a gun to do so. This book should help you understand what I mean. You can get a free pdf here: https://mises.org/library/what-has-government-done-our-money
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  40. That is micro economics.
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  41. Hi @The Way, Gold has been returning on average 10% per annum since 2001 in every major fiat currency and it also places you outside the system and basically means you are not financing the people (government and bankers) who do not have your best interest at heart. Since I started making my videos in early 2016 gold has risen from around $1050 to $1732 today but more importantly gold and silver (physical) give you some degree of freedom and sovereignty and that is why I am a proponent of the precious metals. Please go to page 22 of this report for gold's performance versus paper currencies in the 21st century. https://ingoldwetrust.report/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/In-Gold-We-Trust-report-2020-Extended-Version-english.pdf
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  42. Hi @Charles Sharrard III, I saw the Central Bank is buying at 5000 rubles per gram which frankly is not a great price. I'm not sure it means they are pegging the ruble to gold. I think the Central Bank is trying to get gold on the cheap from the Russian miners. 31.1035 grams is equal to 1 troy ounce and with the ruble rising in the last few days it is getting more expensive. Right now the 5000 price corresponds to $1750 as dollar has dropped to around 88 rubles. It will be interesting to see if the ruble rises more and the 5000 price goes above the world spot price of gold. If that happens every Tom, Dick and harry will be trying to buy gold in the West and sell it at a higher price in Moscow. I f dollar drops to 70 rubles the 5000 price will correspond to $2221 for example.
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  43. As long as one can exchange paper for gold or silver I'd say that is a bargain. I am talking here not as a trade where one still thinks fiat profits in the short term matter but more looking back in hindsight in 5 years time. When I started stacking the same articles and ideas we have today was out there. People were worrying if paying $400 was not a bargain and that maybe waiting for it to go back to $350 was better.
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  44. Hi @Cathy banks, have a look at my hyperinflation files in the playlist. There are quite a few videos there about the subject. The timeline is difficult to forecast but the reason i think we are getting close to it is that all the symptoms for it are here.
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  45. I AM TRYING TO PUBLISH THE LAST 24 MINUTES OR SO AS A SECOND PART OF THIS VIDEO. APOLOGIES. IT SHOULD BE OUT SOON. AFTER TRYING TO PUBLISH THE LAST 24 MINUTES OF VIDEO ON YOUTUBE SEVERAL TIMES THE VOLUMES STILL DOESN'T SHOW UP FOR SOME REASON. MY MP4 FILE WHICH I EDITED ON iMovie PLAYS THE AUDIO PERFECTLY OK BUT ONCE IT'S ON YOUTUBE THE AUDIO DISAPPEARS.
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  46. If you can. The door is shutting.
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  47. Hi @ Mx, The BOJ allowed the 10-year JGB yield to rise from 0.25% to around 0.44%. The reason it is important is that Japanese savers are very important investors and with rates being low for decades there the Japanese savers and investors sought higher yields elsewhere and to top it all off with the yen dropping massively until recently that was a good thing to do and helped keep US bonds and European bonds in high demand. The significance of this unpegging of the 10-year JGB yield from 0.25% and the sharp rise in the Yen is that Japanese savers could bring home a big chunk of their savings and sell US and European bonds.
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  48. The general public would become more prosperous and freer going forward.
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  49. @philipjones9458 , According to the New York Times Janet Yellen is her role model!!!
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  50. @Graham Hobbs, You could try to date a rich Russian lady on Tinder?
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  51. @jamesbrannick528 , Yes. In the beginning of 2019 gold was £1000 and today you need twice as many pounds to buy a troy ounce of gold. It's inflation that is the problem and everything else is a distraction. You stop government from inflating and a lot of the problems and distractions go away.
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  52. He is the third Goldman PM of Italy. The others were Prodi and Monti. No wonder Italy is in the mess it is in.
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  53. Comex gold contract was created on December 31, 1974 so the day gold was legalised in the US and there is a Wikipedia file about how the US government and London bullion dealers communicated in order to manage the market after 1975. So the LBMA and Comex have been bedfellows for decades. The US Treasury also sold a lot of gold in the 1970s trying to keep the price down but ultimately it failed to do so.
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  54. That would be a natural reaction by a dying superpower but I am not too sure we will see it. I think this time the war is being wage on the public through fear and force.
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  55. I have been buying silver since 2003.
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  56. If market rate or yields continue spiking the only way to keep rates low will be another massive infusion of QE just like the ECB under Mario Draghi had to do in 2012. Don't forget Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Greek bonds were collapsing then and rates were surging into double-digits territory.
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  57. The front month for Comex futures is February and it is trading at around a $12 premium to the spot price which is when you buy gold and pay for it instantly or the next day. In the past when interest rates were near zero the spread was a lot narrower because the cost of giving up on 0.25% over 2 or three months was negligible. Now with 3-month money at over 4% the February future contract has to discount the cost of carry. So from today until the expiry of the February contract (end of Feb '23) there is 87 days to go but only around 55 days until the end of January when most traders close out their Feb positions as the contract becomes deliverable in the month of February. So if you take 4.3% (3-month money) and divide it by 360 and multiply it by 55 you get an interest rate of around 0.656%. So when the spot is around 1800 today and you multiply it by 0.656% you get around $11.80 which is roughly the premium between the spot and the February contract. The spot price is not necessarily the LBMA price as you can trade forwards in the LBMA which are basically OTC futures. I hope this helps. You should notice the spread narrow as time goes by unless 3-month T-bill rates rise very quickly from current levels.
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  58. Yes, I do but Max Keiser has become a Bitcoin Man now and will probably revert back to silver when it starts spiking higher. He is the Turncoat of Finance. Personally I don't really like the character, a bit too arrogant for my liking.
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  59. Yes, Sorry, everyone! I got confused. It is Monday, December 24th, 2018.
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  60. Hi @patricknaughton9322, Anything is possible but I would say back in the 1930s most people who saved money saved in gold as it was money at the time. Nowadays I would say very few people even know that gold is money so I think there is a better chance of a modern-day Great Taking will be related to where most people hold their wealth and savings - the stock market and financial assets. They could confiscate the gold held by the gold ETFs like GLD though.
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  61. Hi @bobbie crider, I partly agree but if our freedom of movement is restricted than we need to keep fighting.
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  62. This is the real maneco64 here and I wanted to warn about the bots who impersonate me and leave contact numbers and telegram channel messages. I will never do that.
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  63. Sorry to hear that
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  64. Hi @Gavan Hillebold, There are a couple of ways for the Fed to unwind the bonds (Treasury and MBS) on their balance sheet. 1. Is to not buy new bonds when old bonds mature and they get paid in cash (cash would be destroyed by Fed) 2. The Fed goes into the secondary market and sells bonds that are still on its balance sheet. Who will buy it? Private investors or even sovereign nations could buy it and what that will do is drive yields and interest rates higher because the "real market" will see that the "buyer of last resort" (The Fed) is selling so they will demand a higher return and will not want to pay a high price. This is why we are now seeing bond prices dropping quite sharply. If the Fed goes ahead with its promises to raise rates and unwind its balance sheet it could potentially cause a major meltdown in bond prices all around the world. That could potentially mean interest rates in the double-digits, collapse of governments, corporations, households etc... Let's see if they are bluffing though in the next six months or so. If they are they should quickly reverse course and starting cutting rates and doing massive QE. Whatever happens I think having some gold and silver outside the system is a good precaution.
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  65. The reserves (money for us) is paid to the seller of the bonds and the sellers are the primary dealers to the NY FED or the big Walls Street too-big-to-fail international banks. This adds reserves 9money for us) to the primary dealers balance sheets. The primary dealers will then lend those reserves many times over (fractional reserve) to non banking institutions like hedge funds, corporations, consumers, local governments etc...
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  66. Thanks. It is not the first or probably last time I get the day and date mixed up. Yes, it is WEDNESDAY today.
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  67. It looks like the clever people in the intelligence circles did not think of that.
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  68. Yes, good point. You wonder if JPM's etfs aren't full of rocks and paper.
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  69. Hi @AaronLevi, I am not against decentralisation but I think the powerful individuals in the space are pushing bitcoin and other cryptos into the enemies' hands by begging for it to be regulated and traded through futures, CFDs and ETFS. From what I remember, when I started looking at bitcoin in 2012, it was supposed to eliminate the need to be in the current financial system and eliminate the need to be part of the Wall Street/CityofLondon cabal. The SEC, CFTC and other regulators work for the big Wall Street firms and not the public. So why are the Big Fish or Whales pushing for cryptos to become mainstream? I think it is because they still think in term of paper dollars and short term profits. By having physical gold and silver I will never have to compromise or kneel to the bankers.
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  70. I heard his father, Kim Jong-Il made 18 hole-in-ones in a round of 18 holes once! What a country and what great leaders!
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  71. In a nutshell, they have been doing it because the cost of borrowing has been so low so they issue bonds and with the cash proceeds buy back their own stocks. That shrinks the supply of shares and makes the EPS look better. It's financial engineering and it's only possible because of the manipulated low rates. You can bet they will not be doing as many buybacks once yields and interest rates start moving higher.
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  72. Lol
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  73. More than the Bank of Canada I think.
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  74. In Weimar there were still other currencies around and the rentenmark was implemented after the collapse. We have never seen the major reserve currency implode or hyperinflate in a 100% fiat currency world so it will be interesting to see what happens. Whatever happens though I'd say one needs some gold and silver.
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  75. Yes and it forces a Command or Authoritarian Economy on the public in lieu of a free market one.
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  76. It will be much easier to exchange gold and silver for food when farmers refuse fiat or paper.
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  77. Hi @nigelwatson2750, i don't think they really need our consent or other excuses to bring in a CBDC just like they didn't need our consent to lock us in our homes for 240 days. I think CBDC, just like track and trace, will fail and why? Because many people will just refuse to use it just like they refused to download the track and trace or NHS app.
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  78. Hi @John Sherman, The gold and silver is to protect your monetary savings. I ave spoken with a few guys who went through hyperinflation in Lebanon and Romania and there is much more that just having gold and silver even though if you can get through the hyperinflation and still have your PMs you will be a step ahead of most people. Here are the (Lebanon and Romania)videos: Romania - https://youtu.be/SjsuO2xAmNM Lebanon video: https://youtu.be/QMp08ebBqYA
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  79. @BDK86 , The USA is the only country that has a veto at the IMF.
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  80. Yes, the LME and all these derivatives exchanges (COMEX, CME, CBOT etc..) have become huge casinos with small side businesses in the real underlying goods or commodities.
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  81. Right now UK government spending (including the deficit) as a percentage of GDP is over 50% so yes is the answer to your question. In France it's over 60% so it's not a surprise they have a Yellow Vest movement even though many in that movement call for even more government interference! I recommend this page about government spending. Make sure you scroll down to the History Part too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_government_spending_as_percentage_of_GDP What happens when the government gets bigger is that the private sector gets "crowded out" and we know that the only sector that creates wealth is the private sector.
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  82. @dennisip7230 , Rudy likes silver. He's Rudy the Silver Ranger so he is never worried about market shenanigans.
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  83. Hi @hzj79, Thanks for your due diligence. Some of the things I said a few years ago are getting harder and harder to say here on YouTube.
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  84. The goal is always as much as possible.
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  85. Or maybe America went to war because it could and was profitable to a few?
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  86. No doubt
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  87. We called Billy the Credit Crunch Puppy at the time.
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  88. Just in case he sneaks out and runs away it has all his details on it and our phone number. He doesn't mind having the collar on he has been used to a collar since he was a younger puppy.
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  89. Back in the 1930s some were able to escape tyranny and there were safe havens but right now it seems to me that there are no temporal safe havens.
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  90. I didn't. I made my video prior to the intervention. I do not have a crystal ball. If you listen to my market update I always specify the time and at the time the dollar was at almost Yen 146.
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  91. If yields continue to rise for the 10-year yield and bond prices therefore keep dropping the cost of financing for the U.S. Treasury will go up as they issue new debt every week and in order to make their debt issuance attractive to the market they have to offer a higher interest rate or coupon in order to match the rising yields in the secondary bond market. So right now the U.S. Treasury can issue a 10-Year Note with a 1.25% coupon but if the yields rise to 2.00% they in a month's time they will have to offer the 10-year note at 2.00% which of course is a much higher cost. What this will lead to is higher borrowing cost for all sectors of a highly indebted economy like corporate debt, local government debt, mortgages, student debt, consumer debt, etc...
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  92. I would not associate Lynette with Yellen. Yellen is a corrupt charlatan.
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  93. All the symptoms are there just like in Revolutionary France in the 1790s.
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  94. He will argue they changed the way they calculate which is B.S.. I am sure they would not have changed if prices did not start rising like they have been for the last 18 months. What this tell me is that we cannot trust anything these guys say or do.
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  95. Hi @Gordon Hamilton, I will keep all the Billy merchandise too in the Spring Store. There is no reason to erase Billy's memory.
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  96. Great job!
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  97. Mine (outside my house) is high too but if I had listened to the experts in the last 25 years I would have had regretted big time. I consider gold and silver money so it is more like savings. The ecperts want you in the financial markets as they make fees from your investments every year.
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  98. I am aware and have been deleting hundreds of comments and reporting dozens of impersonators to YouTube. It’s now up to them to do something about it. Viewers and especially new ones of my channel need to be aware that I never recommend cryptos or give up WhatsApp numbers in the comments section.
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  99. The US will have to earn its way in the world like everybody else.
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  100. Hi @davidthomas5990, You are probably right but those who still are fortunate enough to have some savings might be able to protect those savings so they don't end up short of food and heating. Don't blame gold for inflation, blame the government and those who elect them into power.
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  101. @martinback187 ,and Powell! A conference or zoom call?
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  102. I think it is clear how inflation has eaten away at America's economic status over the last 50 years. The faster the Fed becomes history and America goes back to sound money the better chance America has of recovering and becoming the economic power that it was. It will not be smooth sailing though but it is possible.
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  103. The latest headlines suggest it could be as much as £170 billion!
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  104. It would be a gift for those who understand what money is.
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  105. @philipjones9458 , There are still foreign investors that buy Treasuries but I would say the amount they buy is waning and a lot of times these investors are really American hedge funds domiciled in offshore tax havens.
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  106. Yes, that has been the rule of thumb but I think we could be a lot more than 5% so more like 20%.
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  107. All I can say is that I never given out WhatsApp numbers or anything like that and I also don’t get in touch directly with viewers.
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  108. Hi @Jims Abobbin, I think there are another dozen or so states that are doing or planning to do the same.
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  109. Yes, I agree with you.
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  110. For sure!
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  111. He's still fooling a lot of people but he can't fool everyone though.
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  112. I would say the inflation rate is the 25% increase in M2 and utilities and government charge increases are the consequence of inflation. Inflation is a monetary phenomenon or the increase in the supply of money and credit out of thin air resulting in higher fiat currency prices for goods and services.
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  113. @davidcoard1978 , Can the government restrict you giving family members birthday and Christmas presents like gold and silver coins? They'd need a lot of spies to keep track of everyone.
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  114. Hi @Steve Webster, I guess you like a free lunch. I am not a charity and I pay bills like everyone else.
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  115. That is a good one.
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  116. I am not surprised. Academia has been totally hijacked by the Keynesian/Bankers.
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  117. The title of this video does not make sense. It should read: "deep, painful contraction" in EMPLOYMENT isn't over.
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  118. Thanks. it's really tough staying positive these days but there is no option.
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  119. No, oil prices rise just like any other commodity. It is a consequence of inflation not the cause of it. it does seem like it is higher oil prices that cause other prices to rise but inflation is a currency phenomenon and not caused by higher prices.
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  120. Russia is now the biggest oil producer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_oil_production
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  121. hi @Judith Kernaghan, I will not be taking it and I know what it is all about.
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  122. Hi @Masson H, I just feel that I'd rather depend on my immune system as I have a 99.7% chance of overcoming this disease. These medical procedures are not proven and are not really the traditional v medicine you mention I am against. I have also looked into Vs for many years because a member of my family had a bad reaction to Vs years ago and I found out that the problem is that these Vs contain poison like thimerosal (mercury) and others as a way to preserve the Vs for longer and increase the profitability of the V producers who, by the way, are exempt from the rule of law and have been since 1986.
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  123. It doesn't mean we should not keep trying though.
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  124. If voting mattered it would be illegal.
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  125. Nein.
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  126. Please ignore all AMSP66P$ comments. It has nothing to do with this channel. It seems like spam or even a scam. Another cryptocurrency ponzi.
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  127. @rumpelstiltskin9768 , i will ask him on Sunday. he will be on the live stream.
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  128. Hi @J. P., I was planning to do so but overnight Switzerland has imposed quarantine on anyone arriving from the U.K. so I will not be going to Switzerland anymore.
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  129. It's just the way the markets work. In the 1970s gold went from $35 in 1971 to $200 by the end of 1974 and then bottomed just above $100 in August of 1976 and it wasn't until July of 1978 that it traded back above $200 again and by January 1980 it traded up to $887.50. So we saw stagflation throughout the whole 1970s decade but gold did not go up in a straight line but eventually it went up by a factor of 25 from the $35 level in 1971.
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  130. When I read the article and saw the bankers in London asked the military for help shipping gold to New York I thought it showed how important gold is to the whole system and how desperate the bankers must be.
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  131. That cannot be disclosed for Canine Security reasons.
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  132. Yes. They actually go by common law or the law of the land while we are under maritime or commercial law.
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  133. Well said
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  134. I am sure the Russians have been able to pick up all its assets for a bargain at the expense of shareholders in the UK. Thanks to Boris and his government.
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  135. You are welcome.
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  136. Macron likes older people. He married his teacher.
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  137. 20 years ago gold was trading around $250 and $300 so I'd say you patience has paid off so far.
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  138. I understand the history but I think sometimes these tensions can be easily exploited too.
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  139. Hi @kikolatulipe, It was a mistake. I meant to say separate corporations from government.
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  140. It is December 1st but it is Thursday. My mistake. I HAVE EDITED IT AND SHOULD BE CORRECT SOON.
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  141. Yes, unfortunately the world is run by Keynesians.
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  142. I’d add also that all the wars fought in the last 108 years have added a massive burden in terms of the national debt as well.
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  143. I am sorry to hear about your old dog but glad to hear you have a new one too.
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  144. It is sad to see this kind of thing happen.
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  145. Well said! A warning to people commenting here: I do not give out WhatsApp numbers or telegram addresses. Unfortunately, the impersonating bots are out in force today and I have deleted most of the same messages.
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  146. They are in percentage terms but not in the nominal amount that they do as the UK economy is a lot smaller than the US and Eurozone economy. I would say it is harder though for the BOE to push it too far as sterling not one of the major reserve currencies anymore.
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  147. Glad you enjoyed
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  148. Gold and silver are commodities and humans have valued it more than paper promises for thousands of years. That could change but for now I think it is still the case. I do not need to be told by government that gold or silver are valuable.
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  149. I got the date right but the day wrong! Sorry. It is Friday!
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  150. I saw that. Why would someone like JP Morgan need to manage France's gold? It's because JP Morgan uses France's gold to manipulate the price. I think this agreement happened in 2018 so despite that the gold price is still moving higher.
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  151. Over testing is making it look like we have a problem. The reason for it is that, in my opinion, the policy of the government is to completely wreck the economy and small business in order that the big banks, private equity groups and corporations can come in later and buy almost everything for pennies on the pound.
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  152. I am not against keeping the environment clean but I am against the Climate Religion and the CO2 scam and net zero.
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  153. I know. YouTube is on board with and promotes only content that a pro-Globalist as far as Climate Change is concerned. So they will shadowban this video. Maybe try to share it as much as possible in order to beat the censorship. Thanks.
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  154. Hi @Peter Ashford, This reminds me of the movie The Big Short when the housing and subprime market starts to collapse and the banker on Wall Street actually keep the CDS on sub prime depressed and the fund managers who bought the CDS can't understand why Goldman and others won't price the CDS correctly. It feels like they are doing the same to gold and silver because they are desperately trying to cover their shorts and go long. If you have not watched The Big Short I recommend it.
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  155. Great suggestion!
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  156. Check the community tab. We have friends and family over today and for Christmas so I will be doing my next livestream in the New Year.
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  157. @ryanbaileyboxing, You were probably in kindergarten or maybe even nappies when I first looked into and traded bitcoin.
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  158. It’s obvious to you but it might not be for many other people.
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  159. @Marcus1954s, I wrote on it the price on that day. It was $400.65. I meant to say $400 and not $2400. My mistake.
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  160. Hi @DamBreeeze13, I am not trying to disparage gold. All I am trying to do is give out the right information. I have been a gold bug since 2002. I just feel we need to look at the facts and do our research. If you listen to the whole of my video you will see that I said I do not care what these bankers think about gold as I know it is real money.
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  161. Tyranny can't happen when governments cannot inflate though. Tyrants always hate honest and sound money.
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  162. The fake news is what the U.K. and U.S. mainstream media do best. What this guy talking about?
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  163. Hi @kellerrobert80, I agree 100%. They are trying to shake people out so they can cover their shorts and go long. Exactly what they did back during the 2008 Crisis. The Wall Street banks keep sub-prime bonds artificially high in order to unload the "crappy securities" onto their clients and and then go long the CDS like Dr Michael J. Burry.
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  164. Hi @Grant Harding, I have compiled a playlist on precious Metals Manipulation. There are 10 videos in it and you should find a few that talk about the Wikipedia file: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SXV7K6Lk3h_QXrwPpq1DcEN
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  165. Yes, the fist two quarters saw negative GDP.
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  166. Hi @Hong Son Ngo, I agree.
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  167. Noted!
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  168. Hi @aucourant, You are right. One should ignore it but we also ignore it but many don't realise the pound will go to zero eventually and this kind of short term market intervention put many people off from doing what you do.
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  169. You are right as I have lived there too and have family there. Most Swiss don't realise what is going on.
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  170. It means the the dollar or any other fiat currency will be worth so little that for $1 you won't be able to get much gold and silver for it. In 1971 one could still get 1/35 of a troy ounce of gold, now you get 1/1950 and soon you will get an even smaller fraction like 1/5000 or even 1/10000 of a troy ounce of gold. With silver it will be the same.
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  171. There you it is even more! I thought it was 180 but it is even more.
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  172. Those in charge of monetary and fiscal stimulus
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  173. Schwab is the mouthpiece for the Globalists and their Great Reset is dead in the water. Biden’s Build Back Better package will fail and that will be one of the nails in the coffin of Schwab’s Great Reset.
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  174. Bitcoin will not work. The Fed can buy as much gold as it wants but it will have to bid the price higher.
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  175. Yes, but that will only happen when government gets smaller and the money is sound.
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  176. He thinks they are an unnecessary burden on humans' freedom so not good for him as a dog either.
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  177. It shows the is no Rule of law in Australia as the executive can basically ignore the Judicial branch.
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  178. hi @Naija Hakeem, In the 1970s interest rose from around 4% in the early 1970s and topped at 20% in 1980/81 and gold went from $35 to $887.50.
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  179. Yes. They pushed the Japanese into a corner.
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  180. I'd say your stock broker is part of the financial system and is exposed and that is why mining stocks and other securities are in the end of the day speculative. You need to decide yourself how much you want to risk. Even though mining stocks could do great it might be difficult keeping your claim to it after the dust settles. I have mining stocks too.
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  181. Well said Marjorie Taylor Greene.
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  182. Yes, this is what they (bankers/gov't) dream it will be like but nothing is certain I'd say.
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  183. In the run up to the Weimar Hyperinflation there were strikes too. It is a combination of several things but the underlying problem is the debasement of the currency as workers would not be striking if there wages were paid in sound money and the government did not steal via money/fiat currency printing.
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  184. Hi @spiritofgoldfish, The WEF preaches fascism and not small government and freedom of the individual. What we have today is far from what I espouse as we have a crony capitalist system. You have not watched me for long or many of my videos or you would know I am opposed to Central Banking, Socialism, Fascism, and fiat currency. A free market is a natural extension of an environment where there is minimal government and respect for the individual. I think I was one of the first people to expose the WEF back in 2020. I even wrote about it in my blog. Here is the article: https://www.maneco64.net/post/the-origins-of-the-world-economic-forum-go-back-to-the-third-reich Here is one of my videos from 2020 exposing the WEF: https://youtu.be/ouS_71x3WIs Here is the 2nd: https://youtu.be/f5HRnPZkSV4
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  185. Except gold of course.
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  186. +Vention1MGTOW The CME Exchange will be setting the bitcoin price in the future just like gold and silver. It doesn’t necessarily mean the price won’t go higher but the bankers will be doing a lot pump and dumping in order to accumulate real bitcoin.
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  187. I agree with you but the price is still very high compared to the fake bankster price.
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  188. If they have mortgages yes.
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  189. I never heard that one. Thanks.
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  190. Yes, and the debt is the other side of the currency.
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  191. I am patiently waiting for the scheme to unravel.
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  192. Yes, he wasn't very happy. I had to give him an extra treat.
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  193. Lincoln circumvented the Constitution too because of another war and the greenbacks also became almost worthless.
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  194. It will be like in the 3rd World where you have an official bak rate for the dollar and the "black market" rate which is a lot more favourable.
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  195. The election officially ends on December 14, 2020 when the Electoral College votes for the next President and not when the mainstream media says so.
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  196. I don't know what happened but I have just posted the continuation or Part 2. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/X12uHy5Os5U
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  197. Hi @Steve Webster, This is my business/job and has been for the last six years. I started this channel with zero subscribers and have tried to keep people informed about what is going on almost every day without fail for six years. My background is in finance and I try to help people understand what is going on. If I didn't generate an income I would not have a stack or be stacking for that matter. That is how the world works. You do not know how much time I spend preparing my videos and the fact that I keep an eye on what is going on basically 24/7.
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  198. Yes, but he is risking a great deal doing it.
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  199. would say nothing that is unsustainable lasts forever and also that the truth always comes out in the end.
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  200. Hi @mark c, I have contacted this company and they have told me that they will only deliver physical silver if you have at least 1000 ounces and even then the people there told me they do not encourage people to take delivery of either silver or gold. This is a Rothschild-backed company so personally, I would not entrust them with my silver or gold. Physical silver and gold are always better. I have a promo code with Gold Investments. The details are in the description of this video. They are arguably one of the oldest family-run bullion dealers in the City of London and I have dealt with them since 2002. They will also store your metals and will let you take them with you whenever you choose to.
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  201. Thanks. I will have to design some new t-shirt and mugs. https://maneco64.creator-spring.com/listing/au-ag-wage-only
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  202. Hi @gareth johnson, I have been warning about the system and why we'd come to this since 2015 on YouTube and before that, I realized it back in 2002. I don't use a whiteboard though. George Gammon appeared on the scene in late 2019.
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  203. Hi, I was actually reading about it and it reminded me of one of the causes for the start of World War II which was the Polish Corridor/Danzig which is very close to Kaliningrad/Konigsberg. Back then the conflict was between Germany and Poland but today it has changed to between Russia and NATO as Lithuania is just a NATO puppet I'd say.
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  204. Yes, I am aware of that. MaybeMark Carney could be the next Canadian PM. I would not be surprised.
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  205. Yes, it's not the first time I've gotten the day of the week wrong but at least I got the date right. Apologies.
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  206. I agree. One of the big problems is big government crowding out the private sector.
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  207. @nickyrivernene5921 , Inheritance tax should be abolished period.
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  208. Debit Suisse is one of the corrupt bullion banks so I guess they are biased to the downside trying to protect their massive paper short positions sold to their clients.
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  209. +ComicCommando I do not agree with Clif 100% or anyone else for that matter but I try to keep an open mind to all opinions and siphon through those that I value. I think the ALTA technology is very interesting but I certainly do not depend on it 100% for my decisions.
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  210.  @fullofhope2222  Yes.I would also say that in Germany in the Post-WWI period leading up to the hyperinflation there were a lot of strikes and protests too. Strikes are also a symptom of the fact that the currency's value is vanishing quickly.
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  211. If you own your house and have no debts you should be fine under any kind of change. The cost of living will keep going up for everyone though.
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  212.  @morris2450  Things are never certain but I think the technical momentum and fundamentals are too strong for the bullion banks to stop gold and silver.
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  213. I agree 100%
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  214. The Bank of Japan is doing so and they are not hiding. I think soon the Fed and others will have to do so.
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  215. @DeePee-g1u , Hard money?
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  216. Same to you!
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  217. Hi @I N S E R T C O I N, As I said I will be spending Christmas with family and friends too and that is a private affair.
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  218. @jeffreymorris11 , A warm up?
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  219. Lol! good thing she is you ex!
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  220. Yes, and I have been buying as much as possible in the last month too.
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  221. It was MarkTwain.
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  222. @rumpelstiltskin9768 Thanks for the kind words. Arigato.
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  223. Hi @Paul Wiffin, I was told he has not gotten outside the system completely but there are many ways of being outside it. I will have him on againg.
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  224. Mine too!
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  225. Hi @Jake Jones, That's an interesting perspective. I think you hit the nail on the head.
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  226. Yes. Always do the opposite of what politicians and governments try to tell you. How do you say "keep stacking" in Turkish! ;)
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  227. The #silversqueeze is going so well that the bullion banks had to lie about their silver holdings on the LBMA by 106 MILLION TROY OUNCES for over one month!
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  228. I appreciate your kind words. Thanks.
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  229. @argusc3310 , Yes it is becoming more and more unaffordable.
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  230. Hi Audra, These periods of price manipulation have happened many times in the past and they discourage many people from getting onboard and protecting their savings. It is part of the Powers-that-Be financial warfare arsenal of weapons used against the public.
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  231. I have not listened to x22 report for a while now but just wanted to hear what he was saying. He makes some very big assumptions and that is not the way I like to look at things. I think facts and actions are more important than assumptions.
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  232. Hi Bjørn, Thanks for coming on my channel.
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  233. Oops. I got the date wrong. You are right.
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  234. Yes I did.
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  235. So I guess you trust the Fed and JP Morgan then?
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  236. You should be worried.
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  237. If you withdraw $1000 it means the bank will lose out about $9000 as that would be the amount that they could leverage off your $1000. Don't forget that legally "your" $1000 in the bank is an unsecured loan to the bank too. So the $1000 you think is yours is legally actually not yours.
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  238. Glint went into administration because of an attempted hostile takeover at the time but was able to fend off the takeover and remain independent. Clients' funds and gold were frozen by the administrator but once it went out of administration clients' funds and gold were intact. Here is an interview I did with the Glint CEO in which he explained exactly what happened: https://youtu.be/_d7HP0jEnlM
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  239. If you had £50k in gold in 2002 and ££450k in paper the £50k today would be worth roughly £350k today. It’s up to each individual to decide how much inflation tax they would like to pay.
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  240. Outrageous.
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  241. If you look at my videos from two or three years ago I have been talking about it. I think Peter Schiff started talking about it because I mentioned the subject when I interviewed him on mAy 15, 2020. I don't mind if he wants to talk about it though as I do not have a monopoly on the subject but maybe he could have mentioned me and the fact that I brought it up but I think he speaks to so many people and therefore doesn't remember everything. https://youtu.be/UkBUv_-OqiE
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  242. Just to let everyone know that I have been deleting maneco64 impersonators all morning. So if you think it isa suspicious comment click on the 'maneco64" thumbnail and if the channel pops up and it has no subscribers or videos on it is not me. I'd appreciate it if you also report them to YouTube. Thanks.
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  243. The FDIC lent $50 billion for 5 years to JPM and the CFO of JPM did not want to disclose the rate charged.
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  244. @poppiethestable1090 , It is a matter of speculation in my opinion whether the people in government know whether it is by design or not. I'd say the people behind the scenes know exactly what is going on but some of the more public figures are clueless and arrogant.
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  245. The currency debasement we are seeing is the stealth reset. Why is it all BS? We are trying to warn people that holding on to fiat currencies is a bad idea. If you think that is BS then so be it.
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  246. Turn off or better yet get rid of your TV.
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  247. Hi @Kentish Stacker, I agree as it seems like he is making a mockery of things especially when he publicises about buying Doge Coin.
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  248. In the last 50 years it has gone from $35 to over $2000 recently. The problem for them is that if they suppress the price for too long eventually they will lose a lot of physical from their official holding which is about 17% of all gold in the world. That is why it is so important for people to try and avoid Wall Street gold (paper) instruments like futures and ETFs. The bankers hate it when clients ask for physical delivery. The only way to defeat the bankers is for the general public to stack gold and silver. Even if it is only half an ounce of gold or 20 ounces of silver it will make a huge difference if millions start doing it.
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  249. @Mk-oy9ns , It happened in March of 2020 and it also happened in September of 2022 in the UK. Government bonds are not as solid as they seem. By overnight I mean that there will be minimal prior warning.
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  250. Yes. It is strange they are asking the public to sell their gold as they usually have no problem sourcing physical in the international market. I know their foreign reserves have been hit but I have a feeling they are being told by the bankers in London to go after the public's gold. The FT article touches upon the fact that their new finance minister just visited London.
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  251. @CosmicSeeker69 , Not he US but the individual states that make up the U.S.
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  252. That's the plan!
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  253. Anything can happen on Comex but even if silver futures (paper) went to zero you still would be paying over $20 or maybe even $30 for real silver coins.
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  254. Thanks @V. Searcher, I hope the same to you and all the viewers/subscribers.
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  255. Yes. I guess reset is a euphemism.
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  256. Hi @rjdebruyn, I apologise so here goes: Happy Canada Day, July 1.
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  257. My feeling is that the government will step in and guarantee all deposits but all that will mean is that the currency will drop even more towards zero.
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  258. I'll check it out!
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  259. Unfortunately the masses are heavily distracted and have little interest in the subject and that is why I keep making my videos. I know I do not reach millions but it is better to reach one than none.
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  260. On my father's side my great grandfather was Italian and on my mother's side her father was Portuguese. I learned a few languages (French,English and German) early and my NY or NE accent comes from having a lot of colleagues from the Northeast when I went to university in the U.S..
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  261. I am!
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  262. Good luck to "most people".
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  263. Yes, and I will be changing things around a bit more but this format for this video will stay as my default format as I think it has been effective.
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  264. Hi @Grow Mechanic, That is a good way of putting it. Even our freedoms have vanished.
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  265. Not a stable store of value I would say.
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  266. Lol! Joint holdings.
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  267. My point is that Americans and the world for that matter are not in good hands no matter who is in the White House.
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  268. What you should be asking yourself is will the dollar and other fiat currencies keep dropping?
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  269. Many thanks
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  270. I do upload on rumble.
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  271. I do my videos from home and I have used a green screen before but the feedback I get from most of my loyal followers is that they like it as it is. I think your mind is still conditioned to the mainstream media propaganda and settings that one sees on CNN, CNBC, Bloomberg etc... So even though you think I have "great content" you have unsubscribed. That't your prerogative though. Good luck watching "green screened" show with not so "great content".
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  272. I like speaking with Elijah. He is a good guy.
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  273.  @martinmurray9429  Something similar I'd say. I think the mood is very similar to what it was back then. Things just keep getting worse and people had little hope as catastrophe became a common word.
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  274. I did cover the lira a couple of weeks ago when Erdogan concocted his new plan. I do keep an eye on it and will cover it more regularly.
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  275. Good answer.
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  276. Hi @AaronLevi, I would add that Bitcoin and cryptos were not supposed to be an "asset class" but a whole new system and paradigm.
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  277. First holiday since October 2019.
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  278. Since I did the video a couple of hours ago Spanish and Italian yields have started spiking higher (bond prices down). It could be an interesting Summer. Get your pop corn, tapas and anti pasta out and a few beers!
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  279. The beauty of being on paid furlough?
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  280. Glad to hear it
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  281. A few billionaires tried that in the late 1970's/1980's (The Hunt Brothers) but the Club (Wall Street/Fed/Government) stopped them by changing the rules of the silver futures on Comex when silver reached $50. The government actually told Comex to not allow new long positions in the silver market and as a result silver collapsed and the Hunt Brothers (Texas oil fortune) were ruined overnight.
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  282. That is the last place you want to store your gold in, a bank.
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  283. Brazil is only one of the countries that is owed the gold at $35/oz
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  284. Hi @Switzerland, I rarely do these and I have just seen that I can classify this as a "paid promotion" on YouTube which I have just done. I can tell you that out of at least 30 videos per month only one or 2 at the most will be like these.
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  285. It shows desperation.
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  286. Billy is more precious than gold!
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  287. Yeah right! A judge appointed by the Clintons maybe?
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  288. Because markets don't always trade as you think they should but eventually technicals and fundamentals prevail.
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  289. Interesting. I wonder if you asked him what he thought about gold and silver.
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  290. Happy new year!
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  291. Had you ever heard of Evergrande six months ago?
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  292. @angelmessenger8240 , It's not me doing it.
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  293. Hi @Cupid Stunt, He did inherit Billy's stack and is looking to grow it too.
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  294. Much appreciated
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  295. The FT-100 index has gone sideways since 2000.
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  296. @annagreco7470  Oil and other commodities are finite while the currency issued by the BoE and borrowed by the government can be created out of thin air so when governments borrow and spend a lot our currency gets diluted while producers of real valuable commodities respond by either cutting back production or asking for more currency in return. Just imagine if you could print the Anna Greco currency out of thin air and start buying real things with it and nobody else could do the same?
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  297. The thing is that the whole economics profession and narrative has been changed in the last few decades and the last two years have been a wake-up call even for people like Larry Fink. I guess you would have to have a chat with him about it in order to find if he really has been aware of this for a long time.
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  298. Billy noticed that and told me he wants to issue a Billy Coin but I told him it is not the right thing to do.
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  299. You are right on. It has been so since 1913 and probably even before that as JP Morgan helped bailout the U.S. Treasury back in the 1890s.
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  300. Hi @Seth101, Many are doing so here too. Unfortunately our political system is more centralised than yours. I would still need to be double-jabbed though if I wanted to travel fro the UK to Florida (Red State) though!?!?
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  301. Hi @Rickyw01, Nothing unsustainable lasts forever though.
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  302. Glad it helped!
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  303. I don't quite understand what you problem is Joe Borton. I am not shilling for anyone I just like to review some of the books that I've read in the past and I think my viewers would like. I don't get any compensation from any book publisher or Amazon or anyone else.
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  304. That is why I don't vote. I do not want to legitimise their actions.
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  305. I won't be holding any.
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  306. We will have to see. Prior to fiat currencies governments minted and regulated coins. By regulating it means they set the standards and weights of the coins so it didn't mean they manipulated. Basically government provided, at a small cost/seigniorage, honest weights and measures. The same could be provided through a gold and/or silver backed crypto currency.
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  307. Yes, even though Keynes expected the spending during recessions to be paid back in times of growth. That of course would happen in a world where politicians would be honest and honourable which is almost impossible.
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  308. I think it is humans that need saving as the planet will be here for much longer than we will as George Carlin once said.
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  309. She was asleep!
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  310. @Alain Roy, The only thing that can stop inflation is the tightening of monetary and fiscal policy. Velocity has got nothing to do with it. Inflation will flow into different sectors of the economy at different times ( The Cantillon Effect) so in the last dozen years it has flowed into finanial or paper assets but is now starting to show up in consumer prices and I would argue it had already been showing up but the government has done a good job of hiding it.
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  311. I suspected the same as you. ESF.
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  312. I think Americans are already feeling the impact of dedollarization and is the inflation of the currency and the raising cost of living.
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  313. Thank you kindly
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  314. I respect your opinion and you could be right but I think we are pretty deep down the pit already.
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  315.  @Scubajunky  It's funny because on Tuesday I thought it was Friday for some reason so it has been a weird week. I guess it is because I'm not stuck in the Monday to Friday regiment of office work anymore so it is easily done.
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  316. Here is a link to that video: https://brandnewtube.com/watch/reiner-fuellmich-interviews-dr-peter-mccullough-bio-terrorism-by-vaccination_jwYSWc34rWruRrK.html
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  317. The guy behind Spaldy is the 3rd richest Colombian and he is based in London. His name is jaime Gilinski Bacal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaime_Gilinski_Bacal His daughter, Dorita Gilinski, is a non-executive director. https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/market/LSE20220922100229_4518442/appointment-of-non-executive-director
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  318. Useless and dangerous.
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  319. They might be forced to but I agree that they will not do it for as long as they can keep the inflation bubble going. The public loves inflation too as it means "free" goodies from government. It does not mean to say you personally can't have your own gold and silver standard or be your own banker.
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  320. Yeah, right!
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  321. The supply of USD currency is increased when banks create credit and when the Federal Reserve and Uncle Sam stimulate the system with easy money and fiscal spending that helps create more USD or currency. That basically is inflation and it has been happening en-masse since Nixon detached the currency from fixed gold convertibility. So the reason the currency or USD has lost so much value or purchasing power in the last 50 years is that there is basically almost no limit to how much government and the bankers can create. In the real world, it is a great deal harder to create goods and services than it is to create unbacked currency or USD. The only way to strengthen the USD would be for the Federal Reserve to stop manipulating interest rates lower by issuing even more debt to buy old debt. Nixon had the choice to allow interest rates to rise back in 1971 and stop the flow of gold out of the country but he chose not to and as a result declared a default by not honoring the Bretton Woods Agreement promise to pay 1 troy ounce of gold for every $35 of USD currency.
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  322. The only person who can save your day is yourself.
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  323. It looks like YouTube is shadow banning this video. It is the worst performing one in terms of views so far of my last 10 videos. Please share it.
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  324. My take is that they will keep inflating until people lose confidence in the currency. Even if they decide to pull the plug or have a deflationary collapse gold and silver survive while fiat collapses.
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  325. Hi @999 Fine, The good news is that you can still exchange rubbish for gold and silver.
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  326. @pessi6185 , I just saw that. On the 29th of July I saw it just above $35 trillion and now its up by over $120 billion. The debt to GDP is up from 122.55% to 122.94%
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  327. JP Morgan's biggest derivatives exposure is probably interest rates I'd say. Stocks are important for the economy as it keeps the wealth effect supported.
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  328. +Mathew Billy stayed with me in the study but he was fast asleep. He's not interested in politics or markets! ;)
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  329. It's not just in the U.S. but everywhere around the world. Individuals need to become more self reliant and not wait and hope for a "leader" to solve all their problems.
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  330. That's the plan!
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  331. Jim Sinclair has only had the subscription service for the last couple of years and he still publishes his blog free of charge and he does not sell gold. Jim Sinclair is independently wealthy and he does not need to do what he does and is well into his 70s. I think he is genuine and does not need to push or sell anything.
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  332. Yes. He said it is a very small part and not as much as gold. The problem is that we cannot go back to the 1970s to see how bitcoin did then so it isn't that clear-cut whether it will provide a real return.
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  333. Not from the LBMA but directly from other countries like Dubai, India, South Africa, etc... They have also set up an exchange in Shanghai and other countries are doing the same.
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  334.  @colinfoster2191  ... and the previous chancellor, Sajid Javid, is now working for JP Morgan even though he is still an MP!
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  335. That is interesting.
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  336. Hi @M Th, I just put my "fiat money" where my mouth is this morning and exchanged fiat pounds for a one ounce gold Britannia. About 15 years ago i could have gotten about 5 with the amount I had to spend today.
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  337. My pleasure!
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  338. Nowadays things change very quickly but anyway this interview was conducted yesterday or October 19, 2022.
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  339. I don't believe I need corrupt politicians to look after my affairs so why should I legitimise them? Has all the voting and elections helped?
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  340. Absolutely.
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  341. Have you looked into EOS? I’d say Google and YouTube ( the platform we’re on) is more of a Deep State scam than EOS. You’re having a go at people looking at what is basically a software program and at the same time you support the Deep State by using YouTube!
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  342. It's not significant. It just means that the Vatican's assets will be under the Vatican Bank's supervision and not that they are taking their money out of financial institutions.
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  343.  @loveistheantedote1811  If the system implodes gold and silver will be even more essential as farmers will only accept things of value in exchange for their goods. I might not be growing food myself but I have access and am close by to people who do.
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  344.  @mth469  Sometime in early to mid-February.
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  345. We had a walk this morning already and Billy cocked his legs on the Polling Station Sign!
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  346. I use keynote and iMovie on a MacBook Pro. Trial and error and practice.
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  347. He has already. He slept well last night.
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  348. I would not trust Pompeo as far as I could throw him!
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  349. Thanks.
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  350. What about the Bank of England Ponzi Scheme? That would be the next step but unfortunately I do not hold too much hope of the Old Lady being retired and put on the scrapheap.
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  351. I don’t have a crystal ball but I know that historically fiat currencies always go to zero and especially when the debt load becomes parabolic. I don’t know exactly when but I don’t think we are far away from it.
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  352. Hi, I am not offended. In my view people should be free to think what they want. I believe the climate has been changing since the earth was created so I don't deny anything but I certainly don't buy into the current Climate Religion that has been funded by the people like Edmond Rothschild and David Rockefeller as i don't trust people like that to want what is best for me and the rest of humanity.
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  353. Very nice!
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  354. This is not advice but I'd have about 75% or more in PM and the rest in gold/silver and energy stocks.
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  355. @theyarelying2u , They can do anything they want and use a big crisis as a reason. Remember when they locked us in our homes for 240 days and didn't allow families to get together? All because of a virus that people had about an almost 99.9% chance of surviving. Even if they do allow you to take out your "money" this "money" will not be safe from confiscation of its purchasing power via inflation.
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  356. @hauntedhillbilly3569 , the only comments I delete are the spam ones. Crypto and commercial pushers and porn.
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  357. LAST 24 MINUTES OF THIS VDIEO WITH AUDIO: https://youtu.be/9M0UIWxvVY8
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  358. Since lock downs started last year inflation has gone through the roof. As I said earlier M2 money supply has gone up by 25% and M3 money supply has gone up by over 330%! As I have been saying for years inflation is the increase in the supply of money and credit out of thin air and its consequences are rising prices.Sorry for the delay answering your question, I have just come back from a long walk in the park.
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  359. So far in 2022 that has not been the case as the stock market has come down over 10% (nasdaq) and gold and silver are up YTD.
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  360. No country on the planet is immune as the dollar is the reserve currency.
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  361.  @briechilli4496  What are you concerned about? Do you think the Central Bankers and governments are going to reign in their monetary and fiscal stimulus?
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  362. In my channel I cover money, precious metals and economics. Even though we cannot eat precious metals in times of currency collapse they will be accepted in exchange for food unlike paper money. Why didn't you ask me the question in the first place instead of accusing me of pushing bullion for profit?
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  363. I said no to that already don’t worry. I was also asked today if I wanted a flu jab and I said no thanks!
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  364. It could.
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  365. Thank you very much!
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  366. One thing I would say is that markets are still bigger than central banks and if they try to overwhelm the markets the currencies will go down the pan.
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  367. +Jean OConnor There will always be "black money" no matter what. Criminals always find a way. My concern is more for the protection of the individual's privacy. People should be able to do whatever they want with their money as long as they do not act criminally and they should not be forced to have bank accounts if they choose not to.
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  368. You'd have to check with a lawyer but I do not think a trust fund would be immune to a bail in. Many companies in Cyprus and not just individuals lost a lot of their deposits.
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  369. I'd say that the examples above left it too late to raise them substantially. What I meant is that the bank of England would have to raise rates probably to 15%/20% before the end of the year to squash inflation but the problem is that we'd be a very severe economic depression with riots, famine and most probably a revolution.
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  370. I didn't think about that. It looks like Billy and I have fallen into the same "trimming cycle"
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  371. My "boss" would not be impressed if I smoked a cigar indoors!
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  372. My pleasure!
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  373. It’s called scheduling a video to come out at a certain time. 👍
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  374. I guess Russians will be able to switch from dollars to gold as savings. Another nail in the coffin of the dollar.
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  375. Let's wait and see.
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  376. That's a good strategy and the way I feel too. I will be happy if I do not need to spend my gold by the time I'm bowled out from the game of life.
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  377. The Norwegian delegation to the Bretton Woods Conference of 1944 wanted to abolish the BIS but the UK delegate, John Maynard Keynes, vetoed it.
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  378. I appreciate that
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  379. Hi @Dani Knox, I am a political atheist. I only observe.
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  380. This is the fine print. It's called a callable bond. With rates so low the borrower has the option to refinance at a much lower rate than 5% so it will buy back your bonds a par and then borrow or reissue bonds at a much lower rate. You can thank the Federal Reserve and their QE or Asset Purchase program for that. 20-year muni yields are now less than 1.5% so the borrower will save about 3.5% and savers will lose out. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/callablebond.asp
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  381. You would not be able to access them during a probable bank holiday. What would happen to the item in the boxes is anyone's guess but I'd be concerned if I did have one.
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  382. Through that line of reasoning I should not interview anyone in California as well as that land was occupied via a war as well. Mexican American War.
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  383. @robertkreamer7522 , You are thinking of the LME which is a completely different thing.
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  384. Hi, Mike has decided to take a break so that is why we have not been doing it. I don't know when he wants to resume them. I have the time.
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  385. @stevehensonuk , Yes it has been almost a month since the surgery. Another month and I should be back to par.
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  386. Yes, that too.
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  387. +BaronSilver Baron I agree with you. It seems that since I started doing these summaries about a year ago there has been a big increase in interest in what Clif has to say. I still do my summaries as it is still one of the most popular subjects in my channel.
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  388. Hi @Spock 2024, He is perfectly fine. He is a bit of a daredevil though.
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  389. Well done @Death by Debt! The bankers and politicians hate people like you! 😂
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  390. +squeegeedee What I mean is it isn’t something I can measure, weigh or touch.
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  391. I don't know where you are but if it is the US don't worry because all I said about the UK is applicable to your economy as well.
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  392. I think Jim Rogers thinks that if we see a financial meltdown like we saw in 2008 (gold dropped from $1031 in March 2008 to $682 later that year) that gold would react like it did in 2008. I personally don't think that would happen because in 2008 gold had gone up 400% since 2000 so a correction like that might have been warranted but now in 2018 (10 years after the 2008 low) gold is up 100% from the low and only about 35% from the highs. I could be wrong but if gold were to go to $1000 you can bet most other assets would have dropped even more.
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  393. Yes, that is right.
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  394. Hi @gomers44, I have heard and read her stuff over the years but i don't think she goes far enough as she talks a lot about reforming the Fed and I think that is not enough as the Fed needs to be abolished. I think she is controlled opposition.
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  395. I detect a bit of sarcasm @Anthony Manion.
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  396.  @fullofhope2222  I am not sure they (WEF/Globalists)will succeed in the long term. Hold on.
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  397. @gregspeth7910 , I don't have a crystal ball but the way things are evolving there is not much longer to go.
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  398. Hi @paulwhite856, I am not sure what "trap" you are talking about. Unfortunately, unlike Adrian Orr who said they (governor of Reserve Bank of New Zealand) have a great business model in which they "print the money and people believe it" my earnings have to be earned and not forced by violence and fraud. What is the problem with marketing my channel after years (since late 2015) of providing valuable content virtually every day?
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  399. That policy worked really well for the Fed! There is no way out of QE to infinity except a Crack-Up Boom and then hyperinflation or a collapse in the deflationary manner through debt and credit destruction. Bailey is just trying to pretend he and his mates at Old Threadneedle Street are in control.
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  400. It depends if the US government still has credibility and whether the CBDC is also credible. If the CBDC is just a change of currency technology it will fail as it will be just as bad as the current fiat dollar.
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  401. Here in the U.K. we don't have property taxes. We have Council Taxes and what are called Council Tax Bands and they are based on the value of properties according to the April 1, 1991 valuation. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/understand-how-council-tax-bands-are-assessed How much you pay in council tax will depend on what band your house is but also on what kind council government you have. Some councils will charge more than others even for the same band and so on. The government will benefit via the wealth effect as more people spend and pay VAT etc... Government will benefit from higher inheritance tax receipts and stamp duty. There is no CGT in the UK for one's primary residence.
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  402. Hi @tragkas, That is also inflationary and I am not having a go at the nurses. the problem is that the government has pilfered and wasted hundreds of billions of pounds and the nurses are suffering because they are not being paid a living wage.
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  403. Probably because it is still currency but he probably converted the currency into real money.
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  404. Yes and also to keep people ignorant about the inflation of the money supply. Higher silver and gold prices do not reflect well on the Central Banks and monetary authorities. Higher precious metals prices are a vote of no confidence in the Central Banks and government.
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  405. One of the biggest in the UK, Atkinsons, is saying that 'due to extremely high demand, orders will be dispatched within 5 to 6 working days after purchase". Atkinsons have also been sending old clients emails trying to get them to sell their gold coins for a 2% premium. Gold Investments, on the other hand, seem to be coping as they have a lot of contacts in the wholesale market all around the world.
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  406. Hi @Grow Mechanic, I would not talk with him if I didn't even though we do not see eye to eye on several point. Overall, though, we both agree on the importance of sound money and freedom.
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  407. Trump was bailed out by the Rothschilds (Wilbur Ross). These politicians are just puppets of the powers that be who own the Central Banks.
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  408. Yes and he likes silver too.
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  409. Mike could not make it so it will be back next week.
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  410. Well said
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  411. No.
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  412. Hi @Mr. 13 ZN, Thanks for the information. All the best.
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  413. Let's hope some of the top Goldman bankers get the same treatment.
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  414. Thank you so much!
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  415. I wish I had a crystal ball but what i can say is that over time fiat currency always goes to zero and gold and silver always maintain their purchasing power.
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  416. I'm afraid Kuroda is a lost cause and would not listen to me.
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  417. •Bankers
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  418.  God Isn't real. Amen  You can use my Paypal details in the description. Thanks.
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  419. Hi Bobby8270, Only £85k is insured so if you have anything over £85k the amount of £85k can be bailed in but not the first £85k.
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  420. Hi @sheephill kennel, I will and I am actually looking into it. In the 1970s the same thing happen and I will talk about it soon.
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  421. @philipjones9458 , I have not but I have seen the news. It is a small bank though so I'm not sure it will lead to contagion but you never know. The FDIC had to spend about $667 million to keep depositors whole.
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  422. If you want that go and watch the corporate media. i.e. CNBC, Fox Business etc...
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  423. We definitely do and it is worse then in the 1970s. The government price statistics are not real.
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  424. Hi @Alfred Lear, The West already stole hundreds of billions of Russian reserves so we are at war (economic) already.
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  425. All I will is say is: "It's not worth a continental".
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  426. @bwalsh6992 , I post virtually 365 videos and livestreams a year for free and I do one of these once a month and sometimes none. I don't see the problem with capitalising on all the work I've put in for 9 years creating free content for you almost everyday. If you have problem with that you should move to Cuba.
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  427. I never said that would happen but the dollar can only be ultimately measured versus gold so with diminishing demand for dollars around the world going forward you can expect the dollar to buy a lot less gold going forward. Today the dollar buys 98% less gold than it did back on August 15, 1971. The last 2% are coming and they will be painful for holders of fiat dollars.
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  428. it depends what currency you are looking at. the Japanese yen has just made an all-time low versus gold. The fiat meltdown is just beginning and no currency will be immune.
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  429. What the Fed does affects people everywhere around the world.
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  430. Happy unbirthday today and happy birthday tomorrow.
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  431. He was calling for deflation in 2020 and 2021 and was completely wrong. He mistakes CPI for a measure of inflation too and he is a CIA asset as well.
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  432. Hi @Alex Marshall, Good point. Inflate or die as Richard Russell once said.
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  433. @philipjones9458 , Repatriation means it physically leaves the Bank of England's vaults.
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  434. You are calling me right-wing and conservative but what I am is for freedom and the day when politicians don't really matter because we as individuals look after ourselves and not someone we don't even know. The current government that is doing all the wrong things is the Conservative government and I most definitely don't like anything they have done much like I did not like anything New Labour did.
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  435. You must be living in the "blah blah blah" world or maybe you are a politician?
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  436. Hi Russell, Billy is going back Friday to the vet but I think he’s fully recovered now. Everything is fine despite the mayhem being created by our “leaders”.
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  437. Sounds great!
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  438. Hi @A-RonHubbard, Thanks. I had to restart the recording today as I thought of the couch being empty too. I took a deep breath and and that helped.
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  439. @joanndiaz3425 , You are welcome.
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  440. @mw3516405 , I didn't realise people still watched CNN.
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  441. So you didn't buy gold then. You bought the counterfeit version.
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  442. +Vention I am originally from Brazil. I've lived here since 1992. I went to university in the States.
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  443. Yes, the Treasury debt is being monetised by the Fed for all intents and purpose and if as di Martino says the Fed and Treasury are now one how much value can a debt instrument have if it is lent to you by yourself?
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  444. Hi Brett, I am on Twitter. I have 5k followers there.
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  445. Yes, and the government's tax receipts are falling so they need to keep people on the hamster wheel. It's part of this whole process in which the debt is eating up the economy.
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  446. Yes, they never want the people to be well off enough to be independent.
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  447. The Fed and all other Central Banks are Giant Parasitical Squids!
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  448. Sterling rises because the price gilts move higher. Foreign investors see an opportunity so they'll sell dollars for sterling to buy gilts and and make a quick profit.
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  449. There is a ground war in the Ukraine right now and they can keep that going for quite a while.
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  450. Yes, I thought of using that one but tried to keep it civil.
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  451. All the greengos moving there from Commiefornia!
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  452. @cosifantutte1071 , Good point. Deficits and the debt will start to matter.
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  453. Hi @Technologist, You are right about gold being money and not an investment but when the currency (Fed reserve Note) is being inflated to infinity that money's value relative to the fiat currency will also go to infinity. In a world where we have a sound money system gold would be a lot more like what you think it is. Personally, if I had a lot of fiat currency reserves right now I'd be very concerned. We could see the paper price go back to $1550 but I would bet that if it does it will be virtually impossible to procure physical gold at that pricer. My view is, what difference does it make if I buy it at $1500, $1600 or $1850 if the fiat currency is on its way out?
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  454. Because their country is still under military occupation and has been since 1945.
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  455. Actually I think it was a good day as they managed to go up as the dollar went up. Back in 2008 gold dropped during the crisis and so did silver.
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  456. That seems to be a myth that will soon be proven wrong.
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  457. Hi @bill durning, Unfortunately, not everyone is on the ball as you are and I am trying to reach a big crowd that might not be familiar with silver or the way politics could affect the markets. Enjoy your waffle and don't forget the maple syrup.
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  458. Then you should be accumulating fiat currency. I will stick with real and sound money.
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  459. I couldn’t agree more. Be your own bank.
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  460. That is a given by now as the price of gold is still controlled by the Comex and the LBMA. That is why it's important for people to get involved in physical gold and silver instead of getting involved through futures and ETFs.
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  461. +Urban Survivor Yes. I think it sells for a good premium. I bought over ten years ago from a dealer in London who used to get it once in a while. It's got nice rounded corners which makes it convenient to swallow it in case you need to leave the country in a hurry! ;)
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  462. @raymondpaul2515 , You need to write both hashtag comments. #ROADTO100K AND #RUDYTHESILVERRANGER
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  463. I bought real silver yesterday. 1 ounce Britannias and 1 ounce Krugerrands and should be getting them tomorrow. No ETFs for me.
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  464. @philipjones9458 , My wife and I went out for lunch afterwards so I kind of took the day off.
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  465. FDR stole it not foreigners.
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  466. It’s up 24% versus the fiat dollar this year and has been up by 10% on average every year since 2001. I’ll take disappointing every year.
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  467. Hi @Allen O, That is a good point as prior to 1999 the big commercial banks were not allowed to deal in the derivatives market as it is part of investment banking. Brooksley Born of the CFTC warned Congress of repealing Glass-Steagall but larry Summers and Alan Greenspan ganged up against her as they were bought and paid for by the Wall Street banks.
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  468. Hi @Butch Edwards, It will depend on the country even though I don't think gold needs to be confiscated these days as monetary and fiscal policy have no restraints like they did back in 1933 America.
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  469. @Rodney Leon, You are right. Both go hand in hand.
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  470. Actually the when the Dutch settlers arrived in the 17th century to farm the land a lot of the territory that is now the Republic of South Africa was uninhabited and it has only been in the last 100 hundred years that a lot migration from the rest of Africa has happened in SA. So in many instances the Dutch and French hugenots arrived there much earlier than a lot of the African population. I highly recommend this video about the subject by Robert Sepehr: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eigwd9vqqvs
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  471. I am!
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  472. Hi @Arnold layne, If we stop the war (peace deal), stop government deficit spending, bailouts, etc.. straight away maybe. I think we have gone past the point of return to sanity.
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  473. Yes, and that is why I am still here trying to help a few people understand what is going on.
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  474. @papi3d, Not everyone has been listening to what I have been saying for the last few years and the fact that the pound continues to drop is a sign that things will only get worse and could actually deteriorate.
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  475. His real name was August Schoenberg and he changed it to Belmont in order to pretend he was French.
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  476. I appreciate that
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  477. Beware as there is an infestation of these "AZ55TX" crypto bot spammers today. I've tried to delete as many as possible but they are out en masse. IGNORE THEM.
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  478. Glad to hear that
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  479. Yes it's the New York, London, Frankfurt and Paris banks under the auspices of the Central Banks and the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland.
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  480. I think Germans still understand it too as it not only happened in 1923 but also in the aftermath of WWII.
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  481. Thanks 👍
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  482. I’m not afraid of anything. I’m just exposing the system and it’s made up of people from various religions, backgrounds and nationalities. I’ll stick to exposing the institutions and how the system works.
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  483. Hi @Lukas, I am aware and have reported several of these pesky impersonators to YouTube already. Thanks.
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  484. I'll debate him any day of the week and expose him as the fascist and authoritarian.
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  485. ...and the interest/coupon neither.
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  486. This WhatSapp number and bot is a scammer and imposter. I never give out numbers and don't have a telegram channel either.
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  487. What will you exchange it for? failing fiat currencies?
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  488. You mean the US Corporation? Probably very unlikely that it will and if they ever announce they will be doing it the price will rocket up even before they start buying.
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  489. Apparently the average plane (Boeing 737-700) has a maximum take off weight of 80 tonnes. So let's say the military planes had a maximum take off weight of 40 tonnes that would equate to 26'000 metric tonnes which doesn't sound outlandish.
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  490. Hi @Happy Cakes, Not really because of the portfolio but more because I am trying to not let everything that is going on around me put me down. So one can choose to get on with things without fear and do what one thinks is right despite everything that is thrown at us at the powers that ought not to be.
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  491. I have some crypto too but they’re for speculation while gold and silver are for wealth preservation or savings.
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  492. I hope so!
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  493. I believe her 100%! NOT.
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  494. My coins and bars still look great.
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  495. The problem I have with bitcoin is that I can't see it nor touch it like a tangible good or commodity. I would say the counterparty risk for bitcoin is the world wide web infrastructure and the creators of bitcoin (whoever they are) who could change the rules and parameters for it.
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  496. @jamesoshae4534 , No but you can still save in it.
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  497. I guess you did not listen to my videos, including this one, over the years of why CPI is not inflation or maybe you mean Michael Saylor is the one who doesn't understand inflation? The name is Maneco and not Monaco.
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  498. I talked about silver in the market update in this video as I do in every video. My coins and bars still feel great and look very shiny! The real price is still way above the banksters' paper price though which is a shame.
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  499. Good call!
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  500. One thing I forgot to mention is that it could be related to Basel3 but I think it is generally a growing wave of countries moving away from the U.S. fiat dollar.
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  501. Good point
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  502. Hi @Alain Roy, I just listened to that video. I will be editing it and publishing it probably later on today or tomorrow as I think it is relevant to what is happening today. Thanks
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  503. I appreciate that!
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  504. Yes. All from Russia. The LBMA is just as bad as the LME.
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  505. Hi @mark baird, I don't buy into this either but they will use this as an excuse. BTW, I have not watched TV for 6 years but I see the headlines online.
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  506. Yes, if you listen to my video it is exactly what I say. It has been happening since around 2000 in my humble opinion.
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  507. I am.
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  508. The upper middle class too.
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  509. Agreed but it doesn't matter if it is.
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  510.  @kwalelalipimile3894  Thanks for the information.
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  511. We do not have small government right now. We have a huge amount of government spending, deficits and public debt. All these conditions are not propitious to small government.
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  512. My point mainly is that it is a distraction.
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  513. Hi @Winston Smith, I was watching it myself live and it would go to 1702 bid and all of a sudden would be offered at 1698. It means there were people smashing the bids and offering gold around that level. I leave you to guess who these people were.
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  514. Yes, I think silver makes even more sense than gold at present.
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  515. Who knows? I am focused on the mandrake mechanism and the theft of our savings.
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  516. We, the West, are not at war with Russia. Russia is intervening I would say and I guess if you believe the MSM then there is a war. What I see is a lot of talk from Western leaders about imposing sanctions on Russia with get-out clauses. Ukraine has been at war with the separatist regions since 2014 so that has now escalated. That is why it's the "fog of war".
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  517. Wow, thank you!
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  518. Yes, and share it on all kinds of platforms too if possible.
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  519. He's the compliance officer for the channel so he needs to be present for the videos.
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  520. No, that's a fluorescent bow he got from the groomer the last time he had his haircut. It's his contribution to the Yellow Vest movement.
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  521. Hjalmar Schacht was a Central Banker (Hitler's Banker) and with Montagu Norman of the Bank of England helped found the BIS or Bank for International Settlements in 1930. Central Banking and fascism go hand in hand.
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  522. It is because inflation benefits those at the top and they don't really care much for the public.
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  523. Hi @Nasdaq S E, Gold does not rise, it's the Federal Reserve Note that is dropping in value versus gold. Gold has been a stable store of value for millennia.
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  524. Hi @InnerDinosaur, it will take a while to adjust to it.
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  525. @Robert1337, Maybe when the American dollar was as good as gold (until August 15, 1971) it might have been the case but now it is as good as Janet Yellen's signature.
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  526. @SkinnyCow. , What if there is panic prior to a possible emergency meeting?
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  527. I don't think Central Bankers care about the working class.
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  528. The livestream starts at 23:00 Israel time so I am thankful for Rafi agreeing to be on with me. So by the end of the livestream it was midnight his time.
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  529. Glad it was helpful!
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  530. Let the free market do it without a monopoly be it private (central banking) or nationalised which would also be a monopoly.
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  531. I believe the long term picture for the dollar is still lower versus real money or gold. What we are seeing right now, IMO, is just a correction. Even in the 1970s gold and silver did not go up in a straight line. Gold almost halved from the top around $200 in late 1974 and only breached that level in 1977 or so. Eventually it hit almost $900 in 1980 after starting the 1970s at $35. So the bull market in gold and silver or bear market in the dollar is not a sprint but a marathon.
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  532. Hi @Pistol Pete, I think that is up to the individual. I do not advise people here but give my opinion. I would be favouring silver as it is undervalued versus gold but I'd also want some gold.
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  533. Yes, that is right and that is what I pointed out in this video.
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  534. Billy guards the library and he also has got access to all the catalog cards.
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  535. I think the Vatican is closely associated with the globalists.
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  536. It is a psychological operation to keep people from getting out of the fiat dollar into gold or real money.
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  537. I think we have seen quite a bit of pain already these last 11 years all around the world and it's about to get even more painful quite soon I would say.
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  538. Very true!
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  539. I'm always trying to stack whenever possible.
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  540. Thanks. You are right.
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  541. Powell, Lagarde and Bailey.
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  542. Yes, we have family over for dinner.
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  543. He would not want the post I would say as he wants it abolished. He would never be picked nor approved by congress.
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  544. Hi @bendtrucker, Thanks. Times are insane but only financially I would say as the world around us is still a great place to be in.
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  545. I guess for them it is new because it used to be 60/40. Blackrock's business is selling financial assets so they will always stick to stocks and bonds but the change shows they think inflation will continue to be a problem as they will be holding less bonds. i'd say they would have to be very selective of which kind of stocks they hold.
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  546. Hi @The Physical Silver Fox, Deflation can only happen in the money supply or credit so I think what you mean is will we see house prices dropping. It depends on the location but if there were to be a deflationary collapse of the monetary system the fiat value of house would drop and the real estate market would probably see very few transactions as there would be very people with real money to buy them.
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  547. Actually, I don't believe you can have both deflation or inflation at the same time. The money/credit supply is either inflating or deflating. I think what Mike Maloney means is that you could have both falling and rising prices in periods of deflation or inflation. As for your last comment, I would say the "REAL" reason for what is happening is irrelevant as it will happen so being aware THAT IT IS happening is the most important thing to know.
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  548. I appreciate that!
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  549. The mini pound.
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  550. Hi @Marcus welbourn, Sometime people just don't want to know the truth even if you give them the facts. I guess it is because it goes against all the information that they have been programmed with.
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  551. Billy is the compliance officer so he is kind of in charge.
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  552. Everything has been fake for decades but I guess 2020 is the culmination of fakery.
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  553. That would still be a default but you might be right.
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  554. So you want to see the banker and politicians continue to extract wealth from the pubic?
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  555. Noted
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  556. Hi @Bobby8270, He will be back on soon and regularly.
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  557. I have one too but sometimes you need to know what the side is saying. I deduct as an expense for my tax return. There are no alternatives to the FT in the MS Press. I'd say maneco64 is the alternative.
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  558. Good morning! I'd say Sunak is nothing to me to be honest. Just another charlatan.
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  559. Hi @hzj79, Good to hear that Canada is coming to its senses.
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  560. @PhilipMatthewsPAEACP Yes, the aristocracy and the royal family still own much of the land. The plebs only own 5% of the land.
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  561. Hi @Grant harding, They would have been even better off if they held gold and silver.
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  562. It started even before Tory rule. Don't forget that it was under New Labour and Gordon Brown as Chancellor that the housing bubble was blown.
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  563. Good choice!
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  564. First by informing the public about what it really is and then electing people to Congress who will demand change. As I said in this video the Fed was created by an Act of Congress so it could be abolished by one too. Or even better the President could do it with a stroke of a pen with an Executive Order.
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  565. Morning!
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  566. Right on
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  567. @bobpearson896 , Thanks but I think it is fun to do this too.
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  568. Thanks, will do!
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  569. Hi @Josef Mario Moric, Thanks for the information.
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  570. It was not a PM dump but a paper dump and I will be making a video later on today as to why I think it happened so stay tuned!
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  571. @lukaszstudenny , Thank you. I appreciate it.
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  572. @mustang man, Unlike the “evil empire” I don’t have a printing press and unfortunately I’m not in the position to be a charity. If you don’t like what I have to say or think I’m somehow tainted by the “evil empire” I’m not forcing you to watch my videos so you can go back to watching CNBC, Fox Business or Bloomberg tv.
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  573. Yes but the value of the dollar would plummet in terms of purchasing power.
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  574. Hi @R A, I've just designed it and it's on Teespring. thanks for the idea: https://maneco64.creator-spring.com/listing/au-ag-wage-only
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  575. Not really. I've learned a lot from him.
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  576. I agree with you but hopefully some will benefit. It just goes to show how fraudulent the paper market is.
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  577. You can always find like-minded people who would exchange gold and silver privately too. The IRS will be after everything .
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  578. I would counted in weeks or months rather than years.
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  579. They forgot the Dis!
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  580. Yes, it is out of thin air and backed by slavery or taxation/inflation
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  581. They could try by selling loads of U.S. treasuries and buying physical gold aggressively or also printing yuans and driving the price higher. That kind of action, nevertheless, could trigger a war as the U.S. government would probably have something to say about that. It's possible though.
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  582. Hi @Simon Bevan, I said I did not get paid for doing the interview. I am just informing people about an opportunity. Even if it was an infomercial what is the problem? I have not taken one penny from any government since this stupid pandemic was thrown on us. Can you tell me you have not taken a penny from your government like me?
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  583. Hi @Jarrod H. Smith, The company can change the dividend of course but what I mean by locking in is if you were to buy it right now (ceteris paribus) you are locking in a 2.97% yield. The yield will fluctuate as the price of the stock moves up and down but as of yesterday's close of the stock price it was 2.97%
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  584. Hi @rob b, that is a good way to put it and it is also open source as everyone can join the group. It has over 3 million followers.
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  585. No, because SLV is paper "silver" so not real physical metal. The only etf that has physical backing is PSLV but I would say it is still best to buy the real thing. Coins and silver bars. Don't be lazy and buy paper from the bankers.
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  586. I appreciate that
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  587. I will be probably interviewing the CEO of Glint soon and you can be assured that that will be one of my questions to him as I have thought about that too. I will come back with an answer soon.
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  588. Usually in a free market with no legal tender laws the market demands a commodity as money and usually as currency too. Gold and silver were money way before fiat currency were forced upon the people by legal tender laws. I say let the market decide and let's do away with legal tender laws and Central Banks.
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  589. Yes, I just noticed that.
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  590. I'd say gold leads the way in forecasting rising general commodities like it did in 2020 when it went from $1450 to almost $2100 in a matter of months. Since then oil has caught up and some. In the 1970s all commodities pretty much went up and precious metals were top performers.
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  591. Hi @Paul Francis, Their whole financial system is dependent on easy credit and raising rates too far will not only destroy small corporates but also major corporates and the big banks too.
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  592. We don’t have free market capitalism unfortunately.
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  593. The government statistics always try to make it look like wages are rising faster than the rate of inflation that they calculate. If wages were beating the rate of inflation I would have said that the growth in wealth inequality of the last forty years or so would not have happened. A sound money system protects the purchasing power of wages but unfortunately, the general public has been hoodwinked into thinking that inflation is a good thing.
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  594. Thanks 👍
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  595. Hi @John Jeffries, I am hearing from Gold Investments in London that the firms they deal with in order to hedge their dealings are basically not making markets in unallocated gold which is basically another word for paper gold. So it looks like the paper market could be disappearing for now.
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  596. Hi @Reagan Westlake, I think it will do so against all the major currencies in due time.
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  597. Why not?
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  598. I get your point and I have been expecting the same for many years but in the meantime it is what it is and it won't stop me from holding bitcoin, silver and gold either.
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  599. The same way they influence the price of gold and silver. The bankers have something you and I don't have and that is access to hundreds of billions of fiat dollars at no cost and you can bet they will control the price of bitcoin in the near future.
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  600. Fiat currencies all collapse versus real money (gold and silver) and real or tangible goods.
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  601. I know his background but my job here is to look at how he uses the monetary system.
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  602. Hi @Anna Kryzilinski, I do not charge subscriptions or anything else for the information, research and analysis I provide and unfortunately I cannot afford to be a full-time charity.
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  603. Yes, in Bordeaux. Sadiq's place next?
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  604. Hi @Cupid Stunt, The official reserves shows the PRC has 1948.3 MT of gold. The 20k number you talk about is possible but only speculation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_reserve
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  605. I have not got an NHS app and don't plan to get one. They cannot force you to have you smartphone handy all the time. Just leave your smartphone at home and if you are asked for the app just say you don't have a smartphone.
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  606. Hi @Frank W, You are one of the lucky ones.
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  607. I just got a bit annoyed this morning as I have spent an hour deleting these messages but I will mention this once in a while as I do not want to make it a part of all my video.
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  608. I have some crypto currencies as well but gold and silver are more established I would say and have a few thousand years track record.
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  609. It would function if you were looking to buy a mansion, farm, a business etc... It is too valuable in a currency collapse to be used for everyday transactions.
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  610. That would happen if the US dollar hyper inflated. There would be no safe havens. All fiat currencies on the planet are a derivative of the dollar. Countries and people who have been buying gold and silver will cope better but it will not be plain sailing for anyone.
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  611. @kamilstrygner3994 , Yes but I think the silver squeeze will be more pronounced.
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  612. Maybe the US and NATO will try and bring "democracy" to Iran.
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  613. The point here is that we expect the price of gold to go much higher from where it is a t the moment as the fiat currencies continue to implode. So it acts like an insurance policy.
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  614. Agreed. In real life yes but according to government stats no.
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  615. The Vatican Bank is now supervising everything. There were other entities with the Holy See but it has all been consolidated into the Vatican Bank mainly because some of the scandals about real estate deals in London and maybe others too. Vatican bank is the Vatican's own Central Bank and it is a shady institution with a very dodgy past.
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  616. Hi @dlavanya1, Thanks for your feedback but I think a government that inflates the currency as much as India does not leave people any option but to try and avoid funding said government. I think all governments around the world are corrupt and not just the one in India though.
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  617. That is right.
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  618. The dollar is a fiat currency so it goes down as it buys less and less and eventually it will be worthless just like the Zimbabwe dollar.
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  619. So it only stays on the balance sheet for a day and the repo program was only started around mid to late September. I agree it is getting very confusing but that's how they want it so that people give up and stop looking at it.
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  620. Good point.
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  621. Yes, it would be easier for them to do so as they could put a limit on how much gold or silver you could buy for example in order to fight the negative rates.
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  622. I see. So under Bush Jr (a Republican), we didn't have any tyranny? All I am saying is that the Red and Blue teams are owned by the same people.
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  623. Hi @Paul Game, I agree with that and my view and speculation is that gold will be used to settle current accounts.
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  624. +phoenix373 Harry Dent is right about demographics but he does not know the difference between fiat money and gold/silver. He argues that the dollar went up in the 1930s because of the depression but he forgets the dollar and gold was the same then and now the dollar is just a promise to pay with another promise to pay.
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  625. I agree.
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  626. Yes it looks like the Globalists/Neocons are definitely desperate to start a conflict in the Middle East and it is not just Americans who should be worried. This could be what some have called WWIII or Armageddon and it could definitely be a pretext to collapse all fiat currencies and bring in a One World Government.
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  627. I appreciate that
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  628. I appreciate that!
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  629. Hi @Graham Hobbs, It will probably get worse after April when the price caps are lifted. Just trying to warn you.
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  630. The trick with that strategy is being able to keep servicing the debt until the reset takes place.
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  631. D.C. stands for District of Criminals.
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  632. Tell me about it
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  633. No but I heard he fillibustered the proceedings.
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  634. Here is another one from 2019 where I exposed Davos, the Globalists and Climate Change! Very few people had connected them in 2019: Davos, the Globalist Agenda and Climate Change.
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  635. Hi @Allan Larmour, I agree with you.
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  636. The yen has been strengthening already an I expect it t continue
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  637. Billy gives his allegiance to silver.
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  638. Actually, they do it daily has the repos expire daily. They did $53 billion on Tuesday, $75 billion on Wednesday and $75 billion yesterday. Technically you do not add it up as the amount injected expires every day and what they have been doing is just renewing it daily.
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  639. Very nice!
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  640. Some of my golf prizes. Swiss 800 silver.
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  641. Hi @Evola's Sunglasses, I saw that. "Money for nothing and chicks for free!"
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  642. Hi @John Doe, Unfortunately, I think this goes beyond party politics. I think the underlying problem is the debasement of the currency and inflation that comes from it. The well-off are able to protect themselves from this but the unsuspecting public gets trapped in the misery that results from it. I saw this first-hand as well in Brazil when I was growing up there.
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  643. I would say the only way gold will go down is for them to raise rates above the rate of inflation which would have to be at least 7% or more. Anything below that will not do. In the 1970s rates started rising in earnest in 1977 and gold and silver had one of its biggest bull markets ever topping in 1980 when the Fed actually let rates go up to 20% while inflation was around 15%.
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  644. That’s right and that’s why Central Banks have been buying the most gold since 1967. Gold is money though so I think you need to look at it in terms of being in the Center of the value universe. So what that means is the the market will dictate how much of a certain good you’ll get for a gram of gold and it will fluctuate of course. There is always enough gold as if there wasn’t it would not be money.
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  645. Hi @David Sommerfield, I would say a new PM is not the solution. The politicians on all sides are all bought and paid for by those who control the money.
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  646. Bloggers need to make a living too.
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  647. Much appreciated!
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  648. The Arabs did join the Hunt Brothers back in the late 1970s and also the Iranians (Shah)
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  649.  @tomasdvorak7307  I am not at war with anyone personally and if governments want to start wars I can do nothing about it and it does not mean I support it.
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  650. A lot higher versus all fiat currencies. With up and downs along the way of course.
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  651. Yes, but they bought it a lot throughout last year. Record amount in the whole of 2023.
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  652. Will CBDCs ever get off the ground?
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  653. Doing that (increase capital reserves) is the same as raising rates. The problem is the fiat currency system is built in a foundation of sand and they cannot afford to "kill inflation".
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  654. Hi @Diego Santos, I think we will all become Venezuelans. and not that I do not think Venezuelans are nice people.
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  655. We should be on tomorrow.
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  656. Boom
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  657. I appreciate that!
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  658. Hi Butch, You are probably right about their political leanings but they broke out the story and I need to be on top of developments. It does not mean to say I agree one iota with the WSJ's or the FT's political views.
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  659. Glad it was helpful!
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  660. @philipjones9458 , Also if Trump wins. It doesn't matter who wins they are both going to spend trillions more.
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  661. I hope you are right.
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  662. Yes, that one too but I prefer to use Crony Capitalism.
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  663.  @CodingAbroad  If they could the price would still be at $35. When you manipulate the price of anything lower you eventually create shortages and it could also lead to the Central Banks being cleaned out of physical gold too and that is the last thing they want as they know that without gold in their vaults their system collapses.
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  664. I agree. Gold for storing wealth and big transactions and silver for change.
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  665. Yes I agree with you Moshe. There are no elections in the West. They select the candidates that are appropriate for their game.
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  666. Sarcasm will get you nowhere. You have to start from somewhere. The wealthy didn’t always have their wealth.
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  667. When is the next one?
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  668. Yes, and it could come down $25'000 in twelve months.
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  669. @ASC63Funky , Yes I know and that is why I said it is speculative.
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  670. There won't be one.
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  671. I would say no as gold is money so not a barter instrument. Gold is the most marketable commodity and that is why it is money. I guess what I am trying to say is that one can barter with gold for anything really and it has been the case for thousands of years except since 1971 when the Globalists decided to force their fiat currencies on the public.
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  672. Hi @Despotic Music, So was the Soviet Union and look what happened to it.
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  673. Hi @Tom Tapp, The UK is tied at the hip with the US but it is not mine. No country is mine anyway.
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  674. I appreciate that!
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  675. 3rd is bronze!
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  676. +88Nick8 The rule of law does not apply to the establishment anymore.
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  677. My pleasure!
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  678. Hi @Amzad Shaik, Gold and silver prices are down from the highs in early August 2020 but are still up over 20% in U.S. dollar terms for 2020. If that is a crash in your book I guess then the Zimbabwe dollar is your favourite currency.
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  679.  @jimjones679  My wife and I like rolled rib of beef, beef wellington, or sometimes gammon. We have had turkey before but prefer beef wellington.
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  680. Easier said than done. I could think a lot of other "leaders" we need getting rid of.
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  681. I agree with a lot of his analysis but don’t agree completely on who drives a lot of the agenda as he seems to think it all happens by accident and incompetence. I think it’s somewhere in between as I think there are forces out there that have been driving policy for generations and at the same time some things do happen by accident and incompetence.
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  682. I appreciate that
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  683. I suspect Trump is a member of The Club and we are not.
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  684. I appreciate that!
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  685. I agree and the is what a higher price of gold and silver will reflect.
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  686. Hi @Andy Howarth, I would call them if I were you and try to take delivery fo one bar at least. I personally would not trust them as far as I could throw them if the system were to go into a systemic crisis. I spoke to BullionVault about six weeks ago and the impression I was given is that they try and discourage clients from taking their 'physical metal" out. I would be very worried about having all my silver with them but that is just my opinion. This is the other reason why I don't trust BullionVault: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/7842235/Lord-Rothschild-fund-joins-World-Gold-Council-to-put-12.5m-into-BullionVault.html
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  687. I think it is a big Globalist family and the Chinese are part of it. It's not only the Chinese that are the Coms. The Cold War was another one of the Globalists' Engineered Crisis and they controlled both sides too.
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  688. I notice that Dr Paul usually wears a suit and a tie so I thought I'd join in even though he did not have his tie on today.
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  689. Well said!
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  690. Yes, but he actually said it isn't really anything and just a book entry in a PC. My point to him is that there is an alternative and that it is gold and silver but he says my view about money is fake.
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  691. Thanks.
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  692. Don't forget silver!
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  693. Maybe I should start promoting FTX or other items that are totally unrelated to my channel?
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  694. Thanks @grantwalker660. I appreciate your comment.
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  695. @grantharding8868 , I agree with you. The other point he forgets is that the money supply is still well above the 2020 level even though its growth has moderated.
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  696. Hi @mistercut, I detect a heavy dose of sarcasm.
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  697. Hi @notkoeking2, I only delete spam, bots and insulting comments. I have not deleted any comments today.
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  698. @davekiernan1 , It is Stephen Mitford Goodson. He wrote "A History of Central Banking and The Enslavement of Mankind."
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  699. Yes, and also the excuse for creating the United Nations as Americans did not buy into the League of Nations.
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  700. I am trying to connect with him. It would be good to have him come on the channel for an interview.
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  701. Hi @Prickly Pete, Up until 2021 these bonds worked well but I think now, even if he gets all his money back, it will be in heavily depreciated pounds.
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  702. It's Rudy the new puppy. Billy passed away on December 12, 2022.
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  703. Much appreciated!
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  704. Yes, you can pay it of with real money and it can be extinguished by default. A write down is a defalut.
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  705. I would most probably want to be heavily overweight in gold.
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  706. Hi @Spock 2024, When I was in high school I wrote a paper about Pearl Harbor and read basically what you are saying in a book I took out of the Escola Americana of Rio de Janeiro library. I was about 16 or 17 at the time and that probably was a moment when I realised things happen very differently than how we are told by the MSM and press.
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  707. I'd say CBDC will only work if they are backed by real money and if not they will fail miserably in my opinion.
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  708. Hi @BaronSilver Baron, whatever you might think this is about we cannot ignore the fact that we are seeing disruptions and could continue to do in the future.
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  709. Yes. Just google New York Fed primary dealers and you’ll find that more than half of them are not American institutions.
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  710. Hi @PNW Stacker, Back in 2018 the 10-year yield hit 3.25% and the Fed realised they needed to reverse policy as the market could not sustain rates above 3%. In a free market system Uncle Sam and nations around the world would never be able to borrow at 1% for 10 years.
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  711. Thank you @M B
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  712. The gold window was at the US Treasury and it was only for foreign Treasuries and not us plebs.
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  713. I think all the ingredients for a hyperinflation are there and when it starts it will be very swift (no more than 18 months) I cannot say exactly when it will begin but once it does it will be too late to prepare.
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  714. I like that new word! LoL
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  715. Stacking is the way to see bankers' "head on spikes" so to speak.
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  716. They will call in their gold loans/leases from the bullion banks and that will force the bullion banks to have to buy back their shorts. The CBs can also agree to buy more gold with their reserve created out of thin air to drive the price higher and thus back their balance sheets with gold.
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  717. Hi @Mydan Shi, It's probably because with the exception of Russia and China the top official gold holders are in the West. The UK of course sold half of its gold about twenty years ago so I think it needs some more that the 300 tonnes it has. Here is a list of gold reserves by country: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_reserve
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  718. Yes, technology was different but human nature was the same and will always be.
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  719. Hi Mm neau, from what I have seen from some comments by Germans in my video about Cologne it looks like it is happening all over Germany. I will be interviewing Marc Friedrich from Friedrich & Weik on Saturday and hopefully publishing it this weekend on the channel. Marc Friedrich and Matthias Weik have written a number one bestseller in Germany for 2019 entitled "The Greatest Crash of All Times" which will also be published in English in the near future, Marc Friedrich was the guy who tweeted that photo from Cologne. Hopefully he will give us a good rundown about what is happening in Germany.
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  720. Yes, and the Bank of England is most definitely using other countries' gold to do the manipulation as the UK only have a 300MT left. I really do not understand why supposedly sovereign countries like Australia still keep their gold with these crooks.
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  721. It's just a virtual reality game with fake monopoly money.
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  722. Hi @aykut ayvaz, Yes and it will probably get worse as the currency is attacked but so are the real inflation numbers in the U.S., U.K., and Europe.
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  723. Useless prize I'd say.
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  724. Thanks for listening
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  725. Hope you enjoy it!
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  726. Hi @valerie heaps, I alway tell people that having PM metals is like putting savings aside so you need to use your own discretion as I do not know your circumstances and lifestyle. This is not advice but I'd say put aside as much as you possibly can.
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  727. Brandon is only a pawn in the game and not the king or queen.
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  728. None of the fiat currencies are safe.
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  729. No, as I don't see an end in sight to more money printing. Gold and silver will always be more scarce and rare than paper/digital currencies.
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  730. Portuguese, English, French, Italian and German.
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  731. I'd say it is the other way around.
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  732. Jay Gould and James Fisk cornered the gold market. It was the original Black Friday. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Friday_(1869)
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  733. Who knows.
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  734. So if you witnessed someone being robbed and the thief dropped some of the cash while getting away you’d just pick the cash up and put it in your pocket and not report the robbery to the police I guess. Yes the price suppression does make buying bullion cheaper but it does not mean it’s right.
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  735. Same to you!
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  736. That is sad that people can't even pay for a pizza outright. I would say though that you can get much cheaper pizza from the frozen section of any supermarket. I stopped eating pizza some years ago though.
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  737. ...and burritos and enchiladas too.
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  738. They should be monitoring their balance sheets and not social media.
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  739. They are probably short covering as we speak. It probably won't help them much but they have the Fed and government to fall back on.
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  740. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  741. Hi Roma, I am in London. I think we are in the middle of the depression and have been since 2008. The cost of living will keep going up. The pound in your pocket will continue to shrink.
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  742. Hi @Henry Moon, Thank you for the advice but if I tried to stay out of understanding things I would never learn anything. My video here is to focus on gold and its status. I am very aware that all the Too-Big-to-Fail banks not only in Europe but also in the UK and North America would not be solvent were it not for the extremist monetary policy conducted by Central Banks since the 2008 Crisis and also all the bailouts by us taxpayers.
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  743. I am!
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  744. Hi @Bobby8270, I think you will be proven right and the world will not be a pretty place when that happens.
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  745. Thanks! 😃
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  746. If the Italian crisis escalates it will not only be Deutsche Bank that goes down but the whole of the European/UK/US banking system.
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  747. I suggest you watch Infowars for that kind of information. I think it's far from being over and I think trump will serve a second term.
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  748. Even bitcoin has a central bank and it is called Deltec/Tether.
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  749.  @Stringbean421  I guess if the price went to $10k in a month?
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  750. I have read The Creature and I think it is a good book but I recommend the Secrets of the Federal Reserve by Eustace Mullins as that pre-dates The Creature.
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  751. Glad you think so!
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  752. Well said!
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  753. Yes, John Exter's famous IOU Nothings. He also said SDRs are Who Owes You Nothing?
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  754. It's all the offshore money held by hedge funds and companies like Google, Amazon ETC... Ireland and Cayman Islands are tax havens.
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  755. Yes, i have read it and spoken about it here a few years ago. Maybe it is time for a book review.
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  756. I appreciate that
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  757. @thephysicalsilverfox3474 , Mike wants to take his channel in a different direction and wants to try different contents. Nothing has happened between him and myself.
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  758. Let's hope they don't go back to sleep.
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  759. Not all the boomers have cashed out of their financial investments and even those who have still keep a lot of bonds and they are advised to do that. Financial advisers and pension fund managers hate cash.
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  760. Hi @Tony deBruyne, I think what is happening there is irrelevant and is all pretty much theatre. President Putin has no intention, if you listen to him and not the MSM/Corporate media), of invading Ukraine. Russia did not invade Ukraine in 2014 as there were thousands of Russian troops in the Crimea already and they were there legally as part of an agreement between Russia and Ukraine after the fall of the Soviet Union. I think the stupidity or purposeful acts of European leaders (lockdowns, forced medical procedures, health passes) have had and will have a much bigger impact on the economies of Europe and the markets.
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  761. Yes, my wife is not happy with him and we might have to deduct some of his inheritance from Billy Bullion to buy new flowers.
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  762. Hi @TrustedSilver1987, I have Britannias and others too but silver is silver and it might be called "junk" but it really isn't junk, it is 0.925 sterling.
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  763. Boats can be a money pit.
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  764. No. Dollar becoming worthless.
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  765. I don't follow football so I did not even know England played Hungary.
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  766. That is true so the debt that the American people have to carry should be written off as it is not constitutional.
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  767. Yes I have heard of that and that is what I meant by the UFO stories and Alien Invasions being distractions.
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  768. That is partly true but if they did that all the time they would not have any clients left.
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  769. Comex is not a physical market so it could very well stay open and the shorts will be able to cover their positions. The LBMA is a hybrid as there is both paper trading (unallocated) and allocated (physical). I think that soon in the world that we now live in paper gold will be a thing of the past.
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  770. I agree with you @Christopher k
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  771. I'd say it's more like theft not that taxation is that either.
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  772. No because they are the fiat currency and the bonds are tied at the hip.
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  773. Really! Please let me know where you learned about this. Any sources other than Q?
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  774. Or Rashid Sanook!!
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  775. Hi @Andrew Coppin, Everyone should be entitled to his/her opinion and that is why there is a bid and ask spread. Time will tell but as I said the Central Banks could get the printing presses going again and keep rates from rising but the flip side of that will be hyperinflation or totally worthless currencies.
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  776. The IMF is the overseas arm of the U.S. Treasury Department as the U.S. is the only country that has a veto in the IMF.
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  777. Welcome aboard!
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  778.  @daviswaldo8554  maybe so but platinum does not have the track record nor is it engrained in people's psyche like silver is. Silver is still the word for money in many languages.
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  779. @GoldAddict , I will stick to the monetary metals.
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  780. It's protecting me because it's insurance versus currency debasement by the bankers and politicians. If I had left £10'000 in the bank in 2007 and took it out now the purchasing power of that £10'000 would be almost 50% less than what it was in 2007. If, on the other hand, I had bought 30 troy ounces of gold for £10'000 those 30 troy ounces are now worth £30'000. That's how gold works. It is a very good store of value and purchasing power.
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  781. The other point is that you pounds or £ will not buy anything while silver will.
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  782. As much as possible I'd say.
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  783. Hi @terry watkins, I was 15 or 16 when I wrote my research paper on Pearl Harbour so it was probably around 1980/1981.
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  784. Thanks so much
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  785. My pleasure
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  786. Morning!
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  787. He is a Shih Tzu which is a mix between a Tibetan Terrier and a Pekingese.
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  788. I agree with you but I thought it would be a good opportunity to tell people about what happened to me ad where I am coming from.
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  789. Have fun!
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  790. That is pretty much where it was (100) in March of 1973 when the DXY was created. Gold on the other hand was at $83 back then.
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  791. I'd say Neoliberalism is what the Globalists espouse while Libertarianism is what sovereign individuals espouse. Neoliberals are more like the people that ran Germany from 1933 to 1945. They are fake libertarians. They espouse a lot of Libertarian ideals but do not follow through. What this does is put people off real Libertarianism and the sovereignty of the individual.
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  792. Yes, but that was arguably through conquest and not honest dealings. The gold rush in California caused higher prices but only in California so locally.
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  793. Thanks.
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  794. The Fed creates out of nothing but people who hold FRNs or dollars will lose out as their holdings will be diluted of value. It's just like when ACME Corp does a rights issue and increases the number of shares in its stock.
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  795. Billy is not negotiable.
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  796. Me too.
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  797. We will but it will not be until the spring at the earliest.
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  798. That is right @rumpel stiltskin, That cover of Newsweek talked about the New Dollar and Nixon's recovery Plan. Pure propaganda and deception.
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  799. I think HATE is not the best of emotions if anything I feel sorry for people who have been brainwashed as you call them.
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  800. @999fine4 , We had an ealy walk this morning.
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  801. I'd say they can control things as long as the game is being played but if people say they don't to play the game anymore like Russia and China just indicated it means their power (JPM) is greatly reduced.
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  802. Sorry about that. Editing malfunction.
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  803. Or it will not be available.
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  804. Hi @wholebitcoiner2574, I am not an apologist for any country and not even Brazil even though I was born there. The reason why I cover the BRICs is not because I am a cheerleader or apologist but because their actions are already having a huge impact here in the UK, the US and the rest of the West. I still think the UK and the US could recover and be great places to live and it would not take much while Brazil has a long way to go before it becomes a developed country.
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  805. There is that too. They are not government guaranteed and they don’t have enough assets to back all deposits. They probably hold loads of government bonds.
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  806. My nephew went to Mallorca last week and he said he photo shopped his Swiss test on the way back even though he did take the test in Mallorca before leaving and it was negative. He did a test at the airport in Palma by showing the fake or photoshopped test and the EasyJet stewardess at the check in waved him right through!
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  807. Thanks for the info
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  808. basis trade is usually done in the futures market versus the cash market. I'd say it is in the bond market that it is the most prevalent.
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  809. I appreciate that
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  810. Is it? You might not be able to use your gun if someone uses his or hers on you first.
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  811. Morning!
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  812. Very nice!
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  813. Here it is: https://store.mises.org/Black-and-Gold-Fleece-Hoodie-P11252.aspx
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  814. Hi @Francois Guerraz, That is ok for you not agree with me so knock yourself out with socialism and I will stick with trying to be independent and self reliant. You go ahead and do your thing.
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  815. He is not allowing the stock market to wag him!
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  816. I'd say it would increase it even more.
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  817. Hi @G S, i did prepare for it but I think it went well.
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  818. I've got my right hand or sword hand ready to protect myself. That is the tradition of driving on the left side. Americans who are into the 2nd Amendment would understand.
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  819. I don't think the Harvard Trained Economist was trained well enough about the nature of money and its history.
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  820.  @Pierre-lv5vu  That is a good point.
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  821. Billy only accepts silver as payment.
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  822. I try
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  823. Hi @Stormy Pure, When I started this channel I did not have partners I worked with and many viewers started asking me where and how they could get gold and silver and I provided them with the Gold Investments promo code. I am not sponsored by any of these companies but do receive a small percentage in commission if any of my viewers deal with them. That is how it works. I am not shilling as I believe gold and silver already have been and will continue to be the ultimate insurance against what is coming. I have stuck with gold and silver through thick and thin and did not switch to crypto as some did.
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  824. +BaronGoldBaron I do look at the pound regularly and also the price of gold in pounds. The reason I look at US stocks is that they set the tone for the rest of the world. Nothing personal.
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  825. I've already talked about it and the fact that it will spill over into the rest of the world as China is the world's second biggest economy. I think it is too early to know exactly how bad it will be though.
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  826. @terryoneilp1421 , Sunak will never let the public know the truth about what inflation really is.
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  827. Thanks for watching!
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  828. The World Gold Council is run by the same people in charge of the Central Banks and Bullion Banks. They provide good information about gold but they push the public into "paper gold".
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  829. Hi @JQ, In the last 12 months I have gained a lot of followers. I'm not too concerned about numbers even though it's nice to get more viewers/ I try to focus on sticking to what I know best and the facts too.
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  830. I think there are a few reasons for the Japanese economy and prices there stagnating. I think the big one is demographics. The Japanese population is shrinking so aggregate demand has a tough time rising. The other factor is that the government has been crowding out the private economy as well as it has borrowed up to now 200% of GDP and the BoJ is printing the money to buy the debt or JGBs and keeping rates at zero. This BoJ policy only helps the governments and the Zombie Japanese banks that have been kept alive since the collapse of 1989. If the BoJ and the government allowed the free market to function without interference interest rates would be higher and the elderly and savers would be getting a good return on their savings and probably spend a lot more than they do now. As usual government and central bank interference always have the opposite effect of the desired policy
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  831. Glad you like them!
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  832. That's a sharp jump.
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  833. Morning!
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  834. Hi @Big Buddha, Don't let looks fool you.
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  835. It’s the price of the Dow Jones Industrial Index divided by the price of a Troy ounce of gold. The resulting ratio tells you how many Troy ounces of gold to buy 1 Dow Jones Industrial Index. Right now it’s roughly 26500 / 1187 or 22.32
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  836. I have a BA degree in International Relations and Econmics but a lot of what I talk about and have read about and learned I have done it on my own many years after I finished university.
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  837. You are most probably corrcet.
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  838. Good morning!
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  839. I agree 100%.
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  840. +Andre Schneider Le Pen has stepped down as president of the Front National political party but is still running.
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  841. Defaltion is the contraction of the money supply and credit. Are you seeing any of that?
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  842. Yes, and then allow the gold price to rise in order to retire all the Treasury debt and then shut down the Fed.
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  843. "Shields are made if metal and not paper"
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  844. It means the fiat currencies are rubbish.
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  845. I am!
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  846. Hi Doom Sheep, I have always emphasised that I prefer physical and that’s why I didn’t hold that much with Glint. Clients’ funds are safe and I just used my card to spend on something. The fact that it has gone into administration and the funds and gold are safe shows that there was protection as they are regulated by the FCA. Let’s wait for more news to see what happened.
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  847. Thanks @The Physical Silver Fox, I saw that. I don't go on reddit too often. I appreciate your post.
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  848. @Pfsif, Maybe the Globalists' first domino will fall in Australia? We can but try to expose them.
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  849. @peterburke8650, I think only an idiot would keep irredeemable paper currency.
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  850. Hi @Med-legend.All the best to you.
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  851. Yes and by doing what you have done you stop financing the people who do not have your best interest as an objective.
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  852. I would say it's because of the correction in the stock market and commodities. Australia is heavily dependent on commodity prices I would say.
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  853. Hi @Angel Soul, I have already spoken about the switch from LIBOR. Here is a link to my LIBOR File Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SWhbWtsyrTb4BKVKIlpQG0T
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  854. I took them off because it was too hot and they were fogging up.
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  855. Hi Andrew, I agree with you 100%. Interesting take on the etymology of the word "destroy". I thought the weight Troy ounce came from Troyes in France which used to be a center of trade in the Middle Ages but Troyes could have been named after Troy.
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  856. Good point @Graham Hobbs and I would add that just talking about it like they are now will encourage people to load up on as much food as they possibly can.
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  857. Hi @R Sinclair, He is entitled to his views on that but it does not mean to say I will not read about his views on the repo market. What I find amazing is that almost everyone nowadays accepts that Central Banks manipulate interest rates and stock markets but when it comes to precious metals somehow they cannot accept that there is manipulation in the most important monetary asset there is!
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  858. Yes, Mario and Luigi or the Mario Brothers!
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  859. @Sh311Sh0ck3d , Because the pound coins are not minted by the Bank of England but in truth the pound coin is only a token coin. The real pound coin is a gold sovereign.
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  860. +Paul Oshea Well the term is Be your own central bank and Jim Sinclair of www.jsmineset.com has been saying it even before bitcoin and crypto currencies existed.
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  861. That is a possibility, unfortunately.
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  862. Good analogy @Reagan Westlake.
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  863. I do not trade the yen but like to see what it is doing. I agree with you about silver.
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  864. Fiat Money Inflation in France by Andrew Dickson White. Here is a link to a free pdf or if you'd like to buy it: https://mises.org/library/fiat-money-inflation-france
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  865. Will do!
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  866. You are right. It is good news for people who are looking to buy.
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  867. What is meant by "disappearing" is their value but never say never or as you put it RUBBISH because that is what Fiat Currencies are RUBBISH.
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  868. You are only helping the banksters by buying SLV as there is no real silver behind it or you cannot really redeem it unless you are big player. The only way to defeat the banksters is to buy real silver.
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  869. Yes and they will continue to do so.
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  870. My pleasure!
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  871. I have also provided a free pdf in the description.
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  872. That's Central Bankers for you. They do not live in the real world.
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  873. Much appreciated
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  874. Yes, but people have also taken it instead of refusing it. It takes two to tango.
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  875. We shall see
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  876. Thanks @Gary Nigel Draper. I enjoyed talking with Chris too.
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  877. Since I have figured out the settings my revenues have increased and what that means is I won't be asking for donations as much so that is a plus for the viewers in my opinion. The other point I would make is that it takes me hours to plan, make, edit and publish my videos and they are free too.
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  878. +Rajeev Dahiwal Look at when I made the video and you will see that it was prior to the new rules/laws on gold ownership.
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  879. I am. 110%
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  880. Yes I know it was created in 1934 when they devalued the dollar from 20.67 to 35 per troy ounce. Only the President and the Secretary of the Treasury (Goldman Sachs) have access and power over the fund. It started out as a $2 billion hedge fund in 1934 which in today's dollar would be the equivalent of $37 billion so with all the power (inside information etc..) the President and the Secretary of the Treasury have this funds could be worth $100's of billions today. Unfortunately it's secret and only the President, the SecTreas and probably Lloyd Blankfein and Jamie Dimon know how much it's worth and they also probably front run the ESF's market orders too.
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  881. It would not just be the euro project but the whole fiat money system and that includes the Federal Reserve Note, the Bank of England Note etc...
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  882. Yes and it is also the last day of the Jubilee as it is Elu 29 or the last day of the Jewish New Year. US futures markets open at 6pm New York time on Sunday and then the Far East markets open one hour later so a lot could be happening in terms of stock markets, precious metals and foreign exchange by late on Sunday U.S. time.
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  883. True but prices are rising much faster than wages.
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  884. Hi lulu0462, I saw the headline. The ideal news would be: "Bank of England being raided..."
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  885. I would say it is backed more by the U.S. military than anything else. The fact that the Saudis only accept dollars for their oil helps but nowadays things are changing and Russia is the biggest oil producer and Iran is up there too.
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  886. I agree but it was Parliament that enabled the creation of the Bank of England in 1694. We need to keep informing the public about it and that is what I have and will keep trying to do.
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  887. Great point!
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  888. I would argue that gold is the ultimate money and has bee for about 3500 years while silver is money it is also better suited for small everyday transactions though.
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  889. I did yesterday so you can watch my video from yesterday. Unfortunately I cannot afford to have all my videos demonetised.
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  890. I’d say from 1717 to 1914 there was.
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  891. Hi @brodyalden, I know about the Cantillon Effect but I need to read his essay though. Thanks.
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  892. Have fun!
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  893. No.
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  894. Yes, it was the former N.M. Rothschild & Sons Ltd employee Oliver Letwin who scuppered it! Rothschilds always profit from mayhem.
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  895. @Mark Bajtay, I personally would not touch ETFs with a barge pole as you would not own the real thing. The other point I would make is that bullion banks like HSBC are behind the GLD ETF. The point of owning gold and silver is to be outside that paper system and ETFs keep you in that system. If you are comfortable with that it's up to you but I am not.
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  896. Thanks for watching!
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  897. Basically the February futures price has to embed the opportunity cost of losing out putting you fiat currency to work for 55 days at a 4.3% annualised rate.
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  898. Good stuff
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  899. In my view money is the most marketable commodity as it facilitates indirect exchange and also acts as a store of value. Gold, silver, copper, stones...etc have been money. A promise to pay nothing is not money and that is what we have today.
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  900. @Johnny, Paper bugs need to wake up before it's too late.
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  901. Well said!
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  902. Yes, one of the founders and supporters was a communist and the other one a fascist.
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  903. I would also add that LondonReal is one of the few platforms that will allow David Icke on. Why don't the BBC or SkyNews interview Icke? What are they so scared of?
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  904. It's attributed to him but even if it was not him it makes a great deal of sense though.
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  905. I think eventually the lie that the paper gold and silver markets are will be exposed and when it comes out you will not be able to get any real gold or silver. Where the paper or fake price will be is anyone's guess.
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  906. Hi @Grant Harding, This story will go a long way to exposing and unravelling the manipulation of silver and gold by the bankers. We just need to keep exposing them and spreading the word. Just because it could take a long time does not mean it is not the right thing to do.
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  907. It's when the cash or spot price of a commodity is higher than the forward price. It means consumers want to get rid of their currency at all costs and bid up commodities. Normally there is contango in commodity futures as the future prices include the cost of storage. Maybe you did not listen to the whole video as I did cover it. So basically it's a run away from the fiat currency into tangibles. Usually it is cyclical but it seems to be getting more permanent these days.
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  908. Great to hear!
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  909. That is what specialisation is all about. Doctors try to cure people everyday, bankers lend money everyday, politicians lie everyday etc... You @sb must have some kind of specific skill you use everyday too I would guess.
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  910. I have a couple of Napoleon gold francs from 1810 and 1812. They are nice too. In one coin he is the King of Italy and on the other he is the Emperor of France.
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  911. I would say not only the U.S. but any other country affected by this. The question is how fast can people adapt and I would also say that workers in the U.S. and EU earn more than Chinese workers so you should expect higher prices.
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  912. Hi @modernsaver-km5ex, I have listened to him many times and my point here is not the speech but the fact that the WEF allowed to come over and speak to them.
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  913. Il n'y a pas de quoi.
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  914. According to investing dot com GDP grew 6.5% Y/Y for Q4 so I'm to sure where the 7.5% comes from. Maybe another measure? As @nick upton says without government expenditure GDP growth would be negative. The budget deficit for 2021 was 11.7% so they borrowed an extra 11.7% to make that GDP number look good!
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  915. The dollar has jumped higher versus the ruble. It might help neutralise the oil price cap and it could be because the Russians have cut oil production too. So the ruble has dropped versus the dollar and not jumped higher.
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  916. The thing is if I shut the study door on him he will start scratching the door to try and come in!
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  917. I had to wait almost two months for a refund. They are very inefficient when they owe you money but very efficient when it is the other way.
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  918. One can never trust anyone or any institution 100% but I trust Jason more than I do the CEO of any bank out there that deals in fiat currency. Even though glint was in administration for about six weeks not one client lost any of their funds or gold.
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  919. Thanks for the update.
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  920. Same to you!
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  921. I am not worried but why not try and protect what one worked hard to save.
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  922. Hi @Allan Larmour, I agree.
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  923. Hi @Ross Martindale, I listened to Robert Kientz too and think he is spot on.
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  924. it's hard to debate someone when they use a different and wrong definition of the words so our debate would be about definition. For me Inflation is the increase in currency and credit out of thin air and the deflation is the opposite. During my lifetime the only time we saw deflation was for a brief moment during the 2008 collapse.
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  925. Thanks.
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  926. I think Lula and Bolsonaro are on the same wavelength as far as BRICS is concerned. As for whether Lula is good for Brazil we will have to wait and see. I do not follow Brazilian politics too closely but have to say Bolsonaro would have been more of a laissez-fare choice. Wealth inequality is a big problem in Brazil so it does not surprise me that Lula is popular with the poorer Northeastern part of the country. In the end of the day, IMO, it is up to each individual to do his/her own thing and not be dependent on government.
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  927. @FrankyZielmann , I agree with you and as I said 40% of M1 is roughly $28k if the gold that is supposed to be in Fort Knox and West Point is still there.
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  928. Thanks and Gob bless you too.
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  929. You are probably right but it shows also what a joke the last year has been. One rule for us and one for them.
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  930. I think so.
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  931. Hi @Paul Nolan, I have provided a free pdf link to it in the description of this video.
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  932. I agree with you. There can’t be true free market capitalism with a monopoly like a Central Bank.
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  933. @Rob B, I'd also say the writer of that piece, Jim Bianco, said the following: This column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of Bloomberg LP and its owners. Jim Bianco is the President and founder of Bianco Research, a provider of data-driven insights into the global economy and financial markets. He may have a stake in the areas he writes about.
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  934. Maybe so but the facts are quite straightforward as Mr Kudlow said. “We are using the Fed’s lending (enslaving) power”. Larry Kudlow started his career at the privately held New York Federal Reserve so he is just doing his old bosses’ bidding.
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  935. I have lived in London since 1992. Why would I want to try to change my accent? I speak the way I do and that is it.
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  936. Did I say it was Friday? Oops
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  937. I don't think the fed can afford to raise rates by much and would say it is too late for the Fed to stop the inflationary environment they have set in motion. I would say cash of fiat credit will become worth less and less and as Ray Dalio said "cash is trash".
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  938. I think it will not last for too long. I expect silver to outperform gold soon .
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  939. Hi @jeff Browne, I think it is because they use it to their advantage in order to accumulate physical gold at bargain-basement prices.
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  940. Hi @psuee5, I just quickly read through his article. He has certainly got things backwards and does not really understand what money is. I think he is just annoyed he has not been stacking for the last few decades or so. I never even heard of Ross Clark and don't expect to hear much about him in future.
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  941. I have btc and other crypto currencies. They are for speculation though. Gold and silver are money so very safe.
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  942. Hi @Frederick Muhlbauer, There is no carnage for those who already have their physical metals. The carnage is in the paper or fake fiat market.
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  943. Also even if we take your version of events that the whites did confiscate farms when they arrived in the 17th century and to say what is being done today in SA is right is to say that what the whites did with the policy of apartheid was right too.Two wrongs do not make a right!
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  944. Yes, but as I said you need to know in your mind that someone else will never be your king. No need to make a scene I would say,
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  945. That's a funny one! What about freeing ourselves from the Central Banking regime first?
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  946. @darylroughley2807 The difference between Keynes and the Austrian School is that the former believes the government should be in charge of the economy and the latter believes in "laissez-faire".
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  947. @banjerism7281 , I beg to differ. The increase in the supply of credit and currency out of thin air is INFLATION. I called for for UK Gilt prices to crash a month before they did in 2022. "UK Sovereign Debt Crisis Could Be Imminent." video from August 19, 2022 (over a month before Gilt crash):https://youtu.be/sUW-BWcbNQo
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  948. A bit like the Clinton Body Count and the bankers throwing themselves off buildings in London and New York some year ago?
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  949. It used to be in the US until 1982. The Fed and the other Central Banks should definitely be held responsible for it but most probably won't.
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  950. You are looking in the wrong place (Comex and bankers' paper prices)
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  951. Thanks for the compliments @Reagan Westlake.
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  952. He is a top guy.
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  953. They are bots. I have deleted and reported.
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  954. Hi @Philip Jones, I think the key about what is happening in Sudan is that the government there made a deal with Russia to allow them to build a naval base in the Red Sea. That is why the West most probably fomented the troubles that we are seeing erupt there. The Red Sea is very strategic as far as the Suez Canal is concerned.
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  955. great move to delete it!
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  956. They are the ones drawing up the Basel III rules.
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  957. A bank can still earn revenues while its balance sheet is in trouble. The big question is whether depositors get worried about the balance sheet and start demanding their "money" back as that would force the banks to sell their assets and realise huge losses that could be bigger than the equity of the bank.
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  958. Billy started out at Lehman's in the compliance department.
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  959. America is a Republic and not a Democracy. Get it right Mark Dolan!
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  960. It's the UK High Court that is a Kangaroo Court not the US Federal Court as one of the judges yesterday ruled that the UN-recognised government of Venezuela could not have access to its gold that is stored at the Bank of England.
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  961. Why do we need a vaccine for a virus that is about 99.5% unsuccessful?
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  962. Welcome back!
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  963. That is 100% right. It preserves the value of your savings with no counterparty risk.
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  964. There is no substitute for real gold. As I said ETF is in the financial system and exposes you to counterparty risk.
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  965. My pleasure
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  966. This has to do with the whole world not just the US.
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  967. Hi @jockmahon, It is the first time I have done this. next time I will specify that you need to be on the livestream to claim it. The Giveaway was for the Road to 100k so not necessarily hitting 100k.
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  968. Yes I spoke about that the other day. The ounce of gold was $20.67 until December 31st, 1933. So technically it has happened in 87 years.
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  969. The M2 or "real inflation" will pick up and commodity prices and prices of basic necessities will go up. Whether asset prices will pick up again in real terms is questionable. Look what happened to stock and bond prices in the 1970s.
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  970.  @mrmc2465  Yes, the Russian Public Debt to GDP is 18.39%.
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  971. Probably not and that is why the West hates Russia.
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  972. @Mr Bullion, As I said there was a currency collapse after 1945 as well when Germans used cigarettes as money so I think there are many who are still alive from that period or even if they were very young they were told the stories about it by their grandparents and parents. Most people think of 1923 and Weimar but forget that the Reichsmark also collapsed after World War Two. The Deutsche mark was created in 1948 after the Reichsmark became worthless.
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  973. Chaos would make gold and silver even more valuable. The tax base for the fiat currency would be wiped out in half.
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  974. I think the problem is that people (investors, sovereign nations, etc..) are waking up to it and realizing that the fiat dollar cannot be trusted as it is not credible and trustworthy. A credible currency needs to be transparent and not opaque. Rising prices of hard assets is how the unraveling of this scheme plays out in my opinion.
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  975. Yes, towards the top.
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  976. I think his heart is in the right place but like you said his knowledge of economics lets him down.
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  977. Hi @Joe Boucher, I will be designing one and listing in the Teespring store later on today.
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  978. No. Money velocity is calculated differently today by the Fed and adds funds that did not use to be added to the velocity calculation. So what I am saying is that velocity is underestimated. I think wealth disparity between the rich and the poor was even worse in Weimar Germany.
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  979. Reality. There are usually more opportunities in times of crisis though as long as you have some ammunition.
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  980. I guess they were pyrrhic victories.
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  981. On the chart it is the reciprocal as the distance from the bottom to 61.8% is the same as the distance from the top to the 38.2% but I understand what you mean when you talk about the golden mean on its own.
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  982. Gordon Brown did it because politicians are controlled by the bankers. Gordon Brown's closest economic adviser and friend at the time was a Goldman parter by the name of Gavyn Davies who went on to become Chairman of the BBC. It does not matter what political party is in charge as the BBC will be getting a new Goldman Sachs chairman in the name of Richard Sharp. You need to understand that the UK government does not serve the public but the bankers and big corporations.
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  983. Right! Trump is another distraction I'd say.
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  984. Vietnam was part of all the spending in the 1960s and it kicked off things and also the Great Society spending.
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  985. Good book. I have spoken about it many times.
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  986. I was just mentioning an article I read on SD. I would sayn the author has made some good points and points to some interesting facts and not superstition.
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  987. I think so too
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  988. I guess it depends where you are in the world. I do not think it will drop much further but when it rebounds it will a rapid rise . I don't think it will matter in a few months time if you had bought at $1210 or $1170 when its trading at $1600 or more.
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  989. Hi @Andrew Macomber, I'd say abolishing legal tender laws would be a much better way to bring gold and silver back as money. One only needs legal tender laws for worthless fiat currencies. I have seen that there are some states like Wyoming where the state senate has voted through but in many instances a vote has not gone through yet in the state houses.
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  990. Derivatives are highly leverage debts on underlying assets like bonds (interest rates), currencies, stocks and commodities. They add even more fuel to the whole fire or even more TNT to the bomb.
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  991. For gold not silver.
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  992. Actually, the Speaker of the House seems to agree with me.
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  993. Yes, the old shinplaster monetary policy.
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  994. It's all probably sitting safely somewhere offshore and tax free!
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  995. Hi @jim Millward, You are right. He cares little for the overall prosperity of the nation as long as HE is alright. "Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely." Lord Acton. This kind of behaviour happens all around the world and is not just a U.K. phenomenon.
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  996. It is fiat currencies that disappear and become worthless. Gold and silver only hold their value versus other real things. It will eventually seem like they will go to the moon but in reality it will be the fiat currencies going to hell in a handbasket.
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  997. Tune in to my regular Sunday livestream tonight at 9 pm London and we can discuss that.
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  998. Hi @Bobby8270, I think you are right about stocking some paper money too. If they shut down the system your electronic cards will be as useful as an ash tray on a motorbike!
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  999. Hi @A a, I have addressed that and it is very simple and the reason for our system being on its last legs. it is by issuing even more debt to pay interest on existing debt. It gets to a point where the real economy cannot cope with the debt load anymore.
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  1000. The reason i got the pillows is that the viewers from different countries asked for them and I do not see a problem with them. As someone once said: "I love my country but hate the government". I see the flags as more symbolic of the people of a particular place and not the State or Government.
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  1001. +Andre I would say that we first need to get through $50 and then we will have to see. Funnily enough I would rather have silver maybe hit $100 instead of $1000 as that would mean a total monetary and economic calamity. I guess anything is possible though.
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  1002. Not really. Except for his vision his health is great considering he is approaching 14. He has a check up twice a year as well.
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  1003. If banks are still holding mortgage contracts that means the fiat currency is still in use so they might not accept money (gold) directly but as gold is always accepted for fiat currency you would not have any problem servicing your debt. During major wars like WWI and WWII, the only money accepted between governments was gold. The only reason banks do not accept gold now is that the politicians have made the fiat paper as the only legal tender.
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  1004. Any time!
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  1005. Par for the course. Keep people blind to what is really happening.
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  1006. Next week we will be back.
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  1007. Our pleasure!
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  1008. Hi @GR, It does seem miniscule but apparently the Perth Mint saved $600k from this. Not honest weights and measures I would say.
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  1009. Yes, and also manipulating the price lower. So they basically killed two birds with one stone.
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  1010. Any time!
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  1011. Glad you liked it!
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  1012. I could spend hours on who the people behind the system are but I think it is more effective to expose the fraudulent nature of the system and open people's eye to it.
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  1013. I am aware of all the sabre rattling that is going on at the moment (Russia, U.S., U.K. China, Syria etc...) and it is worrying and I think the usual suspects (globalists) are trying their utmost to drive the world into a major war and that is why we are seeing all the provocation towards Russia. It's highly possible unfortunately but I hope it does not happen.
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  1014. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1015. @Ageof, You cannot eat paper money either but you will be able to exchange gold and silver for food when this current monetary system collapses.
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  1016. Yes, I guess you could say that.
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  1017. All fiat currencies are collapsing not just the dollar.
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  1018. Gold and silver are the only true monetary commodities. The rest of the commodities are too volatile and are consumed unlike gold.
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  1019. NATO didn't give Gaddafi a chance as they killed him in 2011. I am sure he would be lining up to join though.
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  1020. By that reasoning one could argue we should not keep pets either seeing that there is not just famine but a lot of other kinds of misery going on.
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  1021. Hi @Bev Smith, I personally would keep enough to last at least a couple of months.
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  1022. Good morning!
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  1023. Shih Tzu are prone to having eye problems. Billy has dry eye which means his lachrymal duct does not create enough tears so his eyes go a bit funny. I do put a special ointment in his eye every day though.
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  1024. I do think it is manipulated. I have made many videos about it. I was telling people over ten years ago that it was manipulated.
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  1025. Maybe so but it was not found until 1849 after the U.S. acquired California as a territory after the Treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo.
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  1026. Thanks. Hopefully, I will be speaking to Marc Friedrich soon.
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  1027. Hi @Mark Snead, At the moment you still need some paper of fiat currency but time is running out though.
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  1028. It’s not just Deutsche Bank it’s all the major international banks.
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  1029. Thanks 👍
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  1030. Historically, gold has been money so it is fiat currency that is inflationary. Inflation is theft so to say that gold is theft makes no sense whatsoever. Gold's purchasing power might go down via an unexpected increase in supply but through the ages supply has been very steady and the purchasing power has been stable because of the high stock to flow ratio and that is why it IS MONEY.
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  1031.  @bobbiecrider6964  The LBMA is a loose association of participants in the bullion market so it does not actually participate in the market. I think what you mean is whether the bullion banks that are members of the LBMA are buying? It is possible that they are covering their short paper positions in the forwards market.
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  1032. I would say my subscriber base has been growing steadily instead of exponentially (crypto currencies' prices). I would not mind a surge in subscribers but my focus is to provide interesting information/videos and see what happens.
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  1033. Billy was asleep upstairs. Too early for him.
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  1034. That too. Technically as you said paper is currency and it’s only accepted as money because it’s forced upon us through legal tender laws. Thanks.
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  1035. Maybe ~ $500 to $1000?
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  1036. Me too.
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  1037. I forgot about that one. I will have a look. Thanks for reminding me.
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  1038. I'm not too sure about that but Basel III rules is not the reason why you should have gold and silver. Gold and silver are much needed insurance for the death of fiat currencies.
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  1039. Hi @Tom Lee, I agree and that is why we need to try and speculate what these policy changes might be in order to be on the right side.
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  1040. Hi @robert preston, I am familiar with the term. I think he was a Belgian economist. The fiat dollar system, according to him, would lead to massive current account deficits for the U.S. as other countries would be obliged to try and sell to the U.S. in order to earn dollars in order to function in this system. I would say gold and silver have been used in the past and have worked. I think the problem is trying to design a system instead of just letting the free market take care of it. Unfortunately, there are those in this world that always want to impose systems upon the public.
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  1041. Sorry. I forgot to edit that out. oops
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  1042. Hi @Dream Diction, They are Keynesians so the only thing they know is brrr, brrr or money printing and borrowing.
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  1043. My pleasure!
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  1044. We don't need them. They create the money out of thin air on the back of the national debt which we have to finance via taxes. It is an unnecessary scam that only benefits those who control this mechanism.
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  1045. Hi @Makis Havadjias, I am sorry to hear about your associate's loss but thank you for the anecdotal evidence.
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  1046. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, I went into. USDebtClock dot org and there you can go to World Debt Clock. Taking Japanese government spending at 38.7% of GDP in 2019 and using the latest data it looks like the Private GDP is reduced by $2 trillion from $5.2 trillion to $3.2 trillion. Japanese national debt is running at $14.698 trillion so the Debt to PGDP ratio is 457%!
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  1047. @dingdongdaddy589 , I went to university in Florida.
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  1048. From 1947 until 1971 there was no silver. It was .925 sterling until 1919 and then from 1920 to 1946, it was 0.50 silver coins. A lot of these coins are still held by the public. i have pre-1920 coinage but the government or mint probably melted the coins and used the silver to pay-off WWI and WWII debts.
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  1049. It is a possibility. I spoke about that in my Sunday livestream with Rafi Farber.
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  1050. Hi, I did not say he was invited.
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  1051. I like Greg Hunter. have been listening to him for years.
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  1052. Hopefully it won't be as good as counting sheep!
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  1053. Thanks
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  1054. Yes the banks get bailed out by the taxpayers when their bets don’t work.
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  1055. I am not sure Trudeau apologised. he said it was Russian misinformation.
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  1056. Hi @Graham Hobbs, I said I'd pass. Is he not attending?
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  1057. It has dropped because the BoE indicated they will maybe raise another two times in next three years while the government inflation stats like CPI and RPI are running at 3% and 4%. So with rates at almost zero for another three years the currency is doomed.
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  1058. Iceland's budget deficit to GDP ratio in 2019 was 1%. Their Government Debt to GDP ratio in 2019 was 37%. So compared to the U.S., U.K. and other major countries Iceland's fiscal situation is quite healthy but that is only because they allowed the banks to go under and they also punished the bankers during the collapse of their economy in the aftermath of the 2008 Crisis. Their Debt to GDP ratio was around 92% in 2011 and they ran a 9.5% deficit to GDP ratio in 2010. Maybe we will see what happened in Iceland repeat itself in the U.S., U.K. and the EU soon. It would not be the end of the world except maybe for the bankers.
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  1059. Actually, Have a look at the Glint Pay app to see how you can actually pay with gold and send gold to other people as quickly as you'd send them a text. Check out the description of my video for details.
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  1060. Yes, you are right.
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  1061. I would say there are many. Alasdair McLeod, Jim Sinclair, Lynette Zang and many others I'd say.
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  1062. lol!
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  1063.  @movingamerica5534  Try on Rumble @maneco64
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  1064. The Argentine Central Banks was created in 1935!
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  1065. I would say he is more like Rothbard and not Milton Friedman. Friedman was not a real free market guy as he never called for sound money and the abolition of Central Banks.
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  1066. Morning!
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  1067. Wealth or being rich is about being healthy and productive I'd say but silver and gold could help you on to that path. As I said "getting rich quick" schemes almost always end in tears.
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  1068. Hi @John Bethea, i=I think what you mean is that you cannot trust people.
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  1069. That looks more and more that is what he was brought in to do.
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  1070. Hi @Chris, i think it is a mistake not to buy it because of the VAT. i have been buying since 2003 and when I started the price was £3.20 and with VAT it was £3.84. Now silver is around £20 so it has paid off despite the tax.
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  1071. The period I mentioned was after WWII and not Weimar but I would say, tenants would have a difficult time paying rent but landlords also lose out on the income even though they still own the property. I would say that if landlords can hold on to their properties through the monetary upheaval they should be ok on the other side of it.
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  1072. I'm for it.
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  1073. No. What I mean is that silver will eventually provide a better return versus fiat currencies than gold.
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  1074. @Brent Slager, What is your question?
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  1075. Hi @Winston Smith, Thanks for the heads-up. I met Mr Rockwell back in 2002 at the Mises Institute 20th Anniversary conference. He's one of the good guys in my opinion.
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  1076. I'll see what I can do.
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  1077. Hi @James, read the book from a non-goldbug and you will see that the silver price has been managed or manipulated. Eventually, though the market always wins.
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  1078. Hi @Nettynoo Hawk, Thanks for the update.
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  1079. My pleasure!
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  1080. Hi @Philip Jones, Maybe CNBC is right in the about this crisis being "transitory".
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  1081. What I meant by OK is compared to the fact it used to grow at 7 or 8 percent and is now probable going to be around 4 to 6. Yes, in the West we could only wish that kind of growth.
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  1082. The bear market in bonds in the 1970s coincided with one of the great bull markets in gold and silver.
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  1083. The coupon is always fixed. So if you buy a 10yr treasury note at par or 100 with a 3% coupon you will receive 3% on your $100 annually for 10 years. If the price of your bond drops in the secondary market to 95 a month after you bought it someone else could now buy it for $5 less and they will get a 3% coupon as well but $3 on an investment of $95 will give you a higher yield than 3%. So that's why when fixed coupon bond prices drop the yield goes up. For the lender ( US Treasury ) if they issue more 10 year notes a month later they will have to provide a higher coupon in order to match market yields so their new issue would have a coupon of 3.10% and the issue price will be par or 100.
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  1084. You bet!
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  1085. Yes, and that is why WRLG got to buy the property and the mill for pennies on the dollar. Pure Gold ran out of money and did not do a good job of defining the resources.
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  1086. They have gone into administration and the app and cards are working so clients have been spending their funds or withdrawing it. The US arm of Glint has not gone into administration. I’m surprised and disappointed at what happened but still have no information from the people there as they are prevented from saying more.
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  1087. I saw that but I actually think that is just a distraction from the really big riggers like the BIS and the Central Banks.
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  1088. Hi @KiltedSasquatch, i waked into the study early and looked at the couch too expecting to see him. it is very strange. We had another dog prior to Billy but I never got as attached to him as I was out most of the day at the office so it is kind of strange right now.
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  1089. Hi @Masson H, That is what the MSM was reporting so I don't even believe that either. Here in the UK they put up some provisional "hospitals" called Nightingales and by May 2020 they dismantled them because nobody showed up. I saw a lot of videos last years of members of the public driving by or even going into hospitals and they were empty. These videos, though, have probably been deleted by YouTube and other tech giants.
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  1090. @gerrardbutler1212 , This video was recorded just after 08:00 UK time or 3 AM ET on August 5. The markets were under quite a lot of pressure at the time. Now it's 23:15 UK time and the markets have closed for the day in the US. Stocks rebounded from the pre-market levels, gold and silver were hammered and came back somewhat. I think the PPT or the President's Working Group on Financial Markets were very active today and they probably started intervening a few hours after I recorded this. They managed to calm things down but whether they succeed of the next few days is another story. If they fail then the next step would be for the Fed and/or Treasury to step in and intervene directly with a rate hike or whatever else they can conjure up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Working_Group_on_Financial_Markets
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  1091. It's going down versus the dollar but making an all-time high versus the Japanese yen. The fiat system implosion is just beginning. Hold on to your hats. No currency, the dollar included, will be immune.
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  1092. That's funny! You are saying the U.S. is the adult and every other nation in the world are children I guess? This analogy is comical, to say the least!
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  1093. All the best.
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  1094. Check your volume
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  1095. Correct. Bucket shop is the term. All the financial futures markets are an instrument of manipulation and control by the bankers. I think agricultural commodity futures serve a good purpose but not financial derivatives.
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  1096. Our pleasure!
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  1097. I guess in that case Portugal should get it back?
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  1098. Thanks. Maybe I will try that on Sunday.
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  1099. British Dairy Council! Why not I like milk.
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  1100. All ETFs are derivatives as they are a bet on an underlying asset.
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  1101. Hi @JonMG, that is a good point and a possibility. Why would bankers give up on almost a guaranteed certainty of income (repo) and prefer to hold cash?
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  1102. LoL
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  1103. Yes, I agree with you. The West has shot itself in the foot with this but be as it may we cannot rely on Russian energy for now.
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  1104. Hi @R Sinclair, For me stagflation means a continued rise in the cost of living for the general public and continued economic slowdown. The deflation will br the collapse in the value of paper assets versus real money or gold.
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  1105. Hi @Chris Mullins, Because the money supply is still way above where it was prior to 2020 and they will never be able to bring it back below those levels unless they want hundreds of millions of Americans starving and rioting.
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  1106. Bullion gold coins or non-collectable coins are usually worth the same so it does not matter if it is a 2019 minted gold coin or a 1980 minted sovereign for example. When I sell my 2019 sovereign and my 1980 sovereign I will get the same value in fiat.
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  1107. Hi @Chris Williams, They won't be able to do it for much longer.
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  1108. I am not sponsored by any bullion company.
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  1109. Well said!
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  1110. Actually, we just went for a second walk! Billy has been busy today.
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  1111. Hi @Dave Delve Delve, Same here. As I said my preferences are: gold/silver, crypto and then CB fiat and in that order.
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  1112. I appreciate that
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  1113. I guess you could look at it like that too but what has happened in the last year or so has opened people's eyes to. Fiat currencies and insurmountable debts never end well and that has been the path of the dollar since 1971.
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  1114. How can you say he did good for people when he stole all that money from 21 million people who also had to support their families?
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  1115. @foxmoongaze, My point is that these investors did not get ANY GOLD back so the revaluation did not really matter.
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  1116. No problem 👍
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  1117. Hi Harold, Same here but it is still interesting to look at what they are thinking and Trump is, in my opinion, just another faction of the Globalist "Mafia" so I would not expect too much from either of the Globalist camps.
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  1118. Haggis and fried Mars bars.
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  1119. With GLD I think you are able to demand delivery if you have 10k shares so I personally do not trust GLD as it is run by the bullion banks.
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  1120. Hi @Cat Weasel, I think this crisis is just beginning. If I was a 1%er I'd be taking my funds out of the banks.
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  1121. Thanks @David Phillips.
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  1122. I would pick it up. I would even pick up a penny even though they are not worth much. With 20p you can still buy some 5p sweets!
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  1123. Hi @Dragan Radulovic, Thank you and all the best to you and your family as well.
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  1124. A 1 kg bar of gold is the size of an iPhone and it is currently worth almost $60k so I'd say carrying that in your pocket would not be too hard.
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  1125. I appreciate that
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  1126. Yes. I thought the most important part of Palantir's announcement was actually that they will accept gold as payment.
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  1127. Having some silver and gold is only part of trying to protect ones wealth and diversifying where you store or keep things is very important too.
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  1128. Yes. It happens.
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  1129. I appreciate that
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  1130. Hi @J Atwal, It does not matter if you are a U.S. citizen you are entitled to get it and don't forget U.S. citizens abroad also pay U.S. taxes.
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  1131. Both gold and silver are money but silver is undervalued versus fiat currency. I personally would buy both and maybe favour silver slightly.
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  1132. My pleasure!
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  1133. Hi @ben eliot, I guess you do not know the difference between paper and real gold. Eventually the real value of gold will be reflected but right now despite RECORD DEMAND for real gold everywhere around the world the banksters are still just in charge of the paper price. it is a gift if you can actually buy real gold for the prices you mentioned.
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  1134. Thanks @Shannon Wright
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  1135. I appreciate that!
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  1136. The other interesting fact about 11/11/2018 is that it will be exactly 100 years after the end of World War One. 11th hour, eleventh day, eleventh month! 2018 = 11
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  1137. Any time!
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  1138. Thanks.
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  1139. I'd say anything digital could be turned off too.
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  1140. Yes. I've had to report the same one twice in the last hour and delete all his comments.
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  1141. My pleasure!
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  1142. Profits don't create inflation and in a free market profits also attract capital from other sectors that are not doing as well and then drives competition. Blaming profits for inflation is what politicians and central bankers resort to when inflation gets out of control.
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  1143. Good morning!
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  1144. Glad to help
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  1145. They postponed the interview so I’m waiting for Meghan to contact me to arrange it.
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  1146. Good morning and have a good weekend too.
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  1147. @Rodney Leon, the numbers man! Did you know that earlier this month we had the first palindrome date since 11/11/1111? It was 02/02/2020.
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  1148. Hi @Sage & Fool, Commodities will hold their value as they are real and the fiat dollar will, on the other hand , lose value.
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  1149. Welcome back!
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  1150. Hi @mikejeffreys1509, He wants a free market in money and no legal tender laws. The fiat dollar might be used initially by Argentines and they already do so but he is not espousing the dollar as legal tender for Argentina. The MSM says he would adopt the dollar but that is not case if you listen to him like I have.
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  1151. It's a William Morris wallpaper so it would cost you about £65 a roll (about 12 rolls needed).
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  1152. Much appreciated
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  1153. There are wars amongst the Mafia bosses too.
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  1154. Same to you!
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  1155. Good point.
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  1156. Good morning!
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  1157.  @dustinlyons8872  I would say that the downside is that one cannot trust the government to run a system and set standards as they always change the rules. ideally, the government should not be involved and let people or the market decide what to use as money.
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  1158. I see uranium trading around $25 per pound. Looks like there is a good arbitrage opportunity! +Padd Have you got access to the "black market"? ;)
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  1159. Versus what? Gold or pounds? I think they could keep going up in pounds but that would not mean much if you watch the whole video.
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  1160. It would be very difficult for the Fed to stop millions of people across the world from buying physical silver. In 1980 the Fed was lucky there were a few big Whales like the Hunt Brothers.
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  1161.  @cheaplaughkennedy2318  All I'm trying to do is to back up my claim with the news that is coming out. If I just said "it's obvious" I think a lot of people would be asking why?
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  1162. This @Contact__Mario__now is a scammer. It's not me.
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  1163. The Lateran Treaty.
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  1164. Unfortunately, the bankers in the City of London are above the law.
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  1165. I've just set up a livestream for 2pm Eastern Time later on today.
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  1166. Great point @stlouisix3
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  1167. We know who they are but most people don't. The way to defeat them is to know who they are and try not to play their games as much as possible. I can only point people to the facts the rest is up to them.
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  1168. Delta will be the scapegoat?
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  1169. You could be right.
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  1170. Morning!
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  1171. Who says money has to be issued? Gold and silver are metals and bank notes are nothing but warehouse receipts.
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  1172. Very old silver!
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  1173. I have that one and recommend it too.
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  1174. Hi @Anthony Wan, I actually earn quite a bit of Steem and Steemdollars from that platform. Steemdollar has gone from $1 last year to as high as $10 recently. So I am very happy with the income I am getting from the steemit platform for posting all my videos and other posts there. So I don't buy steem for speculation but use the platform to earn the coins and that why steem has utility for me at the moment.
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  1175. Well said!
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  1176. I will have a look at it when it comes out and see what is said and mention it in a video.
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  1177. I don't think listening to it matters as the WEF knew what he would say if invited. Do you really think Klaus Schwab will change his way just because of what Milei says?
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  1178. Any time!
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  1179. Very nice!
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  1180. Hi @jj tompson, Not sure what you mean.
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  1181. The more money printing or inflation the less valuable fiat currencies will become versus real money or gold and silver. Gold and silver cannot be created out of thin air like fiat dollars or SDRs. Eventually gold and silver will be the only moneys left standing so that's where I see metals.
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  1182. That is possible but until they do that again it is still the best form of protection in my opinion. The other point I would make is that gold was currency back in 1933 and a great proportion of the population held it while nowadays that is not the case.
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  1183. Globalists want a One World Government in which the UN and its agencies like the WHO, Unicef, Unesco etc.. are in charge. World trade amongst nations is a different story. Free trade too does not mean managed trade with trade deals as nations should be allowed to trade freely and use real money to do it. Unfortunately, the system we have today in which the Globalists control the fiat currency and trade is very far away from free and honest trade. Without free and sound money we will never have free trade.
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  1184. @PreampCnnsr , He has no decorum!
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  1185. Glad to hear that!
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  1186. She's not the only one at the Fed that has that condition!
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  1187. Hi @rich5310, They are transparent in some respects like with these regulatory matters but not with others of course. I have made many videos about the BIS and how much of a shady institution it is and how they helped the German government finance its operations during World War II. Here is one of my videos on the subject: The Bank of England and the BIS Facilitated the Plunder of Czechoslovakia.:https://youtu.be/zrjQxwihnyM
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  1188. Hi @Jut Reality, back in the 1970s gold and silver corrected by at least 50% from 1975 to 1977 and we still got the stagflation.
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  1189. The fact that they are offering a monetary reward speaks for itself. I watched Carl Vernon too. I will have to catch up on his latest report. He has been making quite a few videos lately.
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  1190. Glad you like them!
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  1191. IGNORE THIS IMPOSTOR. @Maneco64-d IT'S NOT ME.
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  1192. @willemvantilburg1388, Dream on. Howard Lutcnick was pushing for bitcoin and he lost the race to the Treasury
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  1193. Thanks @Castle Rock.
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  1194. @rumpelstiltskin9768 , So much for deflation!
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  1195. Good morning. Thanks for the feedback.
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  1196. Hi @patrick obrien, I am sorry but it is hard to understand what you wrote as you do not use punctuation. Who is part of the World Economic Forum? I certainly am not and I am sure John Lee isn't either as we are trying to expose their agenda and help people cope with it. That is the way I feel bout it. I was exposing the WEF even before 2020. Here is a video of mine from January 2019 entitled "Davos, the Globalist Agenda and Climate Change": https://youtu.be/huDQzq2zsw0 Here is an article I wrote in June 2020 exposing the WEF: https://www.maneco64.net/post/the-origins-of-the-world-economic-forum-go-back-to-the-third-reich
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  1197. Nice!!
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  1198. I still think commodities are in a secular bull market and what we are going though right now is a correction.
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  1199. Gold dealers don't buy at spot. A car dealer does not buy a new car at the cost of production and needs to make a profit to stay in business. It's the same for PM dealers.
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  1200. @johnlord5353, Both in one comment.
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  1201. I have not heard of this collapse. Maybe you can enlighten me. The paper price did collapse in March but after and since then the demand has been very strong.
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  1202. I have listened to him before and all I was pointing out is that the Kitco headline is a contrarian indicator. I know Lobo is a silver bull.
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  1203. You should be ok with no debt.
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  1204. Yes, thanks.
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  1205. You're welcome!
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  1206. He will be 13 in July.
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  1207. They (bankers) have changed it over the years and they control the currency so academia goes along with it.
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  1208. Today I used the camera from my computer as I wanted to work the charts as I spoke but I have not changed the camera that I use usually.
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  1209. I would say gold and silver represent stored wealth and agree that wealth is more than just gold and silver but effort, labor, production, art etc...
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  1210. Thanks 👍. I am not as volatile as bitcoin though just steady.
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  1211. Hi @M L P, It is an old one and I've spoken about this subject but I think I will make another one. Thanks for the feedback.
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  1212. You too!
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  1213. There you go. It just goes to show what a farce the paper market is.
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  1214. Hi @Toby Brown, I will make a video about it so stay tuned.
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  1215. Yes. Lagarde is trigger happy. She'll cut probably cut by more than 10 basis points.
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  1216. UPDATE AT 10:59 AM LONDON. IT IS NOW PLAYING ON MY IPHONE. NOT SURE IT IS BECAUSE I TURNED IT OFF AND THEN BACK ON. Hi @R A, Video should be fine. I was able to play it and so are many others. I don't know what is going on. The video is not censored. I'm able to play it on my iMac but not the iPhone. I'm not sure what is going on. Maybe a YouTube glitch? IT SEEMS TO NOT BE WORKING ON THE YOUTUBE APP EITHER ON TABLETS AND SMARTPHONES. MAYBE TURN OFF YOUR PHONE AND TABLET AND TURN THEM ON AGAIN?
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  1217. I am not here to censor people for their religious beliefs.
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  1218. Hi @John The Accountant, My clients were institutional investors like mutual funds and banks so indirectly they were managing other people's money. Many of them used the futures market to hedge the underlying investments and maybe improve the performance. The line between speculative gambling and investing can be a thin one.
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  1219. I would say short and mid-term Treasuries too. It depends on the bank and whether its balance sheet has a lot of theses securities.
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  1220. Inflation is the creation of excessive money and credit and that is what the Central Bankers have been doing for the last fifty years! I think you are the one who needs to do some homework and research.
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  1221. Who knows I might have had this so-called deadly virus and never knew it. George Floyd had it.
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  1222. Hi @Love istheantedote, What I grasp is that our current system is on its last legs and whether we get Ecclesiastical Law or not is to be seen. So who is setting up the other "banks" or systems? Let's hope they will be more trustworthy and operate on a different level.
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  1223. I appreciate that
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  1224. Any time
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  1225. Yes, better to just cut to the chase and end it.
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  1226. If I had a lot of spare fiat I would buy both 50/50. If I had a limited amount I'd go for silver.
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  1227. I'm just analysing what is happening and trying to figure out how it will affect markets, money etc... Personally the only politician I would trust is Ron Paul.
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  1228. Hi @Mikki Mikki, If I put that at the end most people won't see it because many don't watch the whole video.
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  1229. @Xing An, It is almost a doubling as it traded up to almost 0.50% this morning. I'd would say it is also the signal the BoJ gives that there is a limit to printing an endless amount of yen to keep rates artificially low.
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  1230.  @TPrivate  I would say it is a mix of the Japanese officials realizing that unless they did something prices in Japan could move higher very quickly and maybe what you said is true. Maybe Japan has decided to look after No. 1.
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  1231. Hi FD, I'm not too convinced anything of substance will be agreed upon by December 15th. Don't forget that "The Trade Deal" was supposed to have been completed and signed by March 1st, 2019.
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  1232. I am investing in the channel actually but I do not have any technical support as I do everything on my own. The camera I used for this video I received yesterday and it’s new but it looks like it will be good for live-streaming and not videos like this. I will go back to using my iPhone 6 camera for normal videos or try my iMac camera so I can use the Zoom software ( which I also recently paid for for the Pro package) to share screens during the videos and live-streams. The goal of my channel is to reach as many people as possible and always improve the quality of my videos and in the last four years I have spend thousands of dollars trying to do that. If I was “raking in the money “ as you say I’d be able to hire an IT person to make sure I got everything 100% correct but I’m not and I’m doing it all on my own. My background is not in IT or film/video production.
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  1233. @Celticcross688 , It did print £2001 today after I recorded.
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  1234. Our pleasure!
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  1235. Good morning!
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  1236. That's what I am doing but it is is only coming in October.
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  1237. +Eric Metts Gold and silver evolved as money not because governments said they should be so but because through millennia people found that they were the most marketable commodities that facilitated indirect exchange and preservation of wealth (labor and capital). If using gold and silver is so deflationary and fiat money isn't how come Japan has been in a deflationary nightmare for almost thirty years?
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  1238. No deal. I have been buying his reports for about ten years and a lot of my subscribers follow him too.
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  1239. Yes.
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  1240. Press ganging was done by deception and force and did not happen because the people who ran the navy were decent even though the navy itself was strong. What press ganging showed is that people were not really keen to fight for King and Country.
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  1241. Thanks, will do!
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  1242. Yes you are right about that but it does not mean we should not try to expose this criminal activity.
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  1243. Contrarian views
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  1244. I did not say anything about DB. This is a video about Credit Suisse.
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  1245. Good morning!
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  1246. Hi @Mark France, It was a mistake on my part. I did mean throwing the baby out with the bathwater". Sorry.
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  1247. The way I see it is the following: the other option is to lend it back to the bankers and politicians and keep financing the madness that we are seeing. Do I really want to feed the monster by exchange real money for a currency that is doomed. What is happening here is that the BoE is using the Fed's swap line to buy pounds by selling the borrowed dollars from the Fed. It shows the UK government is desperate for cash and trying to convince people like us to get out of the safety of gold and silver.
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  1248. The FSCS and FDIC insurance is for bank deposits and not stocks/equity or bonds.
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  1249. Good one.
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  1250. Hi @Reagan Westlake, the Aussie dollar could well out perform other fiat currencies in the coming years but as I said all fiat currencies will sink versus gold and silver and that includes the Aussie dollar.
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  1251. You need to go to the description and click on the Rumble link.
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  1252. It will definitely be a #paradigmshift.
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  1253. Yes, you are right but the hoarding of gold will decrease credit and money supply.
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  1254. I agree with you @Boiling Frog
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  1255. Hi @criztaliz3413, I don't know but what I am trying to say is that one needs to be aware that these products are not 100% safe.
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  1256. Hi jmcarp98, I think banning cryptos is an impossibility unless they ban computers and the internet and also arrest all software developers. Steemit.com is a social media site on the blockchain where you earn steem and steem dollars and it is totally decentralized so the U.S. government cannot go into Steemit's office and shut it down.
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  1257. Nuland phone call was very interesting. I remember it well.
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  1258. It's getting chilly here already. My wife put the heating on last night.
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  1259. Yes
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  1260. I appreciate your feedback and I will keep going. "Tu ne cede malis, sed contra audentior ito." Virgil
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  1261. Yes, I watched. He admits the green or net zero agenda imposed by Brussels is destroying agriculture in the EU. Unfortunately, that is the objective of Herr Schwab and his mates at the WEF and Western governments.
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  1262. I try
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  1263. Hi @Elsa-qy9hr, Good one!
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  1264. The population of the U.S. in 1900 was 76 million and the national/federal government debt was $2.1 billion which equated to 1.32 troy ounces of gold per person. Today the population is around 325 million and with the debt at $21 trillion it equates (at a price of $1315 for gold) 49.2 troy ounces per person. So in terms of gold Americans are 37 times more indebted than their predecessors were in 1900.
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  1265. It doesn't fee l like it yet but I think it definitely will as one of my heart valves was clogged up with sediments and they cleared it and fixed the valve.
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  1266. Hi @Marco Polo, CBDC, like the Mandats, will be no panacea as it will also be a fiat currency.
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  1267. @thepicturedrome, Because by shorting the paper in London they can then buy the physical cheaper in London and then sell it for more in Shanghai by delivering it.
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  1268. +I jess Don't forget the big corporations!
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  1269. My pleasure!
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  1270. Good morning!
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  1271. Good point @Gavan Hillebold.
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  1272. It sure is
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  1273. My pleasure!
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  1274. Hi @Grant Harding, the major fiat currencies ($, euro, yen, £) take turns in printing and sometimes they are not in synch. If you look at the Dollar Index or DXY it was set at 100 back in March of 1973 when gold was below $100 and almost 50 years later the DXY is just above 100. So the DXY is a great measure of nothingness I would say but the trading algorithms still think it is relevant in the short term.
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  1275. I think if one is looking to move and has no debt and can get a place somewhere that is worth less than your current property than you could sell and then buy the other house and with the remaining funds buy gold. I would not sell my house to buy gold and rent though.
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  1276. Thanks @liberte, This one is for the people in Brazil or those that also speak portuguese.
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  1277. Gold is money so the best thing to do is to try and keeps a hold of it and in the meantime try to generate a fiat currency income so you don’t have to dip into your real money savings.
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  1278. Hello there!
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  1279. Billy barks "thanks"!
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  1280.  @metalicminer6231  I also think the bankers have a lot less control than people think. It would not take much to implode their fake currency. We just need to keep stacking and keep trying to inform people.
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  1281. I'm not even sure if Switzerland works. Socialism is big there too.
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  1282. It's Billy.
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  1283. What Reagan said about government was right but if you watched my whole video you will see that he did not act upon his words so in my book he wasn't a great President.
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  1284. I have no doubt the regulators will approve the contract because as you said the are owned by the "banksters".
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  1285. The last time the U.S. experienced a deflationary collapse in the early 1930's gold had to be banned and the U.S. government reset the price higher from $20.67 per troy ounce to $35 and also Homestake Mining stock wa sup about 500% during the great depression. So gold performs well during a deflationary event too as people lose confidence in the banks and financial institutions in general. That is one of the reasons why FDR had to impose a bank holiday in 1933. people were rushing to withdraw their money, gold, from the banks.
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  1286. The growth of currency and credit in an inconvertible or fiat currency system is inflation. it's like when a corporation issues more shares of its it inflates the supply of shares and dilutes the value of existing share. So when the government and the banking system borrow more currency into existence they dilute the value of existing currency. That is inflation. Rising price are a consequence of inflation.
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  1287. When the currency collapses the debt becomes worthless as the currency is the other side of the debt.
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  1288. You too!
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  1289. It will happen here in the UK too. The pound has dropped 11% in the last three months.
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  1290. Hi @Mark Harcourt, I feel perfectly fine but if I didn't I probably would not be able to see a medical doctor as they do not do face-to-face appointments anymore here in Britain.
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  1291. Cool, thanks
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  1292. I know who he is but I don't think he understands what money is and thinks that the fiat dollar is actually worth something. I have never predicted any price for gold but have said that over time the fiat dollar will eventually buy almost no gold whatsoever. When I started my channel in late 2015 gold had just bottomed at $1045 and around £780 and now we are at around $1850 and over £1400. By the way, Den't s father was a Nixon adviser.
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  1293. Morning!
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  1294. You have described the post-1971 system quite well.
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  1295. Yes, I'm almost up to 100%.
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  1296. I'm not too convinced about Q but please provide a link if possible. Thanks.
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  1297. Because they do not protect you against real inflation as CPI is the measure used to price them. Plus you would be financing the enemy (in my opinion). Gold has returned over 9% per annum since the year 2000 and I bet TIPS haven't. The TIP ETF is up 4.54% since 2004 while gold is up about 500%.
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  1298. It was the viewer who mentioned it. What he meant is that carnival is a big distraction fro Brazilians. A bit like bread and circus.
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  1299. By backed I mean it has to be redeemable just like it was prior to August 15, 1971.
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  1300. You need to use reputable dealers and make sure they have been in business for many years.
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  1301. Our pleasure!
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  1302. Good morning!
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  1303. The price in Britain is quoted in sterling and £1 = $1.27 so unless the £/$ exchange rate gets to 1 the price of gold in £ will be lower than in $.
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  1304. He's 100% now. Back to his old self.
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  1305. I have not listened to much of what he says but I think he fails to see the inflation as he still buys into the fiction that CPI and PCE are inflation measures. I would pay more attention to real Bond Kings like Bill Gross and maybe Jeff Gundlach.
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  1306. Hi @Wolfgang Wüst, I try do do at least one a day but sometimes i do get a couple out.
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  1307. The stock market still values BLK at $84 billion so I'm not sure they are bankrupt.
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  1308. Yes, I have been deleting messages and blocking these scammers for the last hour.
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  1309. I am surprised how well it has done.
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  1310. Hi RTD, I have sent you a message.
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  1311. Actually it's relatively mild as the ski season unwinds soon.
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  1312.  Trump Won  The other thing that is happening is that institutions like Goldman Sachs are now also involved. Goldman funds a company called Circle who owns the Poloniex exchange and Circle has created its own stablecoin called USDC. Even JP Morgan is getting in on the action and said recently bitcoin is going to $146k. These two are also bullion banks so it almost seems like they are manipulating one (gold) lower and the other (bitcoin) higher. I smell a rat but unfortunately many will lear the hard way. I recommend this article about Goldman and bubbles from about 10 years ago. https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/the-great-american-bubble-machine-195229/
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  1313. It is pointing to a recession at best and a severe or even a depression at worst.
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  1314. Hi @Steve maxwell, It is interesting that the puppy that we got has been given a name by the Kennel Club that contains the name Rudolf. i was not even thinking of Rudolf Havenstein when we decided to keep the name.
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  1315. Hi @Bigfish Smallpond, Gold should maintain the purchasing power of your savings and should not be looked at as making a profit because IT IS money. Good move though as betting winnings are tax-free.
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  1316. Thank you! You too!
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  1317. @peterbrunsgaard2012 , Good morning from Rudy and me.
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  1318. @DutchLibertarian, Here I can withdraw £2k easily maybe they will ask questions if you want more.
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  1319. Thanks.
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  1320. I would say both.
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  1321. Glad it was helpful!
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  1322. C'est la meme chose ici en Angleterre.
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  1323. The Perth Mint gold sold to the Shanghai Gold Exchange was 99.99% pure gold but it was not up to SGE's specification as it had more traces of silver than it should have had. I agree with you though. Can we trust the Perth Mint? They need to get their act together.
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  1324. Hi @Bede Meredith, I think it is significant as far as the Perth Mint's reputation is concerned even though it was still 99.99% pure gold. I'd say the Perth Mint and Western Australia could end up being the losers here.
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  1325. Thanks!
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  1326. Or Goldman Sucks.
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  1327. The BOJ and other Central Banks by bonds with "money" created out of thin air.
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  1328. I think there might not be heavy buying of gold by the public in Japan but the shrinking of the yen makes gold more expensive in yen.
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  1329. Glad you enjoyed it
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  1330. Yes, it can really drain someone. That's why I try to avoid politics. It is very divisive.
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  1331. Thanks. As for the volume you can always trun it down at your end. I think the introduction might have been louder than usual. I'm not sure why.
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  1332. You too
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  1333. Good morning! I think you have the right idea.
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  1334. Let's hope so.
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  1335. I'm not sure as I think Central Banks don't need bailing out as they can just keep printing. It could be but I would not buy into it as the IMF is even less credible tha Central banks I would say.
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  1336. Hi @rumpel Stiltskin, I will and I think it is near all-time highs. It looks like Ueda san is following Kuroda's path.
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  1337. You too!
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  1338.  @indianextinhindi8280  Well if it is going up it means there will be buyers and the buyers will be buying from the dealers and coin shops and you will be able to sell to them as well. Ebay is another option or even dealing person to person.
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  1339. Hi @Graham Hobbs, Thanks.
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  1340. Yes but don’t forget that Greenspan flooded the market with cheap credit to stop the rot. I’m not arguing the market didn’t recover what I’m arguing is that it would not have recovered hadn’t it been for Greenspan bringing out the punch bowl.
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  1341. Hi @OVER HERE, That is a possibility and I am aware of it.
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  1342. He was retired by then but he did admit it.
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  1343. My pleasure!
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  1344. Yes you cant have a major war if your "enemy" is weak!
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  1345. The overnight repos are about $75 but that is renewed every day.
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  1346. The ECB is managing, for now, by printing euros out of thin air in oder to support failure.
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  1347. LoL
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  1348. +Winchu Lu It's not a bribe I'm just informing people of the ICO and describing it. I'm providing the ICO issuer a service. That's how free markets work. I'm not forcing anyone to buy the tokens and I've spent hours preparing for this video.
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  1349. I'd also say you also need to own boats and control the sea lanes.
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  1350. Thanks, will do!
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  1351. Hi @Lynn Burns, It took a little longer today to prepare and produce the final product.
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  1352. Our pleasure!
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  1353. Or the Deutsche Bank depositors' money could be taken via the new Bail In EU laws! The money you think you have in the bank is not yours it is an unsecured loan to the bank.
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  1354. Our pleasure!
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  1355. It's a fact that Barr's dad was OSS and CIA and it's a fact that Barr jr was GHW Bush's AG. You could be right about the testimony but I would say the repo market is even more important as it is the plumbing of Wall Street and financial system and without a financial system all the political shenanigans become meaningless.
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  1356. Glad you enjoy it!
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  1357. Morning! It's sunny but cold here in England too.
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  1358. @Beefyfarmer I am going to wait a little longer as I am still recovering from surgery and need some more rest.
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  1359. Glad you enjoy it!
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  1360. Yes, he does but that does not mean I agree with everything he says.
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  1361. Hi @graham Hobbs, i said that this would happen IF the Bank of England did the right thing. i.e. raise rates to 15%. I just picked an estimate but it could be even more.
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  1362. I take Billy after we do the video.
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  1363. Hi Damien, I have been at this for a while so hopefully I can help people like you a bit.
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  1364. @Quadman72, Hello there!. Rudolf says hi.
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  1365. @Michael White, The wars would not have been possible under sound money so they use the excuse of war to suspend redemption of gold for promissory notes and then they just print the the notes without backing in order to pay for the war. The consequence is rising prices or the consequence of inflation.
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  1366. About 8 hours every day.
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  1367. Yes, it has already been affecting the markets.
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  1368. It is a good question but I do not have a crystal ball but would say that even fixed-rate debt might not be manageable during high inflation. After the Weimar collapse some debts were partly forgiven.
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  1369. The UK has done the same thing. A big majority here in the UK, conservatives included, think we can continue to live by taxing Paul to pay Peter.
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  1370. What more need be said!
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  1371. I hold the little sterling balances as possible and have for many years.
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  1372. Good choice!
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  1373. I think the analogy is better for the basis trade. It the price discrepancy in gold was only a few dollars maybe but it's more like $100.
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  1374. Yes, that is right. Even William the Conqueror left it alone when he invaded in 1066. It's also know as the Square Mile.
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  1375. They have not but they will probably stop the taper talk and add on to the QE instead ending it.
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  1376. You are welcome @ThomasPaineintheArse
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  1377. Yes, definitely. A disguised one.
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  1378. Hi @kyliemull3709, I don't hold any more as EOS and as for XRP as I said I have 50 which is just change. The reason I mention it is that people have asked and I am just giving my opinion here. I still believe gold and silver will be the key to resetting the system.
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  1379. Exchange fiat for physical gold and silver is one if not the best way to stop financing these fraudulent banks.
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  1380. It will happen in my opinion. Could be any minute now?
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  1381. Our pleasure!
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  1382. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I will have to have him on again.
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  1383. I could not agree more @NowisEvollovetion
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  1384. I have lived in the UK since 1992. I am celebrating the choice Argentinians made and hopefully the British will do the same even though right now it seems very unlikely.
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  1385. Well said
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  1386. +Thiscool I agree with you. Sometimes we forget about ourselves and that we could actually be the best investment we could make. Well said.
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  1387. That is a different topic and I'd say some of the colonies like Australia, New Zealand and Canada have turned out quite wealthy though.
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  1388. Inflation is the increase in the currency and credit out of thin air usually resulting in the a rise in the general price level. I don't velocity matters as people can lose confidence in the currency even if the supply stays the same. I'd say inflation is the dilution of the fiat currency leading to its debasement.
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  1389. I think it is a historic custom. Troyes is a City in France and I think it was a trading hub in the middle ages and they must have had a measure of an ounce from Troyes which is 31.1035 grams. The other ounce that is more commonly used is about 28.35 grams.
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  1390. I like them and I’d say they are. My father left me one.
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  1391. They might be right but the relationship has stood well in the fiat money or post-1971 era.
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  1392. Much appreciated
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  1393. Hi @Charlie S, I'd you are right. The Chinese elite are educated in the U.S. and U.K. (Ivy League and Oxbridge)
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  1394. Not much.
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  1395. it is happening as we speak it will culminate in the next few months I think.
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  1396. I read almost everyday I guess but I do not keep track of how much I read.
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  1397. Yes. You can take delivery if you wish.
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  1398. Right but he is not a friend of stackers and sound money proponents.
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  1399. Many thanks!
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  1400. Good morning!
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  1401. My pleasure!
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  1402. Any time!
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  1403. Any time!
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  1404. Thanks for listening
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  1405.  @danrayson  I'd also say that in the US having bitcoin is not foolproof either as the DOJ confiscated it. https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/department-justice-seizes-23-million-cryptocurrency-paid-ransomware-extortionists-darkside#:~:text=June%207%2C%202021-,Department%20of%20Justice%20Seizes%20%242.3%20Million%20in%20Cryptocurrency%20Paid%20to,valued%20at%20approximately%20%242.3%20million.
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  1406.  @danrayson  I do trust Glint but would keep most gold in physical form. Gold is more a store of long-term wealth so I would say that in a hyperinflationary collapse like we are witnessing in Lebanon bitcoin, gold and even their local currency is of not much use as there is very little to buy and sell.
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  1407. Glad you like them!
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  1408. Much appreciated
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  1409. Yes that’s why I don’t trust a word any government says. In Brazil my parents also paid the maximum they could into the State Pension and my mum gets nowhere near the amount she should now. So basically they take your money and spend it and then inflate the system into oblivion. It’s legal plunder or plain theft.
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  1410. It's difficult to say but I would not think so as what will keep driving the price of gold and silver globally is the fundamentals and the continued debasement of fiat currencies.
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  1411. I have been saying for almost 4 years now that the Dollar Index topped in 2017 at 103.82 and that the historical cycles point to a bottom below 70.69 between 2023 and 2025. I would say you should not just measure the dollar versus other fiat currencies (DXY) but also assets like stocks, real estate, bonds and commodities.
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  1412. Good morning!
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  1413. Thanks for listening
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  1414. I would also say that with a combination of coins and bars you cannot go wrong.
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  1415. Well said
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  1416. You got that right!
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  1417. Coming soon!
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  1418. Good book to read is "Our Crowd" by Stephen Birmingham.
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  1419. It’s government and the banks basically by creating endless credit or debt which stands for the Fiat Money we use. So it’s simple Supply and Demand. As the government and the bankers create almost endless money and credit everything around us in the real world become worth more in the fiat money and that is what inflation is. I hope this summary helps you understand it better.
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  1420. Hi The Holy Earth God! Hope you get some sleep later on.
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  1421. Yes.
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  1422. It’s on steemit or hive. It might be on Bitchute too.
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  1423. @theresa8843 , I did not say anything about it being good only noted that they are not using to finance chaos and war around the world.
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  1424. No, because they willl issue the bonds to investors and the PBOC or Central Bank is not buying it.
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  1425. Hi @Happy Cakes, I read about them and they were issued by the IMF or World Bank last year ( around $600 million) and they will now probably pay out on April 9th. Poor countries (mostly in Africa) will get "help" from the IMF/World Bank to fight the virus but there are many conditions these countries need to fulfil. In the scheme of things I don't think these pandemic bonds are important to the system but it's interesting that they were issued less than a year before this crisis kicked off. Coincidence or plan?
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  1426. Nothing. Gold and silver are still the money of kings and gentlemen respectively.
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  1427. Usually 10 AM U.K. time.
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  1428. You will have to pay tax on the 75% that is not tax-free though.
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  1429. Here the banks are giving 0.65% while inflation is at 13.4%.
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  1430. We are not laughing at people's suffering. Life goes on and there are people suffering all around the world and not just Ukraine.
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  1431. Good point @David Phillips, yo only exchange them for other goods in extremis.
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  1432. I’m not calling for $27’000 gold but for a 1:1 ratio and that could be at any level really. I’d be more inclined to see it between $3’000 and $10’000.
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  1433. The Fed is a hybrid. The Federal Reserve Board in DC is a government agency while the 12 regional banks are privately owned by the member banks.
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  1434. +Silver4Life 1230 It is a temporary move and purely for Public Relations. The Front National is not viewed favourably by many French. Not sure if it is a good move or not. We'll have to wait and see until May 7th.
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  1435. My pleasure!
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  1436. Actually, ytd $1 has drooped from 1/1515th of a troy ounce of gold to 1/1685th of a troy ounce of gold.
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  1437. Taxation is legalised theft.
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  1438. Hi @vin diesel, What you are talking about is when the fiat currencies die and dealers won't accept paper for their money. What you are left with is real money or gold and silver. So you will be exchanging real money for goods, services and assets. Th invisible hand of the free market will quickly work out what a barrel of crude oil is worth in troy ounces of gold and silver.
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  1439. Hi @B.B. King, During my live stream on Sunday with Rafi Farber and Andy Schectman we spoke about that. Here is the link: https://youtube.com/live/zu3hhYeWKEc?feature=share
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  1440. That's something you should work out but I would say you need to think of silver and gold as money so think o it as how much you would like to save.
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  1441.  @gjanerantsalot2336  It’s not a YouTube problem. I’m trying to upload the last part with audio here on YouTube. I’ll put a message and ping it with link when I successfully manage to do so.
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  1442. Glad to hear it
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  1443.  @peterbrunsgaard2012  Yes, I am. Thanks
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  1444. Good morning!
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  1445. Some or even a lot of people like Eastenders! :)
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  1446. Yes I do!
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  1447. Yes I did overlook that point and it’s that you need your gold anywhere but at the NYFed or the BoE and preferably in your home country.
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  1448. Hi Jon, I would even say that they are actually just front men for the powers that be. They don't mind getting the publicity but I would say they are not at the top of the pyramid.
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  1449. Hi @Tuhinga Toha, Thanks for your feedback and support. I appreciate it.
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  1450. Here in the UK it's up to about 28% even though it's behind the target from 2008. I think they are trying to accelerate it.
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  1451. Probably the most honest central banker I would say.
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  1452. Hi @cosifantutte1071, I think we are getting close to finding real price discovery for real gold and silver and what is happening in Shanghai could very well be one of the triggers.
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  1453. Time to get the pop corn out!!! :) Thanks
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  1454. Thanks! You too!
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  1455. I appreciate that!
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  1456. The underlying asset is the metal and if you do not hold it personally it is a derivative. Anything paper is a derivative unless you actually are holding toilet rolls.
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  1457. We agree!
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  1458. Good morning!
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  1459. Good to hear!
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  1460. Thanks, Billy enjoys listening to the daily reports.
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  1461. China and Russia are buying a lot of gold too. The Chinese will not keep buying (keep lending to the) U.S. debt forever.
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  1462. The Hang Seng is the Hong Kong Index. The major mainland indexes are down much more on a percentage basis. Shanghai is down over 5% while Hang Seng 3%
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  1463. I'm not sure it is only a 3rd world problem.
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  1464. Hi @Dale Cunningham, You are welcome and I hope things get back to normal soon for you and your family and friends.
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  1465. @brodyalden, Hyperinflation is the loss of confidence in the currency so it might seem like a supply chain problem but the question you need to ask is the following: if you produced something valuable would you want to sell it for a worthless currency?
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  1466. @videshx818 , I'd the majority of it is in dollars and euros.
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  1467. Hi Amanda, Yes is the short answer. I personally try to keep as little in the bank as possible. If you'd like to stop financing this current monetary and political system it's the only way.
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  1468. Good night
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  1469. We will see if the manipulators can stop this move. Anyway, we will find out very soon.
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  1470. Best of luck!
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  1471. Billy is impervious to superstitions.
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  1472. Yes it’s because the ratio is calculated versus M2 growth y/y and M2 is now negative.
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  1473. Thanks for the suggestion.
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  1474. Billy is doing very well. He has been spending more time in the garden.
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  1475. It's a krugerrand paper weight. Not gold. You can buy one from Gold Investments. I think they cost £30.
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  1476. Hi @Jeffrey Morris, I've been asked about Dent hundreds of times and it's nothing personal against you. I just don't want to dwell on someone who, in my opinion, does not have the right logic. It's almost like asking me to talk about what Paul Krugman, Jim Cramer and Larry Kudlow think.
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  1477. I'm not going to waste my time on Dent. Sorry.
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  1478. Golfing is always a great idea.
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  1479. @johnjeffries6207 The Swiss National Bank cut rates just after I finished recording. The Central Bankers are worried.
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  1480. Hi Olu Odofin, Why do you think he is depressed? He likes the sofa and comes up for the video and then jumps off. I guess if you were into your late 80s you'd be resting too. He's almost 14 but he likes his walk everyday.
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  1481. It could be a lot more than $300 billion and if it is it proves my point even more I guess.
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  1482. The people at the Marriner Eccles building.
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  1483. Very true!
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  1484. Yes, thank you
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  1485. @bertibear1300 , That is how I see it. It's like with the second amendment for Americans. it could be trampled on but it doesn't mean you are going to stop protecting yourself.
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  1486. I agree with you. I had him on more for the question of the energy crisis though. For me government should but out and keep taxes to a minimum and certainly we should see the income tax abolished.
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  1487. That is what JPM has been doing too!
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  1488. The City of London is a ghost town already.
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  1489. That is right but you could see blocs too in which some will still use dollars for oil and gas.
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  1490. Bastiat's argument is if the Law is administered to bring justice and is not abused the members of society will have an incentive to help fund the administration of the Law as long as the funds are used to help protect the individual and not plunder or hurt the individual. Morality is a big part of it.
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  1491. It was kept low for about six years.
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  1492. 2% per annum on treasury bills when the cost of living is going up by at least 5% per annum. She is financing the Deep State and the political class by lending to the Treasury.
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  1493. "Self-Reliance" If you notice in the video when I said "tax evasion is a crime" I used air quotes. I believe taxation is legalized theft and is morally wrong. The US did not have an income tax before 1912.
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  1494. Yes and Russia has an abundance of fresh water too aside from all the other important natural resources. The Wes has a lot of debt.
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  1495. I'd prefer no link to crypto but it is better than fiat. If the bill passes it would be a good thing. I have not looked too closely at it but it would be good if this currency would be redeemable in coins too though.
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  1496. Same to you!
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  1497. Your gold would still be in the vault though but I know what you mean. As I said it depends on personal preference.
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  1498. Hi @LLaregub JINKS, I also think it is a "bit churlish" to say that gold and silver are dead and useless like Michael Sayler likes to point out. I am convinced he will be proven wrong.
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  1499. +Sami I have already. Check this video: https://youtu.be/u8pgLh30Q_k And this one too: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=nbE8-jBFS2s
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  1500. He’s holding the fort back in England. Too old to travel.
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  1501. Thanks again!
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  1502. Yes, James O'Brien, the radio presenter from LBC, is an alumnus.
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  1503. I'm not sure about that. Maybe you are on to something. I will have a look.
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  1504. I have heard about the Grand Solar Minimum and looked into a bit and it seems that it did coincide with the Little or Mini Ice Age that started in the 1600s but some studies have show that Solar Minimums sometimes do not coincide with Little or Mini Ice Ages. I think what is a fraud is the Political Movement orchestrated by the Globalists and they try to exploit climate cycles in order to extract more money or wealth from the public.
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  1505. Make sure you share it. Thanks
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  1506. He kept rates low while he was in there and did some QE too in 2016 after the referendum result.
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  1507. Thanks and same to you.
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  1508. Hi @Michael A-UK, As I said it is guaranteed by the UK government so if you trust the government is solvent then it should be ok for you. I personally don't trust any government so i would not want to safeguard my precious savings with them. They will always pay you out but the question to ask is whether what they pay you with will have any purchasing power left in it.
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  1509. Billy does not like being insulted! lol
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  1510. Thanks, you too!
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  1511. You are very welcome
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  1512. What ZH reported about the StLouis Fed is fact so I do not quite understand your point.
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  1513. Now you don't need to take the nought away anymore.
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  1514. Hi @Peter Burke, Should I stop posting on YouTube also? Please be a little more clear by what you mean. Thanks
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  1515. I hope so too!
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  1516. Deceitful and fraudulent mean the same. I thought if I used fraudulent youtube would censor the video so I used deceitful and they still censored it. I've asked for a manual review.
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  1517. Hi @Christy Sarginson, The idea that there isn’t enough gold is also another piece of Keynesian Misinformation as gold would not be money if there wasn’t enough of it. It’s like saying that a measure of one yard is no good to measure a 2000 yard bridge. Measuring the ounce of gold at $20000 would probably be enough under the current financial conditions. Basically the ounce of gold is at the centre and the ratio between gold and other goods will adjust accordingly depending on supply and demand in a free market.
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  1518. @philipjones9458 , Some of it might be scaremongering by the Tories and the Daily Telegraph but it is somewhat of a worry I guess.
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  1519. Thanks so much
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  1520. I agree with him though that Central Banking policy of bailing out the financial sector has created distortions like in the housing or rental markets. You should not ignore everything he says just because you might not like his views in general.
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  1521. I have quite a few both au and ag.
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  1522. @mikespronz8829 , I hit balls on the range last week and will probably do so again this week. I will probably start playing proper in a couple of weeks.
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  1523. Good morning!
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  1524. Same to you!
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  1525. That's the plan!
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  1526. Hi @grahaml7687, I am not sure what you mean by under the radar but I would say the only way to buy gold without going through a dealer would be to do it through a private transaction like buy from a friend that is looking to sell. Here in the UK the normal route is through PM dealers and I like Gold Investments as they have been around for over 40 years. Their details are below in the description. In the US I trust Miles Franklin and ITM and that is why I have an affiliation with them too.
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  1527. Thank you kindly
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  1528. Yes markets can remain irrational for longer than we think but the truth eventually comes out.
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  1529. Good morning!
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  1530. Glad it was helpful!
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  1531. The squeeze can happen because the leverage shorts are multiples of what the real physical market is. The other point I'd make is that there might be about $10 trillion worth of gold above ground but only a relatively small part of that will ever come to market.
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  1532. Speculators are not to blame. They only take advantage of policy errors by governments. They are ahead of the herd and act in order to profit from events. The US government was to blame for mismanaging its currency and gold reserves.
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  1533. I guess gold and silver will always have some value and are tangible but the fiat or credit could disappear very quickly. As Ernest Hemingway said: “How did you go bankrupt?" Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.”
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  1534. The only club I belong to is a golf club.
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  1535. Hi @St Louis IX, To me he did as I did not realise he went into another venture. I just hadn't heard from him for years.
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  1536. By "easy money" I mean easy credit/finance and borrowing. It is over for everyone be it workers, governments, corporations and the rich.
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  1537. It was earlier as I said. It depends on when you look at it. I know that you have no constructive comments but are just a individual rich in sarcasm that despite not being into silver still like to watch and comment.
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  1538. Yes, I saw the story.
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  1539. China supplies most of the rare earth metals so if they stop supplying to the U.S. the supply will drop while demand remains constant. The rare earth metals are very important for the tech sector and it's, therefore, one of China's weapon against the U.S. administration in the Trade Wars.
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  1540. Interesting!
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  1541. US 10-year is at 3.95% but there would be big trouble if went to 5% in the near future.
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  1542. No I don't. Class warfare is part of the strategy of Divide and Rule. I think individuals should be judged by their character and not the concept of Class.
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  1543. I do not do genealogical research on this channel.
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  1544. I watched a bit of that last night but could not finish as I had to go to sleep.
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  1545. Hi @quant2011, I was not talking about mining stocks and I do own them but the S & P 500. Recently the down days have been almost non-existent and all we have seen are all-time highs almost everyday so 1% is, IMO, a significant signal.
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  1546. I assume you meant an exclamation mark and not a question mark.
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  1547. He should invite Professor Neil Ferguson from Imperial College for a debate with David Icke but I think hell would freeze over before Neil "Bill Gate's B----" Ferguson would accept an invitation.
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  1548. When I was about 9 I took French lessons and then in school and I also lived in Geneva for 5 years.
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  1549. That's the plan!
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  1550. Hi @OnlyMyPOV, I don't sell anything but would say that since I started buying gold in 2002 at £225 it has done quite well. There was a spike in 2011 to $1921 or £1195 but if you look at the price of gold in all major fiat currencies since 2001 it has gone up on average by 10%. When I started making my videos at the end of 2015 gold has corrected down to $1046 and is now at above $1700 so I think if people have listened to my views about precious metals and decided to take action they have been able to protect some of their savings quite well.
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  1551. Yes that is correct so it's not legally yours.
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  1552. A cyber pandemic might do the trick.
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  1553. @Contact__.Mario__now.. Is a scammer. Ignore him.
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  1554. Well the rise we had in the stock markets in the last few years has happened mostly because of cheap credit and stock buybacks. The big corporations took on loads of debt (bond issuance) in order to finance buybacks. They should not be bailed out as it would be criminal in my opinion. Let these corporations and their executives lose everything I say.
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  1555. Morning
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  1556. You too!
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  1557. Yes it's all distractions.
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  1558. Circus is a good description.
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  1559. Hi @Joao Vilares Pereira, There is no data for bitcoin back to 1971 and even though it is up versus money in 2023 it is also down about 50% in the last year so it trades more like the Lebanese pound. Bitcoin is software in my opinion. Gold will always be money. You can have your opinion and that is why there is a market.
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  1560. I agree.
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  1561. Gold coins are not heavy nor are silver coins. Silver coins would make up the bulk of the money used in day to day transaction and gold coins are more for big-ticket items and savings. The banknote is only a receipt and is not money itself.
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  1562. Awesome! Thank you!
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  1563. I'd say memes are just a delusion or mania.
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  1564. What’s 35 trillion amongst friends? It reminds of the Italian lira. Soon $1000 will not buy that much.
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  1565. Yes, it looks like his ideals have been thrown out the window.
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  1566. Good morning!
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  1567. I try to cover all markets and my focus is still precious metals. I don’t see why accepting business for my channel which I have worked hard to build is somehow “shilling “ as you say. I have been covering bitcoin as well as precious metals and other markets since I started making videos just over two years ago. As a believer in free markets though I think you should be free to decide and unsubscribe.
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  1568. Happy new year!
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  1569. Yes and it's cheaper too then it used to be.
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  1570. +Jamesi_S In the UK I recommend www.atkinsonsbullion.com You can deal online or you can telephone them and put your order in and ship it to you insured and registered. You can also try coin dealers or jewellers but I would say you will get the best prices from Atkinsons.
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  1571. It looks like you have fallen into the Globalist Trap! Freedom and small government are what protects property and prosperity. Capitalism is the other side of the coin of Globalist control. One side is Socialism and the other is Capitalism. This coin pits businesses versus workers while in a free enterprise system everyone works together without government interference.
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  1572. Same to you!
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  1573. Hi @7555tx 755tx, I'm not too sure you have followed my videos or know where I stand as far as economics thought is concerned. I have been a proponent of the Austrian School of Economics for almost 20 years. They stand for sound money, small government and the rule of law, so completely opposite to the Neo-Classical economists you claim I espouse.
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  1574. Hi @Sanjit Neogi, Actually I am aware that China and India were big economic powerhouses prior to the Industrial Revolution in the early 1800s but it is a fact that relative to the West India and China fell behind massively in the 19th and 20th Century so in a way India and China are catching up.
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  1575. Hi @Robert Barnicle, I will have a answer to your question very soon.
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  1576. Hi @armada uav, That would probably be a good thing unless the West wants to stop dealing with the rest of the world.
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  1577. Hi @Steve Webster, All my videos are monetised or have ads.
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  1578. Thanks
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  1579. +Jon Feltman Sometimes one has to make a stand!
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  1580. Hi @rx4unyc, Just because someone has an English accent doesn't mean he or she is related to the Rothschilds. But if you want to be a bigot it's up to you.
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  1581. It was a longer video as I had more to cover and the YouTube processing (checking) took longer than usual.
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  1582. @John-FourteenSix , Yes, I have seen it.
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  1583. Hi Tony, It is supposed to be nicer after today. I don't think a bit of rain will spoil my stay here.
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  1584. As Paul said and I agree with him, we do not hate the West but don't care much for the way our so called leaders are taking the West.
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  1585. Unlike Mr Dent I view inflation in the traditional sense and that it is the abnormal increase in the amount of money and credit not resulting from real savings. So we have had inflation in spades while consumer prices have not been rising as much as they did in the 1970s they are still rising and you are getting stagflation.
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  1586. "Gold is money and everything else is credit" John Pierpont Morgan. I'd say he knew a thing or two about money and banking.
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  1587. I just noticed it. I have gone out with my wife this morning so I’m trying to get rid of them on my phone now.
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  1588. Morning!
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  1589. Thanks 👍
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  1590. Gold and silver have been good for thousands of years. What always goes bad is fiat currency.
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  1591. Well said!
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  1592. It's not easy but I think if you are aware that it exists you can try and avoid them as much as possible.
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  1593. If you listen to the whole video that is what I said. More monetary and fiscal stimulus. I did not mention a new system.
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  1594. Both system require compulsion and are not based on the freedom of the individual but the collective well being. My argument is that if individual freedom is respected the collective good falls into place naturally.
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  1595. Hi @Anthony Manion, As you saw from my video the inflation started in the late 1950s so I am not blaming Nixon but it was under his watch that the inflationary crisis came out in the open though. Presidents, after all, are only figureheads for the Globalists.
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  1596. Western MSM is owned by CIA and Deep State too. Google Operation Mockingbird.
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  1597. +ruth I agree. I've always thought of him as arrogant and brash but if you actually listen to him he comes across as quite thoughtful and intelligent.
    6
  1598. Yes, Trump has fooled a lot of people.
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  1599. +88Nick8 That's Billy. He is a Shih Tzu and is eight and a half years old.
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  1600. Hi @rumpelstiltskin9768, That Newsweek issue is priceless for me and I have to thank you for it.
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  1601. I think their (governments) plan is to have enough gold reserves to be able to make their currencies credible so they can trade in their own currencies and not the dollar. In an ideal world we the public should be able to also pay for goods and services in gold and also silver. Whether that will happen I cannot tell you.
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  1602. Hi @David Montross, No but it will gain in importance but what is happening here, IMO, that it will open the gates for countries dealing amongst each other with their own currencies and bypassing the dollar. I never said the ruble would become the next reserve currency and I used the term multipolar. I do think gold will regain its importance as national currencies will need a substantial backing thereof to be credible.
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  1603. Gold is always a constant, it's the paper money that plunges.
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  1604. Environmental, Social and Governance.
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  1605. I appreciate that!
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  1606. Glad you enjoyed it
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  1607. I did!
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  1608. Glad you like them!
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  1609. @daniellemoreau3201 , I think he had them with debt or mortgage.
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  1610. Thank you!
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  1611. You're welcome
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  1612. Hi @Jeff Johnson, If you listen to my video you will see that velocity does not really matter or is the same indicator it used to be prior to 2008.
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  1613. I would go to a scrap yard or a scrap dealer. They might have copper.
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  1614. Thanks 👍
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  1615. Yes, thank you
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  1616. @Cindy Harris, I also forgot to mention that Fed chairman Jay Powell also worked for the Carlyle Group once.
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  1617.  @wiscatbijles  As I've commented to others I was trying to record via my Mac and zoom so I could draw the charts as I spoke so people could see how I do it. Unfortunately, I did not realise the quality of the picture would be this bad. I will go back to my old method so this is an aberration.
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  1618. @mustang man, You seem to be assuming a great deal about myself. I do need the income that I get from monetising my videos and if I did decide to demonetise them I would have to look for a job to pay the bills and stop making my videos. By your way of thinking you should stop using google and YouTube altogether if you’re so determined to stop the “evil empire”
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  1619. @mustang man, The other point I would make is that if I get paid by these so called “evil empire” advertisers to put my message out there that actually exposes their phoney monetary system I would say that is actually a good thing as we are using the enemy’s resources in order to expose them.
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  1620. I have to pay my bills like everyone else. I could stop putting my videos on youtube and have a subscription only website and charge $375 a year like The Solari Report. Don’t get me wrong as I’ve just subscribed to the Solari report. My 25 years of experience in the markets and economics did not come easy and out of thin air. If all my subscribers donated $1 per month I would demonetise the channel but as of now I’ve got about 44 patrons and I have over 26’000 subscribers. Unfortunately the Fed does not give me money for nothing like it does to the bankers.
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  1621. Yes, and there is almost no cash in the banks already. Sometimes they want to sell their coins for cash too and keep the cash out of the banks and that is a problem too for the banks.
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  1622. Glad you enjoyed it
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  1623. We covered that in this interview.
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  1624. They will not do that though. The BOE mis in the business of inflating.
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  1625. I appreciate that
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  1626. Partly but a lot of people are ignorant of what inflation is and they think that 2% CPI is a good thing.
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  1627. Glad it was helpful!
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  1628. +Erhard The ECB still doing QE and even buying corporate paper. The Fed has stopped QE but reinvests maturing MBS and Treasury paper. The Bank of Japan's balance sheet is 90% of their GDP and the even, the supposedly cautious Swiss, are buying stocks for their central bank's balance sheet. It might seem that they can keep doing it forever but there will come a point when real investors lose faith and no central banking money printing will be able to keep game going.
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  1629. My pleasure!
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  1630. +Andy Bell You right Andy. It's a William Morris.
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  1631. I saw that too. Good subject for gossip.
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  1632. Thanks, Oliver.
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  1633. I would say the paper dollar would evaporate very rapidly so gold in dollar terms would go to the moon!
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  1634. +Johny Ringo Couldn't agree more. As if fractional reserve banking isn't a fraud!
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  1635. Maybe. We need to keep an eye on it. Silver definitely has held very well.
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  1636. You too!
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  1637.  @actualideas8078  Even if we get deflation which is basically the destruction of the money supply and credit gold will do well as it didn't in the last deflation of the 1930s. Right now the Central Banks are massively inflating the money supply and credit markets. I think Same Shirt is the one who does not know the definition of inflation, deflation or hyperinflation.
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  1638. Yes, and the latest cover of the Economist is calling for a second referendum!
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  1639. Yes. One measly euro but now Banco Santander has taken over all the toxic assets of Banco Popular. Just show you how much these so called assets are worth!
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  1640. He has got a short attention span. Especially when he is lying on the sofa.
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  1641. @ S W, the pound is strong versus the dollar because the Fed confirmed this week that they will keep the dollar swap like open until 2021. The pound though is not strong versus real money though and that's what I would focus on. What we are seeing is a very weak dollar not only versus other fiat currencies but especially versus gold.
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  1642. Afghanistan comes to mind!
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  1643. I have followed him for years but not recently. I think he sees the bigger picture similarly to me.
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  1644. He has stopped digging so we will need to get him a metal detector.
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  1645. Hard assets or commodities. Precious metals too of course.
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  1646. Hello 😊
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  1647. He was asleep upstairs today. Gave him a break.
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  1648. This guy @officialmaneco64 is a scammer. I do not do telegram
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  1649. @roseprouty2413 , He was under my desk while I was recording.
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  1650. @barrymanning6554 , It could be but I would say academia (controlled by the international bankers) have gradually changed the definition since the 1980s and have also focused on CPI as being '"inflation" and not money supply growth as being so.
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  1651. The vast majority of derivatives are OTC so not traded on an exchange and like @Viv B. said they are off balance sheet or the books.
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  1652. @Thecollector, I spoke about this in this video.
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  1653. Bruce M I read newspapers online too and sometimes I listen to the radio in the UK and a lot of the things they say make no sense. For example I remember the US and Nato allies condemning Assad of Syria for using chemical weapons and then a UN Inspector came out and said that it was highly likely that the rebels were to blame for the attack. The mainstream covered that but they buried it and now they keep repeating that Assad used chemical weapons and say nothing of the UN report. I'd like to follow mainstream media but why should I follow lies and deception. Of course it does not mean that the internet is all truth and one needs to be careful and try to sift through a great deal of information.
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  1654. The one I'm looking at is running forwards. It would only run backward if the government were to run a budget surplus. This is the one I look at: http://www.usdebtclock.org/
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  1655. Good choice!
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  1656. Hi @johnny haapy, I cover sound money on my channel and that is why I cover gold and silver. I have talked about crypto in the past and sometimes will cover it but to me, even though I have exposure to cryptos, gold and silver are real money and I am here to talk about it. I am not going to start covering other topics just because they are popular. Gold and silver are not a passing fad but I would say that almost every crypto currency is and probably even bitcoin.
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  1657. Hi @Patrick Karim, You are welcome.
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  1658. Hi, I think you are mistaking the yuan for the Japanese yen. Recently the retail price for a gram rose above ¥10'000 or ¥310'000 per troy ounce.
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  1659. I hope so too
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  1660. I appreciate that
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  1661. Hi @richarderwin2369 , if you go back in history all the currencies we have today were a receipt for silver or gold and, in my opinion, I still believe it to be the case. Bitcoin acts more like a tech stock than money and does not have the millennial track record that gold and silver do.
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  1662. Good morning!
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  1663. Yes and too many people were talking about it.
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  1664. Hi @MrRC2501, I don't think they can stop QE without causing a collapse. They might be able to pause for a few months but would have to reverse course.
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  1665.  @janetjacks3406  Yes, I enjoy listening to him.
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  1666. Thanks @sandrabien7769
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  1667. Hi @Dady Tube, if you want to keep listening to me on YouTube that is what it takes. I try to using the word too much as they could delete the video. Anyway it looks like you got my riddle.
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  1668. Yes, but by the same token they produce weak data in order to move Treasury yields lower as the 10-year above 4.3% is a problem for the Treasury and the Fed.
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  1669. I've been in England since 1992. I grew up in Brazil but I guess I have an American accent as I went to an American school in Brazil.
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  1670. Hi Jefferson, I guess half sovereigns will be more interesting as the Bank of England notes fall further in value so maybe lean towards those a bit as they represent a smaller fraction of gold. I would also look into getting old British circulating or junk coins. They are VAT free. Up to 1919, their silver content is .925 (sterling) and from 1920 to 1946 they have a .500 silver content.
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  1671. Bitcoin could eventually become a Risk-Weighted Asset for banks but its MARKET RISK (price fluctuations) is still very high I would say.
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  1672. With bitcoin you will have to worry about capital gains tax and the threshold in the UK is only £6000 and will be down to £3000 next year. With gold coins of the realm (sovereigns and britannias) there is no capital gains tax..
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  1673. It's the simple law of supply and demand. Too many dollars being created relative to everything else.
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  1674. Hi @david thomas, My nickname is maneco not monaco. No connection to Monaco the Principality. The other thing I would say, having been to Monaco a few times, is that it is far from being Communist and it actually has very low levels of taxation which is not a Communist policy.
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  1675. Yes. I know that to those like you who are on top of things a dollar is 371.25 grains of fine silver but I would like to reach people that don't know as much as you as well so that is why I used the term dollar or petrodollar.
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  1676. Happy new year!
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  1677. So is the rest of the West (US, UK etc..). We are under "bankster occupation" as Max Keiser would say.
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  1678. Actually I gave both sides of the media coverage from the mainstream and Infowars and I said it is really hard these days to know what the truth is. Personally from the headlines I am reading this morning President Trump's credibility looks to be in question.
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  1679. The whole idea of a Central Bank is THE big problem. A free market would do a much better job of setting interest rates than a small group of people in a board room at Threadneedle Street. Too bad this question was not asked by the Sky News reporter.
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  1680. My mining shares are up almost 20% in the last couple days too but they’re not at all-time highs. I know there is a mania in bitcoin but I usually do not cover bitcoin and my focus here is on sound money that has a long track record. I still prefer gold and silver over cryptos even though I do have exposure to cryptos. Don’t expect me to abandon covering sound money to jump on the bitcoin train though.
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  1681. Because I want the public to look at the report. I guess if you want to be exact it is "currency printed" and not money. You can mine for gold and mint money I guess.
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  1682. Very nice!
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  1683. @BrandyHeng007 , That is if the 8k mt are still in Fort Knox.
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  1684. I'd say it's because the banks (primary dealers in Treasury market) get paid a premium to sell their bonds for reserves by the Fed.
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  1685. My pleasure!
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  1686. Yes, don't get too comfortable!
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  1687. Yes, and the debt has been accumulated for generations and not just since 2008.
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  1688. Hi @shane sturgis, I find it insulting too and it's basically corruption but the media are in the pockets of these people and even YouTube and Facebook have been hijacked as I would have thought my video would and should be getting a lot more views but it isn't. I tried to use the Boost function for the maneco64 Facebook page and Facebook blocked without giving me any reason. The boost function on Facebook allows me to spend a certain amount of £s in order to promote the video. I've used it recently for a few other videos and no problem but this one it's NO. I did not make any of my information up, only used facts and mainstream references to come up with my conclusion so it can only be censorship.
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  1689. Just like any other fiat currency. Down the tubes.
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  1690. Maybe so but at least the Chinese have been accumulating gold instead of denigrating it as we do in the West. Here is an interesting article about "debt slavery" as per household debt. Even though China household that has gone from around 10% of GDP in 2006 to around 50% now it's still way below most Western countries' levels including the U.S.A. and the U.K. https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-03-09/state-worlds-biggest-debt-slaves-americans-wimp-out-just-11th-place
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  1691. When the purchasing power of gold goes up it is deflation in real money.
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  1692. Yes, it is inflation in domestic fiat dollars as more currency will be created from the gold.
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  1693. Thanks and welcome
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  1694. Let's hope they won't be around in 10 years.
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  1695. Slept in this morning. He is doing well and he will be back.
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  1696. In a perfect world when there are no bankruptcies or collapses like Lehman Brothers you are correct. This is what the bankers tell the regulators that all these quadrillions of nominal exposure will simply net themselves out. When counterparties fail like AIG did Goldman had winning trades put on through AIG Financial Products in London and the only reason they received their winnings was that you the taxpayer made them whole 100%!
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  1697. @junglejarred6366, "Nothing ever happens"? What do you call the dollar and other fiat currencies collapsing versus gold ($1045) when I started publishing my videos in late 2015, what do you call rising inflation that I said would come, what do you call the general public suffering from these policies via higher cost of living, food banks, higher mortgage rates, commercial real estate collapse, banking collapse last year, wars and more fiscal deficits and debts? You must be living in a bubble not to see what is going on in the world. I'd also add the political chaos everywhere in the West, the loss of civil liberties, and censorship as factors that I have been warning would come to the fore as the monetary and financial system continued to go south. What else would you like to see happen?
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  1698. Hi @David B, I am sorry to hear about Teddy.
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  1699. Glad to hear it!
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  1700. I saw the beginning of the video and then I stopped watching but I will have a look.
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  1701. Excellent!
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  1702. I'd pay £1300 for it if you needed to dispose of it.
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  1703. Silver too.
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  1704. I would say so as long as it isn't with a bank.
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  1705. The Swiss franc was 40% gold-backed until 2000 but not anymore. It is living on fumes too.
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  1706. So do Bolton, Pompeo and Abrams!
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  1707. It's not the first time I've gotten the day of the week wrong. At least the date was right.
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  1708. Thanks for the tips!
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  1709. www.goldinvestments.co.uk is still open as long as the Post Offices remain open. You can use their website or call them on 020 7283 7752. Use my referral code maneco64 to get half a percent discount.
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  1710. His groomer gave him that on Tuesday. He is looking smart and smelling good for now.
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  1711. My pleasure!
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  1712. Hi Ayodele Ajayi, I keep waving my dictionary because it has the real definition of inflation and does not change. I know many of you have seen it before but many have not. I have been warning about inflation and its consequences for years on this channel while other have been saying that deflation and lower prices is the danger. I will stick to my guns.
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  1713. You are welcome.
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  1714. I appreciate that!
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  1715. Yes this is unaccounted for and is apart from the official national debt of $21 trillion. Basically it's like someone stole your credit card details and went on a spending spree for twenty years!
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  1716. @CAC It is at 1.67% right now but it is possible that in the medium to longer-term the level around 1.618% or 1.62% might be important. Usually, key levels for yields are .00%,.25%, .50% and .75%
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  1717. Maybe I should have used another term instead of reciprocal but the 61.8% and 38.2% are viewed as the most important Fibonacci retracement levels in technical analysis. Thanks for the correction though.
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  1718. I appreciate that!
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  1719. Hi, I did not see the letter. Capital letters are very important as you say though. Corporations are under maritime law while the law of the land should really be Common Law.
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  1720. As I said I don’t think everything he did was helpful and that’s why the economy is in the shape it is.
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  1721. The Nameless War.
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  1722. Yes. Never let a good crisis go to waste!
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  1723. 90% so just needs some more treatment for another 10 days. He's a lot better. Thanks.
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  1724. Then the only way the U.S. can go back on a gold standard is to go back to balanced trade so maybe that is what the Trade Wars is about? If the U.S. went back on the gold standard now it would run out of gold very quickly as it still runs hundreds of billions in trade and current account deficits.
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  1725. Thanks for the information.
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  1726. Hi @aopl69, I am not the one doing the killing.
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  1727. Because like all government institutions it is corrupt.
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  1728.  @warpathy6511  Maybe exposing evil and the fact that all politicians are corrupt could help too. If I was indifferent I would not be saying what I say. Why should I support corrupt politicians?
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  1729. My pleasure!!
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  1730. Under a gold-based system, there is credit but this credit is usually paid off in gold through real bills of exchange. The problem with the fiat or unbacked system is that there is no limit to how much credit can be created.
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  1731. They might one day but it will be too late.
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  1732. I guess you could ask the same question about the U.S. federal government which is in D.C. Maybe it keeps them above the law of the land and protected?
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  1733. I appreciate that!
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  1734. Thanks @The Watcher, Same to you and the family.
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  1735. I think they will fail.
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  1736. No point in even watching it.
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  1737. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1738. Yes, and that's why Goldman Sachs has been buying DB stock! https://money.cnn.com/quote/shareholders/shareholders.html?symb=DB&subView=institutional
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  1739. Glad you enjoy it!
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  1740. Absolutely!
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  1741. Wonderful!
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  1742. Thank you!
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  1743. I think the Grand Canyon story is similar to the recent story about Uganda finding $12 trillion worth of gold deposits. You probably had some mining companies prospecting and drilling the ground and coming up with some great results and then extrapolating those results and coming up with big numbers. Until the some mining company actually spends the capital necessary to get the gold out of the ground it is just speculation.
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  1744. Glad it was helpful!
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  1745.  @andrewmacomber1638  I'm on the side of the people but as long as you have laws saying what money should be the people will not be in charge.
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  1746. Yes, France had problems with inflation in the 1950s. Brazil has had it much more regularly though.
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  1747. Citi has just come out and said they expect CPI at 18.6% in the U.K.!
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  1748. Our pleasure!
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  1749. Hi @Darryl Knight, I am not worried at all. My hope is that they don't.
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  1750. He was on the sofa. You just didn't look well enough.
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  1751. Yes, but we are looking at what is going on now.
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  1752. I am sorry you see Lindsey Williams as a conspiracy theorist. He has been spot on about the oil market and the energy "non crisis". I value what he has to say.
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  1753. Same to you!
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  1754. Thanks!
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  1755.  @annagreco7470  That is what we are told.
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  1756. GS International is now the third biggest shareholder in DB.
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  1757. I am not and that is why i tell people not to deal with as much as they possibly can.
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  1758. I have dealt with Atkinsons too. I have to say though that during the beginning of the lockdown Gold Investments were the only ones who had any inventory and they kept operating too. I asked Paul Atkinson if he wanted to do a promo code for this channel but he was not interested but I still recommend him too.
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  1759. Hi @B R Williams, You could be right but I think it is worth keeping an eye on things.
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  1760. There is plenty of oil in the North Slope of Alaska.
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  1761. It is always a good thing to have gold and silver coins and bars especially in the current environment.
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  1762. Thanks a bunch!
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  1763. 😁
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  1764. My pleasure!
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  1765. TUI do some direct flights to Cuba from the U.K.
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  1766. Happy new year!!
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  1767. Yes I am!
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  1768. Yes, Brazil was the major gold mining region in the 18th century and specifically the region or now state called Minas Gerais.
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  1769. I am!
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  1770. Good point but the most liquid ones are gold and silver. It means people will readily accept in exchange for goods and services.
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  1771. @yew3598 , Thank you for your interest too.
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  1772. Hi Rick, I have covered that topic already and will be doing an update on it for the UK.
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  1773. Gold does not need a system to work.
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  1774. As I said they will all keep sinking versus gold. They are all trash at the end of the day. I would add that the Swiss Franc is backed by a lot of Tech stocks too.
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  1775. Hu @James Woenker, The 99.999 or 99.996 seems insignificant but it isn't as you say. It's not honest weights and measures. it also hurts the Shanghai Gold Exchange as some of its clients might have been short chnaged.
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  1776. Good analogy.
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  1777. Thanks! Will do!
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  1778. I like Wolf Richter’s reports. He did a good on inflation and hedonics recently.
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  1779. I think everyone here on this channel has different opinions and the reason I am probably still on YouTube is that I try to treat everyone, no matter who it is, with respect. It's difficult to please everyone.
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  1780. Hi Jas, I will talk about Basel III and gold soon. Probably in tomorrow's video.
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  1781. Hi, I think he is actually quite right. What I said is that the West and MSM would see him as "belligerent".
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  1782. The word is of French origin so I pronounce it like lunch.
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  1783. You bet
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  1784. Is there any where where I could be free? We are probably freer in the UK than in the US. We can still walk around in the street drinking a bottle or can of beer here.
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  1785. Glad you like them!
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  1786. Hi @Ra, Anything is possible but in the meantime I expect physical assets to do better than paper.
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  1787. Same to you!
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  1788. They were not taken from anyone. These ether coins were created "legally" as far as the DAO/Ethereum code was concerned. The analogy would be that I broke into the Bank of England and was able to forge their currency out of thin air but that can only happen in a fiat currency based system. The only way to get gold is from the ground through mining and bitcoin from the digital world though mining too. It looks like ethereum is no better than a run-of-the-mill fiat currency!
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  1789. Hi Gillian, thanks for your input. Train fares in Greater London also keep going up every year by a rate that is much higher than the official CPI data. It is becoming very expensive to commute into central London.
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  1790. Sure.
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  1791. Don't forget the political class as they are in bed with the banksters.
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  1792. That's why we need to expose the system for what it is.
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  1793. My pleasure
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  1794. @jaritorni1530 , I think it is part by design and part cyclical.
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  1795. I walk a lot too. I try avoiding using the car as much as possible.
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  1796. Always!
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  1797. The technical picture on that chart. The last time silver ran straight up like it is doing now was after the March 2020 bottom.
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  1798. You should also show him what happened to the pound from the end of 2007 to the beginning of 2009. The only way for the huge debt the UK has (Public, corporate and Private) to be carried and manageable is for the currency to be gradually devalued and that has nothing to do with Brexit.
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  1799. Hi @Jean-Rober Lombard, Thanks for the clarification.
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  1800. Well said!
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  1801. The US elite recruited from Yale University. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skull_and_Bones
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  1802. Same to you!
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  1803. Glad you like them!
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  1804. You too!
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  1805. Hi @Calderpark Zoo, yes but at the expense of the masses though via the inflation tax. They (very rich) are not out of the woods though I'd say.
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  1806. Almost 10% return per annum since 2000 in every major currency is not a bad return on money without any risk. 2023 gold up about 9.3% in dollar terms so far. better than 4 to 5 percent financing a criminal government by buying T-bills.
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  1807. I appreciate that!
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  1808. Yes, I did and even though Bo Polny has not been a 100% right on his past calls he seems to be getting them right at present. Time will tell if he is right about his latest call.
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  1809. Yes. Here is a free pdf: https://www.docdroid.net/wqlhhGn/the-raven-of-zurich-the-memoirs-of-felix-somary-compressed-pdf#page=59
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  1810. I appreciate that!
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  1811. Actually, it is one of my wife's uncle.
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  1812. Always welcome
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  1813. My pleasure!
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  1814. @billgann2257 , Wow that makes me worried. Not.
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  1815. Morning!
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  1816. Yes they are both (gold and silver) manipulated and a lot of times what they do is that if they start to lose control of the gold price (moving higher) they will slam silver lower in order to try and stop gold and most times that works as it is almost impossible for one to or the other to be doing too well while the other metal is being trashed. I would also argue that they use an attack in one or the other as their own signal to the bullion banks to act accordingly.
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  1817. Yes.
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  1818. Hi @127cmore, It could be at anytime but probably after another big bailout or some kind of backdown by the Bank of England or a pivot.
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  1819. He was not awake. He's not usually an early riser!
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  1820. +Smaul gld I also put the following link in the description of the video: http://www.eurasiareview.com/05092017-china-could-buy-oil-with-gold-backed-yuan-oped/
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  1821. +Smaul gld There are many stories about the yuan priced oil contract that the Shanghai International Energy Exchange has been testing and is looking implement before the end of 2017. Here is one from the Asian Nikkei Review: https://asia.nikkei.com/Markets/Commodities/China-sees-new-world-order-with-oil-benchmark-backed-by-gold Here is another one: http://www.thedailyeconomist.com/2017/09/china-ready-to-crush-petrodollar-and.html
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  1822. Noted!
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  1823. I like both gold and silver. I got some 1964 Kennedy half dollars yesterday.
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  1824. Thank you!!
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  1825. Great to hear!
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  1826. Yes, and Mario Draghi and Mark Carney were involved in that trade that helped cook the Greek Treasury's books.
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  1827. I would say the Tea Cup formation is a bullish one.
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  1828. +Ag_Koniz 2016 I think the blockchain technology is here to stay. The enslavement part is up to each one of us to make sure we are not dependent on government and so we need to be ever vigilant.
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  1829. Good morning!
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  1830. A lot of my viewers like the Web Bot report summary. I have been following Clif's work for about ten years now and I personally think he is genuine. I could be wrong though and you could be right.
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  1831. Hi @dilligaf woftam, I think the market will be proven wrong even thought that rate it is forecasting is the overnight Fed Funds rate controlled by the Fed.
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  1832. Morning!
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  1833. +UncleDeadly75 I would not trust this collaboration as far as I could throw it! The Royal Mint is owned by the UK government and the CME is the parent company of Comex aka Crimex! Digital gold is not gold. This is the Royal Mint and UK government's way of discouraging people from buying the real thing.
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  1834. Morning
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  1835. You can do that too and that is what I do with a big proportion of my savings.
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  1836. I’d go for a gold sovereign and some 1 ounce silver Britannia coins.
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  1837. That is a good point @geopadasian7958
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  1838. "A temporary recovery in share prices after a substantial fall, caused by speculators buying in order to cover their positions."
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  1839. +Liezl Barnum Eventually I expect them to do well as they are like an out-of-the-money call option on the gold and silver prices. Make sure you do your homework and learn about the different kinds of mining companies.
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  1840. I totally agree!
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  1841. I will be making videos from Switzerland so there will be no hiatus for the channel except maybe for the Sunday live stream.
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  1842. Yes, Tether will make sure of that.
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  1843. Thanks for sharing!
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  1844. Gold performed very well during the Great Depression too when there was "real deflation". In a deflationary collapse paper assets also disappear just like in a hyperinflation so having gold and silver outside the system is a must in my humble opinion.
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  1845. I saw that. Came out this morning.
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  1846. Thank you @sc150000
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  1847. I can but it is pretty much pegged these days. I would say the Russian ruble is the soundest of all currencies believe it or not. The Swiss franc had its day in the sun but it's trash just like all other fiat currencies.
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  1848. I was not thinking in religious terms but I agree with you that we could get something new that might not be that great either. I think it will definitely be different than what we have now though.
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  1849. The U.S.A. is the center of the empire so every other country, France included, is on the periphery. Just like Paris is the capital or center of the French Republic and everywhere else is on the periphery.
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  1850. I don't trust the World Bank in its present form or any other form.
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  1851. More printing seems to be their M.O.
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  1852. Hello there!
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  1853. Short answer: NO!
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  1854. Glad you like them!
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  1855. It's acting like one but it is definitely speculative. By paper I mean it is not a hard asset.
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  1856. Much appreciated!
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  1857. Hi @Dave Bateman, Glint will store your gold in an allocated account at brinks vault in Zürich, Switzerland and it is in your name. Ultimately it depends on individual preference whether they prefer to hold it themselves or have it someone outside the banking system like Glint hold it. Gold Investments also have vaulting services and they actually store your coins and bars and you can go to the vault to see them.
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  1858. That is Billy Bullion. 12-year old Shih Tzu. He is a silver stacker.
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  1859. Thanks @angie alston.
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  1860. Same to you!
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  1861. Thank you! You too!
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  1862. Listen to what Putin said. The link to his speech is in the description of this video.
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  1863.  @parrotshootist3004  I agree. Time will tell whether he really means and does what he says.
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  1864. Hi @markminister2599, If the red coats were still stationed in Boston, Massachusetts America would still be under colonial rule.
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  1865. Yes. Totally wrong and unfair I would say.
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  1866. Don't confuse Blackstone with Blackrock even though Blackrock did freeze withdrawals for a real estate fund back in January.
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  1867. Pakistan on its own has a population of 200 million!
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  1868. I’m already in Steemit/dtube. I’ve been posting on Steemit since August 2016.
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  1869. Usually markets discount events that are set to occur and that we know in advance. So the fact that we know some of the Basel III rules regarding gold will come in to effect at a certain date should not have big impact on things I would say.
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  1870. Yes, I bought his biography which came out a year or so before he died. He was a product of the Globalist/City of London powers that be.
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  1871. GLD was created by the bankers to alleviate demand for physical gold so it’s not the real thing. I would not trust it. They probably also use it to arbitrage price movements in gold futures and that’s why it looks like they might be shorting it or they could be trying to manipulate the price of real gold too. You do not own gold by owning GLD .
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  1872. I think you mean Mr Fink and not Christian. It is good to see Ueda waking up. Let's hope he acts.
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  1873. Yes, I remember that well. It is another smoking gun.
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  1874. As I know. A. Lange & Sohne is a good one from germany.
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  1875. Hi Jeff, You need to keep in touch with what these people are thinking and planning in order to combat them.
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  1876. I think it will be this year or beginning 2020 at the latest. I think it has probably even started already.
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  1877. +Judith Kernaghan You are right. In my first report this morning I covered the bond market and at the time the 10 year note yield was at 2.42% and now it is around 2.48% so quit a big move in a day. I also noticed the 2 year is up 4 basis point at 1.92%. It could get very interesting.
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  1878. Yes OVER HERE!! The money in the bank that you think is yours is actually an unsecured loan to the bank!
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  1879. Morning
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  1880. Good morning!
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  1881. It's not a prank as it was publicly traded on the futures exchange.
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  1882. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1883. My pleasure!
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  1884. Hi @Steve C, it is reality and as you saw I was warning about the bailouts in 2008 in 2008 and we are now paying the price for it.
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  1885. My pleasure!
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  1886. Thanks, will do!
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  1887. @banjerism7281 , You are that 1 in a million. it's obvious to you but not to the vast majority of people.
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  1888. Lynette was the reason I was affiliated with them and she is now gone.
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  1889. Welcome!!
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  1890. Hi @hzj79, You don't need to apologise to me.
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  1891. Hi Rebel Lucy, Thanks for the feedback. It's important to me to know I've helped a bit.
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  1892. Yes, and especially if it also starts taking place in gold and silver.
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  1893. Hi @lynd scott, You are welcome.
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  1894. I accidentally raised the decibel level (and didn't realise it) so the next video will be fine.
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  1895. Hi William, If you have been listening to my videos you would know what I think the right thing tom do is. Of course you do not have to agree with me but at least I am sticking to what I think is the right thing to do.
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  1896. @modus_operandi2508, It was the first thing that came into my head but I see what you mean. Dimon is Greek by the way.
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  1897. Versus real money the stock market has been in a bear market since around 1999/2000. Versus Federal Reserve confetti it is difficult to say. We could see a correction but it will probably be shallow as the Mr Powell & Co. would pour more fuel into the fire if it were to drop too sharply.
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  1898. Thanks for listening
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  1899. I like skiing but home is home.
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  1900. No private sector growth at least.
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  1901. Any time!
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  1902. My great grandfather was Italian.
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  1903. Hi Mark, It all depends on your circumstances and how much you have to put into precious metals. I would say the more you have to invest then you can start looking at bars.
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  1904. I have cryptos too but I consider them more speculative rather than a stable store of value like gold or silver. Since 2016 gold has risen from $1050 to $1570 now while bitcoin has gone from $1000 to $20’000 and back to $3’000 and now back to $10’000. I actually think cryptos will go higher but the way there is very choppy. So as speculation it’s a great but it won’t safeguard the value and stability of your savings bitcoin and cryptos is not the answer.
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  1905. I have not seen this particular article but have been following Ted Butler for years.
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  1906. Yes, I have seen it and the pound is actually up 1/3 of a percent which just goes to show the "no confidence" vote is the right thing!
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  1907. The US also has one of the biggest naval bases in the Middle East there, (Qatar) Go figure!
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  1908. You bet
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  1909. Excellent
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  1910. I have not looked into the corruption aspect but would say the public budget was always in balance or in surplus and the economy grew massively and the population as a whole became more prosperous than ever. Corruption, unfortunately, will occur everywhere and I'd is greater when government is bigger.
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  1911. That is the only thing one needs to know about economics! Agree with you 100%.
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  1912. Same to you!
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  1913. Hi @Barbara Sattler, Es tut mir sehr leid.
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  1914. To go where? Austria?
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  1915. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, I have seen that too.
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  1916. Thanks! Will do!
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  1917. I was looking at the full State Pension.
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  1918. I personally think 43 was the top for the current cycle and that the rise in the ratio we have seen since in 2012 is a correction and I do not see a ratio near 40 again in the current credit cycle top in 2000.
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  1919. Well here in the U.K. we have the U.S.’s NSA spying on the British public while in the U.S. you’ve got the U.K.’s GCHQ spying on Americans. Sounds evil to me too. Recently one of the NSA’s spy’s wife in the U.K. ran over a teenage cyclist and killed him and the U.K. and US governments let the NSA spy family go back to the US!
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  1920. Good morning, Aaron. I think Lincoln would probably be banned from Facebook and Twitter if he were alive today. Conspiracy theorist!
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  1921. Hi @Michael A. Abbott, It is a pdf file so I will probably cover the whole thing soon in a video. It came out yesterday and I have read it. It is not the one about oil and gold it is a new one.
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  1922. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1923. OnlyMyPOV The only reason I use “most probably “ is that I do not like to say that something is 100% definite without the proof. So to give you an idea of what I think just replace “most probably “ with 99%
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  1924. 6
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  1925. Let's hope you are right as the situation in Italy seems real to me.
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  1926. +Alex Morgan The West seems to be determined to provoke the Russians. I would prefer a financial collapse instead of a war. As Einstein once said: "If there we fight WWIII then WWIV will be fought with sticks."
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  1927. Hi @Paul brown, It (gold) has been for the last 22 years. In dollars gold is up 9.3% per annum from 2000 to 2022 and in pounds it is up 10.7%. Check out page 18 of this report: https://ingoldwetrust.report/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/In-Gold-We-Trust-report-2022-english.pdf
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  1928. Thank you! You too!
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  1929. Towards the end of July. Probably the 30th.
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  1930. Nice!!
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  1931. Agreed!
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  1932. I agree, Garry. Was thinking of the same myself.
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  1933. You bet
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  1934. Good morning!
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  1935. J'espere bien.
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  1936. My pleasure!
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  1937. @BCJoey, You must not know what a Brazilian accent sounds like because, even though, I was born there and grew up there I don't have one. If anything I'm always asked here in the U.K. whether I'm either Canadian or American but never Brazilian.
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  1938. Could you please use #questionfordoug so we can see where the questions are.
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  1939. Yes indeed!
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  1940. Glad you like them!
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  1941. I think it's only versus the dollar the Swiss franc and the Chinese yuan that it still has not hit an all-time high.
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  1942. +Nasdaq Se The dollar falling and gold rising is a symptom of the corrupt policy of inflation the US and other countries have had since the early 1970s. All this policy does is help the wealthy and hurt the masses as their earning can never keep up with the rising cost of living and that is why basic healthcare is unaffordable for many. Sound money or gold based monetary system as opposed to the Central Bank fiat money based system the US has at present has a lot to answer for. All I'm trying to do is inform people about the rotten nature of this system. I think that if we could have a sound and honest money system a lot of the problems like lack of basic healthcare would be resolved.
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  1943. Volcker was advising Nixon. I don’t think it was an executive order as Bretton Woods Agreement was with foreign countries. I’m not sure though. I’d have to look into it.
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  1944. They will most probably have to start QE very soon too I would say. First though they will use the rate cut tool as they have a bit of room there.
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  1945. The inflation has already been baked in the cake so no amount of "supplyside" as you call it will save the fiat currencies. We have had year of inflation i.e. the creation of currency and credit out of thin air.
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  1946. @corrvisuals , He has his favourite toy Piggy with him. He likes to "kill" it.
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  1947. Madeira wine is nice and Portuguese wine in general is good too.
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  1948. @frankfazio , If you look at the thumbnail it says "includes paid promotion".
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  1949. That was the tee on a par 5 so I hit a driver.
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  1950. Absolutely. JP Morgan bank has its origins in the City of London via George Peabody's bank.
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  1951. Hi @L, You have just proved my point that bitcoin is not fit for purpose as the blockchain fees seem to be killing the goose that laid the "golden" egg. Bitcoin was supposed to replace banking and stop the rip off and slow process of transferring value. It seems to be failing from what I am looking at. It seems like the Russian and Chinese block producers are laughing all the way to the banks they wanted to destroy.
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  1952. I appreciate that!
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  1953. Our pleasure!
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  1954. That (manectober) is appropriate as my birthday is October 3rd.
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  1955. @gustavfourie5099 , Apple iPhone
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  1956. Good morning
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  1957. I appreciate that
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  1958. Thanks.
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  1959. @OldPa Sink, The Petrodollar and the Fed are closely related and if you do not see that it's too bad. The only country that has used nuclear weapons against civilians is the U.S. You might remember Hiroshima and Nagasaki or is that just history we should just forget?
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  1960. @OldPa Sink, I don't see the U.S. trying to stop Israel having nuclear weapons that it should not even have!
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  1961. +FrugalLife Thanks. I think it is important to keep touching upon the subject as the vast majority of the public are not aware of it and hopefully I am able to shed some light on the system for some people.
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  1962. Thanks, will do!
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  1963. Yes I think the top in DJI above 26k will be the top for a long time to come.
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  1964. Morning!
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  1965. Glad you enjoy it!
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  1966. I appreciate that
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  1967. It is an old story but new production in German.
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  1968. Same to you!
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  1969. I have. He has been involved with the Mises Institute and Ron Paul. I will have a look. Thanks
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  1970. There must have been a problem with YouTube as the video was perfectly ok on my side. I think it is working now though.
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  1971. Be that as it may, it was Keynes who got the ball rolling into the business of government intervention and the Ph.D. economists proposing all this madness are all advocates of the Keynesian school and have been schooled and trained in the mold of Keynes. The Keynesian philosophy is more than just budgets or surpluses but more the philosophy that academics and bureaucrats know what is best and that markets and the people cannot be trusted.
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  1972. Hi @Christopher k, You can send me a message via Patreon as I do not give out my email here on the message board.
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  1973. @AaronLevi, The other point I would make is that it is really hard to try and forecast events today as everything being implemented by Central Banks and Treasuries around the world has never been done before so all we can do is give it our best shot. In the end though more and more fiat currency debasement or an eventual collapse will occur.
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  1974.  @irishpicker7295  I did say that the eBay price is higher but it also shows that there is something strange when prices are so out of whack. I agree with you though that smaller coins or fractional as you call them usually have a higher premium.
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  1975. I think we are seeing deflation in terms of real money or gold and it has been happening since 2000 but in terms of paper currency or the Federal Reserve Note we are seeing inflation as the Fed and Congress continue to stimulate. I am surprised Mr Rickards still believes that the Fed's PCE is an honest meat of paper currency inflation. I agree with everything else he says but not his faith in government statistics.
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  1976. The boss is the decorator! She is in charge.
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  1977. Yes, it looks like the Chinese want a lot of gold and Jamie is obliging.
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  1978. You are correct
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  1979. American companies have dealt with the Chinese voluntarily and accepted the 49:51 joint venture deal. The other point I’d make is that thanks to the Chinese being America’s biggest creditor credit is still abundant for Uncle Sam and his nephews and nieces.
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  1980. With fiat but if you have any left after payment of taxes than you convert.
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  1981. Yes, I was just reading about that. The "Frugal Man" of Europe has finally given in as German Debt to GDP is now at 80%. Prior to this crisis it was just below 60% which is the maximum EU countries should have according to the EU and Article 126 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. You can kiss good bye to Eurozone fiscal restraint and a sound euro currency.
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  1982. Thanks @Alan Zibelman.
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  1983. I still hold the great majority of my gold physically but it’s nice to have the digital option and especially if you travel abroad as you can spend it anywhere if you need to.
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  1984. Yes, I meant "we" in the West as opposed to the other nations.
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  1985. By disinflation I mean a continued decrease in the rate of government measured prices like the CPI. In the 1970s and early 1980s CPI was in double digits and then it dropped gradually over time. House prices might not even go down in a inflationary scenario but they will go down in real terms.
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  1986. That's what they want you to think.
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  1987. So true!
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  1988.  @briechilli4496  You need to think of what you have in terms of ounces and grams and how much you can buy. Try not to chase fiat prices either and maybe try to spread out your purchases too.
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  1989. Lol
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  1990. I know but it needs to be put out there even though this video was demonetised. I’ve only had two videos demonetised this year and both were to do with 9/11! It looks like we need to shut up and accept the official version of events.
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  1991. I will talk about the Eurovision Song Contest tomorrow! That should cheer you up.
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  1992. @leonholly8466 < I've said for the last few years that buying gold and silver would be the best way to benefit from what the BRICS are doing as far as de-dollarizing is concerned.
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  1993. Glad you enjoyed it
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  1994. Well put chris wiebers.
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  1995. The support from the community is great and that is what people do not understand. EOS is decentralised so you are not going to be able to call a head office anywhere. The process is not complicated if you do your homework. I am far from being tech savvy and in the beginning I was confused too but I did my homework and moved on.
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  1996. Any time!
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  1997. The legs are fine actually is just a head cold.
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  1998. We need to wait and see what comes out and that’s why the title of this video is a question.
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  1999. My pleasure!
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  2000. Hi drifter, Thanks for your support. I'll be doing a livestream later on today.
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  2001. Bond yields or interest rates form the basis for the calculation for discounting the future value of all financial assets that are derived from US treasurys “risk free rate of return “. Treasurys are considered risk free because Uncle Sam is always expected to be able to print money or create even more debt in order to pay off existing debt. If you saw the long term chart of the 10 year yield you can see that it’s been in a downward trend since 1981 and since then the Dow has gone from 1k to 25k. If yields do change direction and start rising it is very likely that the easy money and credit of the last 37 years may be in jeopardy and that would threaten the valuations of financial assets like stocks and bonds. I hope that helps.
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  2002. Gold does not have a price in dollars. The dollar is gold. The price we talk about is the ratio of one ounce of gold to 1 Federal Reserve Note. This bill will give the market 30 moths for it to find out the market price of ounce of gold. After that the dollar value of gold could fluctuate slightly but the market will have found the right ratio for gold and the dollar.
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  2003. Thank you! You too!
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  2004. Monetary adaptation for John Lennon!
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  2005. I think Delaware is the biggest tax haven in the world.
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  2006. Morning!
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  2007. Good morning!
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  2008. +grE68 I did not expect it to be at $2000 but after almost 10 years of uninterrupted debt creation and negative real interest rates I would actually expect gold to be a lot higher than it is now. The gold cartel will eventually have to allow the price to go its natural level or else they will run out of gold.
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  2009. Morning
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  2010. I saw the statement and I did not see it like that. He did not mention the dollar but the alliance between France and the U.S. has been somewhat weakened.
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  2011. @imbonkers3629 , The UK is not far behind at around 51% of the economy.
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  2012. Patience and perseverance.
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  2013. Hi @wholebitcoiner, I am not an apologist but it seems to me that these countries realise their currencies will need to have some backing with gold and that is why they are buying so much of it. Would I exchange my gold and silver for a fiat currency from those countries and hold it as savings? No.
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  2014. The thing is that the New Deal was his way of giving back people some crumbs and making them dependent on the government. He should have been sent to Alcatraz for life but unfortunately he was part of the government.
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  2015. Good morning!
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  2016. Morning!
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  2017. You mean Justin Castro? ;)
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  2018. Technically they are Currency Machines! ;)
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  2019. A recession is defined by the powers that be as two consecutive quarters of negative Y/Y GDP growth. I would say though that all the statistics and especially inflation (via CPI) are doctored by the government. What that means is that if we were told the truth about inflation and that it is a lot higher than would actually mean that GDP, in real terms, has actually been shrinking for years and is not growing at 2% or 3% per annum as we are told. I have made videos about GDP and the CPI and how the data are doctored.
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  2020. It will probably be a secret tribunal so the public will be kept in the dark and Assange will be sent to Guantanamo or elsewhere for the rest of his life.
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  2021. Sure is
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  2022. Hi @sheephill kennel, here is my interview with Ron Paul in April of 2020. https://youtu.be/OQWlrqCN6Bc
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  2023. it is an audio only report.
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  2024. Good morning @Grow Mechanic.
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  2025. Hi @Jeff Johnson, Or you can also own it.
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  2026. Maybe we could have a three-headed kind of Cerberus. We'd have Powell, Yellen and Bernanke heads all in one.
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  2027. Hi @Scoobyism3, That is the precedent the U.S. government has set. Weimar here we come.
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  2028. Thanks. I'm doing my best.
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  2029. +Andre I took some profit on Wednesday on some mining stock positions I've held since late 2015. I do not think this FBI saga changes anything so I am still committed to the PMs and miners. If you can sleep soundly at night I would not worry.
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  2030. I don't follow it so no thoughts.
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  2031. I would personally try to get out of the fiat system as much as possible. Only hold fiat in the banks for expenses/direct debits.
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  2032. There are a few liras. It's like the term dollar. It's the latin term for pound. Italians call the British pound the la lira sterlina. it all goes back to a measure of a weight of silver.
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  2033. The treasury would finance it if necessary.
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  2034. Hi @patty sizer, It probably is not right now as I said in the video. Something would have to be worked out with Congress and I am sure that a big crisis could be the excuse to make it legal.
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  2035. This is a channel about money and markets. I understand your point about the spiritual side but Oliver is talking about safety and security in the financial side of things.
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  2036. @fraugendaz ,They sell it in the market just like any other investor. So the BoJ will probably call one of the big Japanese banks in New York or London and give them the order to sell Treasuries. The Japanese bank will call a broker dealer and ask them for a quote.
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  2037. I don't think we have heard the last of this banking crisis.
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  2038. Morning!
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  2039. Glad you enjoyed it
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  2040. Thanks for listening
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  2041. Not for sale at present.
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  2042. I don't mind making a video when I think there are important news and developments. I enjoy following what is going on so it does not feel like overtime at all. Thanks for your appreciation though.
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  2043. Gold is money so it doesn’t matter if your country has gold as a resource. Look at Switzerland it has no gold mines but has always been a gold rich country.
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  2044. Yes, the Italian yields are still relatively low compared to October 2018 but they have risen somewhat in the last month. The 10-year BTP yield has risen from 2.37% to 2.66% at the moment. The high last October was around 3.70%.
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  2045. Bitcoin is not a coin though. You can't hold it and you can't see it either.
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  2046. +Winchu Lu CDS is used as a hedge against US treasury default. I did not say it was insurance against a stock market crash. The stock market might actually do well in case of a government shutdown or temporary default.
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  2047. I'm at home just in a different room.
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  2048. Yes and I have noticed that the FSCS has been advertising quite regularly on the radio about this so called "insurance" and that at the end of the advert they say that a financial collapse that could lead to the payout is "probably never going to happen". If DB goes bust I think you can forget about the FSCS insurance!
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  2049. I agree.
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  2050. +pmdci How do you figure that out? My daughter has Italian, British and Brazilian. You can have 3 passports in the UK.
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  2051. There’s not much left of gold either as you can see from the data. As I said I’m not trying to denigrate bitcoin but look at some facts.
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  2052. Hi @Beverly Smith, From what Ali said in his interview with Silver Bullion TV (which I highly recommend) many Lebanese are moving temporarily to countries like Turkey, Armenia and Georgia.
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  2053. Thanks, will do!
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  2054. You are welcome
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  2055. DIY!!! A bit of a hack job but it will do. Turkish Barber 💈 shut for lockdown.
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  2056. Thanks Roma.
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  2057. Tier 1 Capital is used in the calculation to determine the health of the Too Big To Fail banks. Gold would be used as an asset for the Tier 1 capital calculation part of a bank's equity. The BIS's Basel III classifies Capital as Tier 1 as opposed to Assets. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/tier-1-capital-ratio.asp#:~:text=The%20tier%201%20capital%20ratio%20has%20to%20be%20at%20least,are%20too%20big%20to%20fail.
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  2058. Hi @Valerie Price, Maybe they did not listen closely enough to Zoltan? I'd say just because he works for them does not mean that his analysis is not constructive. I agree with you though in the end of the day each person should decide for themselves.
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  2059. Same to you!
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  2060. Yes that too.
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  2061. It depends on whether the firms you deal with survive. i guess high inflation keeps things going while a deflationary collapse could put banks and financial institutions in jeopardy.
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  2062. YCC is when they officially institute a peg for yields so until they do that we have not got it.
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  2063. If you look at last year when gold dropped to $1450 the 10-year yield was at 0.55% and now it is at 1.5%. What we are seeing is Central Banks manipulating paper prices lower in order to fool people into thinking there is no inflation. I guess I was wrong in the short term but if anything it's a a very good opportunity to exchange paper for money but I am not sure you will be able to pay the paper price for the real thing.
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  2064. Premium Bonds are a loan to the UK government.
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  2065. Hi @Martin McDade, I have listened to Clif and bought his ALTA reports for years and the only problem with his way of seeing things or forecasts is the timing.
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  2066. Anytime CBs and governments create more debt it is of itself inflation unless the new debt is 100% backed by gold or real savings. When they pay off debt or shrink money supply and credit that is deflation. The former leads to the debasement of the currency and the latter to the strengthening of the currency's purchasing power. I would say the last time the U.S. had deflation was back in the early 1930's and probably the same for the UK. Unfortunately very few people nowadays understand the real definition of inflation and deflation.
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  2067. Good morning! I'm picking up some 1964 half dollars today that I bought last week from Gold Investments.
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  2068. I saw that. He couldn't make it to the Buckeye State.
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  2069. @gordon Hamilton, There is another exclusive club in Surrey called Queenwood and they will probably be on the same boat.
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  2070.  @lowellgeddes8996 , I'm not sure about that and I'd rather see the Federal Reserve is abolished and the U.S. going back to the original bimetallic system designed by the founders.
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  2071. So if precious metals are more valuable as commodities than a store of value how come central banks and sovereign nations hold about 35'000 metric tonnes of it?
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  2072. I have spoken about derivatives many times and could have mentioned it but it’s a subjective for another video.
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  2073. Inflation eats away the value of debt but it also eats away the value of your earnings. If you earnings keep up with inflation it will make it easier for you to pay off your mortgage.
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  2074. If there wasn't enough gold or silver in the world then why have they been money for thousands of years? At current suppressed prices you could argue there isn't enough to go around but at $20'000/oz there would be plenty. The other thing you forget is that even under a free market gold based system you would also have credit but it would be anchored to the amount of real money (gold and silver) in the system. Did you know there isn't enough physical Federal Reserve Notes (aka dollars) in the world? There is about $300 trillion in financial assets but only about $1.2 trillion of physical dollars in circulation. Can you imagine if 10% of financial assets were to be liquidated and that the people who liquidated them demanded the cash?
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  2075. Hi @Allan Larmour, Well said.
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  2076. Exactly!
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  2077. Hi @Lucky Red Fish, Bitcoin is priced in fiat dollar and the fiat dollar is a derivative or substitute for gold and gold is and has been money for thousands of years. So when the fiat dollar disappears and if bitcoin is still around it will be priced in gold. It is a simple deduction I would say.
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  2078. Gold sovereigns are 22 carat or .9166. The British silver coinage prior to 1920 was 0.925 or sterling. Circulating coins need an alloy, usually copper, to make sure it does not get damaged. So for every 100 part of a 0.925 coin 92.5 is silver and the other 7.5 is the alloy. With gold sovereign it is 91.66 gold and 8.34 parts copper.
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  2079. Deutsche Bank is Trump Organiztion's bank!
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  2080. Yes, inflation, debt and defense are America's biggest export.
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  2081. +Stinky In 2008 the it was a banking crisis and now it will be a fiat currency crisis so gold should do well in my opinion.
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  2082. That would be great if we see the bullion banks crushed. As for the ETF, I don't think it would matter as it is a paper derivative and only tracks the price. The minimum amount for delivery is 10'000 shares or something like more than $14 million worth of gold.
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  2083. +Cole That too I guess. Maybe you should do a video on it. :)
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  2084. Thank you very much!
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  2085. It does not surprise me.
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  2086. @Boer369, Illegal to sell versus what? Gold and silver are money and can always be exchanged for other goods. I guess you could say the same for bitcoin. I think the NWO will have a hard time convincing a lot of people to take their trashy fiat currencies.
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  2087. Good morning!
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  2088. Thanks for the info
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  2089. My pleasure!
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  2090. Interesting!
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  2091. If you want to call a $6 drop plummeting that is ok with me.
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  2092. The Fed was given monopoly in the issuance of the fiat currency through the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. The argument is whether the Federal Reserve Act is constitutional or not. I think it is unconstitutional but it looks like the Supreme Court of the U.S. disagrees with me.
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  2093. Hi @marinluke9470, I will stick with PM's.
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  2094. I could but the world still runs in the fiat dollar system. You will notice though that the first two prices I quote are gold and silver.
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  2095. Not anymore as he’s retired.
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  2096.  @imbonkers3629  Gold Investment accept cash too if you visit them in person.
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  2097. The coupon or interest is what the borrow pays when issuing the bond at 100 or par. The yield is what an investor buying the bond in the secondary market will get from buying the bond. If the price in the secondary market has gone up to 110 the coupon will still be the same but the yield will be less than the coupon because the investor will have to pay more for the bond. If the coupon is 6% and the price is 100 in the secondary market the yield will also be 6% if the coupon is 6% and the price of the bond is lower than 100 in the secondary market the yield will be higher than 6% and vice versa.
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  2098. I suspect the same.
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  2099. That's weird. I guess they have not declared bankruptcy if they are still spending on marketing or advertising.
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  2100. Back in 1933 gold was lawful money so it was widely held by the public but nowadays the vast majority of the public has no clue about what gold is so I do not think confiscation will be required. The confiscation is already happening via the manipulation and denigration of gold.
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  2101. Hi @Andrew Kurmra, I think it is a mistake not to buy silver because of the VAT as I have seen how irrelevant, in terms of nominal price, the VAT I paid in 2003 for buying silver at £3.50 per troy ounce has become. When silver is a great deal higher as I think it will be the VAT will seem insignificant. I try to buy both gold and silver when possible.
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  2102. The currencies you mentioned above are, of course, all fiat currencies so they will fluctuate against each other but in my opinion there is no alternative but gold and silver even when the Usd weakens.
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  2103. @OnlyMyPOV, and copper makes silver divisible.
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  2104. Hi @Hilarius Warwinkel, I am not prepping for food but I do live relatively close to the country side and know someone who owns a farm. I grew up in Brazil and I remember well when the currency collapsed in 1987. The shelves in the supermarkets were fairly empty but it was not disastrous. My father was able to get beef from a farm near Rio and had to pay with dollars though. So even though many people say you cannot eat gold or silver farmers will gladly accept gold and silver for their produce instead of the paper currency. I think it is prudent though to have extra food and other things and I am not saying people should not prep.
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  2105. Welcome!
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  2106. Hey, thanks!
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  2107. I saw a video about this and to be honest what can be done? I think the situation is gone past where there might be some hope but I hope I am wrong. The majority of the people do not want to listen so I have gone past trying to point all this out to them. I will stick to trying to help people maybe try to protect their finances somewhat even though this new legislation makes a mockery of the old principle of the rule of law and the individual's right to freedom and his/her right to protect private property.
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  2108. @robert preston, Haven't we been seeing constant in wars and plundering under this current fiat money system we have had since 1914? I would actually say that the discipline of gold makes wars less likely to occur because they become much more costly. Your reasoning is completely erroneous as WW One would not have lasted as long as it did if the Gold Standard had not been abandoned.
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  2109. My view is that gold and silver have a track record going back millennia while bitcoin's track record is barely a decade old.
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  2110. Globalists like Mr. Wolf did until very recently. You and I have not for a long time.
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  2111. Hi @Jimmy Twotone, Who said anything about them flooding the market? All it would mean, IMO, is that they have been buying a lot more than disclosed and that there is not as much available for us in the West.
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  2112. Clinton is a Georgetown graduate and Trump went to Fordham University, the oldest Jesuit university in the U.S. and Mark Carney attended the St Francis Xavier High School. Francis Xavier was the co-founder of the Society of Jesus or Jesuits.
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  2113. Why? It is the Globalists who have been pushing the global warming and now climate change agenda for decades in order to gain ore and more control of our lives. They perpetuate a campaign of fear ( the world is ending, polar bears are dying etc...) in order to make us do what they want and in a way that will line up their pockets.
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  2114. Yes, he knew the game.
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  2115. It is fraud and theft. It is harder to do so when bartering in my opinion.
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  2116. I did say in the medium to longer term. There is always trouble when there is severe change. The other question I would ask is the following: "Has the status of having the Fiat Global Reserve Currency been been a blessing to America in the last 45 years?"
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  2117. Great to hear!
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  2118. Much appreciated
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  2119. Yes. He did not feel like getting up this morning. I will have to dock his wages.
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  2120. Yes I know but it is interesting that at least the Swiss will have a vote on it and bring awareness about the subject to light.
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  2121. Thank you! You too!
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  2122. Not at all
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  2123. +Everything Thanks for the flattering compliments. Billy was fast asleep at 7:30 so did not want to wake up the old boy.
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  2124. I use a different microphone for my normal videos as it connects directly to my iPhone when I record. For the livestream I use my iMac camera and the Blue Yeti microphone. I have just ordered a microphone cover for the livestream microphone. I hope that will do the trick. Thank you for letting me know.
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  2125. That is news to me and I don't know where you got your information from. Unless they stop people using the internet here there is no way to ban crypto currencies.
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  2126. Good morning!
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  2127. Good morning!
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  2128. The dollar is the top dog as a fiat currency so if the dollar goes they all go.
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  2129. You got that right!
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  2130. I would say they are both sides of the authoritarian coin.
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  2131. Hi Michael, Thanks for the feedback and interest in what I have to say.
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  2132.  @carlton7015  Yields are the fluctuating rate of return that bonds provide in the secondary market and the fixed interest rate or coupon is the rate that the borrower has to pay in order to issue (borrow) the bond. So yields and interest rates are basically the same things.
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  2133. I don't follow those two but I do not agree with them that we have deflation. I guess they have been brainwashed into believing the Fed's measure of inflation (core PCE) and they don't seem to know the classical definition of inflation either and that is why I do not follow them.
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  2134. Glad you enjoyed!
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  2135. They are hiding in plain sight!
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  2136. Well that’s what gold and silver coins and bars allow you to do! Tangible and outside the system. Gold and silver ETFs and mining stocks are not free of counter-party risk like actual gold and silver.
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  2137. @MrB1923, That's the whole point of the fiat currency system. It's that you can inflate and deflate the markets at will and in the process continue to rip the public off. Thomas Jefferson warned about this 200 years ago but people never do their research or look at history and learn from it.
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  2138. As I said, It is for you to research it. There will be some that will be successful in attracting interest from the majors but not all.
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  2139. Hi @Marcin skawinski, You need to look at the big picture and the fact that when this scandal comes out into the mainstream you will not be able to get silver or gold or at least the real thing.
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  2140. Hi @Riedo Denise, I would say the question to ask is how much monetary savings does one need. I would also add it depends how you lead your life and where you are. My philosophy is to have as much as possible I guess.
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  2141. Yes it will
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  2142. Hi @hzj79, It changes with time and depends on what the market rate is right and was in the past. Right now the rate is relatively low as the Treasury with the Fed's help has been able to keep rates artificially low for many years. I don't know exactly what the average interest rate is but I would say it's probably well below 2%.
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  2143. Thanks
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  2144. You mean the real currency like the Libertads?
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  2145. Good point.
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  2146. Good morning!
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  2147. Glad to help
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  2148. He does his part for the channel so I would say he is earning his keep.
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  2149. Hi Terry, I have noticed that about the non-coverage of the French protests.
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  2150. +James Economy Hold on to your Federal Reserve Notes Paper Bug!
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  2151. Good morning!
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  2152. Justinian deception does that well but I know what you mean. I will have to look into it.
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  2153. I have not got another one bt I will look into it. I recommend Fiat Money Inflation in France if you have not read it yet.
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  2154. I have seen that there are people out there who think everything including sports is rigged but I do not agree a golf tournament can be rigged and believe me in my younger days I played in quite a few big amateur tournaments in Switzerland and Italy. I only mentioned Tiger because it was an interesting bit of fact and I am a study of golf and monetary history.
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  2155. I'd say it is a delusion too.
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  2156. Hi @WokWithJosh, I am aware of the involvement of the NSA in the crypto space back in the 1990s and even though cryptos have grown organically I would not put it past government to have been involved behind the scenes.
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  2157. Yes and make that all US taxpayers and holders of Federal Reserve Notes too.
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  2158. Our pleasure!
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  2159. Hi @billydgarrett, I think Smedley Butler realised as he grew older what war was all about and that is why he tried to expose it. Yes, he benefited from war and but he realised eventually that it was more about profits for a few than defending any higher ideal.
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  2160. Hi Padd, I did warn people not to "hold their breath" for the end of the war but one can always hope and try to inform people.
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  2161. Even if the paper price were to collapse again you would not be able to find any real physical silver. I bought some silver Britannias in Mach on the day silver dropped to a $11 handle but I was lucky because I know a dealer who was able to get me last coins at the time. That was Oliver Temple at Gold Investments.
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  2162. I appreciate that!
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  2163. My point is that it could be the start of increased volatility as we have not seen a move like this in ages.
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  2164. Hi @Be Still, It should in theory.
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  2165. Glad you enjoyed it
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  2166. Good morning!
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  2167. Yes, it's the first time I've used it. I'll look into how I can stop that next time.
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  2168. You are right about that. I think that is a subject for just one video. Think opioids.
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  2169. Happy new year!
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  2170. No but you can try Gold Investments as they should ship there.
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  2171. I have not but I am not worried about bail ins as I have almost nothing with the banks.
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  2172. @redwine2664 , I have had a couple. I like pistachio.
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  2173. Yes, that is right. I knew I forgot something.
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  2174. Hi @G W, I do not consider Bitcoin money nor a currency and that is how I see it. If it had been around for a few thousand years then it would be a different story. BTW I do not hate Bitcoin I just think it is a speculative asset and not a safe and stable store of wealth like gold and silver have been for thousands of years.
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  2175. Hi @BIG DADDY, Unfortunately, most won't until it is too late.
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  2176. It's because he only follows the cycles and charts.
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  2177. They become worth very little in terms of real things. They might still be worth a certain nominal amount but won't buy you much.
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  2178. It was a kilo of silver not gold!
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  2179. Hi @MrTempo, There is a FT War on Gold mug in my teespring store and the editorial is on the mug. Here is the link: https://maneco64.creator-spring.com/listing/ft-war-on-gold
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  2180. As I said Big Government never helps the public be it in the form of Capitalism or Socialism. In my opinion, we will only have general prosperity if people are free and governments are small. The bigger governments get the more oppressed people become.
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  2181. Good morning!
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  2182. Plc stands for Public Limited Company. It is the UK equivalent for Inc.
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  2183. @sanjit neogi, I know that Indians are the biggest owners of gold and my advice to have gold is not for Indians but people in the West. As you said it yourself India "was" a First World country but fell back and is recovering now and catching up very quickly with the West.
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  2184. Unfortunately I think it is a universal problem and not only an American one.
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  2185. Good morning!
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  2186. Morning!
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  2187. Hi @nickgreek8046, I will cover it if you want.
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  2188. I like Atkinsons and i have met Paul.
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  2189. What do you think they will have to back the digital currency with if all faith and confidence is lost in paper money?
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  2190. Thank you! You too!
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  2191. He started out at Lehman Brothers.
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  2192. Yes, he snored quite a bit this morning.
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  2193. @peetsnort, I don't play with other people's money. I try to inform people about the nature of money. It is MANECO, not Monaco, which is in the South of France.
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  2194. Thanks for the tip
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  2195. The plague started a few years later and I think was carried from the East via shipping. I guess the financial crisis and plague accentuated the economic depression that came later.
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  2196. I'd say it is the real market price and it is the bankers that are manipulating the spot price as a high silver price is kryptonite for their debt-based system.
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  2197. Hi @Marcin skawinski, Yes it does not make sense but markets can remain irrational for longer than you might remain solvent. That's one of the few things that John Maynard Keynes said that I agree with.
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  2198. Hi @Nettynoo Hawk, I am not sure what you mean. maybe the topic is being shadow banned but it is difficult to say.
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  2199. Wow, thank you
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  2200. Appreciated
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  2201. Element number 79 in the periodic table.
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  2202. The problem with oil is that it's difficult to carry. With an ounce of gold you could survive in a new country and get yourself up and running. Unfortunately oil is not very portable and that is why it's not money.
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  2203. +allen cramer It's difficult to say when silver will break out but I think we are close. Silver, besides being a monetary metal, is also an industrial one so it does not always react exactly like gold.
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  2204. A rave!
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  2205. Hi @Hironmat, The crypto crowd have been impersonating several channels. I will never try to sell anything in the comment section. This is the second bot I have reported to YouTube in the last two weeks.
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  2206. Billy told me he is not very impressed with PM Trudeau!
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  2207. I appreciate that!
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  2208. A bi-metallic gold and silver standard would be ideal.
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  2209. The question you should be asking is whether it’s safe to hold paper and I don’t think so. As you saw the monetary inflation is just getting started.
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  2210. The U.S. Treasury will have to buy it at the current market price and deliver it to Brazil at $35/oz. Not a good trade for the U.S. Treasury.
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  2211. What about JP Morgan, Barclays, Morgan Stanley and the Vatican Bank?
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  2212. Hi, The Realist, I do not look at Kitco. It looks to me to have been a system error as on other platforms spot gold's low overnight is around $1277.
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  2213.  @InoNothin339  I think he means $27k. Europeans use . instead of , for numbers.
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  2214. Morning!
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  2215. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  2216. Yes I know and I have made videos about stock markets and hyperinflation. You can search in my channel for Weimar, hyperinflation and you will find it. I think it's still debatable as to whether the powers that be will destroy the Federal Reserve Note through hyperinflation but it's possible and that is why I recommend people hold gold and silver.
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  2217. Hi @M S, I moved to Britain in 1992 as a business career decision. I was offered a position at a major brokerage house in the London and even though Geneva was a nice place to work and live I felt more at home in London.
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  2218. They will run out and markets discount the future.
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  2219. +Alex Pitti The only way people would choose to go back on a gold standard would be to completely discredit the present system so in a way what Greenspan did at the Fed has helped move the system nearer to its demise.
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  2220. I will have him on again.
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  2221. Yes, and the London Gold Pool was an overt manipulation operation that eventually failed.
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  2222. I try and do it whenever possible. It depends on each individual. I have been stacking since 2002.
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  2223. Good morning! Yes, it is going well the recovery. Thanks.
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  2224. Hi, I know Yankee Staking. He has been on the chat during my livestreams.
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  2225. It is a payment/banking technology.
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  2226. @ashvoj, I consider it and call it the Persian Gulf too and I would say the Gulf Countries are the countries that border the Persian Gulf. I do not consider it the Arabian Gulf.
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  2227. Thanks 👍
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  2228. Yes that’s right.
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  2229. How does the Fed buy Treasuries? How else would one ever buy anything. The Fed creates this buying power or money out of thin air.
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  2230. I would say nothing that is unsustainable lasts forever and also that the truth always comes out in the end.
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  2231. Gold has already started and silver is right behind in my opinion.
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  2232. The other point I would make is why would you sell your car (unless you don't need it) if the currency keeps dropping? You'd be left holding a bag of quickly depreciating currency and short of a car.
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  2233. Berner Oberland. Very far away from Uncle Klaus.
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  2234. They are wrong about that. The problem has been that after president Clinton brought about the abolition of Glass-Steagall in 1999 the big commercial banks have been involved in all kinds of speculation which used to be allowed only for "investment banks". Is it any wonder that we have had such big crises since 1999? Maybe the BIS and its FSB department should come out and say something about bringing back Glass-Steagall but I think through Basel III they are trying to revers some of the very disruptive impacts resulting from the Clinton administration decision back in 1999.
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  2235. I did dig into bitcoin back in 2012 though to around 2018 but I still prefer gold and silver in extremis.
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  2236. Our pleasure!
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  2237. I was trying something a little different and used my Mac camera and the Yeti microphone. I will revert to the old method in which I use my other camera and microphone.
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  2238. I'd say Democracy eventually destroys itself as the majority of 50.1% votes for free goodies extracted from the 49.9%. Keynesianism is the justification for the process.
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  2239. It is his job to be on the couch when the videos are made. That is how Billy earns his keep.
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  2240. Yes and President Trump has signed into law another $6.2 trillion in debt for the American public. I guess your definition of a patriot is different to mine.
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  2241. Thank you kindly
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  2242. Thanks, you too!
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  2243. That’s why I set it up so people can skip the adverts.
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  2244. Sometimes one has to rant.
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  2245. Thanks! Will do!
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  2246. Hello there!
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  2247.  @CosmicSeeker69  I've started making inquiries already with a couple of mints. I will keep you guys posted.
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  2248. I'm not scared but I think the public need to wake up and realise the U.S. is being led into Third Worldom.
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  2249. I guess you have not followed Clif High. Earlier this year when btc was near $1000 he was saying we would see $13800 by early 2018. I guess he was partly wrong as it almost hit $20k already.
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  2250. Good morning @Joann Diaz.
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  2251. That is a shame.
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  2252. Both sides have kept the suspension (convertibility to gold) for 50 years!
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  2253. Thanks, you too!
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  2254. It is pretty bad this morning. The media has no clue about the bond markets. All they talk about is where the FT-100 index and the pound are.
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  2255. My pleasure!
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  2256. You are welcome!
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  2257. Good morning! It is Rudy by the way. I get confused still and call him Billy sometimes.
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  2258. I worked at Citibank in the 1990s in London. Old office in the Strand.
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  2259. Well, YTD it is up almost 10% in fiat dollars and since 2000 it is up 9.3% per annum on average versus the fiat dollar. That is the big picture @Walzheimer
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  2260. I think gold and silver protect your wealth, be it a fortune or a small amount of savings, so I do not expect the precious metals to act as a lottery ticket but what they will do is make sure your wealth does not evaporate into thin air once the bankers reset their system by sharply devaluing their fiat currencies.
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  2261. Share it as much as possible! ;)
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  2262. Hi Jason, I could have gone on for hours about all the events on that day but this video would have taken hours and my objective here is to point out that a new investigation will occur and that hopefully, the truth about that day will come out.
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  2263. No problem 👍
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  2264. Maybe I did not do a good enough job of expressing sarcasm.
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  2265. The growth of derivatives is a symptom of the explosion of fiat money and credit. Professor Fekete (google him) has written about the financial derivatives are a must for the powers-that-be and their agent too-big-to-fail or SIFI banks to keep this fiat musical chair going. Derivatives provide no useful social or economic benefit, they only keep the bankers and speculators game going. The other side of the coin though is that derivatives are highly leveraged and that in of itself will be the Achilles Heel for this funny money system.
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  2266. There are not many books on bonds but the Fabozzi & Fabozzi Handbook is the "bible" for the bond markets but I would say the bond markets are not markets anymore.
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  2267. Hi Brian, The price goes up and down in the short and medium term but I would say that in the long term paper money will always revert to its intrinsic value of zero while precious metals have maintained their purchasing power over millennia.
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  2268. Not as good as the gold and silver market. Bad driving and putting so not ideal.
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  2269. Yes they are definitely burning out of existence.
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  2270. You are 100% right.
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  2271. More potential sellers of paper promises than buyers thereof! 😁
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  2272. Good morning!
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  2273. Very true
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  2274. is that what was happening? Please send me a link to the story. Thanks.
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  2275. Me neither
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  2276. Yes, and the Central Bank is the institution that allows for these bubbles to be created as it stands as a Lender of Last Resort to irresponsible bankers.
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  2277. Since 2019 gold is up from £1000 per troy ounce to a present level around £1600 and since I started making videos here on YouTube it has gone from $1045 to $2000 and from around £750 to over £1600 recently. Over the short term it will fluctuate but over the long term it only gets more valuable versus fiat currencies.
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  2278. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, I think it could be more significant for the rest of the world than Japan itself.
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  2279. Hi @Evola's Sunglass, Did you know that us plebs' properties occupy only 5% of U.K. territory? I think the problem is one of land reform. The U.K. is a Latifundium. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6935577/HALF-Britain-owned-ONE-population.html
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  2280. It can't last forever.
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  2281. I saw that Atkinsons are paying a 10% premium for sellers of silver coins here in the U.K.
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  2282. That's right. It also applies to other aspects of life and not just sports or exercise.
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  2283. I personally would stay away from diamonds, even though, it is a good way to transport wealth when you are crossing borders. The reason why I personally do not favour diamonds is that the price is not as transparent as gold or silver. You need to have a trustworthy appraiser of the diamond (carats etc...) The bid and offer spread for them is very wide so when you buy from a jeweller or dealer you will pay a big premium and the when you try to sell that premium will disappear almost twofold!
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  2284. My pleasure!
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  2285. I saw that.
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  2286. It's called BTFP and it bails out depositors who had over $250k with SVB and Signature. It does not bail out the banks or investors in it though. taxpayer will be paying for it via the inflation tax as Fed will print Central bank money to make depositors whole.
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  2287. Hi @billy bob 369, I usually do and will add those FT articles under archive dot ph in the description.
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  2288. Good morning!
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  2289. Hi @yuriengland1, I have been involved in cryptos in some fashion since 2012 and have spoken about cryptos on my channel in the past and have always told people that cryptos are speculative and volatile. My channel is not a bitcoin or crypto platform. My belief is that gold and silver are still the ultimate stores of value and the way to get out of the current fiat currency based system.
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  2290. @hamsandwichp5082 , Maybe if you work hard and create a lot of value you could one day buy a Lamborghini. Gold is a way to safely store some of the wealth you have been able to acquire and not wealth itself.
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  2291. Hi @Rick Reid, what more do you need? The only thing that looks good are the government statistics. Strikes, inflation, shortages, rationing, government handouts to everyone etc... does not sound like an economy that is afloat.
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  2292. Billy is a Shih Tzu. He will be nine in July this year.
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  2293. Thanks Steve.
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  2294. Probably because the LBMA don't the public to know what's going on. it's their way of being transparent. LOL Their fixing as well is now published one day late.
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  2295. As I said it brings in counter party risk when someone holds your gold for you. It isn't ideal.
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  2296. No, I'm say that the current political climate in the U.S. is a symptom of 50 years of inflation and is one of the symptoms of the final collapse of the currency. I have been warning about hyperinflation and these symptoms before even trump became President. Pleas check my Hyperinflation Files playlist and you will see what I mean.
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  2297. Good morning!
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  2298. Hope you enjoy it!
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  2299. Hello there!
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  2300. If you are in the UK I'd buy sovereigns or Britannias. They are both bullion coins. In the US I'd be buying pre-1933 gold or modern-day gold eagles which are bullion. The pre-1933 can be collectible but there are many that are almost priced like bullion.
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  2301. and more volatile too I would say. If you want a stable store of value over millennia gold is the one and not bitcoin.
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  2302. You do know that the term "conspiracy theorist" was created by the CIA right? The objective is to try and discredit the truth by using this pejorative term. Good luck to you too.
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  2303. There was a newsletter writer in the gold space about a decade or more ago who had an annual prize for moronic statements about gold and it was called the MOTY awards or Moron of The Year. I think Jay Powell definitely qualifies for MOTY 2021.
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  2304. Hyperinflation is different than the normal money velocity in a healthy economy as people get rid of the currency not because they are confident in in the economy and doing more transactions but because they don't want to hold the paper currency. What is happening in commodities with backwardation and these anecdotal evidences of capitalists hold back the supply of lumber seems to be pointing to the "bad" kind of velocity if want to call it that. The other point I would make is that the supply of money has been growing a lot faster than the economy and that makes normal velocity lower.
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  2305. Yes. Pre-1965 by the way are all 90% silver.
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  2306. Yes, she is has been exposing all the fraud but I have not seen her directly attack the Fed even though she probably does not care much for the Fed.
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  2307. You have to think of gold and silver as savings so how much can you put aside?
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  2308. Interesting place Rikers Island!
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  2309. Hi @Vinnie Sahaja, It has been fairly steady through the years but has picked up quite a bit in the last 12 months and also since the beginning of February 2021.
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  2310. I don't support any regimes. I just try to observe and analyse what is happening from a neutral standpoint. You could be right that there is a kleptocracy in Russia but there is one in the West too that went after Iraq, Syria, Lybia and the list goes on.
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  2311. I appreciate that!
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  2312. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  2313. Our pleasure!
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  2314. I think it is a definite possibility as bankers and politicians cannot live without inflation and that could eventually result in hyperinflation. The more the bankers and politicians try to negate business cycles like they are doing now the more likely we will see hyperinflation.
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  2315. Hi Aaron, I have noticed that the markets have turned since I did my video. One thing I would say the market is doing what it did right after the Fed's announcement on Wednesday so maybe yesterday's price action was just an aberration. Maybe I will do another video later on in the day if things get more interesting.
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  2316. Hi @David Reid, Thank you for subscribing and following.
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  2317. Thanks, @Grow Mechanic.
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  2318. Turn up your volume?
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  2319. Sorry, I meant it (gold/RWA) should be in the denominator. I got confused there. Here is the document that explains it: https://www.bis.org/bcbs/publ/d424_inbrief.pdf
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  2320. I would say it is more of a fiat currency saga more than anything. It's fiat that is becoming worth less every year that goes by.
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  2321. I think the troy ounce will always be 31.1035 grams!
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  2322. Good morning!
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  2323. Yes. I did not even go into shrinkflation, hedonics or substitution. I am well aware of that.
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  2324. Yes. The volatility in commodities has been increasing more and more as we approach the crack-up boom.
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  2325. Good morning!
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  2326. I guess you didn’t get the point of my video which was that all Presidents, Trump included, are just puppets of the power elite.
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  2327. Hi @Winston Smith, You are right I got a little confused there . Throwing the baby (gold and silver) with the bathwater (stocks) is what I meant.
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  2328. Many thanks!
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  2329. You got it!
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  2330. Yes I think I will be doing a livestream later on in the day after the dust settles. I traded Italian bond markets for years and they can get really wild! It was especially so when they were denominated in Lira.
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  2331. Don't forget the popcorn!
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  2332. It's all very screwed up! I think what is going on right now in the world and the U.S. especially will only be clearly known by us, the public, many years from now. I find it harder and harder to work out what is going on. That is why I always encourage people to focus on their individual economic circumstances and not waste too much energy with all the distractions out there.
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  2333. Good stuff!
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  2334. The CIA or NSA will spy on UK individuals, GCHQ or MI6 will go after Americans, the Kiwi intelligence will go after Australians and vice versa. That is how these people get away with it. So what the spook said was true but he also avoided telling the whole truth.
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  2335. Hi @redshoe02, It would mean foreigners would not need to buy as many dollars as they do now and place their reserves in Treasuries. That would mean higher interest rates. The US would not be able to print dollars out of thin air how it has been able to since 1971 to buy anything it wishes from foreigners. When there is less demand for dollars and foreigners sell their dollars the value of the dollar goes down and the flip side of that are higher prices.
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  2336. 1kg = 32.15 Troy ounces 1 Troy ounce = 31.1035 grams 1000 kg = 1 metric tonne
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  2337. I do not disagree with the fact that the value of your bitcoin holding has gone up and eclipsed precious metals all I am saying is that I think gold and silver are still the ultimate form of money. Gold and silver don't make you rich they only help you preserve your wealth over time. Don't forget to take profit in your bitcoin as unrealised profits are jus that.
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  2338. I think the important thing is that the national currency will keep losing purchasing power no matter what it is called.
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  2339. Maybe not but whatever it might be it will probably be called a dollar too.
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  2340. Many thanks!
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  2341. Glad to help
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  2342. I agree with you but one needs to be always very carerful.
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  2343. I agree. It's a strange world we live in.
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  2344. Hi @Muhammed Yaseen, Next week.
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  2345. We will know it when it happens.
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  2346. The debt is money so as the dollar is the reserve currency with which countries have to use for international trade other countries have to have U.S. debt to function. It's a screwed up system.
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  2347. Hi @Graham Hobbs, The 20% VAT does not stop me from stacking silver. 20% will insignificant when the currency collapses. I started buying silver in 2003 around £3 or £4 per ounce so even though I was not happy about VAT and paying £4.80 instead of £4 with silver now at almost £14 I'm not concerned anymore. One way to avoid VAT is to buy pre-1920 925 sterling silver British coins as there is no VAT charged on them. Have a look on ebay.
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  2348. Euro will go up versus dollar but gold and silver will trump all fiat currencies euro included.
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  2349. The average rate for the last 200 years or so has been around 5% so anything below 1% is ridiculous.
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  2350. Unfortunately, he was trained at Lehman Brothers.
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  2351. Yes, he snores quite a bit.
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  2352. Thanks! Will do!
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  2353. People don't realise that it is the Fed only that can create inflation.
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  2354. So far he is innocent but it could change. Don't forget the old saying: "innocent until proven guilty".
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  2355. No.
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  2356. As you saw the real price of a 1 ounce gold eagle is around $1950. If you worry too much of how much fiat you can get for your ounce you should not be in gold but you should be in the debt-based fiat system.
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  2357. I think it is because they know they will have to bring gold back in the system in order to re-liquify their balance sheets as they will be creating trillions of SDRs out of thin air too. What they don't want is Deplorables like us getting involved in physical gold.
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  2358. I remember the dollar around 280 or 300 when I did my first economics class at university.
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  2359. I'd say it will do well as a result of currency debasement but it is not a metal I own as it is more of an industrial metal than a monetary one.
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  2360. Yes I think they are part of the Club too.
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  2361. I think gold is far from being a tulipmania. It has been money for thousands of years.
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  2362. Interesting!
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  2363. I agree but I need to try and be diplomatic or else I won't be able to keep my channel going. Believe me I'd like to call these hucksters a lot worse things.
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  2364. Our pleasure!
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  2365. You can stick with your software programme and I will stick with real money. That is why one should have freedom of choice.
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  2366. Thank you! Cheers!
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  2367. Thanks! Tack!
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  2368. Thanks.
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  2369. Much appreciated!
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  2370. Hi @bluesmokerH1, You are right. I actually have a few books with old stamps I used to collect when I was a kid.
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  2371. Much appreciated
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  2372. I met Ron Paul in 2002 at the Mises Institute. He has been preaching sound money since the 1970s.
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  2373. Yes, that is what happened to me when I first saw it in 2004.
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  2374. Thanks. I will check it.
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  2375. Same to you!
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  2376. Billy is definitely a silver bug!
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  2377. Maybe he will eventually. The comment a bout inflation is a good step in that direction.
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  2378. Salut, Jean-Robert. When the bubble pops Blackrock will be there to buy a lot of properties for centimes on the franc!
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  2379. Hi Dennis, The Global Warming Religion is closely related to finance as it is a banker/globalist agenda. The climate and the weather have cycles like everything else in nature. As I said in my video I think we should respect the planet and the environment but I do not think Global Warming is a man-made phenomenon. I guess it is now called Climate Change as we are probably going to see a mini Ice Age in the next few decades.
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  2380. Taxation with no representation!!!
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  2381. Yes, it's not the first time I've gotten the day of the week wrong and probably not the last.
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  2382. Hi, It's a Krugerrand paper weight. It's not real gold. Gold Investments sells them for around £30. Their details are below in the description of all my videos.
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  2383. I was born in Brazil. A lot of Italians there.
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  2384. Sim.
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  2385. @Craig Marr, But you can exchange it for a lot of food especially when the currency collapses and can't be exchanged for anything.
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  2386. You are right! His mum would be very upset if he went on that couch.
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  2387. I do not see why we should have any kind of central bank either.
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  2388. The current Fractional Reserve Banking might be private but it is given legal status by the legislature. Fraud is fraud. It does not matter whether is public or private.
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  2389. Well said!
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  2390. Maybe the ones trying to squeeze paper but not stackers I would say.
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  2391. Glad it was helpful!
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  2392. A little bit.
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  2393. I think the BLS has a lot of leeway so they tend to favor strong estimates for political reasons but as you saw today they eventually have to revise it down. These numbers are used as a tool manipulate and manage people’s perceptions of the markets and the economy. So yes I think they are fudged but the BLS covers itself by making revisions over a year after the numbers are published.
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  2394. Hi Amanda, You can always skip them if you'd like. I do not charge for my videos and I do videos daily and they take time for researching, cameras, microphones, editing and publishing the videos and so on. I do need to earn an income from my videos so the best way without driving people away by charging is through adverts. I'd love to stop the adverts but I still do not get enough donations through PayPal or Patreon to warrant doing that. Hopefully, you understand my situation.
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  2395. Hi @Pix gaming, When I started recording my videos and publishing them on YouTube and talking about precious metals in late 2015 the gold price was at $1050 so it has corrected lower from $2075 last year but will be a lot higher in the future.
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  2396. That is when a crack-up boom happens! The demand for currency plummets as people get rid of any paper currency they have for basic necessities. It's not about a strong economy but about the loss of currency in the currency.
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  2397. He could be right but until there is a proper audit of the government and the Federal Reserve System it is all speculation.
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  2398. It is now around Dem 2.23
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  2399. Morning @Reagan Westlake.
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  2400. Hi @Jamila Zaiter, I would say it's because bitcoin has not been money like gold and silver for thousands of years.
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  2401. I do have a microphone so I am not sure what the problem is but I will look into it.
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  2402. Good morning!
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  2403. I'd switch from fiat currency to metals. The mortgage will probably be easier to pay off if we get financial repression but you need to make sure your income does not get diluted faster than your mortgage.
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  2404. I don't buy it.
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  2405. I think they will probably be incorporated into one big system or maybe even done away with? It's difficult to say. They could run parallel for a while with CBDCs but be eventually phased out. I don't much care for the banks or CBDCs anyway as I try to deal with them as little as possible.
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  2406. It could be prudent to have some cash but I think they could keep things running in terms of payments even though the markets might be frozen or shut down. Having physical silver and gold helps too of course.
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  2407.  @serasane  As I said clients are discouraged from taking delivery by all the brokers. As I said in my 20 years working as a futures and options broken I never saw anyone taking delivery. Maybe the Big Boys (bullion banks) might to it once in a while but if you or I tried to take delivery through our broker he or she would tell us no way and would tell you to close the position instead for paper dollars.
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  2408. No. From what I know with the goldmoney card you need to turn your gold into your local currency before you spend it. With this app you can link your card to grams of gold and spend it directly.
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  2409. I'd say a combination of other central banks, producers and some investors. Net, though, the central banks are buying.
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  2410. No problem!
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  2411. Any time!
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  2412. Happy to help!
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  2413. Hope you enjoy! Full English?
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  2414. My pleasure!
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  2415. @richardlove4287 I think Harry Dent will be proven wrong. He has been calling for gold to trade to $700 for the last ten years and here we are at $2650.
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  2416. Hi @J C, Rudy inherited Billy's silver stash so he decided to stick with silver.
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  2417. Glad to help
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  2418. You too!
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  2419. Glad you like them!
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  2420. Morning!
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  2421. It's cold in Olde England too.
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  2422. I would buy gold and silver. Maybe some dollars.
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  2423. Actually in my home currency it is up.
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  2424. I watched it but it wasn't very clear what he had as he didn't see a doctor. He did the test but these tests are not reliable. Was he double-jabbed? He doesn't mention whether he was or not.
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  2425. That is a good one.
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  2426. Good morning!
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  2427. Hi @dark horse, I've corrected it. It looks like you have got it wrong too as you are using the number zero as an O!
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  2428. Glad you enjoy it!
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  2429. Awesome! Thank you!
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  2430. Hi @Dave Delve Delve, I did not remove your posts. Youtube placed it as possible spam so it was not my decision. I have now approved them. Not sure why they did it.
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  2431. Awesome, thank you!
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  2432. Probably but it's not divulged.
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  2433. Hi @inner dinosaur, Billy was very calm and slept right through the fireworks.
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  2434. Unfortunately, the golf course is shut today because of all the overnight rain.
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  2435. What I mean is that why would JPM tell the world what their position and intention in the silver market is. All this talk about JPM's silver position is not based on reality.
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  2436. Good morning!
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  2437. Interesting!
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  2438. Yes, but Britannias are legal tender so capital gains taxes do not apply to legal tender.
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  2439. Glad you enjoyed it
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  2440. Morning Ben.
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  2441.  @paulwiffin2452  I think the rollout in Israel will not be that easy as I think there is a lot of opposition.
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  2442. Thank you too
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  2443. Good morning @innerdinosaur2898 and thanks for your long term support of this channel.
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  2444. Bank holidays don’t make much of a difference to me! 😂
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  2445. I'd say tax is theft.
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  2446. Thanks for the visit
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  2447. I have heard of it but i am not letting control my actions so just living each day at a time.
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  2448. Because the £is not a major reserve currency and the UK government and the Bank of England are inflating the currency faster than the US.
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  2449. Hi @Stack Attack.999 Fine, Thanks for your interest and all the best.
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  2450. BILLYCOIN might give Doge Coin a run for its money!
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  2451. Yes. Deutsche Bank seems like a slow motion train wreck! Guess who is the biggest lender to the Trump Organization! http://uk.businessinsider.com/trump-deutsche-bank-mueller-2017-12?r=US&IR=T
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  2452. I would say it is the Neocons who have been targeting STINK for many years now and Trump is just their latest puppet after Bush Jr and Obama.
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  2453. Yes it is a limited edition. There is one on Amazon for about £50 I think. Here is the link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0984471200/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=maneco64-21&camp=1634&creative=6738&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=0984471200&linkId=5e39e68d59f4b41259f2f043ed272afd
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  2454. I agree Tom. But I would not consider bitcoin fiat money as fiat money is forced upon the public by legal tender laws while bitcoin is a market phenomenon and is created through digital mining.
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  2455. Hi @Richard Steadman, I also went to get some supplies in the stores first thing this morning. I have been doing it for the last three weeks. Whatever one thinks about this crisis and whether there is an agenda one needs to be prepared for things to change dramatically.
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  2456. i would say the Swiss still value property rights. As I said the BIS is physically there but a sovereign entity.
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  2457. Hi David, I think having some saving set aside will always be helpful no matter how much it is.
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  2458. Hi @fullofhope2222, I don't know but i am sure that by then they will have changed the goal posts as far as the rules concerning Triple Lock, pensions and benefits are concerned though.
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  2459. Thanks for the information.
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  2460. Thanks 👍
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  2461. It's an old DVD player.
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  2462. Hello there!
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  2463. Hello 👋
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  2464. That word is never used here by the BBC or MSM and when it is it is used to point at other countries like Russia, Brazil, China, Iran etc... Here it is euphemistically called "sleaze", ''error of judgement" or "lobbying".
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  2465. I appreciate that
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  2466. He is not involved with Block.one anymore but that is different than being involved with the EOS community. I listened to his interview with Ivan on Tech the other day and he said he is involved with many projects and still helps the ethereum and bitcoin community. The EOS blockchain is open source so anyone anywhere in the world can get involved.
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  2467. Yes, I have been interviewed by Mike. He was at a high-end food hall recently.
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  2468. Actually, his birthday is on December 1st. Today is the date we brought Rudy home for the first time a year ago.
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  2469. Glad you like them!
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  2470. Hi @Gary Hughes, Thanks. It was very nice in Switzerland and the skiing was good too. I bought some American Silver Eagles the other day too here in London. A pawnbroker in town had some for sale.
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  2471. Good morning!
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  2472. I do not give advice but cashing out of fiat pounds/dollars etc.. is what I have been trying to do as much as possible since 2002.
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  2473. Glad it was helpful!
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  2474. Hi @Tony, For some viewers it is the first time they are seeing it.
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  2475. Hello there!
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  2476. So is it Iran/Iraq like in Italy or Iran/Iraq like in Ireland?
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  2477. I have been talking about that for the last few years in my daily videos. Unfortunately I can’t cover everything in one video.
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  2478. Bom dia, Marcia.
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  2479. Yes and the BTP or Italian Futures you touched the side of your eye as for “eye talian”
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  2480. Unfortunately there will always be manipulators in the markets but the market always finds its true value at the end.
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  2481. Morning!
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  2482. I think 1 troy oz coin of the realm coins like Britannias are fine and so are sovereigns and half soveriegns.
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  2483. Thank you, I will
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  2484. @careymeaway2024 , He is just another bankster.
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  2485. Vets run a lot more smoothly and efficiently than the NHS.
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  2486. Glad you think so!
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  2487. Morning!
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  2488. Hi Shane, Interesting history about the Harvest Festival. Thanks
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  2489. Good point Garry.
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  2490. We still got something out of it though. Freedom from the EU.
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  2491. Morning!
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  2492. Morning!
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  2493. Thank you too
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  2494. Yes, that’s what it seems to me.
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  2495. I focus of the system and the numbers and not religion.
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  2496. Good evening.
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  2497. That’s right Joe. I only recently subscribed and like you said unless you know what your enemy is thinking it is very hard to fight him. I would also say keeping an open mind and digesting diverse opinions doesn’t hurt.
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  2498. No but I have heard of it. I look at indicators myself like bond yields, currencies, yield curve etc...
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  2499. It is because GBPUSD is up about half a percent.
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  2500. The point of this video was more to explain the terminology. The discrepancy between the spot interbank price and the price for real physical gold and silver is another subject and I am aware that the spot price in the wholesale on interbank market has little basis in reality at the moment.
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  2501. I think it was Winston Churchill who said that or something like "a nice walk spoiled".
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  2502. I did!
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  2503. Yes, I am listening to it now. I think he is very credible. I've been a subscriber for years.
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  2504. I have a few of those. They are nice coins.
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  2505. I usually do but I was sitting in front of the fan today as it is very hot. It's a one-off.
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  2506. Yes, I saw that last night. Not surprising.
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  2507. Glad you like them!
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  2508. It's Clif High's mini ice-age!
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  2509. Rudy is around but he was out in the garden playing. We are going to the vets today.
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  2510. Good morning!
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  2511. Good morning!
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  2512. Good morning!
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  2513. Thanks for watching!
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  2514. Good morning!
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  2515. Thank you very much!
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  2516. Morning
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  2517. I am playing on Monday.
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  2518. @LieutenantBradshaw , It sounds like what I had. (Lateral Valve Replacement)
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  2519. Hi @Ride TheCurve, Just remember who coined the term "Conspiracy Theory". If you do not know than you need to do some researching and study your history.
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  2520. Hi @Kiril, The pound has been dropping since 2007 when it hit a high of $2.11. As I have said many times before Brexit is just a huge political distraction and scapegoat.
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  2521. If I were to do so it would be at the historic 15 to 1 ratio.
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  2522. Thanks 👍, you too.
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  2523. I have not heard anything.
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  2524. Well said!
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  2525. Glad you enjoyed it
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  2526. +BaronSilver Baron With gold you have to be patient and think long term. In 2002 when I first bough gold the ounce £220 and it was only in 2007 that it started moving or accelerating through £300. As surely there is night and day the pound will be worth a lot less in term of ounces in the future.
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  2527. You're welcome
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  2528. I saw that. The HSBC story is old but the others are not. It should be big news but we will have to wait and see.
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  2529. My point though is that cryptos are speculation while gold and silver bullion are money.
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  2530. Miners are an equity investment so riskier than having gold and silver. I don’t have miner etfs as I buy the companies directly. You might want to see what companies they hold in the etfs to give you and idea of which ones to invest in.
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  2531. Hi @Pablo Pina, Yes and he also likes stashing chew toys. That is what the barking was about.
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  2532. Thanks, you too!
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  2533. Good morning!
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  2534. The opposition thinks it will be a disaster and they could be right but maybe we need to wait and see as I think Lula's will have a tough time implementing policy as there is a very well organised opposition in the Brazilian congress.
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  2535. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  2536. Hi Greg, you are right and that's why I try not to play the "slave game" as much as possible. That means not lending to the "slave masters' and trying to avoid playing their games of debt and divide and conquer.
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  2537. Good morning!
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  2538. You are very welcome
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  2539. +peter wright That's the way I feel too. The other point is why would central banks keep thousands of tons of the stuff it wasn't important?
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  2540. I agree with you.
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  2541. That sounds about right.
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  2542. Yes, that is a possibility and that is why I have not bet the farm.
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  2543. @arandmorgan , The cause is the currency inflation or what some people call money printing which in effect is infl;ation.
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  2544. Glad you enjoyed it
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  2545. Thanks 👍
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  2546. Sorry to hear about Buddy. :(
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  2547. When I did my video (that is why I always tell the viewers what time it is when I do the market update) it was about $1800, so how could I have commented on it being below $1800. Gold was actually around and above $1800 most of the day in London until about an hour ago. As it is usual when the US markets open officially the banksters at the Fed come in and smash gold as they want Americans to think gold is always down and that their fraudulent paper currency is worth something. I guess the weakness in the euro and sterling versus the Fed'd crap paper is what you will be told is the reason for the gold price in said crap paper is going down.
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  2548. Winchu Lu I was contacted by the people at Hero. I have something ( followers and subscribers on youtube) they want access to so I do not see what the problem is with me getting compensated by them. I am not charging you or any of the other subscribers for it. In your way of thinking I am also being "bribed" by the advertisers who use google's adsense service as I get paid for that too. If Hero had not contacted me I would have probably never heard of them. I think you have a problem understanding how a free market works. I have provided Hero a valuable service in their eyes and I have also provided a valuable service to my some of my subscribers and viewers who might have an interest in ICOs. I really do not see a problem with that.
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  2549. Thanks Jata. Open mind is key and I have to admit a have been skeptical about the ICOs in general but some of them like Cajutel and Hero Coin actual have a business behind them and even then it is not guaranteed they will succeed.
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  2550. Whatever floats your boat! LoL
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  2551. I worked as a futures and options broker. That's how I earned my living in the City of London.
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  2552. Hi @armada uav, I know we focus on the fiat currency price a lot and rightfully so but in the long term gold and silver will do their job of holding their purchasing power.
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  2553. Historically the supply of gold has grown at around the same rate of population growth and that is why it has held its purchasing power, unlike government currency, for thousands of years. During the California Gold Rush of 1849 the abnormal supply of gold extracted did lead to higher prices locally but had very little impact worldwide.
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  2554. The FT cost £0.70 about 15 years ago and now it costs £2.70.
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  2555. Yes, The Law is a great book and I highly recommend it.
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  2556. Yes, I have spoke about it in many of my videos in the last four years. If you go into my channel and do a search for gold price manipulation or interview with Bill Murphy of GATA you should find some interesting videos.
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  2557. Is that the AG whose father employed Epstein and was also Bush sr's AG?
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  2558. Not at the moment but it has rebounded from £1314 to around £1440 right now in a matter of weeks.
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  2559. Hi @MM 126, I decided to upload the interview in 4k instead of 1080 and it took a lot longer.
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  2560. +Tobleronewnuts It might be the death of the petrodollar but it does not mean to say the dollar could not become great again or gold backed.
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  2561. Good morning! Yes I did.
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  2562. Hi Brandon, You should also look into War is a Racket by Smedley Butler. Another eye-opener of a book.
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  2563. My pleasure!
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  2564. I think you could be right.
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  2565. +Petar Stefanov There will be many more opportunities in the future.
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  2566. Goldman Sachs is the number three shareholder! https://money.cnn.com/quote/shareholders/shareholders.html?symb=DB&subView=institutional
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  2567. Happy holidays!
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  2568. Yes, @Evola's Sunglasses, I first heard from UK Column.
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  2569. @heldenby , Thanks I corrected it.
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  2570. Hi @paul potato, I'd say both are good and that it depends on personal preference. Sometimes one will have a higher premium than the other though. The sovereign is 22 carat so it is more sturdy as Britannias are 24 carat or .999
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  2571. Yes, that is right.
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  2572. I actually think it’s beyond safe to be 100% in gold and silver.
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  2573. @Ampermetras , Even though I think The Great Taking is a possibility I tend to favour hyperinflation. I don't think the powers-that-be want to see or will avoid at all cost a deflationary collapse. The consequence of hyperinflation is the same as a Great Taking in my opinion. It will be a huge transfer of wealth.
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  2574. Not everyone is moving in the wrong direction though although many are.
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  2575. @Ashsal555 , The rupee is just as bad as all the other currencies and it is down 99% since 1971.
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  2576. O problema de corrupção no Brasil não é um problema americano igual como o problema de corrupção nos Estados Unidos não é um problema brasileiro. Eu não tenho preferência política acho somente que à lei deve ser igual para todos.
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  2577. I got one too.
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  2578. Unless the Press Officer at the BIS lied to me nothing should happen.
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  2579. Have you heard of a black market? ;)
    4
  2580. Thanks for listening
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  2581. Good question
    4
  2582. "tu ne cede malis, sed contra audentior ito" Virgil
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  2583. Much appreciated
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  2584. Fiat cash I would say as gold and silver are the original cash.
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  2585. Yes. That is part of this process. £62k for a Ford Capri!!! I noticed also that companies like Vodafone, and there must be others, adjust their contracts every April by increasing them by CPI + 3.9% so this year it will be almost 10%. Just imagine how many other firms will be doing the same.
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  2586. Thanks for the feedback.
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  2587. Glad you enjoyed it
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  2588. Hi @last boy scout, We have got another puppy but he will be coming home in February as he is too young to leave his mother right now. His name is Rudy and he is a Shih Tzu like Billy.
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  2589. Hi @Tony deBruyne, You are right and that is why I own some of them like PBR. It is not for free though as you have to earn an income and be able to save and then buy the stock of those companies.
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  2590. I tend to agree with you but in this case they made a good forecast of the trend back in 2008.
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  2591. More than two thirds of all derivatives are priced off interest rates or more exactly the 3 month Libor rate (London Inter Bank Offered Rate) so it interest rates become more volatile because of a rising interest rate cycles all these highly leveraged derivatives could cause huge displacement and losses for the big banks. That is why the central banks cannot tighten monetary policy because if they were to give the slightest of hints that they will tighten aggressively speculators who have created the present bond market bubble based on ZIRP and NIRP would all try to get out all at once.
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  2592. Hi @stephenjoyce5528, I recently interviewed Dr. Willie Soon (former Harvard astrophysicist who is not bought and paid for by the globalists) so if you'd like to know what I mean by the climate change hoax please listen to it here: https://youtu.be/g_5XRRck93c
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  2593. @indivisibleman8596 , I'd say a family that thinks for itself and doesn't buy into the Bankers' Wars.
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  2594. Good morning! Good for stackers but not great for the nation as a whole but people get the government they deserve I guess.
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  2595. Then they'd have to let the price of gold go up because we have had massive inflation in the last 50 years and especially these last ten years with all the trillions of "dollars" printed to save the banks and governments.
    4
  2596. Happy holidays!
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  2597. As I said it cold be used in the architecture of a currency but is not money itself. I am not even sure it will be used.
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  2598. I am not "shilling" for Lynette Zang I am just pointing out that she has covered the topi quite a bit too. Anyway, I like Lynette so you if you have a problem with that too bad.
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  2599. My pleasure!
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  2600. I have followed him for a few years. He's good.
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  2601. Who said it was? It’s a continent of course. South Africa, on the other hand, is a country.
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  2602. Good morning!
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  2603. This is another Tsar. Alexander II and he was assassinated in 1881. The one you are talking about was Nicholas II. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_II_of_Russia
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  2604. Just look what they have done to gold and silver. Don't forget that the Comex gold futures started trading on December 31st, 1974 which was one day before monetary gold was legalised in the US after the 42 years of "prohibition". Don't get me wrong the price of bitcoin could very well continue to go higher but in my mind the futures contract could drive away a great many people and institutions from actually having real bitcoin just like they have driven people into gold futures and etfs.
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  2605. Hello there!
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  2606. Hi @kennedy smyth, Yes there are still a lot of property funds that are frozen. The Woodford and others might have played a part in the repo market but is probably just a small part of the problem I would say.
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  2607. You and me both!
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  2608. My pleasure!
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  2609. Debts carried by the governments and bankers might be reduced but I am not too sure whether that will be the case for the general public. This is from JSMineset and it's about what happened in Germany in the 1920s: “Anyone who knows the real history of Weimar collapse know that the banks were not hurt as mortgages & debts owed were readjusted to value to gold before the collapse to the value of gold after the collapse so you owed the bank the exactly the buying power in terms of the Rentenmark (new currency) after the currency collapsed. Those that owned gold, closed debt obligation ahead of time and GOTS to the greatest degree they could were the winners to the degree they GOTS. They and the banks were the only winners.”  I agree with this, there will be no “debt jubilee”.  I would also add this, with gold (and especially silver) priced as they are right now, selling metal to pay down debt is not smart because the relationship is skewed.  I believe you will have a better gold/dollar relationship at a later date and prior to the issue of a new currency.  That said, having zero debt means zero chance of becoming a slave." Here is the link:  http://www.jsmineset.com/2015/05/28/the-gots-checklist-a-review/
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  2610. The general public seem to be doing that while the "smart money" (Druckenmiller, Soros, Icahn, Rothschild and Faber) are doing the opposite. I think the government bond market is going through a blow off top phase as yields drop and prices rise astronomically. Usually stable government bond prices should hover around par or 100. What we are seeing now is that these bonds are priced at 150 or even 170. As I said it's nearly impossible to predict exact dates but it is certainly possible to detect the symptoms and conclude what's in store for the future.
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  2611. Thanks, you too!
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  2612. Good morning!
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  2613. Thanks for that
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  2614. Interesting!
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  2615. Central Banks are a relatively new invention so it’s not the norm. I trust free markets more than Keynesian monopolistic control.
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  2616. The gold to silver ratio is around 68 right now. I think it is got a long way to the downside so I think if you do want to swap metal for metal I'd still be switching from gold to silver. At the moment I am looking to switch from paper to metal. By law or the 1792 Coinage Act in the U.S. the ratio was set at 15 to 1 and it held there until pretty much 1933 when FDR destroyed the monetary system.
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  2617. Hi @Ian Simpson, If you have gold and silver you will not lose anything as they will always be worth something. It will be people holding a lot of fiat currency and government bonds that will lose out. Your bitcoin will still be in your wallet too.
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  2618. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  2619. Hello there!
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  2620. Check rhoback dot com. They are really nice and comfortable.
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  2621. I agree but I think at the moment hell would freeze over before that were to happen.
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  2622. Much appreciated
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  2623. The liquidity crisis is also when the bid and offer in the markets are so wide that investors will only be able to liquidate with heavy losses or/and a much lower price.
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  2624. Thanks again!
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  2625. Hi @Gregory Sedmak, I have had a look at the Pax website and it looks like they are a ethereum based version of Glint without the facility to access the gold via a pre-paid debit or Mastercard. The point about the blockchain is decentralisation so Pax, I'd say, is using the blockchain technology but is a centralised entity with a CEO and head office so I am not sure what advantage it has in relation to Glint, Goldmoney and other non-crypto based gold businesses.
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  2626. Hi @Jake Jones, Here in England it still feel like winter!
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  2627. Good morning!
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  2628. Well said!
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  2629. @Gavan Hillebold, You are right about the pensions too as people have been encouraged to speculate with their savings in the stock market so a lot of their wealth is tied up in it.
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  2630. Good morning!
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  2631. Or he will have a "heart attack". Watch Enemy of the State.
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  2632. I am not sure it makes much difference for prices of Hondas in Canada as a lot of these cars are now made in North America and even if they were made in Japan I think the consumer would benefit much from a drop in the yen versus the loonie.
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  2633. A few years ago it used to be on all my videos but I changed the arrangement of the study. Today I thought it would be good to change things around a bit.
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  2634. Glad you think so!
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  2635. I don’t think you are naive it’s just that gold has been deliberately ignored as money and a store of value by academia, economists and the mainstream press since Nixon took the dollar off gold in 1971. That’s why I call my channel the home of alternative economics and contrarian views.
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  2636. Good morning!
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  2637. Hi @J J, Turn up your volume.
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  2638. Thanks.
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  2639. +MrUseur Danke schoen!
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  2640. Good morning!
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  2641. Unfortunately, it's not me who decides on which adverts run.
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  2642. I spoke about it on my Saturday video and probably another one last week.
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  2643. Actually he took his own life in 1940 and it was mainly due to depression. He was bipolar. He left his family very comfortable. He made a fortune during the crash of 1929 (about $100 million).
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  2644. Ratio and exchange rate can both be used. I am not the only one who calls it a ratio. Virtually 100% of economists and analysts in the space called it the gold to silver ratio.
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  2645. @keithoftheshire2805 , I don't believe the people behind Bitcoin are our friends so I will stay out of it.
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  2646. @14Unow , No but I did not expect him to lie about as blatantly.
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  2647. At this juncture why should we care about options expiry on Comex?
    4
  2648. March 21 and 22
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  2649. Hi Christina Napolitano, I would not say so but the crypto debacle could affect other small banks that have turned to cryptos like Silvergate did.
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  2650. If you count the value of your money in fiat dollars that is true but if you count the value of your money in grams of gold and silver you have actually lost nothing.
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  2651. Great to hear!
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  2652. @xinbox is a scammer and I never give out Whataspp numbers.
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  2653. Hi @Allan Lamour, I get where you are coming from. The path higher for the sovereign or lower for our currency might be volatile and bumpy in the short term but not in the long term. I remember when sovereigns went for £50 back in 2002 to 2005. It is a reflection of the total debasement of the currency, unfortunately.
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  2654. Morning!
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  2655. Thanks, @John Jeffries.
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  2656. Hi @David Reid, We have not got an Australian but I am thinking of getting something that could do the trick so stay tuned.
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  2657. Hi @gtfo utube, I think all kinds of people (religion/ethnicity/nationality) are involved in the nefarious banking/monetary system.
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  2658. Here is a video about the bond markets I did in 2019: https://youtu.be/bj8rlDX4nIU
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  2659. Hi @Garry Croft, I agree with you as one can lose all the material wealth one has but if you have knowledge you can always rebuild.
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  2660. I think it will prove to be a dead cat 🐈 bounce.
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  2661.  @sdrc92126  You mean the Fabian Society. I think they are linked to the Globalists and push for a One-World Socialist Government. Tony Blair is a member of the Fabian Society. They are bad news in my opinion.
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  2662. Hi @Pekka Rousu, The fiat currencies go up and down in turns. I remember when I first bought gold here in the UK in 2002 that it took over three years for the price to move from around £220/250 to over £300 while the dollar price was going up. It was frustrating but it paid off. The Swedish krona will not be immune to the fiat currency collapse.
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  2663. Distractions, distractions....
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  2664. A hawkish monetary policy means that you are tightening policy by raising rates and limiting credit while dovish is how the Fed and all the other central banks have been acting since 2008 or total monetary accommodation by keeping rates at zero or negative and printing money.
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  2665. Hi @Pablo Pina, These repos are overnight loans so they mature daily and have to be rolled over. That's what I meant by expiring. The Fed though has also announced term repos (two week term) for next week so those will run for two weeks and then mature and probably be rolled over.
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  2666. The Mona Lisa is also scarcer than gold and real estate but it doesn't mean that it is money or/and currency either.
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  2667. Probably. There are trillions in the Tax Exempt Foundations I would say.
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  2668. I wish you all the best of luck with your treatment. Don't forget that in every crisis there is also opportunity so I would not worry.
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  2669. I appreciate that!
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  2670. Here is the. link: https://youtube.com/live/zu3hhYeWKEc?feature=share
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  2671. +Gofo K Investors and speculators don't hold bonds just for the coupon or interest it pays. Bond prices, especially longer term bonds, can move dramatically up or down so even though German government bonds are paying very little interest speculators and investors have made fortunes are their yields have dropped and prices have gone up. Don't forget also that longer term US treasury yields have dropped quite substantially since the end of last year despite the fact that the Fed has raised the Fed funds rate. The 10 year note's yield has dropped from a high of 2.64% late last year to around 2.15% at present.
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  2672. Hi @ L M, I would avoid all ETFs including PSLV. If you want to own silver buy the real thing.
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  2673. Thank you @dxndude.
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  2674. Glad it was helpful!
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  2675. Good morning!
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  2676. The Web Bot report says gold (physical) will be difficult to get a hold of according to the data. I personally think the gold price will continue to go higher against all fiat currencies.
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  2677. Hello there!
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  2678. Our pleasure!
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  2679. Thanks. I was not aware.
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  2680. +JustSomeGuy You do not seem to understand the concept of AVERAGE Life Expectancy. I did not say everyone would be dead at age 48 in 1909 but that the AVERAGE life expectancy of the male population AT BIRTH was 48 so only a small proportion of the male population lived to the age of 70. Nowadays the AVERAGE life xpectancy for males at bith is amost 80 so a large proportion of the male population live past the retirement age of 65.
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  2681. They were created by governments through legislation so the only way to reverse, short of using force, is through the ballot box.
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  2682. Morning!
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  2683. Hello there!
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  2684. A strong Gilt market will help sterling as foreign investors and traders will want to get involved too.
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  2685. I have posted it on Rumble. Just go there and search maneco64.
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  2686. Morning
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  2687. Glad it was helpful!
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  2688. Hi @Gavan Hillebold, We do not have deflation in wages but lower prices in wages. We need to stop using the word deflation and inflation for higher and lower prices. Inflation and deflation are a monetary phenomenon.
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  2689. Morning!
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  2690. Hi @Josivaldo Sousa Lima, I remember very well hearing about the "overnight" market when I was still in Brazil around the time you talk about. The "overnight" market is different than the repo or reverse repo market but I think they are similar in the all that money was kept in the financial system and benefited the bankers and speculators while the real economy languished.
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  2691. Boom! #EndTheFed
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  2692. Good morning!
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  2693. U.S. Treasury is the U.S. government bond. It's the debt the U.S. Treasury Department issues in order to finance its borrowings and operations.
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  2694. Hope you enjoy it!
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  2695. Morning!
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  2696. @Vebjorn Grytten, The Nasdaq is down 32% YTD so i'd that is quite a sharp drop. Maybe people are waking up to the fact that PM is the safe place to be because even US Treasury bonds are down. Usually when stocks have a bad patch bonds go up.
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  2697. Much appreciated
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  2698. Yes indeed!
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  2699. My pleasure!
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  2700. Well said
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  2701. Nice work!
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  2702. Yes. Sovereign nations.
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  2703. So let's make it the two most important ones along with a survival one but I would argue that people were surviving before there were books! ;)
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  2704. You have iMovies to thank for! :)
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  2705. Hi @A, I started playing at age 15 and caught the golf "bug" right away and was lucky to have a very good coach or instructor called Mario Gonzalez. Mario Gonzalez was low amateur at Muirfield back in 1948 and even played the Masters a couple of times. I grew up in Brazil and have Brazilian and Italian nationality though.
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  2706. He's not stupid he knows when it is coming to and end.
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  2707. Hi @Gone Fishing, I am not sure I believe your polls.
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  2708. I consider physical the best. Forget about ETFs including PSLV.
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  2709. The markets are reacting to the prospect that he might be impeached and there is even a congressman, Al green, who said he will call for the impeachment of the president today between 9am and 10am CST. Seems to be real news to me. Whether President Trump is really impeached and found guilty is a completely different matter.
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  2710. Never say never. the richer a country gets the cleaner its environment gets. I personally thing the net zero agenda is over the top but the major corporations and governments are pushing it hard.
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  2711. Good morning!
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  2712. No. I think they will cope with it.
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  2713. I’m not against vaccines per say but against the toxic and poisonous chemicals they use to preserve them like mercury/thimerosal. It’s the mercury that has damaged millions of children’s brains.
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  2714. Because they are rebounding from the lows.
    4
  2715. Use a 15 or 20 to 1 ratio to gold I’d say.
    4
  2716. I appreciate it your feedback. Thank you.
    4
  2717. That the elite's money is gold?
    4
  2718. The RBA came into existence in 1960. Prior to that Australia didn't have a central bank but the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (a publicly owned commercial bank-in this case public doesn't mean gov't owned but a public market with stockholders) acted as a de facto central bank. According to the RBA's website, they maintained the same staff and leadership of the CBA when the RBA was created in 1960. https://www.rba.gov.au/about-rba/history/anniversary/ So I would say the RBA is a hybrid like the US Fed. Public and private.
    4
  2719. At least I got the date right.
    4
  2720. Hi @servonon, GLD is controlled by the bankers and by buying GLD you fall into their trap and that trap is that what you buy is only paper. The purpose of having real gold and silver outside the system is to eliminate counter party risk and stop feeding the bankers' manipulation of the gold price. I recommend you read the prospectus of GLD and all the opt outs they give themselves in case of force majeure during a big crisis. With GLD if you to take delivery you need a minimum of 100'000 shares and even then I would think the banks running it would most likely discourage from doing so. If you are ok with playing the bankers' game and don't care about owning real gold and silver than go ahead and buy GLD or whatever else ETF that suits you.
    4
  2721. Morning!
    4
  2722. In this case I hope to be proven wrong.
    4
  2723. Hi Brian, I used to work in the same environment but in the front office. Interesting that you are seeing these flows. Would you be prepared to do an interview via skype to talk about what is going on? I understand if you don't as it could compromise your job. Are you based in London?
    4
  2724. Hi Gary, It is live on Mike's channel and then I post it on my this morning. I'm not playing golf today though.
    4
  2725. Good morning!
    4
  2726. He referred to the "gold standard" as a barbarous relic.
    4
  2727. The FRN (fed reserve note) and other currencies are getting weaker versus not only gold but stocks too.
    4
  2728. Partly because of that. Gold started going up last night before the incident in the Middle East.
    4
  2729. My pleasure!
    4
  2730. Hi @Honey Badger, The Bank of England was nationalised in 1946 but I would say the private banks retain a lot of control though. George Washington was a shareholder through his wife. There is a dividend notice at the Bank of England museum to George and Martha Washington. Her first husband Daniel Parke Custis, who died in 1757, left the shares to her and then she married Washington in 1759.
    4
  2731. Morning!
    4
  2732. +papi3d If you'd like to be an unsecured creditor to a banking institution that's most probably bankrupt go ahead and get rid of your gold.
    4
  2733. Yes, the Fed can definitely do that and have done it in the past and that is what QE was. The only problem with that is that if the Fed becomes the biggest creditor for the U.S. government it could lead to a loss of confidence in the currency. I think if the Treasury became too reliant on the Fed for financing it could spook investors as they'd realise Treasuries are a Ponzi Scheme.
    4
  2734. We will see.
    4
  2735. I consider gold and silver money and a way of being outside the banking system. Here in the UK, the price of gold was £670 back in October of 2009 and it is now at around £1300 give or take. So in terms of what you actually consider "money" (fiat currency) I have almost doubled "my money". Even if one is U.S.-based the fiat price of gold in October of 2009 was just above $1000 so have I really lost any of what you call "money"?
    4
  2736. Good tip!
    4
  2737. He did while I was uploading the video.
    4
  2738. Because the Mexican Central bank started raising rates way before the Fed and they have kept rates above the rate of inflation. The Central bank rate is at 11.25% while their CPI is at 4.7% so you are getting an almost 7% real rate of return on your Mexican peso savings.
    4
  2739. Governments can mint money or gold and silver coins. Banks can create currency via loans. Money is the most marketable commodity so only God can create a commodity.
    4
  2740. Jan I do not give advice or recommendations.
    4
  2741. Could be a card or phone app I guess.
    4
  2742. Yes, he realises the gravity of the situation!!!
    4
  2743. I appreciate that!
    4
  2744. Thanks, you too!
    4
  2745. it's not plated. It is 0.800 silver.
    4
  2746. I meant to signal "zero" and to 3 x 6.
    4
  2747. Good morning!
    4
  2748. Good morning!
    4
  2749. Thanks, will do!
    4
  2750. Claudio Grass.
    4
  2751. I agree with you but sometimes if you have an emergency it is a convenient way to pay for it. I have been following Jim Sinclair for 17 years and agree with him 100%. The thing with Glint is that you could swap your paycheque instantly to gold and then do your normal spending in gold throughout the month and whatever is left over you could redeem for physical and if the price is higher you’ve even hedged yourself.
    4
  2752. Hi @kbrown11357, I personally hold the great majority of my gold physically but I do not see why one shouldn't have some options and I think Glint provides that and you actually own it legally in a Brinks vault in Switzerland. In an uncertain world who knows the U.S. government could decide to do what it did back in 1933 and then you might be glad that some of your gold is sitting safely in a vault in the Swiss Alps.
    4
  2753. Hi Aaron, Thanks for the feedback and following my video reports.
    4
  2754. I took it off because it was really muggy this morning and my glasses were fogging up.
    4
  2755. Yes, Article 50 is the law and it says that if there is no deal by 11pm on March 29th, 2019 the U.K. should leave the E.U. without a deal so the U.K. government and Parliament are acting illegally but that has never stopped them. Do you remember the invasion of Iraq in 2003?
    4
  2756. Glad you enjoyed it
    4
  2757. So you are calling me a liar! Kamil has been following my channel for ages and I would not say so if it wasn’t true. I do not make things up. In any case I think the app is a good idea and I for one try not to keep my head stuck in the sand.
    4
  2758. @BlueWaterSTAX , Thank you. I appreciate your feedback.
    4
  2759. @warrenslo5895, What is the problem with capitalising on almost 10 years of hard work bringing you free content? By the way your grammar is wrong it should read "Your WORST video" not WORSE.
    4
  2760. I was in a golf cart waiting for the people in front of me so I had a bit of time to talk.
    4
  2761. It’s as far as the chart in fxtop.com goes. That’s where I got the data about the dollar being down 99% versus gold.
    4
  2762. I agree but if you call your dealer to buy some sovereigns the price will be based on paper price (spot) plus a small percentage for the dealer's service. The same is true if you call the dealer to dispose of a sovereign.
    4
  2763. Glad you enjoy it!
    4
  2764. Glad it was helpful!
    4
  2765. @Pete Gerard, it's still an outrageously high fee considering I get charged zero to transfer thousands of fiat from my brokerage account to my bank and it is done very safely and quickly too.
    4
  2766. That's not how it started out. I remember a few years back Crypterium coming out with its bitcoin card and shoiwng how easy it was to buy a cup of coffee! So are we just going to keep changing the goal posts?
    4
  2767. Yes. He likes taking a nap after his walk and breakfast. He is slacking on his job as a compliance officer.
    4
  2768. Hi @Nicholas Tracy, Yes, it was Newgate. I think he was put in there because he criticised the usage of Hessian troops to stop a riot on UK soil.
    4
  2769. Rudy or short for Kenzduo Rudolf.
    4
  2770. Hi @Spock 2024, He sure did.
    4
  2771. Hi @Grahem Hobbs, I think the uranium miners might have some more room but I can understand why he'd be taking profit and buying silver miners.
    4
  2772. Our pleasure and Merry Christmas as well.
    4
  2773. Six pack!
    4
  2774. Thank you so much!!
    4
  2775. My pleasure!
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  2776. I invest in myself and my family. Gold and silver have been doing a great job for us as a store of value. Paying off debt is a good thing too.
    4
  2777. Same to you!
    4
  2778. There have been problems in the NHS during autumn and winter for the last ten years so what happened last year was nothing new.
    4
  2779. @goldismoney5899 , No. They were not down much when I made this video and that is why I always tell the viewers what time it is. Maybe your hearing is impaired?
    4
  2780. @OldPa Sink, Funny how to neocons that the 2nd Amendment only applies to the U.S.! When other countries try to protect themselves there is no 2nd Amendment for them!
    4
  2781. Good morning!
    4
  2782. Good morning!
    4
  2783. Hi @Monir Jaber, I tried starting a business back in 2012 and the experience was not great but what I would say is that you need to stick to what you know and not try to get into a field that you are not familiar with.
    4
  2784. We need to keep exposing it for what it is.
    4
  2785. You are welcome.
    4
  2786. Glad to hear it!
    4
  2787. Good morning!
    4
  2788. Thanks.
    4
  2789. @mw3516405 , You too.
    4
  2790. Perfect!
    4
  2791. Much appreciated
    4
  2792. You need to look at what bullion dealers and coin dealers around the world are charging comparing it to the bankers' paper price. There are hundreds if not thousands of dealers all around the planet buying and selling real gold and silver.
    4
  2793. Since October last year, it has been on an uptrend with periods of consolidation before a next step up. I think right now we are in one of those periods of consolidation. When it will move up again is difficult to say but should not be months but more like weeks.
    4
  2794. Hi AaronLevi, I have spoken about the 40-year bond bull and 2021 is the 40th year so we could be starting a bear market but it does not mean we could see another drop lower before yields going up again. The other scenario is that Central Banks keep it artificially going (bull market) for a while longer. An inverted yield curve points to a recession while a steep one could mean that the market sees inflation troubles ahead as short term rates are kept too low by the Fed.
    4
  2795. We (England) are probably paying for it! ;)
    4
  2796. Would be good to see Bush and Blair also tried for war crimes.
    4
  2797. That is why I buy it. Thanks for confirming I am right.
    4
  2798. Hi @Isaac Mohamed, I think the establishment view is that the dollar should do well in times of crises but they forget about the law of supply and demand and how the Fed and Uncle Sam have their feet on the pedals of fiscal and monetary stimulus.
    4
  2799. Our pleasure!
    4
  2800. Hi @shannonwright7857, I do shorts on TikTok.
    4
  2801. Yes. I recommend you watch their video as they provide a decoy for metal detectors.
    4
  2802. Hi @howardbealeau, I was reading the description from their website and not trying to mislead anyone. I have edited that part out from the video.
    4
  2803. He has been digging big holes!
    4
  2804. I appreciate that!
    4
  2805. @MGTOWTheRationalMensClub , Or 40% of M1 would be $28'000.00
    4
  2806. Hello there!
    4
  2807. Hi @David Johnson, Unfortunately, inflation is a payback for all the bailouts and government deficit spending of the last 20 years or so. The robbery already happened and we are paying for it with a rapidly depreciating currency.
    4
  2808. Hi @christopher coade, That is not a gold coin. It is a Krugerrand replica paperweight. It cost around £30 and I think Gold Investments has some for sale if you are interested.
    4
  2809. I have not seen any stories about repo problem in the euro system but as you can see from the link there are European banks in the list of primary dealers that the New York Fed does business with. https://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/primarydealers
    4
  2810. Glad you like them!
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  2811. So nice of you
    4
  2812. You too!
    4
  2813. Probably some time in early February.
    4
  2814. Thank you too!
    4
  2815. If you are not going to buy gold and silver the secret is to buy German government paper as that could eventually become denominated in Deutsche marks again.
    4
  2816. Glad to hear it!
    4
  2817. The SEC is owned by the same people who run the SLV scam. The solution for the little guy is to avoid dealing in SLV and buy real silver.
    4
  2818. Thanks for watching!
    4
  2819. I am sure the bullion traders at the BIS in Basel have been extra busy lately.
    4
  2820. Thanks for that!
    4
  2821. Yes, by owning shares in UEC you own a share of 2 million pounds and eventually it will be 5 million.
    4
  2822. That’s a good one ☝️
    4
  2823. I have lived here for almost 30 years and have never lived in Zurich but have been there many times and it is a nice place.
    4
  2824. I did not need them as I was not looking at the computer screen. I was reading from a notebook.
    4
  2825. Yes, but it's not that complicated to understand actually.
    4
  2826. I'm not too sure the general stock market and cryptos are related. The stock market is due for a major correction as we have seen that historically it happens around every 8 to 10 years. I'm not concerned about the move in cryptos lower today as I think they and the PMs will outperform fiat assets going forward.
    4
  2827. Here in the UK they are still running anywhere from around 20% to 30%. Gold sovereigns at least 5% so historically still vey high.
    4
  2828. It makes one wonder what is going on. The other explanation is that Comex is outsourcing its back-office to Bangladesh or some other place like that.
    4
  2829. Hi JJ tompson, I saw that. pretty big mistake I'd say.
    4
  2830. Thanks again!
    4
  2831. Nice!!
    4
  2832. Yes, I just read about thet. he seems to be surprised but I am not as I have been warning about for months.
    4
  2833. Hi @IHATE M, Nice to know I have followers in China. Take care.
    4
  2834. Hi @R Sinclair, Don't worry. I think that the Powers that Be have confused everyone with their dishonest use of terms so the words deflation and inflation get thrown around and many times with different meanings.
    4
  2835. Thanks @coldmonster001
    4
  2836. Morning!
    4
  2837. I think the price suppression took place from 2013 to around the beginning of last year and we are now off to the races.
    4
  2838. I played golf this morning. 18 holes in less than 3 hours, that's the upside of only being able to play in two-balls.
    4
  2839. Energy price rises are a consequence of inflation and not the cause. Inflation is the creation of currency and credit out of thin air by governments and the Central Banks and their agent commercial banks. The more currency that is created out of thin air the more it gets diluted relative to real goods like oil.
    4
  2840. Hi @peter B, Prices are rising. CPI is the consumer price index.
    4
  2841. I guess time will tell.Maybe these other channels still think CPI is inflation.
    4
  2842. Hi @Sonny Daze, I am glad that I can be of help and appreciate your feedback.
    4
  2843. Hi @Jane Reynolds, You are welcome. I can definitely see how YouTube is censoring this video as it is the worst performing of my last 10 videos in its first hour. We need help from people like you to share it far and wide so we can beat the censorship. Thanks.
    4
  2844. Thanks
    4
  2845. I have just been to M and S as well. I spent £20 from Natwest rewards there. it did not amount to much but included a nice piece of fillet of beef.
    4
  2846. All good. I have reported the impersonator again and have been in contact with YouTube. For some reason they allow different people to create the same username which to me seems strange as Google does not allow two different people to have the same gmail address.
    4
  2847. During a hyperinflation the paper currency becomes worthless so you might not have a fiat price for silver and gold but people will surely accept in exchange for goods, real estate and services. Think of Zimbabwe, Weimar or Venezuela.
    4
  2848. +Tor Let's wait and see what the American people decide on through the ballot box.
    4
  2849. +Tor Hylbom Watch the rallies and you will see. Don't believe what you are told by the MSM.
    4
  2850. No. It’s because that ratio uses y/y growth of M2 and as that is now negative they basically set the ratios at zero. It has nothing to do with the debt ceiling. Listen to this video in full as I go over it.
    4
  2851. Netanyahu was in London in the day of 7/7
    4
  2852. Yes
    4
  2853. Morning!
    4
  2854. Hi Jane, Thank you.
    4
  2855. I have listened to Bix Weir's allegations. The other point I would make is that EOS is a worldwide community that does not need Brock Pierce as part of it in order to succeed. Even if what Bix Weir alleges is true then all the other cryptos are tainted as well because Mr Pierce has been highly involved in bitcoin and ethereum since the start. I would point out that I like to listen to Bix sometimes but find that he has some wild ideas or theories like there are billions of ounces of gold in the Grand Canyon and that Alan Greenspan invented bitcoin.
    4
  2856. I have no idea what you are talking about and have no relation with Rethinking the Dollar.
    4
  2857. Thanks. We could be at $20.00 before the day is over!
    4
  2858. +Thomas Kauser What are you actually trying to say?
    4
  2859. I agree. I don't think EM countries trust the G7.
    4
  2860. Good morning!
    4
  2861. Silver will follow gold and will probably out perform. I am also a silver stacker.
    4
  2862. Interesting. Thanks.
    4
  2863. Thanks for the visit
    4
  2864. Good morning!
    4
  2865. Yes, Basel is the other big city.
    4
  2866. Hi, I'm not sure what is going on with Teespring or Spring store. You'd need to contact them directly.
    4
  2867. No problem 👍
    4
  2868. It's my nickname. My name is Mario.
    4
  2869. @michael boultinghouse The high was around $2075. I would be concerned with having too much fiat currency and not enough real money. If you are trading paper gold and looking to make fiat currency profits and you are leveraged then I could see why you'd be concerned.
    4
  2870. For me yes.
    4
  2871. I will see if I can get a hold of him. I have been reading his essays for years.
    4
  2872. Very true
    4
  2873. Yes, I don't like to brag but I think it was a good group.
    4
  2874. Why should I not be involved in markets? Jus because they’ve been corrupted does not mean I should not be involved.
    4
  2875. I used to work for major financial institutions in the City of London but don’t do anymore. I do my best to expose the system and have to say that a great deal of people are now aware of it compared to 15 years ago when I started looking into it.
    4
  2876. Morning!
    4
  2877. +NINAD RANADE Well I did say a couple of days ago that the best thing to do was stay out of the markets during election and the days after it.
    4
  2878. Glad you like them!
    4
  2879. Sovereigns and half sovereigns are also CGT exempt.
    4
  2880. Lucky you!
    4
  2881. I don’t think anyone knows exactly what is going on in the repo market including Martin Armstrong. I think there are a lot of reasons for the troubles in repo market. It could very well be Deutsche Bank but as I said maybe the trouble is now the collateral as well?
    4
  2882. You're welcome
    4
  2883. We just got back and he got a clean bill of health and some new treats. Billy also said he is so glad there is no NHS for pets!
    4
  2884. Glad it was helpful!
    4
  2885. I agree but what I was talking about is just for trading. If someone is trading for a living. For longer term I agree with you. I would not trade real gold and silver either.
    4
  2886. I have never been to the District of Criminals so never stayed in that hotel.
    4
  2887. How can the government or the State steal its own gold? It does not belong to the Bank of Italy
    4
  2888. Good morning!
    4
  2889. If one is a saver there is no reason not to save real money. Gold and silver fit the bill for me.
    4
  2890. I’m criticising Piketty’s philosophy that the State should redistribute wealth and not the book.
    4
  2891. We do have fans but I need to turn them off during recording as the microphone catches the noise. Right now he is lying in front of a fan.
    4
  2892. +Marcus Aurelius The dollar is just the best of a worse bunch for today but in the long term all fiat/paper money trade towards their intrinsic value or zero.
    4
  2893. Yes. the pound has been devaluing since 2007 and will continue to do so.
    4
  2894. Yes. We saw already in March and early April that the Fed had to help out and provide a swap line to the Bank of England as the pound was quickly melting down toward $1.10.
    4
  2895. @user-wv4ud1lt8c it would fix the debt problem but it would not be the ideal solution in my opinion.
    4
  2896. You are welcome.
    4
  2897. Hi @Janke Jones, Yes thank you. I hope you are well too.
    4
  2898. I appreciate that!
    4
  2899. Many thanks!
    4
  2900. @John Jeffries, thanks for the feedback and have a great day too.
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  2901. @Amzad Shaik, I'm not angry with you. You should not buy gold and silver as a trade or to make rupees as the rupee and all other currencies in the world are fiat currencies and throughout history they always go to zero in terms of purchasing power. If you buy gold and silver for short term trading that is a different story.
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  2902. Maybe so but it has been attributed to her for many years and I am not sure one can trust Wikipedia 100%.
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  2903. Do they?
    4
  2904. I'll look into that. Thanks for the idea!
    4
  2905. Thanks! You too!
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  2906. Glad it was helpful and thanks for the kind words about Rudy.
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  2907. Billy only looks at silver! ;)
    4
  2908. The problem is that it has come from almost zero in less than two years so a lot of the debt that was issued at abnormally low rates and when these debts come up for payment the US Treasury will have to issue new debt at 5% or more to pay-off the old maturing debt. The same will happen for corporation that borrowed to do buybacks and consumers too. 20 or 30 years ago 5% was normal but at the time rates had never been at zero as they fluctuated between 3% and 8%.
    4
  2909. I am focused on real money on this channel i.e. gold and silver.
    4
  2910. Yes, I had a small surgery last Friday so my eye is still recovering from it and I applying eye drops to it too.
    4
  2911. Only in the garden at home as he likes to pick up golf balls while I practice my chipping.
    4
  2912. Thank you too!
    4
  2913. Thanks! You too!
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  2914. +logical canuck The point is that as a free-market proponent I am open to any currency or kind of money as long as it is not a forced monopoly like fiat money. Crypto currencies might be digital but they have sprung into existence via the free market.
    4
  2915. Well said!
    4
  2916. Nesara & Gesara is a total scam. I would not waste my time with it.
    4
  2917. Yes, just like all other fiat currencies without fail.
    4
  2918. Hi @Richard Timms, Thanks for your interest.
    4
  2919. It snores too!
    4
  2920.  @stephenpack2202  You are right. Over my dead body, I would say.
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  2921. I highly doubt it. I think owning gold and silver would go a long you to helping one clear debts though.
    4
  2922. Thanks 👍
    4
  2923. Sure is!
    4
  2924. Hi @Nettynoo Hawk, I have actually just finished watching it. I have followed Graham Philips for a long time.
    4
  2925. Just the reality.
    4
  2926. Yes silver is even more undervalued than gold.
    4
  2927. That's Billy and he is a dog.
    4
  2928. Yes. but it's not a monetary metal.
    4
  2929. I actually don't think I mentioned it or maybe only once? I agree with you though. It's either in or out.
    4
  2930. Yes. I think it is very serious.
    4
  2931. Hi @Chapitamastervideos, i do not put much importance on the dates of modern coins as long as they are gold and silver. I do like collecting old coins (mostly silver) from all around the world but for bullion gold and silver I try to stick to coins of the realm for CG tax purposes.
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  2932. +Deepinti V Thank you for the clarification.
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  2933. +Arjun Singh I am definitely not from the BBC. I did use a BBC article as a reference for this video but only for information. I try to avoid the BBC, the FT et co. but sometimes one needs to keep in touch with what even your opponents have to say.
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  2934. I got the figures from the FSCS’s website. The percentage figure is basically the amount of equity or assets minus liabilities that they hold divided by the amount of U.K. bank deposits they’re are supposed to insure.
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  2935. Thank you very much!
    4
  2936. Bitcoin mining will potentially do a lot more damage to the environment with all the energy it uses up.
    4
  2937. Hi @Jo Dedrent, First I would say that the only family I have is my family so the royal family is not mine. You do make a good point and I did want to cover the subject but the video would have gotten too long. So the royals and their hangers-on (aristocracy that really should be now called kakistocracy) own 30% of all the land in the UK while people like me and the great majority of the public or what is called homeowners own only 5% of the land. Unfortunately, you can bet the political class will not dare and go after the kakistocracy's and the royals' wealth as they are still really in charge with the bankers and they also keep their wealth wrapped in offshore Trusts. This article from last year looks into this subject of who really owns most of the real estate in the UK: https://www.theguardian.com/money/2019/apr/17/who-owns-england-thousand-secret-landowners-author
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  2938. I don't know but it would be anything that you have of value that someone else might want but that person also needs to have something you need. Gold and silver will help but very few would have access to it.
    4
  2939. Glad you like them!
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  2940. For the powers that be it's more debt!!!
    4
  2941. I personally am sticking to the miners and I do not know of any particular companies involved in commodities. I guess companies involved in shipping commodities, extracting it or processing it.
    4
  2942. Why can't you carry gold coins in your pocket? Are you allergic to gold? Our great grandparents used to carry gold and silver coins why can't we? The Fiat Money is actually just currency or a receipt for the money.
    4
  2943. Glad it was helpful!
    4
  2944. Thanks for listening
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  2945. You too!
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  2946.  @Sh311Sh0ck3d  Herr Stürmer will most probably crack down and arrest many of the farmers and make an example of them. Stürmer will not back down.
    4
  2947. That's right!
    4
  2948. Morning!
    4
  2949. Hi @cybertraining, I'd say there is not much safety with brokers either. There is SIPC insurance in the US but the Madoff clients didn't get joy from it.
    4
  2950. Hi @Brigitte H, It is better than unallocated for sure but there is some counterparty risk. You need to trust the individual or company and i would want to go and check that my gold is there and has my name on it.
    4
  2951. It will be available for purchase but not many will be able to afford it.
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  2952. Happy birthday!
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  2953. The price data like cpi and rpi are fudged like in the US. RPI includes rent and house prices and that’s more like 3%. New Labour dropped RPI as the measure used for indexing wages and pensions in order to screw people of billions of pounds. Have the Conservatives rectified that? Of course not.
    4
  2954. Will do!
    4
  2955. Thanks, @Simon Bevan.
    4
  2956. Hi Rigby, Have a great Friday.
    4
  2957. I spoke about it last night in my live stream.
    4
  2958. Socialism is collectivism and can only be imposed by force. Socialism is not voluntary and cannot work in a free society.
    4
  2959. I think educating the public about Central Banks is the only way. How many protests and petitions have you seen lead to any change? I would say if 10% of the general public knew how our monetary system works it would be a big step to raising awareness. What would the point of me going to the gates of the Bank of England with a sign be? Do you think the BBC or Bloomberg News would be covering my protest? At least talking about in my videos I can reach potentially million all around the world. I started this channel in late 2015 and I had zero subscribers and now I am almost up to 23k. Education is the key. Why do you think the bankers who control the system control the media and endow the major universities?
    4
  2960. Hi @mark c, I would say IG is a good one, Hargreaves & Lansdown and Interactive Brokers too. If you want to know more about the miners I do it through Patreon but I do hold First Majestic, Hecla and a few others.
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  2961. Yes, reinstating Glass Stegal would help but as long as the bankers are in charge it will not happen.
    4
  2962. The Atlanta Fed is part of the Federal Reserve System so how do you figure that what they publish is Alt Right Right-Wing propaganda? Maybe the way zerohedge interprets news and data is opposite to the way you would but it does not mean to say it is propaganda.
    4
  2963. Hi @Global Observer, Do you mind giving me your email here and I will send you an email? Thanks
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  2964.  @totallybonkers2447  The other thing is if you’re self employed and put money aside for taxes £10k is not enough.
    4
  2965. Interesting that they are now talking about £10k. Not good.
    4
  2966. I've changed it to fraudulent which was the original title I had in mind!.
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  2967. The only positive thing about the gold sovereign being legal tender is that there is no capital gains tax on the profits you could make on it in fiat pounds.
    4
  2968. I also like End the Fed by Ron Paul.
    4
  2969. Yes. Sterling silver coins remained in circulation until 1919 and then the 50% silver coins circulated until 1946 and that was the end of silver as money and currency in the U.K.
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  2970. Morning!
    4
  2971. Hi @RWG RWG, You are probably mistaking me for the bots that impersonate me and ask you to contact them via WhatsApp or Telegram. I try to delete and block them but they keep popping back up.
    4
  2972. You and me both!
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  2973. Hi @kwamena kay, bitcoin is priced in fiat dollars and these dollars are paper substitute for real money or gold. When the fiat dollar loses all credibility gold will reassert itself like it has for thousands of years. I guess it is nonsensical that bitcoin is priced in fiat dollars? After all fiat dollars are even more inflationary than gold.
    4
  2974. Hi @Bobby8270, It is because the supply of paper or hypothecated gold in the forex market in London and New York is still in control but that could change very quickly as Zoltan of Credit Suisse said in his newsletter to clients recently. The paper game would be crushed if a country like Russia started settling the sales of its oil in gold itself or as Zoltan put it the Urals barrel of oil would be priced in grams of gold and not dollars. What that would do is make gold a settlement currency again and increase real physical demand even more. The bullion banks in London and New York would have to cover their hypothecated gold by buying the leases back. Basically gold is trade as a fractional reserve currency by the bankers.
    4
  2975. +john smith It is a mistake easily made. Too late to correct it now as it took a long time to edit and upload the video. I am one-man operation. :)
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  2976. Thanks.
    4
  2977. Good morning!
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  2978. They could very well be right because if it was physical the price would be a lot higher by now.
    4
  2979. Have a nice weekend @Your Plumbing Pal and thanks for the information about what is going on in the real world.
    4
  2980. Our pleasure!
    4
  2981. Thanks 👍
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  2982. There is 20% VAT on silver in the UK but not on gold.
    4
  2983. That is only an act. Rudy is a rascal after we finish recording.
    4
  2984. Yes, £25 per coin is good.
    4
  2985. I moved here in 1992 as I was offered a job at Cantor Fitzgerald in the City of London. Then I met my wife to be got married and so it’s my home now. I plan to stay put as I don’t see the advantage of moving really now as the whole Western World is in trouble.
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  2986. If there is a hyperinflation the housing market will cease to operate as there will be no currency and credit around for transactions. That doesn't mean real estate will have no value but that the currency used to buy it is no good. I think nominal prices will most probably drop in the medium term but could also go up versus fiat but not as much as the unofficial rise in the cost of living.
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  2987. Hi @Quentin Daniels, I don't like Audible as I prefer reading. Thanks for the suggestion though.
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  2988. We need to see the general public exchanging paper for metal. The bankers don’t like that as it shows people don’t trust their Federal Reserve Notes.
    4
  2989. Hi James, The Ivy League institutions have let themselves down big time! And to think that Harvard's motto is "Veritas"!
    4
  2990. I did announce that I have a referral deal with Glint Pay but this video was not sponsored as I was not paid to make it.
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  2991. He was on the sofa. Look carefully.
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  2992. Thank you very much!
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  2993. I have a goldmoney account but to be honest don't use it too much. I prefer physical.
    4
  2994. Good morning!
    4
  2995. Hi @Dale De Morgan, His eye is better but not 100% yet.
    4
  2996. I think the there will always be pull backs but the question is from which level.
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  2997. Thanks for listening
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  2998. Good morning!
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  2999. You are welcome.
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  3000. You bet!
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  3001. +pheonix373 That's one way to do it.
    4
  3002.  @CosmicSeeker69  Thanks. Same to you.
    4
  3003. Hi @AaronLevi, Just trying something different. I usually don't use the format.
    4
  3004. Thanks. He turned one on December 1st.
    4
  3005. Good morning!
    4
  3006. They are also including "air mileage" alongside Bitcoin but it needs to still be signed into law by the President. Here is the article: https://cointelegraph.com/news/brazil-passes-law-to-legalize-crypto-as-a-payment-method To be honest i don't have much to add.
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  3007. Hi @Glenn Budgell, I have not looked into van Metre's perspective but as i said the Fed can keep printing to infinity and keep bond prices elevated but the flip side is that the fiat currency used to buy these bonds will be only good to wipe that place whwe the sun doesn't shine.
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  3008. @judithparker4608 , Investors, savers, pension funds and anybody who parks their hard-earned savings into money market or bond funds.
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  3009. Glad you like them!
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  3010. My pleasure!
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  3011. I think the biggest danger for small businesses is cash in the financial system that is over the FDIC ensured amount. I guess the other one is that when credit dries up small businesses always get hit first if they are using the credit system to run their operations.
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  3012. @Sh311Sh0ck3d , All the communications is via undersea cables.
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  3013. Hi, @Steve 68, I do get a commission and that is why is what a promo code implies and the same goes for Glint even though it is called a referral code. Why would I be associated with these firms if I was not benefiting from the arrangement?
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  3014. Morning, Jane.
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  3015. Mr Moy mentioned silver and gold and those are the precious metal most sound money proponents focus on.
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  3016. 30% more than a fake price.
    4
  3017. Hi @nitro burp, It is one of the few times the vieewrs can ask me questions. if you want to know more about what I see watch my daily videos.
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  3018. I liked listening or reading Martin's work when he was in jail. Ever since he got out he is not the same. I agree with @ Frederick Muhlbauer.
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  3019. Hi @127cmore, Councils in the UK have been known to make very bad investments and when the Icelandic banks collapsed Gordon Brown bailed out IceSave and I remember reading that there were some councils who had put their money with them. A lot of these pensions will be paid out but what you will be able to buy with them is a big question mark. I think it would be wise to have a few gold and silver coins on the side but you can only warn people but not force them into it.
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  3020. Any time!
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  3021. They have independent audits performed. You can always contact them and ask about it.
    4
  3022. @CosmicSeeker69 , Back before 2020 they were. Their debt to GDP was below 60% and they ran a budget surplus.
    4
  3023. Yes I agree. It has been an ongoing reset but there are times when it accelerates.
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  3024. Hi @Crigglybits Rigby, I was wondering if you noticed Skippy and Joey just above Billy. Skippy has an Aussie flag scarf on so I thought that would be nice to have on the videos as a few of your compatriots had asked about the Aussie flag.
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  3025. My pleasure!
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  3026. My pleasure!
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  3027. Yes. Powell is another lawyer too.
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  3028. Hi @oweunuffin, When yields go up bond prices drop. If you buy a 10-year bond at par or 100 and it pays you a 4% coupon and then the price of that bond drops one year later to 90 and the yield moves towards 5% your coupon is still 4% and your principal has gotten a 10% haircut.
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  3029. My pleasure!
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  3030. I have not heard anything on that.
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  3031. Well said
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  3032. Morning!
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  3033. Thanks, you too!
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  3034. +BaronSilver Baron About 50% of my viewers are in the US so I look at gold mostly in US dollars. When the price of gold is up in terms of dollars gold is up and the dollar is down but if the pound is also down versus the dollar gold will have gone up even more in terms of pounds. I find that most people all around the world look at the gold price in dollars even though they have their own national fiat currencies.
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  3035. Hi @Scoobyism3, Thanks for the feedback. It doesn't take long doing 3 questions a day.
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  3036. @Jack-wk7yi , Thank you.
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  3037. You are wrong about that. Listen to John Titus and the "Going Direct" plan from Blackrock for the Federal Reserve."Fed Admits Crony Truth About Pandemic QE: “it creates new bank deposits”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1xgQeCiu6k&t=929s
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  3038. The specific weight of lead is 11.3 while gold's is around 19. Tungsten's is similar to gold but that is why going to a reputable dealer is a must.
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  3039. Hi @jiskkk28, I do listen to Greg and I think he is right but right now things seem to be getting out of hand not only in the US but also here in the UK.
    4
  3040. Good for you.
    4
  3041. Billy the Shih Tzu. He is a Silver Bug.
    4
  3042. The UK handed Hong Kong back to China back in 1997. I'm sure the UK will join the U.S. In criticizing China.
    4
  3043. Still too early I think to try and catch this falling knife.
    4
  3044. Hello there!
    4
  3045. Good morning!
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  3046. @Sh311Sh0ck3d , You can still get 80 pints for £1 it just depends what kind of pound you pay with.
    4
  3047. Thank you! 😃
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  3048. Very welcome
    4
  3049. Good morning @Brian Buchanan.
    4
  3050. @WookieLove1 , I don't but the markets follow it and react to it.
    4
  3051. My pleasure!
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  3052. Agree 100%.
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  3053. I would say it is becoming more and more likely but it will probably only happen after the current people in power try as hard as they can to maintain the status quo. They will only give up and allow after their system collapses and is not functional anymore. I guess we will have to go through a lot more pain as a society before we go down the right path. That is what happened in Germany I guess.
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  3054. I appreciate that!
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  3055. Hi @hzj79, Thank you.
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  3056. Thanks,
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  3057. I don't think DB is "in bed with the state" as you say as DB's deposits are not a significant percentage of the German banking system's deposits. I think DB has struggled because of the fact that the German state is not behind it like the Uncle Sam was behind the Wall Street banks after the 2008 Collapse or Crisis.
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  3058. It could. We will have to see how this evolves. Article 13 has not been fully implemented yet.
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  3059. Maybe so but fiat money is at the root of the Warfare/Welfare State and therein lies the problem because if he goes against the fiat money system he has to be prepared for an economic collapse.
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  3060. You are welcome Bailey.
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  3061. Yes I saw. Maybe another video will be in order later on today.
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  3062. Not really except for jumping off the sofa.
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  3063. Glad you enjoyed it
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  3064. No worries!
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  3065. I'd love to visit Melbourne one day. I hear there are many nice golf courses there.
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  3066. Why do cryptos need an etf? The name says it all. It is an exchange traded fund. You have seen I assume what’s happened to many people’s cryptos even in the crypto exchanges?
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  3067. Thanks
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  3068. Probably not a coincidence.
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  3069. Hi @Uri Barg, He does most of the time.
    4
  3070.  @carlton7015  Yields are the set in the secondary market as the price of the bond goes up or down and the interest rate is what a borrower offers in the primary or issuance market to investors. They are basically the same.
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  3071. Hi @Grow Mechanic, I had replied to you but it looks like you deleted my reply so here it goes again: If yields continue to rise for the 10-year yield and bond prices therefore keep dropping the cost of financing for the U.S. Treasury will go up as they issue new debt every week and in order to make their debt issuance attractive to the market they have to offer a higher interest rate or coupon in order to match the rising yields in the secondary bond market. So right now the U.S. Treasury can issue a 10-Yea Note with a 1.25% coupon but if the yields rise to 2.00% they in a month's time they will have to offer the 10-year note at 2.00% which of course is a much higher cost. What this will lead to is higher borrowing cost for all sectors of a highly indebted economy like corporate debt, local government debt, mortgages, student debt, consumer debt, etc...
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  3072. No. Only with a Central Bank written promissory note which promises nothing!
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  3073. I would say that the best way to fight the fiat money system is to first try and get your political representative (congress, parliament etc...) to abolish legal tender laws and these laws allow governments to force fiat money on the public. Without legal tender laws the market would decide what it wants to use as money.
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  3074. Hi @Patrick Karim, I enjoyed it. talk to you soon.
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  3075. Good morning!
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  3076. Unfortunately most people cannot be bothered to do their homework and study history so they just listen to CNBC and other so called experts.
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  3077. Good morning!
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  3078. The person who told me of this story (a Dutch viewer) just got some gold from www.goldinvestments.co.uk He told me Gold Investments have about 15 kgs or about 482 troy ounces left at the moment.
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  3079. Nice. He was pushed by Ezra Pound into investigating the Federal Reserve.
    4
  3080. Yes, the futures markets are derivatives of the main financial system.
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  3081. Thanks, will do!
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  3082. Thanks but I don't think I'd be very popular with the masses. My budget speech would be really short as there wouldn't be much of a budget or it would be the bare minimum.
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  3083. Thank you very much!
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  3084. My pleasure!
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  3085. Deutsche Bank will eventually sink but it's just waiting for all the other major banks to sink along with it. I would keep a closer eye on Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan.
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  3086. Maybe the British will be able to build their own cars again. Don’t forget that Honda is Japanese and there are no real British auto manufacturers anymore.
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  3087. He is a Shih Tzu
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  3088. Maybe.
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  3089. Thanks for coming
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  3090. Hi @Chapitamastervideos, Glint is also providing a card service aside form you being able to buy bullion and that is why you need to provide information as Glint is regulated. It's like that with debit pr prepaid cards like Wirex for Cryptos. I understand though that you don't like to give your information out so stick to buying directly from coin or bullion dealers.
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  3091. Money creation without backing is itself inflation. Do your homework. Rising prices are a consequence of inflation.
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  3092. Hi @Dave Nesbitt, That is a possibility even though I am not sure the JPM silver position is for the house account or for a client.
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  3093. The guy who spent about half a trillion pounds during lockdown?
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  3094. Thank you very much!
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  3095. Justice would truly be done if that were to happen.
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  3096. We shall see
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  3097. I think Wall Street Silver modified the image. I downloaded it from one of their tweets. It’s appropriate though as his views on economics are becoming more and more alien 👽 to us earthlings.
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  3098. BTC is down about 44% in the last 12 months versus money but up about 50% in the last three months so it is a highly speculative software. it os not a national currency nor money with the track record of thousands of years.
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  3099. My pleasure!
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  3100. Who do you think the people in law enforcement work for?
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  3101. The 20 franc gold coins? They are called Vrenelis.
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  3102. Hi Gary, What's happening then?
    4
  3103. I guess Zimbabwe, Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela and many other countries should have been really prosperous by now then? They printed loads of cash.
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  3104. I'm not worried about anything. I just think the article is interesting and explains a great deal. We will see if the central planners succeed. They do not have history on their side.
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  3105. Hi @Derek Tomlison, have you listened to the whole video? BTW I agree with you.
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  3106. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  3107. Hi @Robert Nickson, That figures as I have not watched TV for over 7 years! I will look into Martin Lewis.
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  3108. I remember when Jim was saying gold would go to $1650 when it was trading at $400 and it actually went to $1900. I still think they will be proven right and that the system is rotten and fixing it is out of the question but keeping it going for a while longer is possible but one day you will wish you had listen to Jim and Bill.
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  3109. Thanks for the visit
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  3110. Happy holidays!
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  3111. Hi @Adrian G, the first reply to your comment is me too. The bogus comments have been deleted already.
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  3112. Morning!
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  3113. All physical silver and gold is safe I would say. Whether you buy bullion, constitutional silver and gold, bar or coins is a matter of preference.
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  3114. Hi @Anthony Wan, I don't blame you for doing what you need to do.
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  3115. The way to avoid bail ins is taking your savings from the banks and converting it into real money (gold and Silver) and that is what I tell my viewers almost on a daily basis.
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  3116. They would because gold is money and it is exchanged for goods and services.
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  3117. @DarrenSmith-tq2xz , I have not heard about it. I will check. Thanks
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  3118. Good morning @The Watcher.
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  3119. Yes, I saw that it is pretty much in the middle of China geographically.
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  3120. Hi, @Graham Hobbs. I guess not only weapons and munitions are needed in times of war but also almost everything else and governments don't tend spend taxpayers' money wisely and that is another reason why companies or corporations that are close to the MIC tend to do so well during times of war. Smedley Butler writes about this in his pamphlet which I've put a free pdf link to in the description of this video.
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  3121. No, I just have gold and silver. Those other precious metals are more Industrial metals I would say and have no monetary tradition but it doesn’t mean to say I don’t think they are worth owning.
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  3122. Hello there!
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  3123. Historically the bankers rarely let borrowers off after the hyperinflation so do not expect to get away with it. In Weimar Germany, the bankers reset people's mortgage to the pre-hyperinflationary values.
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  3124. Morning
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  3125. I'm thankful for his warning and explanation about the system though.
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  3126. Honest weights and measures and down with fiat currency and Central Banking.
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  3127. Glad it was helpful!
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  3128. Good morning and thanks for you interest.
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  3129. Central Banks hold only 17% of all gold that has been mined and is above ground.
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  3130. For me liquid savings should be gold and silver. As for fiat savings or “cash” as you call it I do not see much reason for having any. Of course you need fiat in your current or checking account to pay your bills.
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  3131. Thank you! You too!
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  3132. Monetary policy is basically the Central Banks interfering in the bond markets by buying short term and long term bond in order to move interest rates they wat they think they should move. In a free bond market without Central banks there would not be such a thing as "monetary policy".
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  3133. You bet @Robert Nickson.
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  3134. Good point.
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  3135. Hi @Grant Harding, That is potentially would they could add as losses but it fluctuates and it could be even more as I think the banks hold around $5 trillion in securities.
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  3136. So have you followed Charles Nenner and what he has said in the past?
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  3137. Billy and I went out early and avoided the strong winds. I can hear it now though getting a lot stronger. Golf course has bee shut! :(
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  3138. I appreciate that
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  3139. Thanks so much
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  3140. Same to you!
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  3141. I have not used a credit cart for many years even though I have one. Billy's currency is silver, he does not do credit.
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  3142. Yes, I would say the first half of 2020 after they have cut rates to near zero.
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  3143. Good morning!
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  3144. In 2008 WTI crude traded up to $150 and gold got to $1030. Now WTI is trading at $81 and gold at $1820 so i would say the general commodities had a catch-up year with gold and silver in 2021. That why you need to look at the bigger or long term picture.
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  3145. Thank you! 😃
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  3146. Famous last words.
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  3147. He was dreaming about all the bones he’ll be exchanging for his silver. He didn’t feel like waking up for work today. Too wet and cold.
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  3148. +Artytom The purchase or distribution process is very smooth. You just need to do your homework. Steemit is a growing decentralized social media platform on the blockchain. Many people are moving over to steemit and I have been posting there since August of 2016 and I can tell you it is improving massively.
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  3149. Happy new year!
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  3150. Good morning!
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  3151. Here is one from over 3 years ago: https://youtu.be/3_FZ75LyZnE
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  3152. I would say it has more to do with the relative strength of the dollar against the other major currencies but my view is that the dollar and the other currencies are all sinking in the long term versus gold and silver. Against each other, like with the dollar at the moment, they will strengthen and weaken at different times but don't really provide a good measure of real wealth like gold and silver.
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  3153. Hi @johnbethea4505, No I don't as when I started working in the sector I did not know what I now know. I guess it is the whole system that is rotten. Some of those firms I worked for were actually treated their employees and clients very well.
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  3154. Hi @270360 270360, I have actually made many videos about how the Bank of England has screwed many countries in the past along with the BIS. So you need to go to my channel and search some of these subjects that you are bringing up. My main objective here is to expose the Central Banks and their shenanigans!
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  3155. @sanjit neogi, That is a completely different subject maybe for another video. Maybe you could do a video about it?
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  3156. Yes the IMF has been screwing the world for over 70 years via the World Bank loans to corrupt politicians!
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  3157. Yes. Higher oil prices do help the dollar as it means the oil producers like Saudi and the rest get more dollars for their oil and then probably recycle them into dollar assets. Maybe the dropping of the Iran deal was done on purpose to raise the oil price in order to keep the petrodollar going for a bit longer? Who knows!
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  3158. To be honest it is not something that I think about.
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  3159. The coupon is always a fixed rate but the yield changes depending on what the price does. Someone who buys a bond at 100 with a 5% coupon receives a yield of 5%. If the the bond price falls below a 100 someone who buys it at 98 for example will get 5% coupon but the yield he/she gets will be higher as it will be 5% of 98.
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  3160. You are not buying real silver via Bullion Vault. You are getting "allocated silver" and if you were to ask for delivery i think the minimum is 1k troy ounces and you will pay VAT.
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  3161. Welcome back
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  3162. The Central Banks have to hold on to their gold or buy more if they want to stay solvent. The Dutch Central Banker said they are not selling. It is the only asset they have that will have any credibility eventually.
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  3163. As I said in the video his performance has not been stellar since 2008 but I still think it is good to keep an open mind and listen to different people out there.
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  3164. Morning!
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  3165. I read Atlas Shrugged cack in 2000/2001. It's a good story and I think it kind of forecasted what is going on today.
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  3166. You need to keep an eye on the 2-yr versus 10-yr. The 20-year bond is a relatively new thing as the Treasury used to issue only 10-yr and 30-yr on the longer end.
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  3167. Glad you enjoyed it
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  3168. Thanks for listening
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  3169. I agree. The CFTC and the SEC both work for Wall Street and pretend they are there to help Main Street or the small investor.
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  3170. I appreciate that!
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  3171. Oil tanker rates will go through the roof too.
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  3172. Yes, I have spoken about him before but just forgot his name as most my videos are not scripted.
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  3173. Morning
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  3174. Morning!
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  3175. Alex the fact that it is not very usable but desired and rare is why it is money and has been money for thousands of years. If it was usable or consumable it would be useless as money.
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  3176. Thanks and welcome.
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  3177. Yes. That is it.
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  3178. I played nine holes yesterday and I am playing a match on Monday. Enjoying being back on the course.
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  3179. Good morning!
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  3180. No golf. I did not bring my clubs.
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  3181. +literatious Maneco is a nickname given to me by my dad as he was called Mario as well. 64 is the year of my birth.
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  3182. Yes that one too but it was founded by political hacks just for personal gains while the ones I mentioned were created by the Robber Barons in order to shape society and political action.
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  3183. His initial comment is just under 3 minutes.
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  3184. Hi @Jas Atwal, That is a possibility but with the world coming to a stand still these countries probably will not be spending as much I would say or at least Russia. The Russian State is in good shape as it has almost no debt and Russia is self sufficient in many resources. As for Saudi Arabia I'm not so sure but they don't have much gold. (around 300 metric tonnes)
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  3185. Morning!
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  3186. Good morning!
    4
  3187. Morning!
    4
  3188. Thanks again!
    4
  3189. In English, we use Holland and Netherlands interchangeably. I will keep it in mind though that Breda is not in Holland next time.
    4
  3190. You must not have listened to the whole video. Utah, Wyoming and Oklahoma have passed similar laws.
    4
  3191. Yes I think he was picked to clean up the system because he is thick skinned.
    4
  3192. Yes he is oblivious to politics!
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  3193. Actually for the last few weeks none of my videos have been censored (yellow $ icon). It's strange because in May it got really bad but I always asked for manual reviews so maybe the algos adjusted to my content. Very weird. If anything my content has been very critical fo the fiat money system of late.
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  3194. Unfortunately the price of real gold is set at the Comex! So we do not get real price discovery and when we do you can kiss goodbye to the fiat currency system.
    4
  3195. Good morning!
    4
  3196. Hey, thanks!
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  3197. September 1
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  3198. I have put a link to the article in the description but I think what they mean is the savings level pre-2020.
    4
  3199. Yes. Centralisation of power is not a natural thing I would say.
    4
  3200. No, but it was at an eye clinic linked to Moorfields and the surgeon was from Moorfields.
    4
  3201. Thanks again!
    4
  3202. Telepathy! ;)
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  3203.  @salmonnella4930  Alien Invasion?!?! :]]
    4
  3204. I have Speculator but have not read it yet.
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  3205. I think the citizens know there is something wrong but i feel they are not aware of the severity of the coming crisis.
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  3206. He is alying by the fan right now.
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  3207. I would not trust the Royal Mint unless I am buying gold and silver from them and taking delivery. Don't forget it is a government institution and they could very easily take your "digigold" or pay you with paper.
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  3208. +I jess I've seen that. The currency moves look similar to the early 1930s when Europe was faltering and money was flowing to the US and strengthening the dollar but eventually there was also a run on US banks and FDR had to declare a bank holiday when he was inaugurated in March 1933.
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  3209. Central Banking is a massive Free Put Option for the private bankers financed not only by the American public but the public worldwide. No matter which way the markets move the select bankers and those close to them always win under this system in which the Central Bank acts as a Lender of Last Resort which is just a euphemism for a rigged game.
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  3210. +Jonathan i'm not popping the champagne yet as sometimes the subscriber count drops out of the blue but yes it's just over 10k now. Thanks
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  3211. +simon I saw this bottle of voka the other day called Royal Dragon and in it you had 23 carat gold flakes and a glass dragon inside. When you shake the bottle the gold flakes look beautiful in the bottle. I thought to myself at the time: you couldn't have a bitcoin vodka! http://www.selfridges.com/GB/en/cat/royal-dragon-imperial-23-carat-gold-leaf-vodka-1500ml_414-87209594-DRAGON1500ML/
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  3212. Good morning!
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  3213. You too!
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  3214. Hi @Leo Mullins, Is that why Central Banks are buying the most gold since 1967?
    4
  3215. Hi @Matt Davidson, I am glad you had a good meeting with Simon. I wish you and your family a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
    4
  3216. Much appreciated!
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  3217. Hi Yvonne, That is why governments lie about the real rate of inflation with their phoney statistics. At a certain point the lie will get too big.
    4
  3218. Thanks for that!
    4
  3219. Thank you! You too!
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  3220. Thanks!!
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  3221.  @redwine2664  I never mentioned the word hero but when you see what happened to others like Assange then it is a risk.
    4
  3222. As I said there was no political will to follow the right policies as the public wanted something for nothing.
    4
  3223. Makes sense.
    4
  3224. Hi @Rene, You are welcome and thank you for the support.
    4
  3225. +Jake The same way I do!
    4
  3226. More to come!
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  3227. Or Fat Bastard from the Austin Powers series.
    4
  3228. We will see.
    4
  3229. Thanks @Honig
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  3230. I’m looking more at the numbers as I said and no matter what you think about the Chinese system it’s working for them and getting them out of poverty. I’m not too sure the USA and the West for that matter are as free as we think. In Europe we have a massive Welfare State and in the USA even though the Welfare State is still relatively small you have the biggest Warfare State probably ever seen in history.
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  3231. Hi @Michael Ian, There is enough gold and silver for everyone, it just depends on the ratio (price) they are exchanged at versus other commodities, goods and services.
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  3232. Hi @Pravin Samani, The FSCS does not have enough assets to cover all UK bank deposits. I did a video about this a few years ago. Their assets at the time covered less than 5% of all deposits. Thanks for the info about the BoE.
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  3233. My pleasure!
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  3234. Our pleasure!
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  3235. My main problem with Kinesis is that they pay interest to peolpe who buy gold with them which means they are either lending it or taking new customers' funds to pay old ones.
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  3236. Thank you, I will
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  3237. I did and was not surprised by the price. I will use it for business expenses though for my taxes.
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  3238. I think I remember when it was £0.70 in the 1990s.
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  3239. Hi @Graham Hobbs, I did not know that.
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  3240. I know it is the Persian Gulf and that is why they call it the Gulf States. It is like the Gulf of Mexico. People in Florida call it the gulf coast.
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  3241. It could be a trojan horse. Only time will tell. That's why I think it is imperative to keep stacking silver and gold if possible.
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  3242. Thanks for listening
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  3243. Good morning!
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  3244. We have had a few bottoms and tops.
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  3245. I appreciate that
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  3246. Good morning!
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  3247. How did you guess? ;)
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  3248. I took some profit and then I switched to some of the miners that you saw on the list in this video.
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  3249. Hi Terry Oneil P, Definitely and I have spoken about this before but unfortunately, most of the trade union leaders have not got a clue about sound money. I'd say they should demand payment in pre-1920 sterling and gold pounds or sovereigns.
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  3250. I have been in contact with Lord King's private secretary a few times but he has always been too busy to come on the channel. I will try again.
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  3251. No even though technically it should be so but when government is so big and GDP counts government expenditure it makes a mockery of GDP.
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  3252. Hi @Cosi Fan Tutte, Didn't you know that it is now called Climate Change?
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  3253. +RWG RWG I agree with you and that is why I make my videos. I know I wont change the world but I try to help a little.
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  3254. Thank you kindly
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  3255. Hi @Cheap Laugh Kennedy, Unless the a "new digital currency" is trustworthy (gold and /or silver backed) I don't see how there will be any improvement.
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  3256. Hi @David Wright, I talk about in the video.
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  3257. You are welcome!
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  3258. It's a Krugerrand paper weight. It's not made of real gold. You can buy one from Gold Investments. I think they go for around £20.
    4
  3259. Just make sure it doesn't happen again. ;)
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  3260. The derivatives are a way of manipulating the underlying prices as they can conjure up even mor funny money. It is a symptom of a fiat currency bubble. Without derivatives they could not have kept the hous of cards going for so long.
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  3261. Glad you like them!
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  3262. +Vention Thanks.
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  3263. +Rob Moffit That's how it seems to me even though I am on the other side of the pond.
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  3264. Good tip!
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  3265. Yes, but the central banks are creating the reserves QE with which to buy assets (bonds and treasuries) from the commercial banks (Wall Street) so the reserves from the Central Banks are passed to the commercial banks and on the back of those reserves they create the currency. If there were no Central Banks commercial banks would be much more limited in the amount of currency they could create. I recommend you watch the videos by John Titus of Best Evidence and in particular this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYOEvurCVuk&t=2498s
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  3266. Morning!
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  3267. Hi @mark thompson, I have covered this subject several times this year and Mike and I also spoke about it two weeks ago. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/KvgVaq7pVsw
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  3268. Yes, thanks.
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  3269. +Bobby8270 One would think that if Crypto holders do take profits they might diversify into gold and silver seeing that these two are also outside the banking system.
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  3270. Yes, as John Exter said "IOU Nothings". All made-up money just like Bernie Madoff's made-up trades.
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  3271. It is possible and it is what they have done many times in other countries.
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  3272. My pleasure
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  3273. Morning
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  3274.  @A-RonHubbard  Actually for it is difficult as I do not watch my videos so had not realised that the quality of the video had gone down. Good thing it has been rectified and I think it had only been for a couple of days since I had upgraded my iMovie editing software.
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  3275. +lee gilbert It makes one wonder what the point of having a referendum was if Parliament will probably vote not to trigger Article 50. A total farce!
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  3276. Good morning!
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  3277. I don't think so. It will create even more problems. We keep digging ourselves into a deeper hole. I say "we" because most voters and even business leaders still clamour for the government to do something to "help"
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  3278. I don’t anymore. I haven’t for about over one year.
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  3279. @peterbrunsgaard2012 , Good morning!
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  3280. Thank you! Cheers!
    4
  3281. Because gold and silver act as a barometer of the health of the Federal Reserve Note od the Fiat (paper) dollar. That reason for that is that fiat money is only a derivative of gold and silver. Even if you look at the fiat currencies we have or have had recently their names are closely related to or even mean silver. In French the word for money is "argent" which also means silver. In the U.S. the word dollar originates from a silver thaler which was very popular silver coin from Europe. In England the pound sterling or is derived from sterling silver (92.5 purity silver).
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  3282. I set up the settings for the ads but unfortunately I do not choose them.
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  3283. +Stephan That is exactly what it was.
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  3284. The amount of cash in the vault is $0.0055 so basically just over half a cent or penny.
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  3285. My pleasure!
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  3286. Hi @Billy Bob, I don't think Andy believes in FRNs.
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  3287. One could argue the reset has been happening since 2000 as gold and silver bottomed around that time versus all major currencies and also stocks. So it has been a silent reset and what people are talking about now will be the culmination of it.
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  3288. Glad you enjoy it!
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  3289. The Bank of England does not deal directly with the public as it goes through the bullion banks and other commercial entities that are members of the LBMA. Jewellers, refiners and bullion dealers, on the other hand, need to get their gold from somewhere and some of that gold, of course, comes from the general public but also seeps through from the commercial or bullion market.
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  3290. Mike Maloney said he measures it in tonnes! He must be doing well.
    4
  3291. Hi @Tom Tapp, of course it is corruption but that is a subject for another video. Corruption in the UK is out of control at the top level.
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  3292. Hi @Lobo Plateado Stacker, I would say gold is for long term wealth preservation and so is silver but it is more bulky. I would also say it is up to personal preference the proportion that you should have.
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  3293. @InvestgoldUK , Jerusalem is important to all major religions Christianity included.
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  3294. I think inflation is a lot higher than 2% but as I said even at 2% the dollar loses 50% of its purchasing power over 20 years.
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  3295. Bithumb also has bitcoin at $19400 while all the other major exchanges have it at an average of $15300. Not sure Bithumb is a reliable source.
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  3296. Sounds like a good plan!
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  3297. No. When I entered the BA plane in London the stewardess asked to do so and I said I was exempt and she didn't argue. On the way back it was the same and no masks in the airport either in London or Zürich. A lot of people are still wearing it though. On the plane on the way back they all took it off to have the snack and the old man next to me didn't put it back on after the snack. I felt like asking him why it was ok to take it off after drinking and eating but I did not want to get into a potential argument.
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  3298. I agree.
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  3299. There will be booms and busts even in a sound money system but in a fiat money system they get way out of hand. The hangovers from the fait money booms are very severe if you want to use an analogy.
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  3300. My pleasure!
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  3301. Yes, there are many way to play the hard assets. I will be updating in the future with some more ideas.
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  3302. Much appreciated
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  3303. Good morning!
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  3304. Hi @Kevin Thornton, The video is playing for many others. Not sure what is going on. Seems to play ok on desktops but not smart phones and tablets. Could be a problem with YouTube app?
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  3305. Hi @Valerie price, The insurance sector could be affected so that is a good point. I think the sector has already been hurt because of the EU and UK Russian oil price cap forces Western insurance not to right policies when the price is above $60. The San francisco earthquake of 1906 was a trigger for the 1907 stock market crash.
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  3306. I heard about the earthquake in Turkey but I don't think it has a big impact on the Western financial system. It is a bad thing of course for the people in the area.
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  3307. If a bond is issued at par (100) and with a 5% coupon and then when it starts trading in the secondary market and investors start selling it and the price drops to 95 then the yield would be (not accounting for yield to maturity calculation) 5/95 or 5.26%. It's basically a calculation of the coupon rate divided by the price times 100.
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  3308. Probably because most think it is ok to get back into risky assets.
    4
  3309. Hi @Graham Hobbs, He has been quietly sleeping on the sofa in a few videos already but today he was not in a sleeping mood.
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  3310. Oh yes
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  3311. I have been to Pompey a couple of times but it was a bit out of the way this time. As for what wealth is I agree with you. It’s natural resources, human effort, tangible goods etc... Precious metals, in my opinion, help one save some of that wealth for the future. The problem with our current debt/tax based system is that those who run it expropriate the wealth you talk about via the creation of credit out of nothing.
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  3312. Just like you do now with fiat currency being law.
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  3313. I am!
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  3314. Hi @Agreek, It is not bankers who decide what a commodity is worth but the marketplace. Gold has been forecast to become a relic and useless for decades and it never does and personally I am holding on to my gold and silver.
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  3315. Morning!
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  3316. Happy to hear that!
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  3317. Yes! Thank you!
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  3318. I appreciate that!
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  3319. Well said!
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  3320. Same to you!
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  3321. This video is more about looking at how silver is undervalued. i have not looked at what earning were back then.
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  3322. Since Isaac Newton did the recoinage in the early 1700s and then after the Napoleonic Wars £1 has meant one gold sovereign and still does today. If you look up the gold sovereign on wikipedia you will see that the face value is still £1.
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  3323. Three pints.
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  3324. I agree with him on both counts. The 40-year down cycle in yields or interest rates ended in 2020/21.
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  3325. It's not guaranteed but I think it is highly probable.
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  3326. The bankers are in charge and have been for a long time.
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  3327. Hi @R B, I forgive you on my side.
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  3328. It went up against other fiat currencies but against money or gold it was unchanged or slightly lower. The dollar index is a measure of rubbish versus other rubbish. So when the business channels say the dollar went up they look at the DXY which started trading in 1973 at 100 and now, 50 years later, is trading at 104. Gold, on the other hand, was trading at $85 in 1973 and is now trading at $1916.
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  3329. Hi @999fine4, It might very well be but the end result will be calamitous for many.
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  3330. Thanks and welcome.
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  3331. He’s been sleeping in! He’s ok just getting old and sleeping more.
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  3332. That is correct
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  3333. Peter Schiff and Mike Maloney have both been accumulating gold for years. They might be in the precious metals dealing business but that does not mean they are selling the gold they have.
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  3334. Different actor same principle.
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  3335. I've put the link to it in the description of this video.
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  3336. Hi jmcarp98, I carry gold coins almost always and they are not heavy and are very convenient. What I meant by showing the Glint app and card is that you could even pay for something like a coffee with your gold. I still think that holding physical gold is the top priority but having alternatives is good.
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  3337. Yes, it is a Krugerrand paper weight but unfortunately it is not made of gold. You can get one from Gold Investments for about £20.
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  3338. Enjoy!
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  3339. You are welcome.
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  3340. Morning
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  3341. A few days ago. I used debit cards and cash.
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  3342. I think not only the dollar but all fiat currencies could go the way of the Continental, the Confederate dollar or the reichsmark. I think the bankers would make sure that the debts would be reset as well as they are not working in the public's interest. The bankers could write off their debts but not yours.
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  3343. The question is whether other nations will keep buying crude with dollars. Compared to 1973 though the fiat dollar buys a lot less crude. Back then $3 was enough for a barrell.
    4
  3344. Hi @Marcin, I think is still too early to to money back into the market. That's just my opinion though. I think we are still in the first few innings of the bear market.
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  3345. Hi, The gold they hold for you (allocated) in Zurich should be safe. How well Glint would do in such an environment is difficult to say even though it is not a bank.
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  3346. Well said
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  3347. I appreciate that!
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  3348. Hi @Know BS, Building Societies, IMO, are not safer than the banks as they are also insured by the FSCS. Why would they need that insurance if they were safer than the banks?
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  3349. QE is quantitative easing is when central banks buy government bonds in order to drive bond yields and interest rates lower. I would say if CBDCs are launched they will run alongside the current currency and the national debt will still be there.
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  3350. @Vebjorn Grytten, it could but it could also create a major crisis and then they'd have to do what the Bank of England did in October when they had to actually do QE or print again.
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  3351. Thanks @MM 126
    4
  3352. Almost!
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  3353. We are going out to Pets at Home to get Rudy a new bed! He has grown out of his first one so life is good.
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  3354. @edwinneill5172, If you can get to the Cayman Islands when the s--t hits the fan I guess why not? I think this advice is for "very high net worth individuals" who have their own private jets and 200-foot yachts. If you fit that bill it could be worth considering Doug's advice.
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  3355. Hello there!
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  3356. I think it's too late now. The time to have re-instated Glass-Steagall would have been straight after the Crisis of 2008 but the PTBs, under the bankers' influence, decided to double up and not allow for the system to be cleansed.
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  3357. Our pleasure!
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  3358. @QuaaludeCharlie < I'd say you are doing very well if you can do it once a month.
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  3359. @gianpaolooliva430 , All fiat currency always end up worthless or going to zero. It is a fact. There are no exceptions.
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  3360. @matteotardivo7010 , The markets will go even higher but the currencies in which they are denominated are going down versus gold or real money even faster. look at countries like Brazil in the 1980s, Venezuela and Zimbabwe as their stock markets went up a lot too but their currencies became worthless. That is why it is called a crack-UP BOOM!
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  3361. Anything is possible but I'd still rather have PMs now than paper.
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  3362. Morning
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  3363. Yes, that’s what I meant.
    4
  3364. Happy new year!
    4
  3365. I'd say visit Costa Rica on holiday first and see if it is really for you. I'd say though that the harassment you speaking of is universal. The grass is greener saying comes to mind.
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  3366. Good morning Bugsy2379.
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  3367. I own it and keep adding on.
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  3368. Hello there!
    4
  3369. Glad you enjoyed it
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  3370. Happy to hear that!
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  3371. I spoke about it in this video. It's the Inflation Propellant Act. The name of the bill is a sick joke on the American public IMO.
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  3372. I don't think they will be able to raise for much longer. The other person you mentioned has his opinion and that is fine with me.
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  3373. Hi @Mr. Bullion, Are you in the U.K.?
    4
  3374. Hi @alainroy76, I did not remove it so it was YouTube.
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  3375. As a trade yes as but as monetary insurance i think it is always prudent to have some coins and bars.
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  3376. In our current fiat debt-based monetary system the money is debt so if you keep creating debt as infinitum that debt or money will become worth less and less relative to real things or tangible goods. So inflate away the debt or money.
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  3377.  @Adrianpublandlord  Usually the Central Banks try to control the short term market interest rates but with QE the Central Banks also try to control these rates now. Normally, of course, in a free market we should not even have Central Banks and the free market should be the arbiter of the cost of lending and borrowing.
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  3378. Yes.
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  3379. Thanks so much
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  3380. I don't think $14 billion makes much difference in the scheme of things.
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  3381. Yes, the sovereign's legal tender face value is one pound.
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  3382. Glad you like them!
    4
  3383. Yes it was!
    4
  3384. Lol!
    4
  3385. Hi @jake Bullet, I hope you listen to the whole video as I touch upon the moral purpose of the law or government.
    4
  3386. Unfortunately, yes.
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  3387.  @SheepDog1974  I'd rather have physical as PSLV is still in the financial system even though I think Eric Sprott is trustworthy. With PSLV you can take delivery but not for small amounts. I have never bought PSLV.
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  3388.  @OVERHERE-OVERHERE  I did not mean to play down how dangerous it is there. It's hard when you are not face to face with someone to express yourself. I am sure you have a lot of stories and I am glad you made it.
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  3389. Hi @ Doctor Euge, I said it just in case there are some out there who are not enlightened as you.
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  3390. Hi @J Atwel, You are right. I have mentioned him several times.
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  3391. Thank you very much!
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  3392. It is early to tell but if silver breaks through $30 yes.
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  3393. You are correct about gold not making one rich but it protects ones earned wealth versus central banking fiat money debasement. It has for thousands of years unlike paper.
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  3394. Morning
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  3395. The reason the pound has been higher than the dollar historically is because, under the gold standard, £4.248 was equivalent to one troy ounce of gold because the gold sovereign was £1 and weighs 0.2354 of a troy ounce. In the US, prior to 1934, $20.67 was worth 1 troy ounce of gold. So the exchange rate was £1 equals $4.8658 ( 20.67/4.248) so today's rate just goes to show how the pound has not only dropped in terms of dollars but in terms of gold.
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  3396. Elon Musk does not want to see higher silver prices as ICE, EV and HEV cars all use silver and the use of silver is set to grow quite a bit especially for EV (electric) and HEV (hybrid) cars in the next decades.
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  3397. Much appreciated
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  3398. Glad to hear it!
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  3399. Yes, Peter said he hopes the video does not go viral!
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  3400. Yes, I know and I have been telling my viewers that for the last few years. Rising prices are the consequence of inflation.
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  3401. The German 10-year Bund yield is at 0%! I remember trading Bunds when they yielded over 6%!
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  3402. Thanks for the feed back on the thumbnail. They are important for the CTR or Click Through Rate which is basically how often people click on impressions or the thumbnails of your videos. They are more likely to click on your video if the thumbnail catches their attention. I know it might not matter too much for my loyal followers but I need to think of growing the following too.
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  3403. Yes, He is doing well. grew out of his old bed.
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  3404. Much appreciated
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  3405. Morning!
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  3406. You too!
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  3407. Thank you very much!
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  3408. I think that is where you are wrong. Gold is protecting UK investors as our currency collapses and will eventually do the same when the IOU Nothing dollar does the same.
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  3409. Yes, it used to be the promissory note for specie or gold and sometimes silver coins too. The promissory notes were detached from specie eventually in the 20th century and now people think that what we use as currency ( paper and digital entries) are actually money. And if it isn’t already bad they want do away also with the promissory notes that we now call cash too. Originally gold and silver coins were cash. When you went to the bank with your promissory notes you were going to cash them in return for your money.
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  3410. If you believe the BLS is not political then you have nothing to worry about. You should not be listening to my videos and you should go back to watching CNN, CNBC and Bloomberg tv. What I think is a great deal more frustrating than the fake markets is the deception that misleads millions of people into making decisions based on lies. I am not worried about the fiat price of an ounce of gold as I know that in the long term an ounce of gold and silver will hold their purchasing power as opposed to the Federal Reserve Note.
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  3411. I am not in charge of the marketing campaign so I cannot tell the marketing company when they should tell other YouTubers to publish their videos. It is a marketing campaign so I guess it makes sense for the videos to come out on the same day. As I said the information is to make people aware of the company and not to push people into buying it.
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  3412. Commodities Trading Account or a futures trading fund.
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  3413. Good morning @Growmechanic
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  3414. Hello there!
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  3415. As I said until 1946 you could convert bank notes for 50% silver at a fixed rate and until 1914 you could convert the Bank of England notes for gold sovereigns. Nowadays, of course, all bank notes around the world are not convertible at a fixed rate but I guess now we can convert it but not at a fixed rate and people now call it buying gold or silver.
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  3416. When countries start dumping their gold reserves to buy bitcoin that might be the case. For now gold is still the extinguisher.
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  3417. Thanks
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  3418. Good morning!
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  3419. Great point!
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  3420. The weekly MAs (50, 100 and 200) still look bullish. In the daily MAs (50, 100 and 200) it looks like the 50 has crossed slightly below the 200 but the 100 has not done it yet so I would say it is not a death cross. I am sure the banksters are trying to paint the tape. Even if we were to drop further in the short term good luck getting the real thing and these artificial prices. If you trade paper gold( not gold) and you are leveraged then it is a different story
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  3421.  @fullofhope2222  Looks like trouble might be brewing there and this time it could be because of negative rates. https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/here-we-go-again-zoltan-warns-repo-market-verge-major-shock-key-funding-rate-turns-negative
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  3422. Good luck buying it for £1278.46
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  3423. When Buffett bought last year gold topped so maybe he is a contrary indicator for gold?
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  3424. Thank you kindly
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  3425. According to this Google search they do practice fractional reserve banking but are not regulated by the Federal Reserve System. https://www.google.com/search?q=do+credit+unions+practice+fractional+reserve+banking&oq=do+credit+unions+practice+fra&aqs=chrome.4.69i57j33i160l3j33i22i29i30.21056j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
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  3426. Thanks! You too!
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  3427. @Icriedtoday, I guess you are what one might call a Langley Bot?
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  3428. Yes, it is totally bogus.
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  3429. Yes! Thank you!
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  3430. Much appreciated
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  3431. Yes I'm sure Mario Draghi is keeping a close eye on developments.
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  3432. Hi Robert, As I said the relationship between gold and the fiat currencies (dollar included) is not 100% correlated all the time but if you look at the gold price since the DXY almost touched 97 it has gone from $1160 to a present level of $1198. In the long term precious metals value versus paper will be reflected as the market always trumps the manipulators.
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  3433. Yes and Uncle Sam is still spending like a drunken sailor! 5%+ deficits come to mind!
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  3434. Fake News is how the Guardian and other UK papers reported the OPCW findings in Salisbury. All the headlines said the OPCW confirmed it was NOVICHOK that was used but if you read the actual article it said that the OPCW findings did not mention NOVICHOK and that they could not tell the origin of the substance. Here is an example of Fake News from the Guardian and you need to make sure you don't just read the headline because it is totally misleading or FAKE! https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/apr/12/novichok-used-in-spy-poisoning-chemical-weapons-watchdog-confirms-salisbury
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  3435. Grant Shapps is also Michael Green! Look it up.
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  3436. Thanks. Have a great day too.
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  3437. Yes he was but he does not profess to get things 100% right. All he does is that he tries to forecast on the back of the data he processes from his web bot.
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  3438. Yes, illiquid assets is just a euphemism.
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  3439. I would say too much red tape, regulations and worker's guarantee like in Europe actually creates less investments, entrepreneurship and job opportunities. You only have to look at countries like Spain where it is so hard to fire workers and it ends up that businesses are actually discouraged from hiring.
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  3440. Nice!
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  3441. I'd say right now it would be alongside with derivatives but only because of all the leverage involved with so-called "stablecoins" like Tether. I/m sure some would say it could be near the bottom like gold but I am not too sure as the track record isn't there.
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  3442. Thanks for the sub!
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  3443. Absolutely
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  3444. Morning! I liked playing the Winter park Golf Club. One of the holes dog legged around the cemetery!
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  3445. GLD is not gold. I'd stay away from it. The advantage of gold is that it is an asset that has no counter party risk and all GLD does is add that risk. If you trust the banks that almost collapsed the system in 2008 then go ahead and buy GLD.
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  3446. Hi @Kris G, How much do you want to save? Only you can answer that question.
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  3447. Good choice.
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  3448. Hi @Jake Jones, Thanks. I wish all the best in your move across the Pacific Ocean.
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  3449. Buying a house mortgage-free is not participating in the Ponzi in my opinion. A house is a tangible asset which provides you with shelter. Buying it as an investment with a mortgage is participating in the Ponzi just like buying gold futures contracts or ETFs.
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  3450. Hi @Just Reality, What I am acknowledging is that gold and silver do not move up in a straight line and can even correct like they did in the mid-1970s for a couple of years but if one knows what is going on and is patient and keeps stacking there will be ample reward. When I started doing my videos on YouTube in December of 2015 gold had just bottomed at $1045 and when I started stacking in 2002 it was around $320. The way I see it one has two options: 1. keep your savings in fake money of fiat currency and its value drop via inflation or debasement or 2. keep your savings in real money gold & silver and see the purchasing power of savings protected and even increased over time. I know what option I am choosing.
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  3451. Good night
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  3452. Hi, I have tried to get him on again but no cigar.
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  3453. Good morning. Yes Rudy has learned quickly.
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  3454. Thanks for watching
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  3455. The market or investors. As the supply of fiat currency increases relative to goods and services it will dilute the fiat currency's value. Producers and consumers determine that in the market place. Producers seeing the dilution of the fiat currency will demand more fiat currency from consumers.
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  3456. He was asleep today. Had a lie-in. He's getting old. He will be back though.
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  3457. +SeasideMark Edwards I've never voted in my life. I never voted for the politicians who decided to put our monetary and financial system on the path it is and that has led to the insurmountable debts that we as a public are carrying and you and future generations will carry. I am trying to open everyone's eye to what is going on economically, monetarily and financially.
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  3458. What lies am I spreading exactly. This whole crisis has been exaggerated and even the CDC recently said that about 5% of the deaths reported with Covid were of only Covid19.
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  3459. Yes, @Bobby8270 the expression is from Matthew 24:43 and Thessalonians 5:2.
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  3460. Yes, but the inflation is not in commodities but the fiat currency. Commodity prices will rise because the dollar is dropping. Commodities do not cause inflation.
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  3461. I usually let YouTube set those automatically. I posted this late last night and have seen they have put a lot of adverts. I have deleted some of the mid rolls. I agree with you. Thanks for the heads-up.
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  3462. Glad you think so!
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  3463. Glad you enjoyed it
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  3464. Hi @babyhullk, It looks like it is telling us the bankers are losing control of the paper silver price.
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  3465. Good morning!
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  3466. No problem!
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  3467. £ is nothing special and is one of the worst performing of the major currencies in the last 25 years. The UK's North Sea oil reserves have been depleted so not much of an impact. Resilient is not a word I'd associate with £ unfortunately.
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  3468. Happy new year!
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  3469. Cumbre Vieja, according to scientists' models, could lead to the collapse of a mountain the size of Manhattan into the Atlantic causing mega tsunamis. Let's hope they are wrong and also that it doesn't happen.
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  3470. Actually, both gold and silver are up today while everything else is down.
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  3471. You would need to ask the shareholders what they are doing as I'm not privy to their activities. I would say that I'd sell assets that are overvalued like tech stocks to cover margin calls instead of getting rid of exposure to gold or silver.
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  3472. Our pleasure!
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  3473. Thanks, you too!
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  3474. Unfortunately, the powers that be have used emergencies like wars to usurp the U.S. Constitution.
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  3475. Hi @terry shead, I have listened to the interview and I have read Our Crowd by Stephen Birmingham. I have been following Jim Sinclair's blog since 2002 so I am aware of his background and he actually encouraged his followers to read Our Crowd. His family name is originally Seligman and they went to the U.S. from Germany in the 1830s and started out as peddlers in Pennsylvania and went on to become prominent bankers and helped finance the Union during the Civil War. I think J. & W. Seligman were also the bankers for Abraham Lincoln's widow and they also helped finance the building of the Panama Canal. The interesting thing about the book is that it showed how the Seligmans along with other German Jewish families of New York like the Loebs, Schiffs, Warburgs, Rothschilds etc... actually were very close and intermarried. Hence the name Our Crowd. I highly recommend the book.
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  3476. Building societies are perceived as being safer and they probably are a little bit but they still need protection from the FCSC for deposits above £85k so it looks like they also are involved in fractional reserve lending.
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  3477. Morning @Alex Flores, Thanks for your support and interest.
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  3478. Hi @Timothy Leach, Yes, I have mostly sovereigns now for the reason you mentioned.
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  3479.  @davidwright8626  Yes. Unless you think the IMF/US Treasury/EU are going to pay-off irredeemable and growing debt gold is the only monetary asset that helps them pad their balance sheets.
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  3480. I think chatting here is enough already as sometimes it is hard for me to answer all the questions and comments here. I'd rather focus here than not focus anywhere.
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  3481. I don't own platinum but I think it is worth holding too. It is a precious metals but not so much a monetary metal.
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  3482. Glad you like them!
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  3483. That’s a good joke!
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  3484. That sounds like a good plan.
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  3485. Hi @paulwhite856, I had a look and I spoke for about 2.5 minutes so I will try next time to keep it shorter. Thanks for your feedback.
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  3486. I would also add that why wouldn't the central bankers and governments manipulate the gold price? Surely you have heard of libor rigging, QE, Operation Twist, Bank of Japan and Swiss National Bank buying shares in the stock market, the ECB buying corporate bonds and ECB President Mario Draghi saying he would all it takes to save the European government bond markets?
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  3487. Conspiracy Theory is a term invented by your friends at the Central Intelligence Agency in order to discredit people who expose the criminal acts of governments and bankers. The people who control the gold price also let it spike higher once in a while or lose control of it. You need to study the history of money, gold, fiat money to understand that with the trillions upon trillions of fiat money printed out of thin air in the last ten years the prices at which gold and silver are at present makes no sense whatsoever.
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  3488. He is still upstairs asleep! I will dock his pay.
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  3489. Hi @marina blue, I will have a look. Thanks for the heads-up.
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  3490. I noticed that too. Billy used to do the same.
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  3491. Anything is possible.
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  3492. Morning!
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  3493. You think it’s better now? I just moved the camera a bit.
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  3494. +Tamar M Bo Polny is not perfect but who is? He has made some good calls in the past and I agree with a lot of what he says. I try to keep an open mind.
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  3495. Real estate though will be heavily impacted by interest rates but i agree that is a hard asset and that it is worth something in that it is shelter.
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  3496. I appreciate that!
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  3497. Happy birthday!
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  3498. The point I've made too is that only the very wealthy or top 0.1% have the wherewithal to have their wealth actively managed for 91 years. A gold coin or two stashed away safely does not need any management.
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  3499. Many thanks!
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  3500. Thank you, I will
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  3501. I'm not too sure about any political party as they only create division amongst individuals. I'd much rather prefer a representative form of government where people elect candidates that stand as public servants and where political parties were not existent.
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  3502. What do you think they have had in those countries? The only reason they keep going is that they are using the fiat dollar but their currencies collapsed long ago.
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  3503. Oh thank you!
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  3504. It means that when politicians blame others (businesses, trade unions etc...) for inflation they are basically lying as government with the power of legislation and force is the only entity that can inflate the currency out of thin air.
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  3505. Good morning!
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  3506. No. Just Rudy as his pedigree name is Rudolph.
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  3507. Hi @Andre Reog, I sure am. I hope you are fine too.
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  3508. I'll talk about that tomorrow in the livestream.
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  3509. In Brazil we were taught that Santos Dumont was first to fly.
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  3510. @samgreen23 , I do but it is better to explain to people why it is happening so they can at least understand what is going on and maybe protect their savings. What is the point of telling people it is intentional if you don't explain to them what the mechanism is?
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  3511. I have cryptos too and have been involved in the market since around 2012. I think the technology behind it (blockchain) has a future. One thing I would say is that you need to be prepared to sit through a lot of volatility in the crypto markets.
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  3512. Appreciate it!
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  3513. Morning!
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  3514. The markets in London trade everything. The City of London is the biggest market for foreign exchange and has more American banks than New York has American banks. While NY sleeps London is trading everything including US treasuries, Comex future, nymex oil, index futures from all around the world. I know this because I worked in the City of London for almost 25 years.
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  3515. My pleasure!
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  3516. Same to you!
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  3517. Thanks! You too!
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  3518. Thanks for the info
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  3519. Morning!
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  3520. Glad you enjoyed it
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  3521. Hi @Leesey R, Was it "good night darling"?
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  3522. I did not say Europe was strong economically but the that the euro’s fundamentals look better than the dollar’s.
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  3523. It's a foreign exchange market term. So if £/$ moves from 1.3100 to 1.3101 that is a 1 pip move higher for £. A move from 1.3100 to 1.3200 is a 100 pip move.
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  3524. My pleasure!
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  3525. Yes. They have not called it a bailout but it is one.
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  3526. Gold did so well in the last Great Depression that the government even had to confiscate it and make it illegal so I'm not too sure how you worked that one out. Homestake Minning was up about 500% in the 1930s. You should know by now that gold and silver have been accepted as money for indirect exchange for the last 5 thousand years. I would bet a farmer would much rather have gold or silver in exchange for his crop during a Great Depression.
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  3527. You could never put it past these people as they are desperate.
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  3528. So pretty similar to where we are in the West now I guess or to what happens in the U.S. with Executive orders. Remember when FDR stole Americans' gold by using Executive Order 6102! I'd also add that in the West we are under the Rule of the Bankers (Maritime or Commercial Law) and not the Common Law that you refer to.
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  3529. I think they meant "optimistic in a difficult situation".
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  3530. Hi @james Peter millward, I'm not feeling that bad but I'm not feeling 100%.
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  3531. I do not get sick very often so I am not going to pack up just because of a cold but the Orkney Islands seem nice.
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  3532. Thanks 👍
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  3533. Yes. Those who have access to or own real things will profit but that is because of the inflation of the currency. inflation accentuates this but the people who are involved are not the ones to blame but those who control the issuance of the currency.
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  3534. Morning!
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  3535. Only because they have been able to hijack it in the last hundred years. Historically though those who have the gold make the rules so if the people get involved in the precious metals (physical) it will surely weaken their control.
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  3536. Sorry, we have not got the multi-million dollar CNBC or Bloomberg studio nor Jamie Dimon or Lloyd Blankfein to wheel out on the screen.
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  3537. My pleasure! Thank you.
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  3538. Hi @Joe Boucher, Here is the link to the mug. https://teespring.com/be-right-and-sit-tight?cid=102910&page=1&pid=659&tsmac=store&tsmic=maneco64
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  3539. He got that on Tuesday from his groomer. He looks smart.
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  3540. Good morning!
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  3541. Hi @Andy Hovarth, Very interesting. Looks like the paper market and the physical market are basically splitting up.
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  3542. Hi @Jake Jones, I am happy for you and your family and you are proof that Au79 did what it says on the tin. Are you buying some mining claims?
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  3543. Same to you!
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  3544. Good morning!
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  3545. Hope you enjoy it!
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  3546. I let him have the day off. He’ll be back though.
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  3547. I guess the US was taken over by a Central Bank too 50 years earlier in 1914! US foreign policy reflects the will of the bankers.
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  3548. You can thank Mrs maneco64 for that.
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  3549. I find that amazing too but it is the way of the world right now.
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  3550. He has a PhD already!
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  3551. That's why we need to inform the public of this as if there is enough political pressure congress will be hard pressed not to act.
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  3552. Education is the best antidote. Violence will not get gold bugs or crypto bugs anywhere.
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  3553. Looks like more range trading for now between 6000 and 6800. My money is on a breakout soon above 6800.
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  3554. Thanks.
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  3555. Yes, but a lot of people want to know why it is done.
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  3556. I have heard of it. I think it is the project to fake the alien invasion isn't it?
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  3557. I am talking about the 2022 1 troy ounce Britannia.
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  3558. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  3559. Hi John, You are welcome and thanks for your support.
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  3560. Glad you enjoyed it
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  3561. Yes bitcoin is good for speculation but is note a stable store of value yet and I think the limited supply could prove a problem in the distant future of course. I think it’s sounder than fiat though.
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  3562. As I said I always approve your comments and responses to other comments that they put in the spam section. It might take a while for me to do it (30 minutes or an hour) and you might not think it has been done because you do not see it being publish right off the bat but I do do it. You only need to go back and check. It's hard to figure out YouTube.
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  3563. Hi @OnlyMyPov, What do you mean? All the videos I ever made are still publicly available on YouTube. What do you mean by "they are making your channel irrelevant"? I have noticed that the increase in new subscribers has slowed down quite a bit and that I'm probably not getting as many views on average per video but I will not let it get me down and I will just keep going.
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  3564. Morning!
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  3565. Excellent!
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  3566. +tmk0927 I have listened to the video and it seems to be fine on my side.
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  3567. +Gary I have covered the footsie-100 and sterling in this video and will continue to do so. I have also made a video recently about UK and London house prices and the price of gold. Thanks for watching.
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  3568. +Charles That is why I said it is a bad idea. It would only keep the Web of Debt going but on a much more global scale. It (SDR) is a massive globalist scam.
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  3569. I’m not sure I personally produced any “shit” like you say. How can I be responsible for the disaster that our fiat money system is?
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  3570. Who is to say the CME could not also eventually launch a Verticoin futures. Don't forget the bitcoin futures will be settled in dollars. There will be no digital delivery of bitcoin.
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  3571. Yes, that is what I think.
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  3572. Glad it was helpful!
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  3573. I did a video about what happened in Turkey about 3 weeks ago and would say the lira is not out of the woods. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/SNHUhYp1JV4
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  3574. Hi ozzie max, I would recommend buying from a dealer or shop if possible but if you do use ebay make sure you read the description carefully and make sure the seller has a good reputation and record. Thanks for following the channel!
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  3575. It's a public company so there are shareholders but I would bet that the ultimate owners are well hidden behind trusts and holding companies.
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  3576. Hi @Bobby8270, You are welcome.
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  3577. Glad you liked it!
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  3578. Good morning!
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  3579. Thanks for reminding me. I'll put it in the description section now.
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  3580. Difficult to say but it might be during lockdown. It will be when people want to get rid of their cash as quickly as possible and producres will want to hold off selling their products.
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  3581. Morning!
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  3582. Gold is protecting holders of sterling from its debasement against the dollar. I guess holding dollars as a UK resident helps but ultimately the paper dollar is not as good as gold anymore.
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  3583. I have said for the last two years that Brexit would be used as a scapegoat for the debasement of the currency. I would stick to PMs and avoid the dollar as it is just as bad as all the other fiat currencies. It might do well for now but in the gold and silver are still better money than paper.
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  3584. I would say try to get out of as much debt as possible but also start accumulating PMs.
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  3585. Morning!
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  3586. That seems to be the strategy.
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  3587. Glad you enjoyed it
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  3588. Morning Ben!
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  3589. He is around and is doing well.
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  3590. I’m holding on to my ag and bought some a couple of weeks ago. I think the monetary use will come to the fore.
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  3591. Yes, I got confused. It was the Kuwaiti Ambassador's daughter.
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  3592. Yes, I know that. All the major Western countries are run by the Secret Services or Synarchy.
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  3593.  @bengray4293  Hi Ben, I was surprised to see Mike Maloney being quoted in the WSJ. Golf would be nice.
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  3594. I personally would wait but if you are concerned maybe do half and half.
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  3595. Secular means "for a long time in this case". A normal bull market would last a few years or more while a secular one could last decades.
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  3596.  @darkhorse6770  I'll let you in on a secret. I copied and pasted from Mike's channel so even though I take responsibility for the mistake it wasn't my mistake originally.
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  3597. There are a lot of tiny countries that are dirt poor and very unstable so being tiny doesn’t necessarily mean a country will be wealthy and stable. Look at Central America and countries like Haiti.
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  3598. He was still asleep! He’s ok.
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  3599. Yes I did and it turned out wrong. Technical analysis is not always 100% right
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  3600. I have not watched CNBC for many years so I could not tell you.
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  3601. Hi @Danny Djokoviv, I read about that and I think it is very significant as Warren Buffett hates cash.
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  3602. Yes, they always try to create "enemies" abroad in order to distract peoples' attention from the fact that they are in fact our biggest foes.
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  3603. There are shortages of truck or lorry drivers, there are shortages of building materials, shortage of nurses etc...
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  3604. There is a little pause in the beginning but it should be fine now.
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  3605. Glad you think so!
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  3606. I will be backing up the truck if silver goes to $4 and I usually am not one to use this kind of expression.
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  3607. Here it has been very cold and yesterday it rained while I played golf.
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  3608. That's right. I could not care less if the bankers and speculators wanted to act like that but when they are protected by our supposed representatives is when I have a problem. Plus they extort us with a taxes and inflation in order to bail these people out. but when their bets pay off they keep the profits.
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  3609. I would say the hedge funds and others also use the repo market. The analogy would be of you asking a pawnbroker for a thousand-pound loan for a day and using your car as security because you think you have a great tip on the horses. Why sell your car if you can get the cash and then pay the pawnbroker back tomorrow with your profits? It works well until your bets are too big and don't payout.
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  3610. Thanks and welcome
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  3611. From what I know and have told my viewers the BTFP ends on March 11th. I would say the Fed will most probably renew it unless they want to start another banking crisis and I don't think they do.
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  3612. I think it is just speculation.
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  3613. I agree. That’s what Catherine Austin Fitts said as well.
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  3614. Good morning and thank you.
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  3615. +Paola Crawford Yes that is the rumour. Goldman had a big short position and that's why GB pre announced the sale which led to a big drop in the price of gold. What Gordon Brown got from Goldman and the rest of the City of London was support for his economic policies which eventually almost led to the collapse of the UK banking system and economy. I remember being surprised at the time that supposed free market economists in the City thought that New Labour's socialist policies were somehow a good thing. Now we know why!
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  3616. Hi Joe, I remember when the dollar was more than Yen 200 too back in the early 1980s. I guess when you were in Okinawa was right around the time after President closed the gold window and then the dollar rates floated. The dollar at the time dropped particularly a lot versus the Deutsche mark and the Japanese yen as the two countries were running big current account surpluses.
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  3617. Bom dia, Marcia.
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  3618. Hi @wayneboy z, I think that if you are selling to downsize it should not be a problem but the other thing that could happen that might be a problem is if the market freezes and transaction stop.
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  3619. Yes, that was all the Bradbury Pound was. A wartime counterfeiting exercise.
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  3620. I actually think the central banks are fighting to keep deflation at bay and the two results that we could have are the following: they don't succeed and we get a really crushing deflationary collapse and the other one is that they succeed in averting deflation but create a massive hyper inflationary event. Either way gold and silver should do well.
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  3621. I haven’t heard from them yet!
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  3622. Morning!
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  3623. Thanks.
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  3624. No, the premiums are high in the U.S. too. Nothing to do with Brexit.
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  3625. Glad you enjoyed it
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  3626. Good morning!
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  3627. You got that right!
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  3628. The Fed probably had a word with the folks at YouTube. Keep the inflation and gold narrative in the background.
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  3629. Morning!
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  3630. Yes it was!
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  3631. Glad you enjoyed it
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  3632. Hi @Mondo Lilith, I noticed the tea cup in the weekly gold chart too. I will talk about soon.
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  3633. The Federal Reserve System was created by an act of Congress and signed into law by President Woodrow Wilson but I agree with you that a President could probably abolish or neutralize the Fed by executive order just like FDR usurped the Constitution by his executive order 6102 to confiscate the people's gold in 1933. Apparently, some cases against this EO were brought against the FDR administration to the Supreme Court but the SC Judges decided not to hear them. One needs to remember that EO was issued during the collapse of the banking system and at the height of the Great Depression so it was overlooked and accepted because of the crisis.
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  3634. Sounds great!
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  3635. Unless the digital currencies have some kind of backing (gold and silver) I don't see them working.
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  3636. Slept in today.
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  3637. I’m playing 36 holes tomorrow and 9 last night.
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  3638. Hello there!
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  3639. Hi Teri, You are welcome and best wishes to you too this Christmas!
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  3640. Sounds good to me.
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  3641. The article explains it. There is a link to it in the description of this video.
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  3642. Thanks for the visit
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  3643. Hi @bringsdogtowork, You have to call by phone to get the quotes. Andy was telling me they are working on upgrading their website so that you will be able to get more information and also deal on it too. I don't know when it will be ready but will keep everybody posted.
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  3644. Glad you liked it!
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  3645. Always welcome
    3
  3646. My pleasure!
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  3647.  @xxxxyz854  Thanks for your kind words.
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  3648. I think as long as you use their data and give your opinion on things it should be ok but you are right. I do need to be careful. I post quite a bit about what I think about this crisis on a blog that I keep called www.maneco64.net
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  3649. Billy says "thanks".
    3
  3650. Yes I remember that. There are a lot of questions unanswered about that incident. Could be a topic for another censored video! ;)
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  3651. Marshall Swing seems to think it will happen in a couple of months. https://www.silverdoctors.com/gold/gold-news/marshall-swing-gold-silver-getting-prepped-for-one-final-crash-before-they-pull-the-plug-in-69-days/
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  3652. +BaronSilver Baron I said even if the crypto currencies were like fiat they might do well.
    3
  3653. Hi @Jules Signoret, Yes bond yields were rising and their prices were dropping.
    3
  3654. Yes, it is only "strong" because the other currencies are even weaker.
    3
  3655. Morning!
    3
  3656. Hi @Larry Farris, It was a spur-of -the-moment one and I was not that busy today.
    3
  3657. +VP FX I think it would be positive for the dollar versus the euro. As for the dollar versus gold and silver I think the precious metals will win out.
    3
  3658. Hi @Hue, You are welcome.
    3
  3659. You can buy 200 lbs of beef for an ounce of gold but for groceries, you can few ounces of silver. My interview with a farmer from Arkansas - "Yes, You Can Eat Gold After All!" https://youtu.be/DZgPUjHrBho
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  3660. Thanks @Peter Brunsgaard.
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  3661. Morning!
    3
  3662. Bad for all the Western fiat currencies as they are a derivative of the fiat dollar.
    3
  3663. Good morning!
    3
  3664. Good morning!
    3
  3665. Hi, Thanks for the tip. Here is one article about it: http://www.investmentu.com/article/detail/50160/why-islamic-law-is-about-to-send-gold-gld-prices-soaring#.V4Sc35MrJHQ
    3
  3666. Bots are created by people though.
    3
  3667. No problem 👍 but I saw a message from a viewer that said: "I didn't know maneco64 was pumping bitcoin, unsubed."
    3
  3668. Very welcome
    3
  3669. I have seen a documentary about what happened almost 20 years ago. Brock Pierce was cleared of all charges so I do not know what else is there to say. So what "lies" are you talking about? Please specify.
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  3670. So the flip side of the coin is that the EOS project also created a huge demand for ethereum in the first place and so do all other ICO's. What block.one does with the ethereum is hard to say. Have they converted most of it already into other currencies or have they kept some? I don't know. As for the tokens they have been very clear about it for the last twelve months and if people bothered to do their homework before getting involved they would be perfectly ok. I registered my tokens last year and have kept my EOS public and private key very safe and also voted for the block producers yesterday and I would not have been able to vote if I did not have the tokens. What is happening right now is that the vote is still ongoing. The 21 block producres need to get at least 15% of all the votes and then the chain will be validated and up and running. As I write this message to you about 1.91% of the votes have been cast in less than 24 hours (voting started yesterday). You see Artytom to create a truly decentralised community like EOS you need to allow the community to be in charge. All that block.one has done is provide the infrastructure to build the network and the rest is up to the community. Block.one will also be putting the funds it raise through the crowdsale into VC funds that will be funding countless dApps that will be popping up and running on the EOS blockchain.
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  3671. What should I be concerned about exactly Artytom?
    3
  3672. Glad you like them!
    3
  3673. Any time!
    3
  3674. +Gunter DJ You can bet the proposal will be put forward to the EU bureaucrats and they will obediently do as the ECB tells them to. I saw the article on zerohedge actually.
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  3675. The technical picture for silver is different but bullish like gold in the long term though.
    3
  3676. Thanks, you too!
    3
  3677. Thank you!
    3
  3678. Good morning!
    3
  3679. Yes, these people are all connected (pharma/finance etc...). Novartis used to be called Ciba-Geigy (a dodgy Swiss pharmaceutical giant) Here is something about Ciba-Geigy in the 1980s: https://www.nytimes.com/1985/11/03/nyregion/ciba-geigy-arraignment-set.html
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  3680. Morning
    3
  3681. Thanks for watching!
    3
  3682. Yes, it's the Danish company Maersk. They will be going back to the continent and shipping it again via a different route. That will be costly.
    3
  3683. Morning
    3
  3684. Hi Aidan, I'm not sure what you mean. I have had many viewers and subscribers in the past ask me where to buy precious metals and I have and will continue to tell them where I think they should buy it. As for Gold Investments I have known them for years and they offered me to use the promo code in order to give the viewers a discount on their prices. Yes, I will benefit in from people using the promo code but so will my viewers as they will be buying bullion for half a percent less. I never push anyone into doing or buying anything and the overall mission of my channel remains to educate people about economics and sound money. I really do not understand people like you who begrudge others making a living. I guess you must be one of those socialists who think money grows on trees?
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  3685. Good choice!
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  3686. Morning
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  3687. My pleasure!
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  3688. No problem
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  3689. Yes. I have spoken about that line before but in this video I wanted to point out the fact that for the first time in five years we are seeing gold and silver breaking through the previous year's high.
    3
  3690. Morning!
    3
  3691. Morning
    3
  3692. Glad you like them!
    3
  3693. My pleasure
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  3694.  @John-FourteenSix  I'd stick to coin of the realms as they are legal tender so would not be liable to CGT. I do not let the premium stop me from acquiring real money but that is just how I feel about it.
    3
  3695. I think so too!
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  3696. +Baron The Comex regular trading close was above $1300 and then after the Fed announcement of unchanged rates at 6pm London they started chipping away at if in the Globex session which is a very thin market. I agree with you that it is a losing battle. Xaugbp traded up to around £1062, the high just after Brexit was £1064 so we are close to making a 3 1/2 year high in Gold vs £.
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  3697. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  3698. Hello there!
    3
  3699. Yes. he has been a snore ever since he was a puppy.
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  3700. @grantharding8868 , To set again to restart. When something breaks down you try to re start it or reset it.
    3
  3701. Morning
    3
  3702. Yes I do! I got caught in heavy rain on the golf course yesterday.
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  3703. Morning!
    3
  3704. Welcome 😊
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  3705. Morning!
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  3706. +Paola Crawford Yes. I think there is a lot of complacency. I read that speculators have never been as short as they are the VIX or volatility and that is despite the fact that the VIX is at rock bottom levels. It's a disaster waiting to happen.
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  3707. If the fiat currencies collapse after the next crisis it would not be hard to exchange silver or gold for goods and services. Precious metals have been accepted as methods of payments for about five thousand years and I do not think it will change anytime soon.
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  3708. I saw the headline but have not read into it. One thing I would say is that it might have all the properties of AU 79 but I would have to hold first before I decided whether it was like gold.
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  3709. Hi Hodl66, interesting story about your great grandfather! Thanks for sharing.
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  3710. I have to say that Bix Weir has his heart in the right place but at the same time he lives in a fantasy world and is prone to accuse others of things he cannot prove. Bix Weir is also the guy who says Alan Greenspan invented Bitcoin and that there are billions of ounces of gold hidden under the Grand Canyon by the U.S. government.
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  3711. If you really believe U.S. CPI (what the government and economists call inflation) has averaged 2% over the past 30 years I have a bridge to sell you! The U.K. has been debasing its currency for the last 100 years. The pound used to buy just under $5 in 1914 and now it's down to almost $1 and if you consider that the dollar has dropped from 1/20.67th of an ounce of gold in 1914 to 1/1220th of an ounce today you can see how the pound has been a victim of massive debasement. Granted it hasn't been as bad as Weimar Germany, Zimbabwe or Venezuela but it could very well get as bad in the near future.
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  3712. The problem is that Keynes did not trust the market and thought he and his globalist cronies knew best.
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  3713. My point is that interference is the problem as you can see that despite booms and busts in the 19th century the currency was very stable.
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  3714. Thanks! Will do!
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  3715. Hi @Crazylegsgio, I have seen that the Brazilian Central Bank has been highly restrictive and acting like a "proper" Central Bank should. I think President Bolsonaro gave the CB independence but it looks like the new president is not happy with the CB head so who knows how long this "sound money" policy will last. The BoE and Fed should be doing what the Brazilian CB has done but will not. It is not surprising that the real was up against the dollar in 2022 and the GBP has dropped 19% in the last two years versus the real. The U.S. dollar has dropped about 9% in the last two years.
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  3716. Thanks for listening and all the best to your pooches!
    3
  3717. Same to you!
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  3718. It's not any worse than the dollar, British pound or euro but unfortunately Turkey is not part of the "club" that keeps the supposed "hard currencies" manipulated versus gold and silver. I see that inflation is running around 20% in Turkey but the central bank rate is at 15% so the real rate is -5%. In the U.S. inflation is at an official rate of 6.2% but is probably running more like at 15% according to Sahdowstats dot com and the Central Bank or fed rate is just above zero. So the real rate in the U.S. is more negative than in Turkey and the same thing applies to Germany and I would say the UK. I think the "club" is attacking the Turkish lira in order to force it to sell its gold as the "club" are running out of real gold.
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  3719. Almost.
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  3720. My pleasure!!
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  3721. I think there will be very long strings attached to the deal like these African nations will revert to becoming de facto colonies again.
    3
  3722. Well said!
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  3723. +Martin Back Did you actually listen to my interview? In it I told viewers that if they'd like to know more about the token to refer back to my video from November 8th, 2017 in which I talked about what the token is. I have put the link to the interview in the card on the screen (I on to p right hand side) and I have put a link to it in the description. This is an update on my first video.
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  3724. Thanks for listening
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  3725. Morning
    3
  3726. Good morning!
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  3727. Morning
    3
  3728. Good morning @peterbrunsgaard2012
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  3729. Thank you! You too!
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  3730. Here in the UK, one pound is also 16 ounces but we also use the pound to mean the currency we carry in our pockets.
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  3731. That's good at 66 to be hitting it 280 yards. I'm 54 and my handicap is at 5.8 or 6 at the moment. I played today but it was cold, wet and windy here in Olde England. I'm looking forward to Spring. Good luck with your game.
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  3732. CanadaDig This channel is for market and economic discussion. I never talk about religion in my videos so please keep your religious views to yourself. Let's not allow religion to distract us from the topic at hand.
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  3733. ToGetToTerrapin I have experienced these central bank/bullion bank gold and silver raids for many years now but I always ask myself: "Do I really want to entrust my savings to the bankers and the currencies they manage?". The answer, of course, is "No!".
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  3734. I think it will be going lower for the next two years and there could be a few small crashes along the way and maybe one or two more severe ones.
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  3735. Hi OVER HERE!, The first merchandise campaign finished last week. I will be starting a new one soon with new design. I will keep everyone posted.
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  3736. I would have answered him back the Congress also never gave the Fed the power to bail out private corporations like it did in the aftermath of 2008.
    3
  3737. Same to you!
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  3738. Yes, the definitely don't want all their clients demanding audits. They could get the gold back but they would have to drive the price thousands of dollars higher.
    3
  3739. Good morning!
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  3740. Good morning, @inner dinosaur.
    3
  3741. I have cryptocurrencies too. I will make a video about that too.
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  3742. I've heard that too but unfortunately politicians cannot be trusted and maybe one could say Keynes was naive to think politicians would follow his theory to the letter.
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  3743. No worries
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  3744. I do not give trading advice even though I post what I think about the markets. You should make your own decisions on trading. Sorry i could not be more helpful.
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  3745. Yes we are
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  3746. Morning!
    3
  3747. Happy new year!
    3
  3748. Same to you!
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  3749. Anything that is needed to survive and is real will become ever more valuable versus all fiat currencies.
    3
  3750. Morning!
    3
  3751. Good morning!
    3
  3752. Same to you!
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  3753. Yes Mr Pound knew all about the War Racket and the bankers.
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  3754. Yes. He came in while I was doing the video.
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  3755. I guess you didn’t listen to the whole video/
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  3756. Not too sure I follow as e-commerce is also retail sales. I don't think one can keep bringing up the excuse of e-commerce. If you shop from Sainsbury's or Waitrose you can either go to the shop or you can also order online.
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  3757. Thanks, @Ashish Saluja.
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  3758. +michael gusovsky In 1980 it reached a low of 120 as I said in the video. So you could buy the average house in London with 120 ounces. Right now it costs around 470 ounces. I agree with you about the financial repression and the purposeful concentration of wealth.
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  3759. T Nelson I think that in the long term owning property and real estate is good way to accumulate wealth. There are some very wealthy people who have hundreds of properties accumulated over decades. Property is a tangible asset so over time it does out perform fiat money but you need to be sensible (not leverage yourself too much) when buying because interest rates will not stay low for ever.
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  3760. Morning
    3
  3761. Good morning!
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  3762. Thanks. Share it far and wide! :))
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  3763. Type GBPINR on google and you will see. As of today it is around £19.58 for INR 2000
    3
  3764. +ChuckHydro you still follow CNBC?
    3
  3765. He's doing well. Two walks a day and cleaning up his food bowl twice a day!
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  3766. Good point. The light is so bright that you don't want to look into it.
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  3767. That is possible too but one thing Central bankers have been doing since the 1930s is printing any time there is a danger of another 1930s style environment.
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  3768. Yes! Thank you!
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  3769. You too!
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  3770. Good morning!
    3
  3771. Thanks for listening
    3
  3772. Morning!
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  3773. Hi @Bowman, If we are going to have some kind of societal organisation and a small amount of tax could be necessary but it would be minimal I would say. I think sovereign individuals know what's best for them. SO instead of government (all levels) taking 50% of GDP in tax I would say 1% of GDP via a consumption tax could be enough to run things.
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  3774. Hi Tony, That's what they want you to think. The Powers That Be behind the scenes knew that would be the result and yes it looks like lack of leadership but when have you ever seen politicians being leaders?
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  3775. Thanks, you too!
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  3776. Hi Lord, Yes we also get a lot of warnings from the BIS! These guys are very deceptive. They pretend they care about the shenanigans going on on Wall Street but they actually encourage it. BTW I was watching a recorded JonXArmy live stream and saw you participated and made some comments. I like JonXArmy and subscribed recently to his channel.
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  3777. I agree.
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  3778. Bitcoin is nothing like gold.
    3
  3779. He is an Ayn Rand disciple. That’s what happened in Atlas Shrugged.
    3
  3780. I would say it’s unfortunate that people lost their savings but it’s not right for others who did not have their savings in the system to have to pay for it which is what a government bailout is.
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  3781. Most probably the bullion banks as they had to short cover.
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  3782. Morning!
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  3783. Will do!
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  3784. I will have a look and see if I can buy that.
    3
  3785. Lets hope H & T are not listening to me.
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  3786. Glad you like them!
    3
  3787. Hi @Silverback, I would say what I did is a small punt and did not affect my stack of shiny rocks.
    3
  3788. My pleasure
    3
  3789. Thank you @florenci sulla.
    3
  3790. Good morning!
    3
  3791. @thelifeofjools8384 , You need to shop around. I see it being offered around £502 to £506 depending on the amount you buy. I also see dealers bidding £485 which is just below spot of £489. Gold Investments will probably match these if you contact them. If I had worried about the spread I would never have pulled the trigger back in 2002. I'd say premiums at 3% or so are not bad.
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  3792. Thanks, you too!
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  3793. Interesting. Maybe I read your mind or vice versa. LoL
    3
  3794. Thanks.
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  3795. All good
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  3796. You too!
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  3797. Yes. I got it. Thanks.
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  3798. Thanks. I do not expect donations from everyone. I appreciate your support.
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  3799. Yes, the other point I would make is that the U.S. arm of Glint is running business as usual.
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  3800. I don't follow that stock but I would not touch it.
    3
  3801. $1 is actually 0.77836 of a troy ounce of silver and not 1 troy ounce.
    3
  3802. Originally, yes but the last thing that they redeemed for £ notes in 1914 were gold sovereigns. Nowadays if you phone the BoE and ask them they say it means they will give you a new note if your old note is damaged.
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  3803. I'd say the head of the BIS is appointed by the central bankers themselves.
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  3804. You too!
    3
  3805. Hi @Valerie Price, I have to look into it. Thanks for the heads-up.
    3
  3806. Morning
    3
  3807. Hi @Christopher k, I just forgot and when I was editing the video if you noticed I put a screenshot of where it was. I have been covering the ruble on all my market updates for a bout a month and for some reason just forgot it today.
    3
  3808. Same to you
    3
  3809. Good morning!
    3
  3810. Thanks for watching!
    3
  3811. We could have gone off on that tangent but it is not the topic of our video nor this channel. We are trying to inform the public on how those in charge rip off the public through the monetary system.
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  3812. Hi @Retreat Farm, I think or Social Security will continue to be paid but unfortunately as the currency loses value the purchasing power of what you get will go down as Uncle Sam will borrow even more and to pay its obligations. The problem is that deficit spending by Uncle Sam is out of control and there does not seem to be any end in sight to this problem.
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  3813. You too
    3
  3814. Hi @K Osman, I have seen that.
    3
  3815. It already is. Just look at the chart of Tesla.
    3
  3816. Hi @peter the repeater mustard, I had not seen that story as it came out this morning probably when we were recording this interview. It doesn't surprise me as we fall into "Third-Worlddom" that is what governments do. I will look into the story though.
    3
  3817. Hi @Bob Vincent, You are welcome.
    3
  3818. Good morning!
    3
  3819. Hello there!
    3
  3820. Morning!
    3
  3821. New governor for the Bank of England?
    3
  3822. Morning!
    3
  3823. Hi @Gordon Hamilton, It's old news. Fitch downgraded them yesterday to default. Right now the markets are taking it fairly well because the PBOC and the government will be basically nationalising the company but investors in the overseas dollar denominated bonds will probably be hurt quite badly. Most of Evergrande's $300 billion in liabilities are domestic/Chinese debts.
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  3824. I would say 10:1 is highly unlikely but anything is possible. In 2012 it went to just under 33:1 so that would be a more realistic target.
    3
  3825. I'll take gold and silver any day over Venezuelan bolivars or any other fiat currency for that matter.
    3
  3826. Hi, You mean Antony Cyril Sutton? If so yes. He has written many books exposing the globalists. I have spoken about him before.
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  3827. Hi @Syl B, I am not on Telegram.
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  3828. Thanks.
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  3829. Glad you liked it!
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  3830. Glad you enjoyed it!
    3
  3831. Same to you!
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  3832. Most probably as interest rates should continue to rise and that will make mortgages harder to finance.
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  3833. Yes. The INE exchange in Shanghai has announced it. www.ine.cn/en/
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  3834. I think I said that there will be less demand for dollars so do your own thinking and analysis too. I'm not here to do all the thinking for you.
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  3835. Morning Jane.
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  3836. +jmcarp98 The miners and exploration stocks are already at depressed levels in my opinion. It's your call on whether you wait to pull the trigger.
    3
  3837. Higher prices. As the chat in the video shows gold rose from $35 in 1970 to $887.50 in 1980. The 1970's was the decade of stagflation.
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  3838. It was! I played well yesterday despite a shaky finish. I shot 78 but was 2 under par after 8 holes.
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  3839. Morning!
    3
  3840. Glad to hear.
    3
  3841. My pleasure!
    3
  3842. Thanks! 😃
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  3843. Excellent
    3
  3844. Hi @rumpelstiltskin9768, You don't ned to but if you feel strongly about it go ahead. Thanks.
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  3845. I think that is more of a symptom of the irrational fiat money system we have where value has no fixed measure like it used to under a sound money system.
    3
  3846. Same to you!
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  3847. Hi @Allan Larmour, I don't have many sixpences but i like them too. Could you tell me I could get some?
    3
  3848. Thanks for watching!
    3
  3849. Hello there!
    3
  3850. Hello there!
    3
  3851. Good morning!
    3
  3852. If you are in the U.K. I would say either one. It depends on what you prefer. I would say sovereigns are more liquid so the premiums paid to dealers would be less than Britannias.
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  3853. Hi Patrick, I am fully aware of what the Swiss arm of the Fed or SNB has been doing and that is why I said that the Swiss franc safe haven is not what it used to be even though relative to other fiat trash it's still does smell too bad.
    3
  3854. Glad you enjoyed it
    3
  3855. Hi @lowbloodpressure, I played 18 holes this morning.
    3
  3856. Hi @Stephen Quigley, Have you actually listened to the whole interview? I recommend you do before commenting.
    3
  3857. I hope you are right. Time will tell I guess.
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  3858. Hi @Daxx, He actually said "low inflation" will help people's money go further. He never mentioned "high inflation". You are actually assuming that or putting words into his mouth. The only kind of flation that helps people's money go further is deflation of prices.
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  3859. I'm not surprised.
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  3860. Yes Voltaire wasn’t stupid! Ron Paul is the only one who criticises the Fed.
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  3861. The quote about risky ventures is a joke and I would not trust whoever made that comment.
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  3862. It's the flag of Wessex. An old Anglo-Saxon kingdom that existed in Britain prior to the Norman Conquest in 1066.
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  3863. Thanks, you too!
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  3864. I have been living in the U.K. for 30 years but I’m originally from Brazil. Hopefully that confuses you even more! 😉
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  3865. Yes and I think it was and is still used by the CIA and the mainstream media who work for the CIA and the bankers.
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  3866. Yes! It's paying negative interest rates! Must be ok.
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  3867. Thanks! You too!
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  3868. Thanks, you too!
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  3869. Hi @Philip Jones, Yes, but the pound and the euro are down substantially too which is not a good sign. Thanks for the sub.
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  3870. There are no countries on a gold standard at present.
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  3871. +Carl Al it means is that the housing market is being artificially propped up.
    3
  3872. Hey, thanks
    3
  3873. +Anders You are welcome. Nice to hear from you.
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  3874. Good morning and welcome.
    3
  3875. Thanks for voting
    3
  3876. Morning @Cosi Fan Tutte
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  3877. Could be
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  3878.  @normal_norm2627  I know. His channel used to be focused on real estate in Colombia until late 2019 and then he gravitated into the sound money/economics space.
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  3879. You are one of the good Lords!
    3
  3880. Hi Richard, you are welcome and thanks for following my channel.
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  3881. Thanks for sharing!
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  3882. I agree with you.
    3
  3883. Thanks Guy.
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  3884.  @CosmicSeeker69  Yes, it would have been yesterday. He would have been 15.
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  3885. Glad you like them!
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  3886. It's a "finance spreadsheet". This is where I bought it from:https://rhoback.com/collections/new-arrivals/products/the-vlookup-performance-polo
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  3887. Good morning!
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  3888. Thanks for that!
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  3889. Morning!
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  3890. I was playing golf away today so I had to leave home early but tomorrow I’ll be back and there will also be a second video later in the day ( interview with Peter Schiff)
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  3891. I took the day off today. Went to play golf away from home and had an early tee off time.
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  3892. I have made several summaries in the past. His rule of thumb is to keep the summaries under 30 minutes.
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  3893. No. It's just words and the system assigns emotional value to it.
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  3894. Hi @Boon MSgt, I think they are ok too even in the UK as the capital gain tax is only on realised profit and if you would only sell a few eventually I don't think the sale would incur any CGT.
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  3895. It doesn't really matter what kind of silver coin or bar you have as silver is valuable anywhere but if you can find pre 1919 UK silver coins they would be the best as they are 92.5% silver and are coins of the realm. Look on ebay and just do a google search for silver coins etc.
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  3896. Glad you liked it!
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  3897. My pleasure!
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  3898. Will do
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  3899. Thanks, you too!
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  3900. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  3901. You too!
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  3902. @grantharding8868, Good. Most of the Fed's QE during C19 and zero rates came under Trump. The Trump administration was also running big budget deficits.
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  3903. Obrigado Leandro! Eu tenho cidadania brasileira e italiana.
    3
  3904. The pre-sale end on March 31st and the ICO starts of April 15th and ends on June 15th. I see that they have sold 93.17% of the 15'000'000 tokens on sale. The exchange is expected to be up and running by August 2018. I recommend you join the Telegram group and ask any question you'd like to the chat administrators. They are very helpful.
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  3905. The first time I came across it was listening to Jonathan Cahn and his research seems to make a lot of sense but I am not totally committed to believing it is the truth and set in stone. The other reason I have looked at it is that financial markets have a 7 year cycle to them and that seems to correspond to this idea of Shemitah and seven year jubilees. I do not base my decision solely on this concept but i think it is interesting to look at.
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  3906. +Manjit Atwal I'm on Steemit already.
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  3907. The current crisis is related to the defined benefit or final salary pension provided by big corporate employers.
    3
  3908. Thanks.
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  3909. I actually think the press officer at the BIS was telling the truth. I’m by no means a fan of the BIS but all the information about Basel 3 and its implementation is public and you can check it on their website and also the FSB’s. I think what they keep under wraps is their market activities for themselves and their clients which are the major Central Banks but as far as the regulatory framework and implementation I do not see why they would need to lie.
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  3910. Yes, they have some already that I sent a few years ago.
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  3911.  @queserasera1674  I'm taking the mouth one.
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  3912. This channel never stops as I will be making my videos from the Alps.
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  3913. Billy is not coming to Switzerland.
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  3914. The channel doesn't stop so you can expect videos from Switzerland.
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  3915. Good morning!
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  3916. Only when you buy silver (VAT).
    3
  3917. It depends how much you buy. If you were to buy a big amount you could be liable to CGT if you decide to sell it all at once.
    3
  3918. Good morning!
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  3919. +Erhard Dinges Social upheaval.
    3
  3920. Morning!
    3
  3921. Good morning!
    3
  3922. Good morning!
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  3923. I have Brazilian and Italian passport. My father's family is of Italian descent and on my mother's side Portuguese. Being Brazilian is not an ethnicity as there are all kinds of ethnic groups in Brazil like Europeans, African, mixed and indigenous (in Brazil before the Europeans). So I guess I am European ethnically?
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  3924. Hi @Martin Sanders, Maybe but I think we are very close to it and some people have not heard about it as they are new to this channel.
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  3925. I think that 2-year note spike was a glitch too. It was the information provider changing the quote from an old 2-year note (that was probably has 1-year or less maturity) into a new 2-year note that is trading around 5.00%.
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  3926. They will keep funding them as long as they can and if necessary jay Powell will eventually give them a hand at taxpayers' expense be it through more bailouts or the inflation of the currency.
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  3927. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  3928. Morning
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  3929. I'd say the pound will not be the only one. The dollar, the euro and the rest will go the same way.
    3
  3930. I appreciate that!
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  3931. Glad you enjoyed it
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  3932. Glad you enjoyed it
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  3933. I am sure they were there to buy.
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  3934. I miss playing with my father, sister and brother-in-law too even though it wasn't a very friendly game. Very competitive.
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  3935. Glad it was helpful!
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  3936. The story for UROY has not changed since I last spoke about it. it is still the only pure-play uranium royalty company out there.
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  3937. Morning!
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  3938. We will soon find out.
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  3939. Hello there!
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  3940. Hi, @Martin Webb, Here is my proof and it's from the OECD:" While no OECD countries impose ceiling in investment in government bonds, four countries apply floors. In Austria, pension funds are required to invest at least 35% of their assets in mortgage bonds, government bonds, and Euro denominated debentures. French pension funds must invest a minimum of 50% in EU government bonds. In Denmark, pension funds must invest a minimum of 60% of their portfolio in domestic debt. Finally, in Mexico, pension funds must invest at least 51% of the funds’ assets in inflation-linked or inflation-protected securities and at least 65% in securities that either has a maturity shorter than 183 days or have floating-rate notes whose rate is revised in less than 183 days." Here is the link to the OECD paper: https://www.oecd.org/daf/fin/private-pensions/2401405.pdf
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  3941. Emerging market bonds come in all currencies. In the domestic government bond market in Brazil or Russia the bonds are issued in the local currencies but these countries and corporations from these countries too are also know to tap the international market and borrow or issue bonds in dollars or even euros. The U.S. Treasury during the Carter Administration issued T-Bonds denominated in deutschmarks and Swiss francs as confidence in the dollar was very low.
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  3942. Yes, I saw that.
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  3943. Hello there!
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  3944. Yes if one is fortunate enough to have surplus fiat lying around it is a steal.
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  3945. Glad you enjoyed it. For some reason he was up and about today.
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  3946. Enjoy the rest of your Saturday.
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  3947. Sounds great!
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  3948. Yes, but they used wartime emergency rules (from WW one) and it was also put through as an EO. Unfortunately, the U.S. Constitution has been trampled on.
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  3949. I saw that the repo this morning was way oversubscribed.
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  3950. You are welcome.
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  3951. Yes, gold is usually sold off after the US markets open and I’ve been following this since 2002! Don’t forget gold actually traded at $1375 on July 4th, 2016.
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  3952. He is thinking of issuing a Billy Coin to compete with Doge Coin! He wants payment in digital dog treats!
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  3953. Hi @Beverley Smith, Thanks for the update. I used to buy from them years ago but find that it's actually easier and better value to go to the dealers. You could try Gold Investments. They will match or better any price. Their detail are in the description of all my videos including this one. Good luck.
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  3954. I appreciate that
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  3955. Good morning @bobbie crider.
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  3956. Absolutely!
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  3957. The link is on the video. If you click on the I on the top right hand side.
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  3958. @Yvonne Nutter, I was not aware that the Gilets Jaune were planning to withdraw their cash from the bank. We will have to see. If they get a lot of support it could work but I think it would need to be done over more than one day.
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  3959. It's possible as the U.K. banks have not changed their behavior since the last crisis in 2007/2008.
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  3960. You can only have Big Government with funny money/fiat money so I do not agree with you. Why do we need to have people who think they are better or chosen run our lives (big government)?
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  3961. Yes, and maybe they are too busy with the woke agenda and housing refugees to actually care about doing the basics.
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  3962. Hi @Steffen Zahn, Yes that is true but you have not lost 50% though like all those who hold the currency. I would say I was also being conservative as miners can go up multiples during a dollar meltdown.
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  3963. Hi @micstica, I am afraid i am not too familiar with the subject but I would probably consult a lawyer before doing anything with a bank.
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  3964. Yes, I agree.
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  3965. Hi @Philip Parkin, I still have my referral code with them in the description.
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  3966. Any time!
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  3967. Morning
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  3968. Supermarket shopping and pharmacy!
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  3969. The Swiss franc is probably one of the best of a band bunch of fiat currencies.
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  3970. Our pleasure!
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  3971. Thank you too
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  3972. As I said at least $7 over spot for 1 ounce silver eagle. You need to check with him as it does fluctuate.
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  3973. Thanks! You too!
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  3974. I hope so too!
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  3975. Unless they have diversified out of the system into gold, silver and other hard assets.
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  3976. Thanks and you are welcome.
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  3977. Couldn't agree more
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  3978. Good morning!
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  3979. Our pleasure!
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  3980. Good morning!
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  3981. Billy bought 100 and is trying to sell 99 on eBay for a profit.
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  3982. Morning!
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  3983. Hi, What is the question?
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  3984. Thanks, will do!
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  3985. I will put one. I forgot.
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  3986. Thanks, @A.
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  3987. Morning!
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  3988. Thank you.
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  3989. No.
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  3990. Morning!
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  3991. I'd say it's not as clear cut as that and we have only had 2 so far.
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  3992. Welcome!
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  3993. Hello there!
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  3994. Good morning!
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  3995. I have not but I might consider investing a bit into it now that I have looked into it.
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  3996. Yes. There should be.
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  3997. Hi @mark engle, I had Ron Paul on back in 2020 for an interview. I also met him at the Mises Institute back in 2002 at the 20th Anniversary Conference in Auburn, Alabama. Here is a link to my interview with Ron Paul: https://youtu.be/OQWlrqCN6Bc
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  3998. +Rob Our banking problems in the UK are just as bad! Not even the US will be insulated from it.
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  3999. It's probably because the YouTube analytics takes a few minutes to update the data.
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  4000. We will see. It will take time to gain control if that is the banksters goal.
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  4001. Actually it was an aureus I think.
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  4002. Thanks JJ!
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  4003. Thanks 👍
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  4004. Sorry @Rochelle Fernandes!
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  4005. Yes you are!
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  4006. The SPIEF Conference.
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  4007. Morning!
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  4008. Thanks for sharing
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  4009. We will!
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  4010. The "Britain First" story has been retracted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtDKfd-pEGw
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  4011. +FGTBOGSAT The only problem with gold jewellery is that you pay an extra premium on top of the gold value.
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  4012. Same to you
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  4013. Agreed.
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  4014. Thanks and welcome.
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  4015. I was in the Dowgate Hill office near Cannon Street station.
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  4016. You are welcome. All the best.
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  4017. @KL2GW , I am in the UK.
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  4018. Schoenried in the Saanenland.
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  4019. Grazie.
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  4020. That is what Jeff Currie of Goldman Sachs has been saying. Silver is best but copper is cheaper.
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  4021. I think he put a lot of money aside in Trusts for his family and he had a messy divorce too so he probably did not have much money left when he died in 1940 but he left his family very comfortable. Jim Sinclair's (JSMineset.com) father Bert Seligman was a good friend of Livermore and has said that he had serious depression or bipolar problems.
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  4022. Hi Bobby, I'm getting those too. What you need to do is click on the bottom right hand side of the thumbnail and you will get three little dots. Then click on the top dot that says "not interested" and keep doing that every time you get these suggestions from Youtube.
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  4023. Abbott and Costello https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sShMA85pv8M
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  4024. What I mean is that with cryptos you do not have to leverage but you get the kind of returns and price action associated with leverage. So if you put $1000 into 1 BTC early in 2017 you had almost $20k by December 2017 and the most you could lose was your initials $1000. While in the futures market or other margin driven markets you could have put $1000 down and turned it into $20k but you could have also lost your initial $1000 and more.
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  4025. @K Vjqxzz, According to Thesaurus.com rate is one of the synonyms for ratio so it looks like you are the one who needs to go back to school! https://www.thesaurus.com/browse/ratio
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  4026. I will keep that in mind. Today I wanted to focus on the GS ratio so I was just going over the data briefly. Thanks for the suggestion.
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  4027. Thanks again!
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  4028. The con has been going on for years as we have been told since the mid 1990s that with Central Bank independence we have beaten inflation and have price stability! Can you actually say that a family's weekly food shop, a family home or rent for a family home cost the same as it did 25 years ago? The reason the con exists is that the current debt based fiat currency system can only continue running with more and more debt and the easiest way to carry and pay off debt/money is to debase it or inflate it away.
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  4029. Yes, unfortunately, one needs to use force in order to force people to use fraudulent paper currency as money. It's the Mafia on a global scale. "If you don't do as I say I'll break your kneecaps".
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  4030. Morning!
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  4031. Good morning!
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  4032. I will check it out
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  4033. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  4034. Morning!
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  4035. Hi @John Fortin, With government there is always the risk that anything can happen but what Glint allows you to do, if you are concerned about political uncertainty, is to request delivery from Glint of your gold. As for a Canadian in the UK holding gold with Glint in the UK it would not be possible for the Canadian government to force Glint to freeze your account as they don't have jurisdiction in the UK.
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  4036. Try Gold Investments in London as they will ship in the EU. I have a promo code maneco64 and you will get a discount. I also advise you look around in Portugal and compare the cost. The link to Gold Investments is below in the description. Search online in Portugal for gold dealers and sometimes even jewellers might sell coins.
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  4037. Hi @MrTempo, You should follow my channel daily as I make a video every day. I spoke about Credit Suisse on Monday, March 6. Credit Suisse: Zombie Bank or Bargain? https://youtu.be/iZnb0F9TDc0
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  4038. Hi @scazz_786, I regularly cover the UK economy. here is my video from march 3, 2023: Andrew Bailey Gets Cold Feet As House Prices Drop the Most In a Decade. https://youtu.be/dXWvtRkT5dQ Here is an interview I did with a pub landlord from Hartlepool about his business and the economy on March 2, 2023: How this Pub Landlord Got Through the Worst Recession in 300 Years. https://youtu.be/Apsht0cHsT0 If you go on to my playlists you will find several playlists about UK housing, the debt-bomb and the UK economy.
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  4039. It's possible. The speculators have driven bond prices higher and if they exit it could be quite ugly.
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  4040. Hello there!
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  4041. Thanks for subbing
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  4042. My reference to Martians and ET's was a joke.
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  4043. Hi @Kim Sim, if you go through the hole FT article it goes in detail of how the proportion of people in almost abject poverty has gone up from around 3% to 6% to 25%. There will always be some who manage and even thrive but as a whole for the people at the bottom of the economic ladder things are getting tougher.
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  4044. I will hold on to my PMs. I’m not willing to lend money to the Federal Reserve.
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  4045. They (dollar & co) will devalue or hyperinflate versus anything that is tangible and of use.
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  4046. Yes. All the world's fiat currencies are a derivative of the dollar so they will all hyperinflate into nothingness.
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  4047. The information is from the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations based in Oslo.
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  4048. Yes. From what I’ve heard from a Norwegian based international institute that looks into cures for viruses it would take about 16 weeks to test a cure and then one year to mass produce a cure.
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  4049. You too!
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  4050. My pleasure!
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  4051. Morning!
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  4052. Glad you like them!
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  4053. Morning
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  4054. Hello there!
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  4055. Thanks, you too!
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  4056. He is 8 months old and he was playing with his chew toy so he is still young.
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  4057. It’s because Bloomberg want the public to stay in the dark about the fact the gold is actually traded as a currency on the spot market like I quote. The price Bloomberg quote is not really for physical gold but for the future on gold which we now is just paper.
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  4058. Hi @clippy lady, Good morning from Billy and me too.
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  4059. I have had End the Fed merchandise for years.
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  4060. Unfortunately we are under the exact same system. The UK is almost like the 51st state!
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  4061. Hi, I don't follow RBS/Natwest but the way they rip off savers I am not surprised. I am still only getting 1.75% on my savings account with NatWest while they get more than 5% from the Old "Corrupt" Lady.
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  4062. Who knows. Probably not.
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  4063. Hi @jim Millward, I had not seen that one. It was Montagu Norman who let the Nazis loot Czechoslovakia's gold. It makes sense he would say such things.
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  4064. Thanks, you too!
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  4065. The SFO is a fraud!!!
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  4066. I saw that video actually. It’s not surprising.
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  4067. Same to you!
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  4068. Hi @Daniel McKiski, Speak for yourself.
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  4069. Good morning!
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  4070. Have a nice day
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  4071. I said the premium can vary from 1% to 10% not that it is always 10%. The dealers I use in the U.K. might have different premiums but they will alway adjust the price up or down depending on the move in the spot price.
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  4072. Yes that is the case. The FSCS insures up to £85k. The other point to make is that if the whole UK banking system implodes the FSCS will be unable to cover all the claims. This insurance guarantee only works if there is a one-off bank failure. At the end of 2016 the FSCS had £16.5 billion in assets of which only £343 million was cash.
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  4073. I think it is a delusion that has necessitated the kind of monetary policy we have at present. One day they should edit the book "Popular Delusions and Madness of Crowds" and the last 40 years of ballooning debt and decreasing interest rates should be the main chapter of that book.
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  4074. Basically bond prices and yields are inversely related. When prices rise yields go down and when prices drop yields go up. I will try and be more clear next time.
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  4075. Morning!
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  4076. I’m not that bothered about cryptos to be honest. I have an exposure to them but not huge.
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  4077. All well. Nice sunny day.
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  4078. I think if you are going to have taxes it should be a consumption tax. I think the income tax and capital gains tax are legal plunder and immoral.
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  4079. My dad knew how to use that too.
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  4080. You are right as some assets are debt based like bonds (government, corporate etc) but compared to the size of all capital markets and also commodities $500 billion is very small. Maybe one day when the present fiat ponzi scheme implodes $500 billion will be huge. Don't forget that in 1981 the US national debt was around $1 trillion.
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  4081. Yes sure. Almost everyone suffers (except the 1%).
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  4082. 83. I had about 5 x 3 putts.
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  4083. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  4084. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  4085. Good morning!
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  4086. +D McKnight I agree with you. Most people never want war.
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  4087. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  4088. Jack spoke about that in this interview.
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  4089. It sure is
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  4090. No. If you listen to the whole video you will understand.
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  4091. Good morning!
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  4092. Morning
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  4093.  @tweety7353  Back in the day I was off a 3 handicap but not anymore.
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  4094. @longballist, One million dead in Iraq, Hiroshima & Nagasaki ~200k dead civilians. Kent State University:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kent_State_shootings, Memorial day Massacre 1920: https://www.zinnedproject.org/news/tdih/memorial-day-massacre/#:~:text=On%20May%2030%2C%201937%2C%20Chicago,Die%2C%20Film%20Buried%20on%20PBS. I am sure I could find some more. I am not saying Tiananmen was right but just pointing out that bad things are going on everywhere.
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  4095. Japan follows the West, unfortunately.
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  4096. Yes. Brexit will be the scapegoat but the underlying problem is insolvency from insurmountable debt.
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  4097. Thanks.
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  4098. Hi @Lee Oldham, You are welcome and thanks for the feedback.
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  4099. Hi @ValdeSanus, I think my friend made a mistake in the calculation as when he said 250 I asked if it was in aud and he said that it was in British pounds. I thought it was high but he said it was in aud. From the comments I have seen here it looks like he meant about £125 which is close to aud 250.
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  4100. The best strategy, in my opinion, is to hold physical gold and silver. If you can buy some physical every month that is he best strategy in the long term.
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  4101. Glad you like them!
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  4102. Morning
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  4103. Hi @Clayton Bye, I will add the loonie to the report.
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  4104. Glad you think so!
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  4105. Morning!
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  4106. Did I say forward? They fall back in the Fall or Autumn.
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  4107. Morning!
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  4108. Hi Chester, I'm not too sure about that. I saw the X-22 report video about David Michael Rothschild and looked into the guy and saw that he is an economist for Microsoft and is U.S. born so I am not even sure he is part of the inner circle of the family. The guy who just passed on the leadership of N.M. Rothschild & Sons, London to his son was David de Rothschild. David de Rothschild is French and I do not think is very closely related to David Michael Rothschild from the U.S.
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  4109. Good morning!
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  4110. That would have been a good title too I guess.
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  4111. I looked into that and it has been known for the last few years.https://www.cnbc.com/2019/04/18/a-controversial-part-of-robinhoods-business-tripled-in-sales-thanks-to-high-frequency-trading-firms.html
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  4112. He bought the shares in a Barrick Gold which mines for gold.
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  4113. Good morning!
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  4114. It's my pleasure
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  4115. Welcome back! Don't go away anytime soon.
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  4116. Good morning!
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  4117. I appreciate that!
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  4118. We’ll all be GMOs if we take mRNA vaccines!!!
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  4119. Today precious metals prices are going down but ytd they are still comfortably higher or fiat currencies are lower. Why it’s happening today I don’t know but as long as interest rates are at zero or negative in real terms and Central Banks and governments keep stimulating to infinity fiat currencies will eventually go to where they always go and that is zero.
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  4120. Thanks. I did not realise it. I guess it’s because of 1123! The good old sequence.
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  4121. Trump went to Davos as President. This guy went about 10 years ago to a conference in Panama. If he wins and becomes President and goes to Davos then I would question that.
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  4122.  @chesshooligan1282  He is NOT a libertarian.
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  4123. My pleasure!
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  4124. Good morning!
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  4125. Mike has taken a break for now but nothing has happened. Hopefully he’ll be set to come back soon.
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  4126. Glad you enjoy it!
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  4127. Morning!
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  4128. It could be because of low liquidity and thin Asian and European markets.
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  4129. Glad you like them!
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  4130. My pleasure!
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  4131. Abolishing the Federal Reserve Act as it was created by an act of Congers is the way to do it but the public needs to be aware of it and demand change from their elected officials.
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  4132. Je crois pas. Le vent est fort mais pas de pluis.
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  4133. I will be on with Mike tomorrow not tonight.
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  4134. I do it through my ig,com account here in the U.K.
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  4135. My pleasure!
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  4136. By commercial banks, I mean private banks. The commercial or private banks have access to the phoney Central Bank rates.
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  4137. I have just contacted him but his operation does not really cater for producing in quantity. I have ordered a a custom silver bar from him though. I will keep looking to see what I can find.
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  4138. Hello there!
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  4139. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, I have just contacted him but his operation does not really cater for producing in quantity. I have ordered a a custom silver bar from him though. I will keep looking to see what I can find.
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  4140. Same to you
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  4141. It was a livestream. They didn’t block it. After I finished the livestream there was a technical problem and I tried to refresh the video and it got deleted by accident.
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  4142. It’s not surprising. It’s shows that the paper price is too low.
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  4143. Morning
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  4144. You're welcome
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  4145. Hi @AntonHu, yes but then he has to blame the Bank of England for it as they are the ones who conduct QE.
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  4146. Very true
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  4147. I appreciate that
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  4148. I would say where you could get the best bid and that varies from what I have seen. Sometimes Atkinsons Bullion has a better bid and sometimes Gold Investments will have a better bid too.
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  4149. If you go back to 1980 it will probably be similar to them but I would even worse. Deep recession, low asset prices, high cost of living and elevated commodity prices.
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  4150. Hi Mm, I have not listened to the interview yet. Will do ASAP.
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  4151. Maybe not against the fiat pound but versus real money they will not succeed.
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  4152. I know but some people don’t so I try to be diplomatic.
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  4153. You can still take it out in China. Don’t see why it would be meaningless.
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  4154. Our pleasure!
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  4155. Thanks @chews4life
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  4156. Hi @FullofHope, There’s a lot of cognitive dissonance about this but one thing I’m almost certain about is the this “crisis” will be exploited to the hilt and be used to cover up the real reason for the financial collapse.
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  4157. Glad to help
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  4158. Could serve well in the toilet if you run out of toilet rolls. https://gohighbrow.com/hyperinflation-in-the-weimar-republic-1921-1924/
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  4159. In dollars it is unchanged and in British pounds (where I live) gold is up 10%.
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  4160. Good morning!
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  4161. +Daniele Cavazzoni He was still sleeping and I didn't want to wake him up. :)
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  4162. Thanks for sharing!
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  4163. Glad you think so!
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  4164. I think lithium stocks are interesting too. American Lithium is an interesting company in my opinion. Not financial advice BTW.
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  4165. Hi @Geoff43, Yes I was looking at that this morning but I think it was the bullion banks painting the tape as they are the ones who manage the gold price for the Central Banks.
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  4166. Here in the U.K., unfortunately, these silly titles of nobility are still used. I understand your frustration.
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  4167. Hi. I post on steemit.
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  4168. Even though we have socialised medicine (NHS) in the UK I try to look after myself and try to avoid prescription drugs as much as possible. Unfortunately I think healthcare in the UK is moving more and more towards prescription drugs like in the US. I remember when I visited the US about 25 years ago a lot of the TV commercials were for junk food but the last times I went to the US back in 2011 or so most commercials were for prescription drugs.
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  4169. The video has about 190 views as of 09:47 BST but the official counter is not updating at present. I don't know why. I can see in my channel analytics that it has 190 views.
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  4170. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  4171. It’s not surprising with the way rates have risen.
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  4172. Good morning!
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  4173. Morning
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  4174. I appreciate that
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  4175. Good morning!
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  4176. Hi @ Russell Branch, That is because you do not look at the bigger picture. Check page 18 of this report and you will see what I mean. https://ingoldwetrust.report/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/In-Gold-We-Trust-report-2022-english.pdf
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  4177. Good morning!
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  4178. Thanks for listening
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  4179. Good morning!
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  4180. Yes we do
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  4181. I could do golf as well if you want. It's the only sport I follow as I play it too.
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  4182. Most of the people I speak to say they are voting to leave. I spoke to the barmaid at my golf club today and she said most of the people she knows are voting to leave too.
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  4183. My pleasure!
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  4184. Let’s hope that changes. My views have been increasing which is good and probably just as important as getting more subscribers.
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  4185. Hello there!
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  4186. Yes. Tony Blair is also a member!
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  4187. Hi @Reagn westlake, Right now I have some Canadian holdings but I will look at the Aussie miners. Thanks.
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  4188. Just a different room. I have not moved house.
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  4189. Hi @Lynn Burns, I personally think the only way to own silver is to buy real silver and not SLV or other ETFs. I have been buying silver since 2003 and the VAT has never concerned me as I see silver as money.
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  4190. My pleasure!
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  4191. Morning
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  4192. I agree as well.
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  4193. Hi @JHatLpool, Biilly is the compliance officer so I cannot do anything about him snoring.
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  4194.  @theway2619  I grant you that things do not last forever but with gold and silver we have heard for generations that they are finished and relics but it is still the main non-fiat currency reserve held by all the most sovereign nations on the planet. Even Milton Friedman back in the 1970s said that gold would go to near zero after Nixon closed the gold window and demonetised it. I think there is a bigger chance of going broke by holding cryptos rather than precious metals.
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  4195. Morning!
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  4196. Hello there!
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  4197. The reduction of their balance sheet requires that they sell bonds and when you sell bonds you drive up interest rates.
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  4198. They won't need to cut rates if everything keeps melting up versus their paper dollar.
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  4199. Morning!
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  4200. It is possible but in the meantime I will hold on to it for dear life. it is still better than holing on to to empty promises.
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  4201. Yes they do
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  4202. @Ben Gray, I would say if she can keep servicing it and is able to get out of real into gold that is a good thing. With the way things are going the 60k will not be worth much in real money but it is always hard to get real money in the current conditions.
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  4203. +OnlyMyPov Maybe I did not explain myself well. What I meant is that as a whole or as a country the US and others too like the UK have lived beyond their means because the people in charge have been in control of the fiat money spigot. I did not mean to offend you or anyone else as I do not know each individual's circumstances but I do know that on the whole the US has been spending more than it produces.
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  4204. Yes.
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  4205. You need to have a brokerage account with a firm that has access to the exchanges where mining stocks trade. I would say that Toronto, NY and London are the biggest exchanges for mining stocks.
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  4206. Thanks for watching!
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  4207. Hi @Andrew Beresh, Yes I have read Andrew Jackson by H.W. Brands and am aware he paid off the national debt once. I recommend Brands he’s a good writer.
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  4208. Good morning! You are welcome.
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  4209. Glad you think so!
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  4210. Hi @ax lebain, Gold is money so it does not matter what Central Banks do as it will always be. Here is an example of someone who exchanged 200 lbs of beef for a one-troy-ounce krugerrand: https://youtu.be/DZgPUjHrBho
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  4211. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  4212. Hi @m1.618c, Oliver and Simon at Gold Investments will help with the intricacies of buying physical silver and gold. Gold Investments has been in business for 41 years. As for mining stocks I'd open a brokerage account and set up an ISA so you won't pay tax on dividends. I am not a tax adviser.
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  4213. Hi @The T, It is all about risk management. Some people will want to store some gold in another jurisdiction some will not. I guess a lot of people's bitcoin and other cryptos were also lost when Celsius, MtGox, FTX, etc... failed. That is why I have always told people that own bitcoin to have their private wallet but some prefer to take the risk and leave it in an exchange. I'd say a vault that holds you gold in an allocated account does have some counterparty risk but not as much as in the crypto exchanges I mentioned above.
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  4214. Good morning!
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  4215. Hi @Scoobyism3, Today I am taking Rudy to the park but tomorrow I will be playing. I played on Monday too.
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  4216. Thank you! Will do!
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  4217. I am learning as I go along.
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  4218. That could be it too. That is a good point.
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  4219. Yes the maneco64/bitcoin ratio is doing well. Just over 1.
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  4220. I would say minerals of the earth are hard assets and owning a share of the stock of a company involved and that owns uranium is owning hard or real assets.
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  4221. Glad you enjoyed it
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  4222. Hi @Crypto Luigi, I know the BoJ started it in 2001 but my focus here is on the US and Western Europe.
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  4223. Yes! It's called the commentator's curse.
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  4224. I would say it's up to the general public as they are the ones who elect representatives and senators to Congress.
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  4225. Technically not but it is privately influenced I would say. Look who is running it. Mario Draghi a Goldman alumnus. I would have to look further into the ECB but I would say the component central banks of eurozone are probably the owners and then you'd have to look at each individual central bank.
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  4226. I have spoken about the Rothschilds before and made videos about the family but I would say they are actually not the real power behind the scenes. Some people think the power is still in Rome (Vatican) and families whose history goes back even further than the Rothschilds and possibly back to the time of the Roman empire.
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  4227. marcus Sherard believe me I know all the groups and people behind the system but what is the point of keep harping on about this or that group if we do not understand the mechanism behind the system.
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  4228. Yes. That was Billy. Unfortunately can't do much about it.
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  4229. Hi Terry, I have listened to Mr Griffin talk about the cancer scam. Wouldn't you say the Rockefellers, Rothschilds and the globalists are part of the same team?
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  4230. You are very welcome
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  4231. It is an old TV (about 15 years old or so) that we use for streaming. We don't have an aerial or antenna on our property and we have not paid the TV licence since 2015.
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  4232. I found out after I made the video. It’s true and the U.K. operations should be up and running from next Monday.
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  4233. Unfortunately it does. I remember that some local authorities lost a lot of money investing in Icesave Bank in 2008/2009 and the government had to bail them out. This applies to all the Western countries.
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  4234. Thanks.
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  4235. That too maybe.
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  4236. My pleasure!
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  4237. One of the reasons I like Dan Larimer is that he said Ron Paul is his role model. He was also involved in Bitshares and Steemit so he has a track record.
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  4238. @jimcalifwin3760 , It must have been YouTube as I did not delete it. Try posting it again.
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  4239. Thanks so much
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  4240. Oh yes!
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  4241. Hi, I think the system is reseting as we speak but if there is a government imposed reset any investment in the financial system that is regulated byt a government agency is at risk.
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  4242. Hi JJ, He doesn’t but I’ll let him know you asked!
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  4243. Thanks, Lord H. He's a subscriber as well to maneco64 and a good friend.
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  4244. Yes. You can learn a lot about history from coins. I have a 20000 Reis 1856 gold coin from Pedro II the Emperor of Brazil. Still worth something.
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  4245. What we are seeing is a Web Bot hit. In the April ALTA report he mentioned a Summer of Discontent and Societal Breakdown.
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  4246. Hi @Jane Reynolds, I agree with you.
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  4247. As for the gold break out I guess you didn’t listen carefully to what I said so I’ll leave it at that.
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  4248. +Mike Murtagh It’s possible but difficult to prove unless a whistleblower comes out of the woodworks. I’ve always had a problem with why the creator of bitcoin has to be so secretive while crypto currencies are supposed to be open source and transparent.
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  4249. Good morning.
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  4250. Morning, Dale.
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  4251. Hi Peter, You are welcome and thank you for your support.
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  4252. Good morning, Richard.
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  4253. Good morning, Randal.
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  4254.  @neddyboy4846  I do not know much about stockbrokers in Ireland. I think a lot of the UK brokers are not there anymore after Brexit.
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  4255. I have not. I will have a, look. Thanks.
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  4256. Glad you liked it!
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  4257. Jim Rickards and the producers asked the viewers not to record or copy the interview so I thought the next best thing would be to give a summary of it.
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  4258. Hi @DavidVeitch54, i will check it out. I just got back home from playing some golf.
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  4259. Hi, @Tobleronewnuts my premise in the first place is that countries should not run a National Debt as that means the government is spending more than it takes in in tariffs and taxes. Why would you want an institution that helps and facilitates the State to engage itself in Wars?
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  4260. Morning!
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  4261. Good morning Vero beach and Indian River county.
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  4262. Hi @Luca Puzzoli, What are you talking about? I am in the UK and have been using the exchanges for years.
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  4263. Hi @Mr. Bullion, It's worse than a virus! I've reported it again to YouTube.
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  4264. Hi @Diarmaid Flynn, I have a Trezor wallet but I think when you have go all these cumbersome processes and swaps it will not make crypto popular for the general public. People want ease of use, convenience and small fees. When I send fiat from my brokerage account to my bank account the transfer fee is zero and the fiat is safe.
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  4265. Hi @Anthony Wan, I am very aware of all the money printing and have been since 2002 and that is why I have been stocking real money like gold and silver. Unfortunately, Mr Nakamoto (whoever he or she is), made bticoin too scarce. Gold has been money for thousands of years because it satisfies the qualities of money as it is rare but it is not consumed and the supply has been just right over millennia to make it a stable store of value.
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  4266. I appreciate that!
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  4267. I don't know. I guess we will have to wait and see if they show up for the Summit in August.
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  4268. Yes, i am surprised he has learned so quickly and well. He does get a treat after we finish recording.
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  4269. I see gold down 0.25% while S & P down 1.9%. GDX is not gold but bet on miners.
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  4270. Glad to hear it!
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  4271. Morning!
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  4272. Good morning!
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  4273. Thanks, my Lord! ;)
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  4274. Why not?
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  4275. Morning!
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  4276. Thanks, will do!
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  4277. Morning!
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  4278. Hello there!
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  4279. Morning!
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  4280. Hi @Dale, Many people view gold as a trading instrument and have no idea that gold is more than just something you trade. Those are the people who sell "paper gold" as they also probably never held a gold coin or bar in their hand.
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  4281. I personally don’t trade gold or silver but have been accumulating both over the years. I think dollar cost averaging is a good strategy as it evens out your cost over the years. If you are going to buy gold as a one-off and you’ll try to flip it and get back into Federal Reserve Notes then you might be right.
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  4282. Good morning!
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  4283. Much appreciated
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  4284. I appreciate that
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  4285. My pleasure!
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  4286. Hi A. Wilson, I did not look too closely at what is going on now and my point was to explain what happened and how it was small government and laissez faire that helped HK prosper. It's a shame that the PRC is messing with the model but it does not surprise me. Thanks for the update. Do you live in HK? I would not put much faith in the U.K. doing anything about what is going on.
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  4287. @jboreal7982 , U.S. confetti is losing its effect but they could try it.
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  4288. @user-pl4qu7cp1e , You can't eat Federal Reserve Notes or bills either but you can exchange it for food for now at least.
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  4289. Good morning!
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  4290. I'm not surprised it's the same situation in the U.S. Thanks for the info.
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  4291. I beg to differ as I think the U.S. government is arguably the worst actor on the international stage. I respect your opinion but don’t agree with you.
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  4292. War is very profitable business too for the bankers and the corporations they control.
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  4293. Do you remember Iraq? Saddam was supposed to have bombs that could hit London but we now know it was all a lie and so is your argument that Iran wants to bomb London.
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  4294. Good morning!
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  4295. Morning!
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  4296. Hi @HannaR2049, Thanks. We will be watching The Masters later on.
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  4297. I think the paper dollar will frop a lot versus silver. I don't know to where exactly though.
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  4298. Hi @Jake Jones, Happy belated Hong Kong SAR Day!
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  4299. Hi @Zoltan, The other alternative is that I start my own private blog and start charging a monthly subscription for my reports but the point of my reports is to make the general public aware of what is going on. If my reports help you and you think they add value to you I am sure that watching a few adverts or skipping them is a small price to pay.
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  4300. Good to know!
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  4301. I am not a big fan of Milton Friedman to be honest but I am sure his book will be interesting. I favor more the Austrian School Economists. Friedman did not care for gold as money and thought central banks could replicate the qualities of gold as money via a fixed growth rate of fiat money (Epic Fail).
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  4302. Yes. I had the pawn broking franchise for a couple of years in Bromley.
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  4303. Morning
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  4304. Morning!
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  4305. I appreciate that
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  4306. Thanks @mayursoni.
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  4307. Thanks, you too!
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  4308. I try
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  4309. Morning
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  4310. Gold and silver are always top dogs here.
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  4311. Yes and it's even worse because, unlike with gold and silver, the contract will be cash settled which means someone holding a long position will never be able to take delivery of bitcoin and the short seller does not have to worry about delivering anything. This situation totally favors the bankers and the Federal Reserve.
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  4312. +Panama Red Yes I’ve some btc and other crypto investments and will continue to hold them.
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  4313. Yes it will become even more volatile when the futures contract on the CME kicks off.
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  4314. Morning
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  4315. Good night
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  4316. I'd say it is a YouTube glitch as the video and audio is perfectly clear on my side. You should try again.
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  4317. You bet!
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  4318. I do not know much about him but he did vote against the CCA of 2008 and said it would probably lead to disaster so he was right on that front.
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  4319. Same to you
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  4320. That is what I said; chancellor of the exchequer.
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  4321. Hi @Yolande Hart, I usually don't give stock tips but what I do is give my opinion of what is happening in the markets and I always tell people to do their own homework about where to invest their savings.
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  4322. Yes, Sadiq Khan and all other past Mayors like Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone were wastes of space.
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  4323. Hi @Ian Francis, Gold Investments have plenty and you will get it next day or in two days at the latest.
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  4324. Hello there!
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  4325. Billy came down for breakfast and decided to go back upstairs to sleep.
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  4326. Hi @PhillipsMedia5, These are not collectors coins but "junk silver' as I said. I am not trying to inflate prices and just trying to show what the price for real people in the real world is and also help people understand the weights and measures of coins. Do you really think I expect to drive silver prices higher with my videos? That is such a silly statement to make.
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  4327. Our pleasure!
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  4328. Hello there!
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  4329. Sounds good!
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  4330. Most welcome
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  4331. I think they are because they are mostly PhD/Keynesians and have no clue about the classical definition.
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  4332. Morning!
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  4333. Thanks
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  4334. Blackrock has added to the ETF prospectus that Bitcoin could be classified as a security by the SEC and that could be a big hit to Bitcoin. Here is the article on it. https://news.bitcoin.com/blackrocks-spot-bitcoin-etf-filing-update-addresses-potential-classification-of-btc-as-a-security-by-sec/
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  4335. I saw it too and thought the same as you. I won’t waste my time watching it.
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  4336. Thanks so much!
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  4337. Morning!
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  4338. I'm not sure what you mean by "pound dollar index". One thing I would say is that current currency exchange rates are a vestige of the face value of gold and silver coinage in different counties like the UK and Canada. You'd have to go back to prior to WWI and look at the exchange rates then when money and/or currencies were weights of gold and silver.
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  4339. I agree. No gridlock lookout!
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  4340. Stock and Bond Portfolios will probably get a haircut too.
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  4341. Wow, thank you!
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  4342. The gold price is in the Shanghai Gold Exchange so it is a spot price not futures. The Silver price is from the Shanghai Futures Exchange so a different exchange.
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  4343. Thanks, you too!
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  4344. Hi @NeoCynic1, How could I have missed the boat when my report was done a few hours before the ECB decision? That is why I always say what time it is in London when I go through the market report. I would add that gold and silver came off after the US economic data and not the ECB announcement.
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  4345. Turbulence I would say.
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  4346. Owning ETFs is not the same as real physical so not safe as the bankers control the ETFs.
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  4347. Glad you enjoyed it
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  4348. I agree but it is a start.
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  4349. Hi eta aramin, You are right. Good point. If this H & S formation does materialize in the S & P and bottoms at the target and then the market bottoms and rises it would be the right shoulder of another massive H & S with the left shoulder as the high of May 2015!
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  4350. Hi Stephen, you are welcome.
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  4351. Thanks, you too!
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  4352.  @NowisEvollovetion  Sure just put it in the comment section.
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  4353. Hi @Spyderhead, There is actually only one ad from YouTube in the middle of the video, and probably one at the start. Without the ads, I would not be able to focus on just making videos for the public every day of the year. If you begrudge people a living so be it. There is more to making these videos than just the 10 to 20 minutes that come up on YouTube.
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  4354. Morning!
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  4355. I know but my point is that it is called a "gold" medal.
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  4356. You're welcome
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  4357. They seem to censor a lot of your replies to other viewer’s comments.
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  4358. I think what he meant is that it was the mint controlled by the monarch of Scotland? I was just reading off the book.
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  4359. +GJT Bitcoins are not backed by dollars. Bitcoin is funded by digital mining so if there is economic mayhem the growth in the supply of bitcoin might even go down and make it even scarcer and valuable. I am a firm believer in precious metals and still think they are the best insurance versus fiat money collapse. My view is that the cryptos are kind of like the canary in the coal mine telling us that something bad is coming over the horizon.
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  4360. Maybe MSFT is getting involved with cryptos because it sees the writing on the wall for the fiat currencies?
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  4361. Morning!
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  4362. Mike is on the road.
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  4363. +DW It's Hashgraph and it is a technology owned by a private company called Swirlds so they are not looking for investors. What they are trying to do is let people know how their distributed ledger technology works and how it could potentially replace blockchain technology.
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  4364. You got that right!
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  4365. It's from Rhoback dot com. My Christmas present. It might be out of stock right now so you might need to keep an eye as they will probably replenish stock.
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  4366. Same to you!
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  4367. Same to you!
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  4368. Good morning!
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  4369.  @frederickmuhlbauer9477  An apartment on the Bosphorus sounds like a good strategic (East/West) move too!
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  4370. My interview with Lynette will be at the end of July so you haven’t missed it.
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  4371.  @jitendra8876  No problem as you have given me an idea for a video about the BIS. I will be comparing it to OPEC. Thanks
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  4372. Good one!
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  4373. Glad you like them!
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  4374. I think all commodities do well in a hyperinflation as they are real but you are probably right because without wheat there is no bread to eat.
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  4375. It looks like it unfortunately. I remember when GW Bush was running in 2000 he said he was going to run an non-interventionist foreign policy! You really can't trust 99.9% of polticians.
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  4376.  @Sh311Sh0ck3d  The Royal Mint mints all the coins of the realm. The Bank of England minted token coins during the Napoleonic Wars.
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  4377. Hello there!
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  4378. Billy is fine.
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  4379. American has been cheating the whole world since 1971 when it suspended the convertibility of the Federal Reserve Note aka the dollar into gold.
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  4380. Hi @Grant Harding, I'm feeling a lot better and will be playing on Sunday. Thanks
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  4381. Morning!
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  4382. 😁
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  4383. +Tajul Akbar Ismail Nice to hear from you.
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  4384. Yes, I've seen the cryptos have come off too. Especially the alt coins.
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  4385. It's not emotion it's a fact that the Federal Reserve Note aka dollar has almost lost 100% of its value since 1913 while the ounce of gold is now worth $1200 while back then it was worth $20. The stock market speculation or investment and not a savings instrument.
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  4386. Not really as I have been talking about the 30-year plus bond bull market for the last two years and I have said in the past that I thought that the end of that bull market could usher in an era completely different for the financial markets going forward.
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  4387. Hi Terry, I do but I think they are being cautious and doing their homework before jumping on the bandwagon.
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  4388. I will not praise everything Trump says or does if I find fault with it. I actually was rooting for him when he was running for President and thought he would win. I have to say though he has done very little in terms of draining the swamp by appointing Goldman Sachs, Carlyle Group and Rothschild Bankers to his administration. Oh and I forgot that he has appointed one of the biggest Neo-Cons Warhawk, John Bolton, as his National Security Adviser. Oh, and Hillary Clinton is still a free woman! I still remember the "Lock Her Up" chants at his rallies.
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  4389. Yes, good point.
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  4390. Yes, I still do not think the cryptos and the stock market cycles are that related maybe in the future when cryptos become a bigger part of investable assets.
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  4391. Yes, it is at the New York Fed and they probably did participate as well.
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  4392. The U.S. Treasury prices rallied late yesterday as the yield on them dropped. I would say it was investors in general who probably bought them as they sold stocks and parked money in cash or Treasuries.
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  4393. All kinds of people and institutions buy treasuries. Pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, corporate treasuries, central banks, individual investors, speculators etc... The Fed has actually announced they are unloading or selling a lot of the treasuries they bought after 2008 through their QE or money printing programme. They will be accelerating their sales from October 2018 onwards. So the Fed will be doing the opposite of QE which is quantitative tightening. Just like QE led to lower interest rates and higher bond prices QT will lead to the inverse (higher yields/interest rates and lower bond prices).
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  4394. Hi Robert Robert, I have been using the same format for my videos pretty much since I started in the end of 2015 and the channel has grown from 0 subscribers to almost 20k so I will stick to this format and even though I agree the markets are rigged we still need to be aware of what is going on.
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  4395. Yes, I think gold will go a lot higher but as I have been saying even after the breakout a retest of the breakout is very possible. Markets don't go up in a straight line. I've been following the market for very long and know that things aren't clear cut. I'm not even sure I said the sky was the limit but I said we should be on the way to retesting the all-time high of $1920. As to when that will happen I don't know as I don't have a crystal ball.
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  4396. Please don't stop ranting! My mother-in-law is the same.
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  4397. Yes, trading is a full-time business so yes there are opportunities in the paper market. What I used to do back when I worked in the City for my own account was buy a few gold futures after the raid and most of the time you got a bounce back very quickly and then I'd sell them. To do this though you need to watch the tape almost 24/7 and know when things are out of whack.
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  4398. Par for the course as usual but just another opportunity to buy cheap financial insurance.
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  4399. Morning!
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  4400. Apparently is is very similar to Canada except for the language.
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  4401. I apologise even though I speak 5 languages. I guess nobody is perfect.
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  4402. It's something to do with YouTube "checking" the content. It will pop up eventually.
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  4403. I appreciate that!
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  4404. I think he got up a couple of times today as well.
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  4405. @J G, We call him Bill too!
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  4406. Jay Powell and Lael Brainless. Oh, I meant Brainard sorry.
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  4407. Hi Terry, Thanks for the feedback and support.
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  4408. You’re right.
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  4409. +ajsa edwards The mining stocks and bullion don't move 100% in synch but the miners should do well in the long term just like bullion. Don't forget the the stocks are more speculation.
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  4410. No problem. I have read on KingWorldNews that they think the PBOC (Chinese Central Bank) is most probably active in the market this week through intermediaries based overseas.
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  4411. +what a shambles I would not worry about entry points. If possible I would be buying monthly amounts or whenever you can afford it. Regular monthly or quarterly purchases average out your cost. You should consider PMs as a currency for your savings. The story behind Gordon Brown is very interesting and there are rumours that the sale of the bullion was done to help one of the bullion banks (Goldman Sachs) as it got caught with a massive short position in bullion. To me it makes sense as he even announced the sale months ahead and that in of itself led to a sharp drop in the price. Why would someone who is supposed to be looking after the interests of the country and its treasury do something like that? You might ask why Gordon Brown would help Goldman Sachs and I would say it was for City or financial sector support of New Labour's economic policies of borrow and spend. All the big Investment Banks, Goldman Sachs included, were highly supportive of Brown's economic policies. Policies, I might add, that led to the almost complete meltdown of our financial system in 2008.
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  4412. Glad you like them!
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  4413. No problem!
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  4414. Welcome!
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  4415. Governments have been confiscating property ( via inflation and taxation) for ever so it's not out of the realms of possibility.
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  4416. These patterns have been around for a long time and I did see them regularly when I worked in the City.
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  4417. Hi @Quoc Bao, I did and that is why I went through Ludwig von Mises Human Action. I'd also say that in a debt-based fiat currency system the system needs to keep growing or else it collapses on itself. Either way there will be a collapse and I think it will be a hyperinflationary one in which the public loses faith and confidence in the currency.
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  4418. Hi @FullofHope, We did get some snow here but it has melted already. Rudy had his first experience with snow this morning.
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  4419. Enjoy your coffee.
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  4420. Thanks for listening
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  4421. Morning
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  4422. You can’t make this stuff up! I guess they’ll have another vacation for Thanksgiving and then Christmas!
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  4423. Same to you!
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  4424. @david thomas I am not too sure what you mean by a 1% tax but I assume it would be a tax on the very wealthy in order to help the homeless? That seems to make a lot of sense and be just on the surface but you need to dig deeper to find the underlying problem. I think the problem has been Big Government, Deficit Spending, Bailouts and inflation. All those factors have hurt those at the bottom or some of those who are homeless. The wealthy usually have the wherewithal to protect their wealth via good legal, investing and accounting advice while the great majority of the public can only focus on making ends meet while their currency and standard of living are debased by continual big government and Fed money printing. I personally think that the road to prosperity is Small Government, Sound Money and Government Non-Intervention in the market place. What that results in is workers being paid in a sound currency and being charge less in tax and business owners not being bailed out by you the taxpayer. I guess a one-off 1% on the top 1% might temporarily help the homeless and poor in general but it is akin to giving them fish and not teaching them to fish. The only way out of poverty, in my opinion, is not via government handouts but through being able free to produce and keep the fruits of your labours.
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  4425. I wish them a Merry Christmas too and maybe we might be able to help them directly in some way in 2021.
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  4426. I hope so too!
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  4427. Well said!
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  4428. Hi @terryjosie, I will. Thanks for the suggestion.
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  4429. Hi @ J N, As I said silver and gold are savings or money so how much would you like to save for a rainy day? Investing in stocks and bonds, in my opinion, is not saving but speculation.
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  4430. Yes it is very deep the rabbit hole!
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  4431. +Jack Field I am aware of the US electoral system and how the Electoral College works but Betfair and IG index were giving the same kind of odds for Britain to Remain at just before midnight on June 23rd, 2016.
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  4432. Yes. I thought the same as it would be used an excuse to further devalue the pound or inflate the currency. A fiat money system only survives with inflation.
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  4433. If he has sold it maybe he could be taking profits and be expecting a small correction. I don't know what Michael Burry is thinking right now but I remember him warning of hyperinflation last year.
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  4434. I would hold on but maybe take some profits in the mining stocks. It is difficult to say really without knowing where all other assets will be. If real estate prices and other assets were to collapse when gold is at $3000 maybe exchange some gold for other assets. My hope though is that I am still making a decent income and have to spend my savings (gold and silver).
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  4435. Good morning!
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  4436. +lenogooch The new Sharia Gold Standard should help increase demand for gold as an investment. As far as the price is concerned it could have an impact eventually but in the immediate term I still think the Central Banks and their bullion bank agents are in control of the price through the paper market. Lets also hope that banks that deal in Islamic Finance do not use this as an opportunity to invest in "paper gold" for their clients!
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  4437. Hey, thanks!
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  4438. The US government will have to start replenishing its reserves next year so I think the price will go a lot higher thereafter.
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  4439. I am sure truss would also bail them out if their massively leveraged trades went pear shaped.
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  4440. Hi @Benjamin Male, I saw that and I tend to agree with some of their points but be as it may I try focus more on what we need to do to protect ourselves financially.
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  4441. Well said!
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  4442. Thanks and welcome
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  4443. It was not on purpose. Probably the light change from outside. I’m not at the CNN studio I’m at home.
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  4444. Hi Paddy, Thanks for the support.
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  4445. I don't think Turkey as called the IMF in.
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  4446. Good morning!
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  4447. Glad you enjoy it!
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  4448. Good morning!
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  4449. Glad you like them!
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  4450. Written in 1887 so over 50 years before Israel was created.
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  4451. You guys are reading too much into my comment about annexation. I guess it was the wrong word as I know that the Crimeans voted overwhelmingly (95%) to become part of the Russian Federation. My videos are not scripted so sometimes I use the wrong term. I know as well that the US State department was behind the Coup in the Ukraine and it has led to the instability in that country.
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  4452. Morning!
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  4453. Rhoback dot com
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  4454. Morning
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  4455. +Florence I am 100% sure. I had two different kinds of tokens so I had to change the token from the drop down box. I have checked etherscan in myetherwallet and it looks like the tokens were transferred about 30 hours ago from my etherdelta account even though I did not make any transfers.
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  4456. Goldman, Sachs & Co. is a bullion bank and the bullion banks never make bold predictions for precious metals. Maybe the bullion banks are in control of the price for now. We will have to see.
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  4457. I’m on the golf course. Cold today.
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  4458. Invasion was financed by Wall Street, London and European bankers. Not Americans.
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  4459. Hi, Damien, It's definitely possible.
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  4460. I agree.
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  4461. Thanks @JJ Quinn
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  4462. It does not matter if it is even just one penny. It's a matter of principles.
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  4463. Much appreciated
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  4464. Hi @Chris Bryon, I do not give advice but if you are comfortable in owning companies because of their long term prospects why not but you need to be prepared for volatility. I'd say gold and silver will act as insurance while mining companies are more speculative but worth having some.
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  4465. Morning!
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  4466. It's available on Amazon.
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  4467. Thanks, for your feedback @John Jeffries.
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  4468. https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/datasets/weeklyprovisionalfiguresondeathsregisteredinenglandandwales
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  4469. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  4470. Hello there!
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  4471. All good
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  4472. No. It's the same thing.
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  4473. Almost I'd say. The door is still open.
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  4474. Thanks for subbing!
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  4475. Good morning, Bugsy2379!
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  4476. Morning!
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  4477. Good morning!
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  4478. Morning
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  4479. You will receive 100 at maturity.
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  4480. Hello there!
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  4481. Well said
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  4482. Good morning!
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  4483. Food inflation!
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  4484. When the shorts have to cover. It's called a short squeeze. Think of what happened to Tesla recently.
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  4485. Yes and the Spanish called the thaler coin a peso which means weight in English.
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  4486. Hi @Anthony Bostock, There is nothing wrong with the camera it was just the natural light today. It's a bit darker and it was raining and I kept the light off.
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  4487. Here is an article about it:https://www.intellinews.com/the-eu-can-t-find-most-of-russia-s-300bn-of-frozen-reserves-271253/#:~:text=These%20sanctions%20include%20freezing%20%24300,behalf%20or%20at%20the%20direction
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  4488. The point about gold is safeguarding your savings and even though they will control and supress the price over the short term the fiat dollar has no future.
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  4489. How can you take a bank that is above the law to court?
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  4490. The sale was of a property in Austria so that is not in the Black Forest. The Black Forest is in south west Germany. The seller had another surname but I think his grand mother was a Rothschild from the Vienna branch. I would not read too much into it.
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  4491. I agree with you Yvonne. Out of order. $4000 mortgage is huge and especially with interest rates creeping higher.
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  4492. Hi Yvonne, What did jsnip4 say?
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  4493. What I said is that gold should continue to do well relative to house prices here in the UK. What you do is up to you.
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  4494. Yes, thanks.
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  4495. Real maneco64 here. I've blocked him/her already but will keep an eye on it.
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  4496. As of now, there is no chance the RBA will ask for it back but if there is a change and they do ask for it back they will most probably get it back.
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  4497. I remember dealing with Bank Negara back in the early 1990s when I was at Cantor Fitzgerald. My boss had a contact there and we dealt in U.S. Treasury for them. Unfortunately Bank Negara is following Fed policy.
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  4498. Yes I did
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  4499. I went to university in Florida and a lot of my friends there were from the Northeast.
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  4500. Glad it was helpful!
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  4501. Hello there!
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  4502. I agree with you but i think it is a good thing that the "system" is melting away.
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  4503. Morning!
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  4504. Hi @FullofHope, Thank you and all the best.
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  4505. Yes, if you add the population of China, Brazil, Russia and India it is 40% of the world's population.
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  4506. Interesting timing or just coincidence?
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  4507. When I started in the business one of the guys I worked with who had been a trader for years said that if you are are going to open a trade you should have a price target before putting on a trade so that if you reach that target you sell it. You need discipline though as many people will run their winning trades for too long and not set targets but they will run their losses though.
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  4508. I have felt like that in the past but I always ask the question: "Do I want to exchange good money and lend it to the people that want to do me and my family harm?" If you are a short-term trader of paper I can understand your feelings.
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  4509. Thanks. I forgot about the Chinese Calendar!!!
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  4510. Morning
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  4511. Lol!!!
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  4512. I look at my broker's website. IG. I get live prices 23 hours a day.
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  4513. I think the dxy will continue its bear market from the January 2017 high of 103.82.
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  4514. Thanks uncle vax.
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  4515. I appreciate that
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  4516. A short answer: Wealth is created by humans through labor, ideas etc... Money which is the most marketable commodity ( facilitates indirect exchange) represents wealth or capital in a money or non barter economy. If an individual is able to accumulate left over wealth after consumption to survive that extra wealth is capital. So as you can see there is no difference between money, labor and capital. I think Marx was wrong to pit capital versus labor but then again many suspect he was an agent of the bankers.
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  4517. Yes, Pablo but I would not bet that the YVs will follow the Bastiat Road as unfortunately, ideas like Piketty's are always more tempting and easier to follow.
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  4518. I have talked about them in the last week or so and covered them in my livestream on Wednesday. I’m still holding on to mine and have added on in this latest move down.
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  4519. Hi @Rob Abreu, I still talk to friends in the City and they know as much as we do and if not less sometimes.
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  4520. Our pleasure!
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  4521. Glad you enjoy it!
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  4522. +J F I would say more a sign of the latter.
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  4523. +Thomas Schronce That is possible. I had the same thought.
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  4524. Yes, but not at the outset though as it had just started.
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  4525. Good morning!
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  4526. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  4527. Hi @philipjones9458, bailey took over from Carney on March 19, 2022. It was well timed for Carney but even if he had stayed Carney would have done exactly what Bailey did. Maybe that is why they can't really get rid of him. Even Mervyn King is to blame as he kicked off the policy of zero rates and QE in 2008/09.
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  4528. Great to hear!
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  4529. Thanks @tish simonnet
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  4530. The Fed's balance sheet can be expanded anytime.
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  4531. Thanks and welcome.
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  4532. Hello there!
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  4533. Glad you like them!
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  4534. Hi @M G, Thank you and welcome.
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  4535. Much appreciated!
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  4536. Thank you 👍
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  4537. Hi @Kalbir Singh, Thanks for the information. I enjoy going into the City but unfortunately there is not much to go there for at present.
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  4538. Cool, thanks
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  4539. hi @Salvatore Livreri, Why does Coca Cola still advertise then?
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  4540. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  4541. Our pleasure!
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  4542. Before that happens the IRS needs to be abolished.
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  4543. Yes. Bitoicn chart is like the dollar vs reichsmark chart of the early 1920s.
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  4544. It depends versus what the dollar is rising against. Maybe some of the other fiat currencies but against everything else it has been dropping continuously since 1913.
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  4545. Good morning and thanks.
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  4546. Morning and thanks for the info.
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  4547. Hi @patrick kenny, yes he always does. He's the compliance officer though.
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  4548. Hi @scazz_786, The $2.3 trillion is currency or physical bank notes in circulation so outside the banks in your pocket or tills of stores, etc...
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  4549. Hi @Reagan W, Good strategy I would say. Be your own central bank,
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  4550. Morning!
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  4551. You are probably right. They have been able to buy some time.
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  4552. You are only cheating yourself if you cheat at golf.
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  4553. +Fábio Cruz It's exactly the same here in England. Real estate boom and a lot construction. Builders and bankers are doing well for now.
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  4554. +Roger Cammack In the long run silver will out perform gold.
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  4555. Thanks @Alan Zilbelman.
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  4556. Hi @Rick Blick, Ebay is a peer to peer platform. The point that panel was making is that it is getting harder and more expensive to access silver and gold. They were giving the public their time to let people know what is going on and yes they were mostly PM dealers but who else would know how the market is except them? I don't see the Wall Street and City of London banksters doing livestreams or panels trying to inform the public for free.
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  4557. Hi @Grow Mechanic, I interviewed him last year and have contacted him recently but have not had a response. I will try again though.
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  4558. Hi, I Jessel, The Comex gold and silvers are deliverable but the participants in this market hardly ever ask for physical delivery. The members/brokers/banks of these exchanges also always discourage their clients from taking delivery and I know about that from first-hand experience. The Comex has, de facto, become a bucket shop where the only thing happening is people betting on a fictitious price. The Bitcoin futures on the CME does not allow for delivery and is only cash settled.
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  4559. Morning, Savio.
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  4560. Not here in the U.K. but I would say the government has been confiscating the purchasing power of your dollars since the inception of the Federal Reserve back in 1913.
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  4561. Yes. He likes the front of the house these days as it doesn't get as much sun. It's very hot here these days. He is doing well thoguh.
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  4562. Good morning, Privateer.
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  4563. Morning!
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  4564. Good morning!
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  4565. Morning!
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  4566. Thanks 👍 I hope the same for you and the family.
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  4567. Glad you enjoyed it
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  4568. Hello there!
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  4569. Morning
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  4570. I would say the precious metals are actually undervalued against the major fiat currencies and that includes the Federal Reserve Note.
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  4571. You got that right!
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  4572. Thank you too!
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  4573. Maybe!
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  4574. Our pleasure!
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  4575. I know that but what I said is that if you have spare fiat money and savings don’t leave it in the bank as the banks help finance all the wars.
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  4576. +TheBitcoinArmy Yes bitcoin has done well too.
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  4577. +Edward Cunningham You could be right. Many people are saying: "nothing happened on October 2/3" but I believe the action in sterling since Monday is an ominous signal. People forget the "special relationship" between the US and UK elites and that it not only applies to matters of war but also to finance. I think what is happening to the pound will happen to the dollar too.
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  4578. Thanks, Chris Bell.
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  4579. Good morning!
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  4580. Hi @Alex Keith, I did the research many years ago and spoken about bitcoin here but my choice is still gold and silver. Thousands of years of a track record of protecting purchasing power is why I choose gold over bitcoin any day of the week. Gold and silver are God's or nature's money while bitcoin was created by an anonymous human being.
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  4581. Morning!
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  4582. Hello there!
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  4583. Thanks for listening
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  4584. Good morning!
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  4585. Morning!
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  4586. Hi @Ian Baker, The Alexander the Great coin is worth quite a bit more than the silver weight as it is a fairly rare coin. The coin dealer wanted £300 for it but I was able to negotiate it down to £250. I asked some of the other dealers at Coinex about the price I paid and they said I got a fair price.
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  4587. Hi @Gordon Jackson, I would not buy from the Royal Mint as @Graham Hobbs says. You should look into bullion dealers by doing a search and if you'd like to help the channel you can use Gold Investments in London as I have a promo code maneco64 with them. It's a family-run business and trustworthy. Their details are below in the description of all my videos.
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  4588. Morning!
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  4589. Congratulations @Keith Wilson and enjoy your honeymoon.
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  4590. Thanks 👍
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  4591. All Western economies will have to adapt and become real economies which basically means focusing on not just borrowing and spending but also producing, saving and investing in real world things. I think it will be the end of finance being as important as it has become. So New Zealand, even though I'm not too familiar with its economy, will have to adapt too.
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  4592. Hello there!
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  4593. You are right. Rafi Farber spoke about this yesterday in a video.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5w3maw8QVo&t=89s
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  4594. Awesome! Thank you!
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  4595. Yes. I am not surprised by the difficulty he had getting the delivery warrant. The last thing Comex and the bankers who control it want is for the public to start taking delivery and loading up real silver.
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  4596. Will do!
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  4597. An average 10% return per annum over the last 22 years (XauGbp) has worked well for holders of gold in the UK. To put it more simply for you if you had put £10k (fiat) into gold sovereigns in 2002 it would be worth around £81.5k (fiat) today and your profits would have been free of capital gains tax too.
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  4598. Robert I recommend you keep it in your wallet.
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  4599. Thanks +Truth Conspiracy.
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  4600. +grE68 The creators of bitcoin limited the supply to 21 million. Supply is not unlimited.
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  4601. Thanks!
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  4602. M1 one is the way the money supply is measured by the Federal Reserve. I has got nothing to do with MMT. If you have a dollar bill in your wallet or some coins in your pocket they are part of M1 also your checking or current account balances at your bank make part of M1 money supply. M2 is M1 + savings account and money market account balances.
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  4603. Morning!
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  4604. Morning!
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  4605. I would say any financial institution around the world that borrows or lends in dollars and other major fiat currencies could be using LIBOR.
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  4606. I guess we might find out later on today.
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  4607. I agree. As Jim Sinclair of www.jsmineset.com has been warning you need to GOTS or Get Out of The System.
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  4608. Yes.
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  4609. I just saw that too. Maybe it's not a joke! A Deutsche Bank collapse would bring the whole system down world wide.
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  4610. +BlakAdda01 My viewpoint is that government is too big and taxation too high overall but the rich get around it because they can afford top lawyers and accountants.
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  4611. No. He will be washed on Tuesday.
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  4612. Italian mountain cicada.
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  4613. Bought them at Kmart in Auburn, Alabama in 2002 when I attended the Mises Institute.
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  4614. Supply and demand is normally what sets price in any market. The problem arises when artificial supply and demand can be created through derivatives like futures or swaps.
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  4615. Glad you like them!
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  4616. Morning Rob.
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  4617. Same to you
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  4618. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYXCvkWWw8M
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  4619. I appreciate that
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  4620. During the week I was away it dropped but since yesterday it started moving back up. I'm not sure why it dropped for 5 straight days.
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  4621. My pleasure!
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  4622. Hi @Susan Gold, you are welcome and thanks for your support.
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  4623. Not for sale.
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  4624. Yes. 33 Celsius or 91 Fahrenheit.
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  4625. My pleasure!
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  4626. What good is it to have a bond market that is a Ponzi Scheme when you gold?
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  4627. It also used to be British colony until 1920.
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  4628. Basically the Fed has left rates at zero for almost a decade which means banks and big corporations have been able to borrow at almost no cost. The more borrowing and credit that is created means that there is more money in the system. It is simple supply and demand. There comes a point when the Fed has to pull away the punch bowl (raise rates) or else its credibility could evaporate very quickly as investors and market participants wake up and realize the money the Fed creates is worthless relative to real things in the real world.
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  4629. I agree 100%!
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  4630. Prego, Andrea. Forse questi link possano aiutare: https://www.amazon.it/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?__mk_it_IT=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=mercato+obbligazionario&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Amercato+obbligazionario https://www.amazon.it/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_3_10?__mk_it_IT=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=mercati+finanziari&sprefix=mercati+fi%2Caps%2C131&crid=FMFJ71EVX3HC&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Amercati+finanziari
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  4631. Thanks for the feedback. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
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  4632. Good stuff!
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  4633. Same to you!
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  4634. Good morning!
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  4635. Glad you enjoy it!
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  4636. Hello @Mr. Bullion.
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  4637. Any time!
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  4638. Not on the first 25% but I would not put gold (sovereigns and britannias) that I have already bought into a pension. I would look at it as converting what you already have in a SIPP into gold.
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  4639. Morning!
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  4640. Yes I’ve heard of Mandelbrot but have not read his book. Thanks.
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  4641. Hi @David Pate, Gold and silver are cash. What people consider cash today is credit or bank notes.
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  4642. Welcome!
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  4643. Maybe but I would say the best protection versus inflation or debasement of fiat currencies are precious metals. I have some cryptos but you need to be willing to sit through some big ups and downs.
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  4644. Yes and that’s why I try and warn people about it as the Fed won’t.
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  4645. Billy is well. He's just been sleeping in a bit longer. I'll be doing a live stream probably around 3:30pm EDT and he will participate.
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  4646. Have a nice break paid by the U.S. taxpayer!
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  4647. You're welcome
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  4648. Welcome
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  4649. Morning
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  4650. You are very welcome
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  4651. Hi @James, they might as well smash the paper price down to $1000 and then there would be no real gold on offer.
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  4652. Not long.
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  4653. Will do!
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  4654. Good choice!
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  4655. Thanks 👍
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  4656. Morning
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  4657. Thank you! Will do!
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  4658. Hi @John McScarbs, The breeder already inoculated him before we picked him up. We will be seeing the vet next week and I will ask whether he needs more. Billy only had one shot.
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  4659. My pleasure!
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  4660. The shots are for canine distemper nothing to do with what we have seen in the last few years for humans.
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  4661. The last one of this kind sold for $7'590'20.00 back in 2002.
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  4662. Hi @Jenn West, It seems like many feel a strong and long lasting recovery is coming. Sounds like malinvestments as the Austrian School Economists would say.
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  4663. The SDR was created by the IMF in the late 1960s so China is not launching the SDR. What is happening is that the Chinese currency will be added to the SDR as of October 1st, 2016.
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  4664. Good morning!
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  4665. Good morning!
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  4666. +ruthheasman Hi Ruth, I agree with you. Things in the crypto space are constantly changing. It's almost impossible to keep up with all the developments. I find that I learn a lot from people like you and the comments they make.
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  4667. Morning!
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  4668. Morning!
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  4669. I put a 1 Oz maple leaf on eBay it’s someone has already bid it up to £23 even though the spot price is below £18
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  4670. Officially, the Chinese state has around 2'000 MT of gold but as you say there is speculation that it is more. The extra gold is probably kept in certain state-owned institutions and banks though.
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  4671. Morning!
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  4672. Hello there!
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  4673. I think it an interesting speculation but would not bet the house on it. Speculate with money you can afford to lose.
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  4674. Yes I agree. They could be shooting themselves in the foot!
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  4675. He's talking about the fake paper FRN dollar.
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  4676. Good morning!
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  4677. It was a 1954 First banking Corp. Hercules 1 troy ounce gold coin from Tangiers. I sold it many years ago as i was made a very good offer on it.
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  4678. Hi @VentionMGTOW, I noticed BTC has gone above $10k and that is good. There still a long way to go until its next bull leg is confirmed but it could happen a lot quicker than gold. All the best to you.
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  4679. It's funny because until yesterday's and today's videos for the last week or so all my videos got the green icon (no censorship). The only thing I can do is keep asking for manual reviews.
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  4680. Hi @PEH 2, My opinion is that they manipulate it by keeping gold and silver very volatile and that puts off the public from acquiring real physical gold. The bankers and brokers on Wall Street don't want people owning physical so they push them into futures and ETFs. The great majority of financial advisors out there, as a result, will their clients that gold is a risky commodity. I think Bill Fleckenstein has not done his homework to see how the gold market works and the history of gold price manipulation in the 1960s (London Gold Pool). I suggest Bill read up on the wealth of information that Bill Murphy and GATA have produced for over twenty years.
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  4681. That is up to you to decide. Your preference is a personal thing. I recommend you actually go out and buy real gold and silver if you have not yet.
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  4682. No. I only worked clients’ orders so I was not trading for my firm. I was a broker or salesman so my clients were putting on trades or hedges. If I ever made what is called an error which would be like buying or selling 50 lots instead of 15 for the client I would have to try and get out of the extra lots as that would be the firm’s position and not the clients. Many times I’d be able to get out of the error without a loss or with even a profit but many times a loss would be incurred and the firms I worked for were on top of errors. We had to write error reports to explain what happened and sometimes we would have to listen to the tapes to ascertain whether the broker or the client made the mistake. So if I tried to trade for myself and spoof the market I would have been out the door fairly promptly.
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  4683. Yes the rest of the EU is in the same situation and so is the U.S.. The other point I did not bring up is that real GDP (GDP - inflation) is also doctored as governments tend to underestimate inflation or the rise in the cost of living so if the government used a more honest measure for inflation the shrinkage of the private sector economy would be even worse!
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  4684. I hope so too!
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  4685. Hi @Jack Nichols, Sorry about that! ;)
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  4686. I'm not sure what is going. Maybe try again.
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  4687. I’ll do another one with more books
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  4688. It's up for each individual to decide what portion. I guess it could be 99% or 1 %.
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  4689. You are welcome.
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  4690. Yes I agree with you and that is what I have been saying all along.
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  4691. Gold represents time and energy as the mining process requires a great deal of time, effort and energy. The other reason why gold is money is because it is rare, it is easily divisible, it does not rot or tarnish and it stands the test of time. Bank notes are only a receipt for money.
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  4692. Hi @Mat, Are you a BIS spy? ;)
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  4693. Thanks @Bronson Smith.
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  4694. Not yet but maybe in Egypt I'd be mainstream.
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  4695. Hi @Salvatore Livreiri, He is on Linkedin and sometimes writes articles there.
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  4696. Hello there!
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  4697. Hi @Grow Mechanic, I am regularly interviewed by Liberty and Finance and ITM Trading too.
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  4698. I agree that this push to net zero is a big threat and it will exacerbate the inflationary collapse IMO and make gold and silver good assets to have.
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  4699. Good morning!
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  4700. I'd say miners of rare and/or precious minerals will hold their value just like they have been doing YTD.
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  4701. Morning!
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  4702. Thanks so much
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  4703. Morning
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  4704. Good morning!
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  4705. You are very welcome
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  4706. Hello there!
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  4707. Probably the Fed swap lines to help other fiat currencies. It was announced in late March this year. So the Fed lets the Thai Central Bank have dollars and takes Baht in exchange but it's all done off the balance sheets of the Fed or the Thai Central Banks as swaps are a derivative.
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  4708. The problem is not buying but asking for delivery of allocated.
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  4709. Nice!! I bought a few bars today too and I'm holding them already.
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  4710. Morning!
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  4711. Thanks for the feedback Doug.
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  4712. Or Ben Bernanke!
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  4713. Morgen!
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  4714. Good stuff
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  4715. It is publicly held so the shareholders. i do not know who is the biggest one.
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  4716. My pleasure!
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  4717. No problem! Thanks
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  4718. The Bank of Graham Hobbs should be the safest and most solvent one.
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  4719. +bill wilson His name is Billy!
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  4720. Morning
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  4721. Good morning!
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  4722. Jeff Christian, Ross Norman, Jeff Currie and Jamie Dimon.
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  4723. Thanks for watching!
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  4724. Morning!
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  4725. Hi @Paul Whitman, Thanks for you kind words.
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  4726. Same to you!
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  4727. Yes. They (NHS) told me to go on the metformin and I was on it for a while but have now stopped.
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  4728. Hi @GEOFIT, I prefer physical metal but I am also open minded about technology that allows gold to flow as a competing currency versus fiat trash.
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  4729. Thanks, Jack.
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  4730. Thanks!
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  4731. Morning
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  4732. Thanks @John Jeffries.
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  4733. Glad you enjoy it!
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  4734. You are welcome @Scroopy Nooperz
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  4735. Hi @Comrade, I am not so sure we are progressing to be honest. I hope you are right.
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  4736. Thank you too
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  4737. You’re welcome and thanks to you too.
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  4738. I tend to trust no one as far as morals are concerned and that includes governments and politicians. At least in the private sector you have a choice in that you can opt to deal with someone who is moral instead of with a dodgy operator. With government you have no choice but I guess you still trust politicians and the State.
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  4739. Hi @Paddy Irish man, I expect fiat currencies to continue to drop versus silver and gold.
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  4740. I agree with you. The only hope is that their system implodes.
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  4741. My pleasure!
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  4742. Hello there!
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  4743. Watch part 2 and you will find out.
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  4744. Thanks @Andy Hepburn. I think the MPC is preparing the markets for negative rates as gilt yields up to around 7 years are already negative.
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  4745. I appreciate that
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  4746. You too!
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  4747. Thanks, you too!
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  4748. Morning!
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  4749. I have not thought about it but I'd say there isn't a correlation.
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  4750. Treasuries are not money. Gold is.
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  4751. I don't vote for anybody as I don't need some stranger to lead me. It is a waste of time.
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  4752. Yes, it is a combination of profligate fiscal policy and loose monetary policy.
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  4753. Morning!
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  4754. Morning
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  4755.  @johnshadow9310  England is ok but it's declined massively in relative terms versus other countries and its currency has depreciated massively even versus the fiat dollar. The problem here is that government is still too big like everywhere else.
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  4756. The data I used from the Federal Reserve is for the U.S. Here is the link: https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/dataviz/dfa/distribute/chart/#range:1989.3,2019.2;quarter:119;series:Assets;demographic:networth;population:1,3,5,7;units:shares I would say it isn't as bad in Europe but I do not have data prove it.
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  4757. Good morning!
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  4758. Yes, but 30 years ago it was much worse. maybe in 30 years time the 650 million number will be down to 100 million?
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  4759. I would say they are very active and have been since march 2020.
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  4760. I think you have got it backwards.
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  4761. Glad to hear it Jerome! :)
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  4762. Thanks, will do!
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  4763.  @jamesj7238  I am not dodging your questions as the treasury would not be able to operate as it does now without the Fed buying its debt out of thin air via QE. So if you end the Fed the treasury would of course default and hopefully go back to its proper function.
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  4764. Billy overslept!
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  4765. I guess so as he is a silver bug.
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  4766. Because investors are selling bonds as they don't think inflation will be reigned in.
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  4767. It's on his youtube channel Rafi Farber.
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  4768. Not that I know of
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  4769. Glad you liked it!
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  4770. +Bill Woelke At present the market is behaving but I think it’s only a matter of time before we might see the Fed lose control of the long end of the treasury market.
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  4771. +SeasideMark Edwards I’m just trying to warn everyone. I’ve been warming people for almost 20 years so before I became middle aged and when I was still working in the City.
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  4772. In crude oil? There is a rule of thumb that all gaps are eventually filled.
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  4773. Thanks again!
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  4774. You too!
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  4775. Good morning!
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  4776. Yes, I agree with you.
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  4777. The notional amount for 1 Comex gold futures contract is the contract size which is 100 troy ounces times the futures price. Let's say you buy 100 futures for $1500. The notional amount would technically be 100 x 100 x 1500 or $15'000'000. There are always two sides to a trade so it could be other speculators or investors who hold the actual underlying bonds.
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  4778. They made billions and only because the banks were bailed out via the Treasury (tarp $700 billion) with the consent of Congress. Congress, of course, first voted not to approve it but then was scared into passing Tarp as people like Hank Paulson and Ben Bernanke said the world would end if they didn't.
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  4779. Because the betting market sets the price of the underlying markets and so the price is based more and more on bets rather than the underlying fundamentals. Have you ever wondered how Treasury interest rates can remain so low even though the National Debt is ballooning? Do you think a loan shark would cut the rate of borrowing for you if you kept increasing the amount you borrowed from him?
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  4780. My pleasure!
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  4781. Glad you enjoyed it
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  4782. It is not a rumour but fact.
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  4783. Morning!
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  4784. Yes, I would say gold is the best reserve currency.
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  4785. I think Ben Bernanke is a subscriber and always gives me a thumbs down!
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  4786. Hi Peter, I’ve tweaked something in the settings I think many people weren’t seeing any adverts even though my videos were monetised. Thanks for the info.
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  4787. Hi Kay, You are welcome.
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  4788. Yes. Even though money/currency is needed in all our commercial transactions very few people question the nature and origin of it.
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  4789. Hi @Peter Brunsgaard.
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  4790. Good morning!
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  4791. Hi @MM126, I'm not used to the new procedure. I've edited the last part out so this video here is the edited one.
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  4792. I’ve spoken about the BIS many times of course but I think the reason others don’t is that the BIS do a very good job of keeping a low profile or being low key. Their offices were originally in a hotel in Basel, Switzerland.
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  4793. My pleasure
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  4794. They were short the paper and the long side of the contract wants the physical so they are not really dumping but delivering the real thing.
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  4795. +Silver Dreamer What I mean is that buying gold or silver is like saving money and if one can it should be done regularly (dollar cost averaging). What I meant by ignoring the price is ignoring the volatility in the short to medium term.
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  4796. Maybe having access to high speed internet will improve access to educational content for the people there. Has someone actually gone to Guinea-Bissau and measured people's IQ there?
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  4797. The Democrats have not done anything to reverse Nixon's decision either!
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  4798. When have I said China is doing good? All I have said is that China and the BRICS are standing up to the West but I’ve never said I admire their political system.
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  4799. Hi Johnmuckelroy, I agree with you 100%. I have been fortunate enough to have studied and worked within this system and not have been brainwashed. I think it's because I have questioned things when I think something does not make sense.
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  4800. Hi Corrado, I do not know your circumstances but you need to look at silver as savings forma rainy day. You need to work that out yourself.
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  4801.  @jeanrichardvarre6062  I’m playing tomorrow and hopefully it should be okay
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  4802. Great to hear!
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  4803. Morning
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  4804. Thanks for listening
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  4805. You are right about patience.
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  4806. I was just thinking about that @rumpel stiltskin San! You must be reading my mind.
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  4807. Hi @Ben 0709, The break of $1600 and $1610 was a major breakout but normally markets do retest breakout levels so it is possible but just difficult to say when. I think if we do pull back the area around $1580 will be strong support. As a trader I'd probably put a sell stop there.
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  4808. The press release yesterday says there was “a dispute with a secured creditor” so that is what put Glint into administration. What the dispute was about we have yet to find out.
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  4809. I personally try to exchange paper money for silver and gold whenever possible.
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  4810. It looks like it.
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  4811. Morning
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  4812. Goldman Sachs probably bought as a short-covering trade.
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  4813. Instex is operational but it doesn't mean it will be used as big European corporations probably would rather continue dealing with U.S. markets rather than the Iranian market. I saw the U.S. is talking about more tariffs on the EU today so that is probably an indirect warning about Instex I would say.
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  4814. That certainly didn't happen in Weimar Germany, Zimbabwe or Venezuela and I don't think it will be different in the US and Europe.
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  4815. Morning
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  4816. Disinflation would be the decrease in the rate of growth in the currency/credit supply but would still be inflation as the credit/currency supply would still be growing or inflating.
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  4817. I agree with you and that is why gold and silver are so important as they both have been money for thousands of years. What many today think of as being money is just an empty IOU.
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  4818. CBDC would be a currency and not money like gold and silver.
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  4819. Morning
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  4820. Hi @oweunuffin, I try to answer as many questions here as possible.
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  4821. Interesting. The banksters are desperate I think. I'd sight tight and try to keep stacking.
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  4822. Hello there!
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  4823. Thanks again!
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  4824. Hey, thanks
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  4825. Good morning!
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  4826. I think Warren Buffett's father, Howard, would have trusted Milei a lot more. Here is what Howard buffett said back in 1948: https://www.fgmr.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Howard-Buffett-explains-sound-money-4-May-1948.pdf
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  4827. +Winchu Lu The wallpaper was here when we bought the house and moved in!
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  4828. Yes, I remember that. I think he should be locked up in an insane asylum.
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  4829. More reason not to trust GLD.
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  4830. Morning @bobbie crider
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  4831. Morning
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  4832. Morning!
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  4833.  @dant3232  The other point I would make is that freedom of expression or speech is a natural God-given right and not a political right.
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  4834. Hi @Grow Mechanic, Always number one! Good morning.
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  4835. I had heard he worked in the City but didn't know he worked for Deutsche Bank.
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  4836. Hello there!
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  4837. Morning!
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  4838. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/Hs2Reob3P88
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  4839. +Green Mountain How do you figure that out? Zero hedge is a great source of financial journalism unlike the WSJ and FT. They were the first ones to break out the Deutsche Bank gold default. How is that a joke exactly?
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  4840. I am not a fan of any politician with the exception of Dr Ron Paul.
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  4841. Good morning!
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  4842. I stack both.
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  4843. Hi @Jimmy Twotone, The PBOC has been officially announcing that they have been buying since November 2022. Usually, the PBOC makes these announcements once every few years.
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  4844. Conspiracy Theorist is a term devised by the honest chaps at the Central Intelligence Agency in Langley back in the 1960s to discredit anyone who questioned the Warren Report on the JFK Assassination.
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  4845. Hello there!
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  4846. Tell me about it
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  4847. Probably because a lot of jobs don't pay enough for people to survive so what is the point?
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  4848. Good morning!
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  4849. Good morning!
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  4850. That is possible but they will have a hard getting from stackers. it could be a lot easier to pay for it.
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  4851. The high on my system is $16.95 so far. The high on Globex (comex) Dec future is $16.91. I would say there was a mistake in the Kitco price feed.
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  4852. +Padd I do not profess to call markets. I only comment and try to give my best estimate of where we might be going. Around Christmas time I made a video say gold had broken through $1150 and that the bottom might be in. After that gold proceeded to trade up to $1220. I would say that bottom call was correct but would at that in the past I have gotten it wrong.
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  4853. Gold is money so not an investment.
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  4854. Thanks BC Joey and it's too bad that Youtube demonetised/censored this video too.
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  4855. @Quadman72 , Guten tag.
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  4856. Morning!
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  4857. Morning!
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  4858. Welcome!
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  4859. Morning
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  4860. I believe so
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  4861. Boom!
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  4862. I appreciate that
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  4863. Hi Anders, I pointed that out as well after the data last week. They revised the deflator from 1.9% to 0.6% Y/Y/!
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  4864. I suspect you could be right. A good general has his Army on his side though.
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  4865. Yes I agree with you Brian. The Fed is like an addict! They will never be able to give up the money printing!
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  4866. Thanks. I'll have a look.
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  4867. You are correct
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  4868. Thanks for listening
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  4869. Hi Michael, I agree with you 100%. I've spoken before about how phoney all these government statistics are. The only reason I'm talking about it is that the vast majority of those operating in the markets somehow still believe in them and act upon thse numbers.
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  4870. To be honest I have not detected this relationship. I would say that silver has been going dow a lot lately so that is why it looks like when anything else goes down (bitcoin) it also looks like silver goes down.
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  4871. Where the fines go is not the subject of this video. My point is that instead of being criminally prosecuted they get away with a fine and do not lose any of their banking licenses and other privileges.
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  4872. Thank you! 😃
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  4873. I would avoid them like the plague just as I try to avoid the current government currencies.
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  4874. Thanks, will do!
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  4875. It probably is SDR now but the SDR is really just a basket of the major fiat currencies. I’m sure the BIS has gold reserves too though.
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  4876. It used to be gold until a few years ago actually. All their accounts were done in what was called gold francs.
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  4877. Hi Bowman, This book you mention is by Charles Rist and not Franz Pick so it's not the same book. It's probably a good one too though.
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  4878. Billy has thought hard about that but he feels it is not the right thing to do ethically even though it could be a good fiat currency spinner.
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  4879. Very welcome
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  4880. Good morning!
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  4881. According to the Bundesbank (German central bank) they have repatriated $28 billion in gold from US and France. They do not plan to bring any more home. https://www.rt.com/business/400735-bundesbank-repatriates-gold-paris/
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  4882. I have not watched CNBC for over 10 years. I guess Jim Cramer is entertaining but apart from that it's all propaganda for the debt-peddling Wall Street crowd.
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  4883. Good morning @ Richard Timms.
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  4884. Hi @Philip Jones, i have not looked into that but I know that in the UK you need to earn over a certain amount in order to have to pay it back. I also think if you are employed your employer will pay HMRC directly much like NI. One option could be to emigrate and go work somewhere else but you'd probably still be liable to the student debt if you decide to come back.
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  4885. I try and ignore people like Andrew Maguire. I can't see how he could tell what is going on as he says. I'd say a lot of his views are just speculation.
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  4886.  @cheaplaughkennedy2318  I know you are not is just that I wanted to add the point to what you said to Joe Taz. No offence taken.
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  4887. Yes I saw that.
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  4888. yes, the low is $1.1716
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  4889. Actually this is not a first for ABN Amro.
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  4890. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, I guess it's par for the course. The neocons are like cockroaches.
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  4891. My pleasure
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  4892. Thanks for listening
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  4893. Hi, Quite the opposite I would say as what we call money today of fiat currency will become totally worthless.
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  4894. Much appreciated
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  4895. Thanks, Dale.
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  4896. That is one of the symptoms of this slow motion collapse.
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  4897. We have his first walk first thing in the morning.
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  4898. Glad to help!
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  4899. Karl Otto Pohl, former Bundesbank president.
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  4900. You too!
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  4901. Very nice!
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  4902. I am not shielding from anything or taking precautions myself.
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  4903. Yes, I had not thought about that. A lot of symbolism for sure.
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  4904. Good morning!
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  4905. Morning!
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  4906. Hi @The Wild Goose, I have noticed that about the euro. One thing I'd say is that at least the note is not misleading like the Bank of England one and others.
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  4907.  @denistrethewy7288  Yes, Sunak was the chancellor or Minister of Finance from 2020 to 2022
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  4908. Hi @Peter Wilson, I would love to come over as soon as possible. I know Orlando and Winter Park well. My niece lives in Vero Beach which isn't too far either.
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  4909. Glad you enjoyed it
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  4910. @chriseustace9734 , She would be The Most Corrupt Stock Trader
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  4911. Good morning!
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  4912. They are a bullion bank but I would say no as they only deal in paper.
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  4913. Thanks @Simon Bevan, Same for you and all my viewers too.
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  4914. I'm using my iPhone camera again here.
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  4915. Glad you think so!
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  4916. Hey there
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  4917. Hi @4945three, So it is similar to what happened in Flint, Michigan?
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  4918. We’ll have to wait until Sunday night to see but I’m sure the PPT will be very active!
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  4919. I think recycling companies will do well in the next bull market as well as many hold of jewellery scrap their gold and silver but I think there will not be as much to scrap as there was during the "cash for gold" boom earlier this century as a lot of the public has already sold their jewellery.
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  4920. Good afternoon @M. Bullion
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  4921. Same to you!
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  4922. Enjoy your evening.
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  4923. Welcome!
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  4924. That is price rises.
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  4925. I'd say it is difficult to pay for a war after a collapse.
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  4926. I would say the chances of that happening are slim but not impossible.
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  4927. Hi @Andrew Butler, I recommend both gold and silver. I have been buying silver since 2003 and I agree that it will outperform gold. I will not get rid of my gold to get more silver though and of course it is up to each individual to decide what allocation they prefer.
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  4928. I think it’s silly to have to do that so I’d rather speak openly about even though I’m losing some revenue.
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  4929. Thanks for the advice Kiril.
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  4930. No problem
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  4931. Hi @peter wright, You are correct about the deregulation. Repealing Glass Steagall in 1999 was a big mistake as it has allowed commercial banks to act as investment banks and as a result put the whole system under threat.
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  4932. Yes, I could have covered the Fabians but it will probably be for another video. Tony Blair is a card-carrying Fabian and the London School of Economics is also a Fabian/Keynesian stronghold. Paul Volcker is an alumnus and so is James O'Brien of LBC radio. The Fabian mascot is a wolf in sheep's clothing. I thought of using it for the thumbnail of this video. I have just added it to the thumbnail. You should have a look.
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  4933. Glad you enjoyed it
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  4934. No doubt
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  4935. The Bank of England note still has a promise to pay the bearer on demand but it is a lie as they don't give you anything of value for it. These promises on bank notes can always be broken.
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  4936. Tell to start listening to my videos!
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  4937. Thanks, will do!
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  4938. I did it in my video from last Friday. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/HglhEHINT8Y
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  4939. The Africans are welcoming the Russians and they are white. it is not about race it is about how the people in charge of the West have treated other people.
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  4940. Glad you enjoyed it
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  4941. Hello there!
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  4942. The best thing to do is to search for it. I am exposed to commodities via miners. I'm sure the major etf issuers have commodity etfs.
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  4943. 2002 for me
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  4944. Mario has been saying what Ray is now saying when gold was at $320
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  4945. Why do you say it’s a scam and who are you to tell what I should talk about anyway?
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  4946. Yes!
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  4947. Thanks, @Pudenda Johnson.
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  4948. The proof is that they have had to get parliaments and other legislatures to make gold and silver illegal tender and their worthless paper legal tender. Executive order 6102 is just one of the many examples where the bankers used the politicians to protect their fiat paper and do away with gold. In Europe the abandonment of redeemability in gold happened during and just after World War One and by 1968 silver coinage was also made illegal by our legislators. This is why the bankers hate silver and gold. Their paper will never be able to compete against precious metals. As Voltaire once said: "Paper money always reverts to its intrinsic value of zero".
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  4949. Thank you for the kind words.
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  4950. Good morning!
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  4951. Hi @Nockian Lifter, Glint does follow the spot gold price and your gold would be held in a vault in Switzerland and allocated to you.
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  4952. Morning!
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  4953. Good morning!
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  4954. Morning!
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  4955. Good morning!
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  4956. Much appreciated!
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  4957. Hi @John Jeffries, It will be a big mess and the Central Bankers could give QE a last try? Who knows.
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  4958. The pandemic only continues to exist if you watch MSM or corporate media.
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  4959. Good morning Benjamin.
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  4960. So It’s similar to the USA then where the Fed and the bankers have a stranglehold on the markets and the economy!
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  4961. Thanks!
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  4962. Yes, you are right
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  4963. Hi @The Watcher, I hope you are doing well.
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  4964.  @brick2225  You are welcome. I have heard of Newsmax but have not really watched them. It's hard to know who to trust these days.
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  4965. Watch maneco64.
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  4966. Glad you enjoyed it
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  4967. I think there will be a heavy price (there is no free lunch) to pay eventually but as you said they can keep going. Notice how the yen is dropping to all-time lows versus gold though. We are approaching Y220k per troy ounce. https://www.tradingview.com/chart/?symbol=OANDA%3AXAUJPY
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  4968. Good morning!
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  4969. +Michael F I tend to agree with you and that is why I consider physical gold and silver the ultimate form of money and even then you need to be vigilant as history and the 1933 confiscation of gold has taught us. I will say, nevertheless, that holding a small speculative position in bitcoin is not the end of the world.
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  4970. Morning!
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  4971. Hi @R Sinclair, The Chinese official reserves are not update regularly and some speculate that China has north of 20'000 MT of gold.
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  4972. Hello there!
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  4973. You are welcome.
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  4974. Good morning Peter. Billy says Hi to Bella and wishes her a happy birthday.
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  4975. I have gold and silver miners. I am holding on to them.
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  4976. Interesting. I knew NK was rich in minerals but did not know about the rare earth one. Thanks.
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  4977. I think it's $1375/1380.
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  4978. @danielhutchinson6604 , Jawohl!!!
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  4979. I have watched that documentary.
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  4980. TDAmeritrade is not a bank so they hold clients' cash with a banking or depository institution.
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  4981. +Anders I would say a crashing treasury market would eventually lead to a weaker stock market, a weaker dollar and high precious metals and commodity prices. It would be like the 1970s again.
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  4982. I will.
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  4983. Good to hear.
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  4984. Hi Petek782, Billy passed on on December 12th. We have a new puppy called Rudy. He was on the sofa in yesterday's video.
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  4985. Hi @Tara L, Thanks for giving us some anecdotal evidence.
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  4986. +flower bee You are welcome. Thanks for following.
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  4987. Thanks for watching!
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  4988. The U.K. government yields are still positive but dropping quickly.
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  4989. Much appreciated!
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  4990. Glad to hear that!
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  4991. Glad you enjoy it!
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  4992. Very safely.
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  4993. Yes. I do like watches. It's an Explorer II.
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  4994. Hello there!
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  4995. @holaclive , That is an interesting punt.
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  4996. Thanks, you too!
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  4997. Good question!
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  4998. You are welcome and thanks for watching.
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  4999. Hi @GED, I have a promo code for GoldInvestments and it is maneco64. They are very reliable and I have dealt with them for almost 20 years. The link to them is in the description below. You can use their website or phone them and talk to Oliver or Simon.
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  5000. Hi @The Watcher, I did but I am disappointed he did not credit me for the cut-out from the FT.
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  5001. Do both!
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  5002. You should look into the books by Antony C. Sutton. In his books, he proved how Wall Street and City of London financiers or Globalists were behind the Bolshevik Revolution and also the rise of the National Socialists in Germany. Then you will understand why it's all about Divide and Rule.
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  5003. Sure but they were attacked by Socialists too. The National kind that spoke German.
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  5004. I would say Capitalism is Big Government for Business and Socialism is Big Government for the Public. I want government off my back.
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  5005. Hi @Mark Williams, Sorry I did not do it earlier.
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  5006.  @mrbmrb5822  It was not a recommendation but as for a reset, it could be one from paper assets to hard assets like we had in 1933 and 1980 when the Dow to Gold ratio went to 2 to 1 and 1 to respectively. There could be a currency reset too where currencies drop massively versus gold and silver. Miners are riskier of course and that is why individuals need to decide for themselves how much they want to risk. Nothing is a dead certainty and that is why you need to assess risks and then decide for yourself.
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  5007. @joemoore8047, Yes that is it.
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  5008. Hey there!
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  5009. Hi @Nathan M, Gold Investments provide a SIPP facility. If you call Oliver Temple there he could go over it with you. The details for Gold Investments are below in the description.
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  5010. I have not. I don't watch him that much. I guess he has seen the light as far as the current monetary is concerned.
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  5011. From the wholesale market. It could be in London or even from the Shanghai Gold Exchange or from the miners directly?
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  5012. The Tsar had a lot of his gold with the major New York banks and it is probably still there.
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  5013. The solution is to stay outside the system as much as possible because politics is, in my opinion, a waste of time and is controlled by the bankers. Stop borrowing from the bankers, try to get out of their paper and stack gold and silver and live within your means.
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  5014. Good morning!
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  5015. Thanks I keep trying my best.
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  5016. Thank you.
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  5017. Not really but I do post my videos on other platforms. I don't see a reason for a back-up YouTube channel.
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  5018. @David Thomson, Madeira was great. i visited a couple of gold dealers and local coin shops. One gold dealer there said he would not deal in bitcoin because it is too volatile while gold is very stable. I did not see anything or any business publicising bitcoin in Madeira.
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  5019. Morning!
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  5020. @Pablo Pina, I think we all do. Unfortunately Big Brother has commanded that we cannot go out to have a haircut!
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  5021. No, as I said it's great news and time to get back to normal.
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  5022. It’s currency though is behaving like a Third World Currency just like sterling too.
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  5023. +BaronGoldBaron I agree with you and I most probably would not care about prices movements if I had not worked in the markets for 20+ years. I made this video because of the way the market is acting and for me who has watched the gold market 24/7 for the last 15 years it just feels a bit unusual.
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  5024. Hi Anders, I will. The next report will be published towards the end of the week. I will have a look.
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  5025. Thanks, you too!
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  5026. Thanks for the feedback and encouragement.
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  5027. Hi Alan, Thanks for following. Nice to hear from you.
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  5028. Even The JP Morgan agreed with you.
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  5029. I'm certainly not advocating but just warning people and trying to give my opinion on how to survive through it.
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  5030. Hi Havik, I tend to agree with you. Thanks for the feedback.
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  5031. @joconst2880 , Good morning to you too.
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  5032. @Sh311Sh0ck3d , Thanks and same to you and family.
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  5033. Morning!
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  5034. Thanks @David F
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  5035. Thanks, Jake.
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  5036. Good morning!
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  5037. Same to you!
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  5038. Not sure how Canada will end up. The Central Bank could be forced to get some gold if it is going to keep running.
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  5039. Thanks.
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  5040. Good morning!
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  5041. Morning!
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  5042. You are probably not far away with 200% as government expenditures in the US are running at around 41%. The economic recovery is artificial and only makes the statistics look good but the general public is not benefiting at all. If you go to USDebtClock dot org and subtract US Federal Spending from the GDP and then take the roughly $30 trillion debt and divide it by that and multiply it by 100 you get around 181% debt to GDP. GDP $23'427 million minus US Federal spending $6'893 million. So $30'000 million (Debt) / $16'534 million (GDP - Gov exp) = 181.4%
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  5043. No problem!
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  5044. +Padd I don't think it scrolled as badly this time did it? I've got iMovie. I saves the charts as jpeg or png and then edit it on iMovie and at first it kept scrolling so what I did is I printed the charts and and then scanned them and saved them and then used them and they did not scroll. I have booked a free lesson for iMovie at the local Apple Store for Monday but if you can help me I appreciate it. Thanks
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  5045. +Brad Hoger These are allegations. What about all the allegations against the Clintons? Here is just one of the allegations vs Bill: http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/10/19/exclusive-video-interview-new-bill-clinton-sexual-assault-accuser-goes-public-first-time/ I guess ANYBODY WHO SUPPORTS HILLARY AND HER FAMILY.... SUPPORTS THE RAPE OF WOMEN TOO?
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  5046. You too!
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  5047. Thanks! You too!
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  5048. Yes. Gold and silver miners.
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  5049. Hi @Darryl Knight, Keynes' quote was in relation to the post-WW1 gold exchange system and not gold itself I would say.
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  5050. Hi @Hybrid Paris, Alasdair is a good analyst.
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  5051. @Adonis Stroke, Governments will and can confiscate anything they want unfortunately.
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  5052. Glad it was helpful!
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  5053. Morning!
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  5054. Thanks, you too!
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  5055. Hi, That is probably the next best thing to having yourself. Just make sure it is not a bank vault.
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  5056. Good morning!
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  5057. Hi @American EXPAT, Not a problem and I understand your concerns.
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  5058. Hi Aj, I had the same concern years ago about paying a premium but it should not stop you from adding on to your physical gold holdings. What you need to do is shop around to try and find the best deal. With Glint the premium is small or 0.5% and you can buy as little as one gram or maybe even less but they store it for you so it's not the same as holding it in your hands. They will charge you though for redeeming and asking for delivery.
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  5059. Thanks! 👍
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  5060. Good morning!
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  5061. Good afternoon Mr. Bullion.
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  5062. Morning!
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  5063. Good morning!
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  5064. @Quadman72 , You are welcome.
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  5065. It shows sign of economic weakness and at the same time it means Silver is a steal in fiat and gold terms.
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  5066. @NeoCynic1 , The same applies to UK politics. I would take economic freedom over political freedom any day of the week. If you are economically free (no taxes on income, property and no regulations) why do you need political rights?
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  5067. @kashifgul5110 , Yes it is the hidden one and that is why the Central Banks need to be abolished because ony they can create currency out of thin air.
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  5068. I appreciate that
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  5069. Hello there!
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  5070. What I mean by talking with people is corresponding with them via comments and messages.
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  5071. I think gold and silver are the best currencies but in terms of fiat currencies you could be right about CAD, AUD and ZAR.
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  5072. Hi @pheonix373, Yes, I am as I think some people like having their gold stored at a private vault in Switzerland and having access to it through a pre-paid Mastercard. I have a bit of gold on my card but my preference is for the old-fashion way. I think Glint has a bright future as it could very well be the way forward to having gold circulate as a currency too. Right now, outside of the US, you can already send gold Peer 2 Peer via Glint and it is as quick as sending a text.
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  5073. @shaunsensei6948 , No but commercial banks should not be allowed to trade them.
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  5074. I do not care for titles of nobility either but that is how people know him by so I use it just for a matter of identification.
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  5075. Hello there!
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  5076. @tullebukk , Both are good rules I'd say.
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  5077. efharisto poli
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  5078. Hi @Jenn The Liberty Lion, I did not say they did and prior to the Civil War there was no Legal Tender law and you could use any gold or silver coin you wanted to from all around the world.
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  5079. Hi, @Quilarvium, I have but will do another one. In the UK the pre-1920 were sterling or 0.925 silver. I made a short video recently about pre-1920 coins:https://youtu.be/7vXGLSUp29Y
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  5080. Hi @mw3516405, You are welcome and thanks for watching.
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  5081. I think he’s desperately looking for the missing gold from Fort Knox.
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  5082. Hi @Fair Human, I could not have put it any better.
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  5083. Hi @Dan Reynolds, I agree with you but sometimes a first step is better than none. What a sound dollar would show is that the Fed is irrelevant and maybe then people could be convinced to abolish it. That is Ms Shelton's strategy in my opinion.
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  5084. Hi @Norsefalconer, Probably because he might want to enjoy his retirement.
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  5085. We’ve got a touch of frost but no snow. Snow is rare here in London.
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  5086. Difficult to keep track of time! 😂
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  5087. Good morning!
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  5088. Good morning!
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  5089. That was a scammer who replied as me! I’ve deleted it.
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  5090. Yes and Mike Pompeo even admitted to doing so in public.
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  5091. Because the Federal Reserve Note price of Gold or the “dollar” price is a barometer of the faith people have in the fiat dollar. So the higher the gold price or lower the price of the dollar per ounce the less faith and confidence in the system is shown by investors and savers.
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  5092. Good morning!
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  5093. Jim Rogers is a clever man and he has been part of the financial elite and he is very critical central banks and government interference. He has not been right on all his call but who has? I respect his views and think they are sound.
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  5094. +VC YT I worked at Citi from 1995 to 1997 and back then their headquarters was in the Strand and then my department was bought out by ABN Amro in 1997 and at the time their main building was 199 Bishopsgate which is just across the road from the exotic building which is 250 Bishopsgate. At the time in 1997, 250 had not been built yet, and when it was completed ABN Amro Futures (who I worked for) decided to stay at 199.
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  5095. Good morning!
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  5096. Yes as they say it takes two to tango! Right now I'm trying to hit 10k subscribers. 50k would be nice.
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  5097. Hi @Donald Best, I could not have put it better.
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  5098. Hi @Gary Nigel Draper, Does Mr McLeod have a link to the BIS website confirming this? I have not seen anything from the BIS. I respect Alasdair McLeod but I think we need proof of this because the same people that were saying it was going to happen on March 29, 2019 are the same people who are saying it will happen in 2021.
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  5099. Thanks @AJ SILVER, I do not mind detractors.
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  5100. Good morning @The Watcher and family.
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  5101. +Charles Wilson Strong in relation to what? Back in 1971 $1 bought 1/35th of an ounce of gold and now it buys 1/1257th of an ounce of gold. Sterling used to buy 1/12.5th of an ounce of gold and now it buys 1/1011th of an ounce. All fiat currencies are sinking and some are sinking faster than others.
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  5102. He is called Billy. I will talk a bit more about him tomorrow for the new subscribers and viewers like you.
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  5103. Good morning!
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  5104. Morning!
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  5105. +Moshe I'd love to hear you talking about your research on WW2. Waiting for a youtube video.
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  5106. Hi, Ty.
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  5107. Soros actually helped the Nazis loot Jews in Budapest towards the end of the war. He (Soros) has actually admitted to it in an interview! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8Id0-Lsyr0
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  5108. Thanks, you too!
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  5109. I'd say having gold and silver miners is just as good but one can look at some kind of CRB etf.
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  5110. Billy is priceless!
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  5111. The chart shows you that Central banks unloaded a lot of US Treasury paper and bought the most gold on record. It shows there is a move away form holding dollar or treasury reserves.
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  5112. Hi @Janet Jacks, I've heard people talk about that too but I do not think that public money (taxation) being used to solve homelessness is the solution to homelessness. I'd say the fiat currency inflation we have had since 1971 has been a great contributor to wealth inequality and poverty. Statists, be they socialist or the corporate and military lobby, hate sound money as it hampers the size of the state.
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  5113. Sounds great!
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  5114. Any time!
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  5115. Hi Billy, It's been a lot longer than since I was a kid!
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  5116. Hi Doug, You are welcome and thanks for following.
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  5117. Never.
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  5118. Hi @ Alfredo Costa, I have spoken about Basel III many times and also touched upon it with Lynette the other day and the Mike and Mario show last Friday.
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  5119. +Jack Drusus I think it is a dead cat bounce or bait and switch. That is what bear markets do.
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  5120. Same to you!
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  5121. Hello there!
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  5122. Glad you enjoyed it
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  5123. Same to you
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  5124. Awesome! Thank you!
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  5125. Glad you enjoyed it
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  5126. Hi @Luca Puzzoli, It was up 15% in Q3 compared to Q2 2020 but it is down 10% from a year ago.
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  5127. Fiat trash you mean?
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  5128. Dollar weaknesses as I said.
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  5129. I would also like to thank you for your feedback as it is a good indicator for me that I’m in the right track.
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  5130. I'm sure Billy will soon have his butt on the U.K. (Theresa May) and the U.S. (Donald Trump)!
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  5131. Every country is under a fiat currency system. Qaddafi tried to create a Gold dinar system and look what happened to him.
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  5132. That’s a good question and I’d say that unless you’d like to gamble with your hard earned savings there are very few investment that are investment grade that offer any kind of income so maybe going back to work is the answer for many people like you. I’m not being rude but just honest. It’s taken me five years to build my channel and it hasn’t been easy so I don’t have any magical solutions but what I tell people like you is at least try to have some insurance like gold and silver in case your “fixed income” or “dividend paying” investments get clobbered.
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  5133. Portuguese, English, French, Italian and a bit of German. The more you learn the easier it is to learn a new one.
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  5134. Fake.
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  5135. Bone flavour gelato
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  5136. You too!
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  5137. I agree.
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  5138. Great to hear!
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  5139. Glad you liked it!
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  5140. Hi @Tom L, it looks like Brazil is getting paid back. Maybe that is why its reserves have double in the last few months and its Central Bank wants to keep things under wraps?
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  5141. The U.S. Treasury owes Brazil the gold. The U.S. treasury via JP Morgan would have to go into the market to buy the gold and then deliver to Brazil at $35/oz.
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  5142. +Thiscool Sometimes it has to be done. Especially on such historic occasion.
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  5143. They are also publicly traded company and so run on a "limited liability" basis which is the opposite of the "unlimited liability" under which C. Hoare & Co. are run. So I leave it to you to make your own conclusions. I am not a financial advisor and my view of C. Hoare & Co. is just my opinion.
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  5144. I have not looked into credit unions so I cannot answer your question. I will have a look. Thanks for the feedback.
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  5145. Hi Jason, Nothing in life is completely SAFE or Guaranteed but I would say, in my opinion, that a bank that has survived for almost 350 years and takes responsibility for its own action is fairly safe.
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  5146. Hi @k98killer, This is the first one of these I have done and had not realised there is a "paid promotion" button I can click on in the YouTube studio.
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  5147. Hi @k98killer, I apologise as I forgot to press the "paid promotion" button on the YouTube studio. I do not have any problems disclosing this. This is the second one of these I have done in about 4 years all my other videos are monetised with YouTube adverts of course.
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  5148. Hi @S K, This is a "paid promotion" and I will be doing probably one every month at the most. This is for informational purposes and I have a lot of viewers who ask me about mining investments so I do not see a problem with this kind of content. So out of about 30 videos every month maybe one will be one of these.
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  5149. Good morning!
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  5150. That's right. Ignore it.
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  5151. Good morning!
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  5152. There is a problem with YouTube. Try reloading it and watching again.
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  5153. My focus is on the Austrian School and I would say Friedman was not a true free-market Austrian in the sense that he was not critical of the Federal Reserve or Central Banking. As for Ayn Rand I have reviewed Atlas Shrugged and it is one of the books I read back in the turn of the century that opened my eyes to the burden of Big Government and the parasitical nature of our current monetary and economic system. Friedrich von Hayek wrote the classic book entitled The Road to Serfdom and how central planning by governments lead to loss of freedom. As for the Mont Pelerin Society I know it is a private club in Switzerland but do know too much more about it apart from the fact that John Exter was a member there. My problem is with Central Banking, fiat currency and big government and I think the Left/Right division is just a distraction from these Big Problems.
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  5154. Morning!
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  5155. Thanks.
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  5156. Hello there!
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  5157. @rumpelstiltskin9768 , You are probably right as you know about what is happening in Japan more than I do. What I meant is that if we see another big crisis like 2008 or 2020 it will give him the excuse to not do so.
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  5158. You’re welcome and thanks for coming on my channel.
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  5159. Glad it was helpful!
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  5160. I’d say it’s more a reflection of fake paper prices and not greedy dealers.
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  5161. Absolutely
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  5162. Hi @Scott. , All I'd say is that there is no such thing as a free lunch.
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  5163. We are getting there.
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  5164. Morning!
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  5165. Hello there! Enjoy your evening.
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  5166. yes, I have heard of the Darien Gap down in Panama. A lot of nefarious activities going on down there and the UN is behind it.
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  5167. Hi Jane, You are welcome and thanks for the support.
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  5168. +Ashu Juneja It is possible for all fiat currencies to collapse. All you need is a loss of faith and confidence in the Federal Reserve Note or the dollar.
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  5169. Contact me via twitter. @maneco64 Once you follow me there you can send me a message.
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  5170. What do you mean by "he went dark"?
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  5171. For me, it "is triumphing" as you saw by my example of how many more Bank of England notes you need to get a piece of gold like a sovereign.
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  5172. Glad you enjoyed it
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  5173. +madpicken Weirder things have happened! Greenspan ( the gold bug) became Fed chairman in 1987 and fiat money has been running rampant since then! Maybe Mr Mnuchin ( former Goldman Sachs) will surprise us all? We'll have to wait and see.
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  5174. My pleasure!
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  5175. USDRUB is trading around 80 right now (14:54 pm London, April 18, 2022) so 80 x 1991.80 or 159344
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  5176. Hi @Patrick Dennis, I don't think the sale of Austrian gold coins on Apmex means that Austrian is trying to raise funds just even though the Austrian mint must make a profit from minting coins the Austrian government like all Western government still raise the bulk of their funds in the fiat bond markets.
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  5177. Hope you get on the life boat in time!
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  5178. I've just petted him for you. He's still asleep on the sofa!
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  5179. I appreciate that!
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  5180. Good morning @Inner dinosaur
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  5181. Yes.
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  5182. Morning!
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  5183. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  5184. Or the fiat currencies are going down.
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  5185. Good night!
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  5186. Hi @Barry Shine, That is one of the reasons why I favour gold and silver. Like you said it will be interesting to see what happens to bitcoin once the Petrodollar system totally implodes.
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  5187. The Brazilian real is also up about 5% versus the dollar and the Central Bank raised rates from 2% in the beginning of 2021 to a current rate of 12%. CPI has dropped to around 7% in Brazil so they have a real rate of just over 4%. I guess the real and the peso have been good stores of value in 2022 but are not major reserve currencies and the Globalists would not want to tell people "their dollar" is not top dog. Thanks for the heads-up about Mexico.
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  5188. Morning!
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  5189. Morning!
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  5190. Glad you think so!
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  5191. It isn't helping as gilt yields are even higher as I type.
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  5192. @quocbao4243 , Because John Lee was speaking about deleveraging or getting out of debt and then he said he sold a couple of his properties to buy gold and silver. I should have asked maybe if he had mortgages but I thought that was what he was implying or maybe he thinks real estate could drop sharply in Canada which is where he lives.
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  5193. Yeah right!
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  5194. Thanks.
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  5195. I appreciate that!
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  5196. A Ragent!
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  5197. Yes and they got away with it as I am sure they made billions off the scheme. The only way to fight them is to try and avoid dealing with the bankers as much as possible.
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  5198. Hello there!
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  5199. Hi @Peter Brunsgaard.
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  5200. hi @Lobo Tiggre, Unfortunately, that was a YouTube scammer and not me but I will look you up.
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  5201. Yes, and he could be right but i still think the last 50 year have been an aberration in the history of silver or money.
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  5202. The hyperinflation is a subject for just one video. The point of this video is to show that unless you are holding your gold it won't be totally safe and accessible.
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  5203. Still not a reason to interfere there though.
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  5204. That's fine so your risk profile is zero percent miners but some people have different risk appetites.
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  5205. I used my laptop but I’m now going to the computer repair centre to try and get the PC fixed.
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  5206. He jumped off the sofa. During the summer he gets hot on the sofa so jumps off and lies on the wooden floor.
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  5207. Thanks 👍
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  5208. Thanks, John. Have a great day.
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  5209. Thank you!
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  5210. Hello there!
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  5211. Saanemoeser, Bern.
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  5212. +serasane He is getting old! Sleeps a lot.
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  5213. Glad you liked it
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  5214. Same to you
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  5215. Hello there!
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  5216. Yes @Andrew Blue, My point is that money velocity does not really matter when there is the potential for M2 money supply to dwarf the economy or GDP.
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  5217. Morning!
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  5218. Glad you enjoyed it
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  5219. Yes, for me it was and once you start reading it is difficult to put it down.
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  5220. What I meant by the Bank of England being the "grandad of Central Banks" is that it has had the most influence for the longest time.
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  5221. It says "there are no persons with significant control or statements for this company." https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/01307478/persons-with-significant-control
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  5222. I think the trend is down though. I did look at the chart.
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  5223. Thank you! Cheers!
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  5224. Billy does not mind being groomed. He is use to it and his groomer Sophie loves dogs as she has eight of them!
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  5225. I'd say all the commodities that the banks trade as swaps and derivatives will be subject to NSFR.
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  5226. I would not hold my breath for any good guys to come out of the woodwork. They all seem to be playing the same game but for different teams.
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  5227. Morning!
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  5228. @thenaturalhuman9568 , It points to a recession because as the market and then the Fed realises (usually too late) the economy is coming to a grinding halt or already rates drop in order to try and stop the recession. It is an indicator. What caused the recession was the fed keeping policy too tight for too long.
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  5229. Good night
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  5230. I've spoken about that already. Credit Suisse I'd say but maybe even UBS. Who knows.
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  5231. I would also try and parcel out my purchases in order to dollar cost average. Gold Investments will also store your gold if you'd like. £248k is well above the £85k FSCS limit unless you have got joint accounts.
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  5232. Gold sovereigns are legal tender. That’s what I’d be thinking if I were in your situation. I recommend goldinvestments.co.uk if you decide to get sovereigns.I have a promo code Maneco64 with them and you’ll get a 0.5% discount. It’s a family run business.
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  5233. You too!!
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  5234. Good night
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  5235. Today I used my PC camera as I did my video on zoom so I could draw the charts as I spoke.
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  5236. +Jon Feltman I think it just brings more uncertainty into the equation. Will the government now appeal against the ruling? What happens if Parliament votes not to trigger article 50? Not too sure there can be a "hard" Brexit if there isn't a Brexit.
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  5237. The gold held at Glint is allocated. I have an account with them and hold a small percentage with them. I think holding your gold be it personally or in a private vault is the way to do it. Some are sceptical about set-ups like Glint but I think it is a good way to do it and some people like it.
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  5238. As I said the lower the yields get for the longer term bonds the faster the prices go up. So if a hedge fund buys bunds at -0.02% today and sells it at -0.04% two days later they will make a tidy profit and they will leverage their position by buying them through the Bund future which is a huge and very liquid contract.
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  5239. Morning
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  5240. Hi Doug, There so many it's difficult to remember them all!
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  5241. It's not a jumper but a Q-Zip and I just bought recently from the U.S as there is a bit of a post-Brexit VAT loophole at the moment.
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  5242. Good morning and thank you @Car Pete.
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  5243. Morning!
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  5244. Yes. It is creeping back up too from a recent low near 3% and today it is at 3.65%.
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  5245. It's happening as we speak. Double-digit inflation, strikes, possible blackouts in winter, cancelled flight etc...
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  5246. Morning
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  5247. I appreciate that!
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  5248. Here is around. He didn't want co me down this morning so I left him sleeping. Go on my Twitter @maneco64 and you'll see that he played some golf yesterday.
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  5249. Good morning!
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  5250. A future is a financial transaction done today but it only settles in the future. Usually the transaction is settled in 3 or 6 months. The transaction or contract can also be exited prior to settlement or expiry.
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  5251. Hi Ruddynora, I am glad I can be of help.
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  5252. @Mustang man, you’ve got me completely wrong as my only goal here is to expose the perverted monetary system that is part of half of all commercial transactions everyone makes. Unfortunately I can only do what I do through the current system. It seems to me that you are the one giving the “evil empire” rope by trying to discredit even those that are trying to expose them.
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  5253. Thank you kindly
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  5254. She'll probably be on her way to the Bush ranch in Paraguay!
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  5255. I like that.
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  5256. Our pleasure!
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  5257. Absolutely
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  5258. That's the plan. Gold and silver are kryptonite for the Fed.
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  5259. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  5260. Thanks for the info
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  5261. Hello there!
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  5262. ***** Don't blame him nor Osborne. The "austerity" thing in my opinion was a cover for even more government debt creation and deficits. The "cuts" were a lot of the time "cuts" in the rate of increase in spending planned by previous Labour Budgets. If we had had austerity the national debt would not have doubled since 2010.
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  5263. M Knows Yes. I've that and on LBC they are blaming Brexit and Unilever for it not the fact that Unilever uses the euro and that is why they have had to raise sterling prices. I have not heard anyone in the mainstream media actually blame the government and the Bank of England for all the money printing and debt growth that results in the debasement of the currency.
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  5264. Appreciate it
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  5265. Thanks for the visit
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  5266. Hi Stephen Lake, It is one of the reasons I also put video chapters so people can skip sections they are not interested in. Today i spoke a little longer about buying gold and silver as I wanted to give people a bit of background on why i started stacking.
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  5267. Excellent
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  5268. Oh yes!
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  5269. Welcome!
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  5270. Hi R Sinclair, I think some banks lend even more than 90%. The other thing they do is that they will also re-hypothecate or leverage on top of the existing leverage. Think of all the derivatives markets they operate in nowadays. It used to be that commercial banks could not be involved in investment banking and speculation in financial markets but that changed in the U.K. and the U.S. about 20 years ago.
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  5271. Year of the Ox.
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  5272.  @barrymanning6554  You are welcome.
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  5273. My next video for the day will be out at 3pm ET and I actually talk about that briefly.
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  5274. Hi @Roma Lawal, Here is the link: https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/maneco64
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  5275. Hi @Silver Pimp, I cannot tell you what you should be doing but I would not feel comfortable having £200k in cash because it is losing purchasing power and you have counterparty/bail in risk. I'd bee adding to my stack and maybe still keep some cash but not as much £200k.
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  5276. Me too.
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  5277. I agree that boom and bust cycles are a natural part of free markets.
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  5278. Yes it at the root of all the things you mentioned: "bubbles, welfare/warfare etc..."
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  5279. Very welcome
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  5280. Technically, cash is specie or gold and silver coins. The paper notes we have today are not really cash so I am not sure what Dr. Barth considers cash. I don't think CBDC would drive paper out of circulation because paper is not good money like gold and silver. Paper will be taken out of circulation by the authorities and not because by individuals as it has no value unless it is given the legal tender status by the authorities.
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  5281. I have been on Lynette's channel a couple of times and she has been on mine too. I am subscribed to Mannnarino's channel.
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  5282. Good morning!
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  5283. Jim Sinclair calls it GOTS or Get Out of The System
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  5284. I have asked that question before. Maybe WWII had another purpose aside from what the public was sold at the time.
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  5285. Hi @Papa Zee, It is working for me and others so please try again.
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  5286. Hi, It looks like it is not streaming on iPhone. I was able to play it on my desktop computer but not on my iPhone. It looks like it is a YouTube or iPhone/mobile phone problem.
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  5287. Hi @Kerry Wills, It seems to be working for others and I have checked on my side and it is playing ok so please try again.
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  5288. Hi @scazz_786, I have no idea what is going on. it is playing ok for others. Maybe try again later?
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  5289. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  5290. Hi @Adrian S., My views have dropped quite a bit in the last few days. I'm not sure why.
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  5291. You need to find out what your pension companies are investing in. I would also consult with your financial advisor about maybe cashing out if some of them.
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  5292. Actually, the Zionists and Illuminati (Germans) are part of the same group. I've put the link to the book in the description. Mr. Story covers it all.
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  5293. He came down then decided to go back up to sleep a bit more.
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  5294. Zero hedge dot com usually covers the repo market and you can also look at the New York Fed dot org website as they are the ones injecting the “funds” into the repo market.
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  5295. +OnlyMyPov I am not convinced everyone in the world knows about the nature of Central Banks. I would argue that almost everyone takes them for granted and think it is a natural thing to have.
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  5296. +BaronGoldBaron I know that both central banks and politicians benefit from their scheme so I am aware of that and that is why I try to inform people about it so they will hopefully vote for people who actually want this scheme abolished. Remember Andrew Jackson and Ron Paul?
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  5297. He sure is.
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  5298. My pleasure!
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  5299. +Vention1MGTOW The gold standard worked fairly well until 1971. In an ideal world the free market and not governments should decide what money is. Bitcoin's track record is less than a decade old while gold is thousands of years.
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  5300. Everything will be different but it will take decades to implement the 4th industrial revolution. I think we need to read Klaus Schwab's book.
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  5301. Good morning!
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  5302. Thanks @Home and Garden Diaries.
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  5303. Hi @Chris Manski, I will probably have to do another one but I do have a Derivatives File Playlist. Here is the link to it: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SUhUTwVqtwaR1qAsE3jw6T0
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  5304.  @MrSmilinghuman  Yes, I think the Central Bankers are very sneaky and I am glad I did this video even though it seems to have opened a can of worms. I have been contacted by some viewers who have researched this topic. It seems like technically the BIS is "right" but if you dig a bit further these new rules or guidelines allow domestic regulators to classify gold as a zero per cent credit risk and that supposedly can be considered as a Tier 1 asset. I will definitely be making another video on this as I want to get to the bottom of this question.
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  5305. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  5306. Hi @jeravincer, I am in the dark about that as much as you are. Patience, in my opinion, will be rewarded though.
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  5307. The term Tier 1 is in reference to banks' capital or equity and not assets so there is no such thing as a "tier 1 asset" but there are assets that are eligible to back Tier 1 capital. Last I saw the BIS does not consider bitcoin an asset whose weighting can contribute to a bank's Tier 1 capital.
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  5308. They could service it by making it worthless or destroying the currency which is the same thing.
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  5309. It was just the sunshine outside.
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  5310. Yes, i think it is a big possibility. I have transacted a couple of times with silver in the last 18 months.
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  5311. It might not seem much but the leverage and contagion could make the impact very large.
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  5312. Welcome and thanks.
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  5313. Hi @ai6mk897, Falling and failing currencies IS inflation. Since 1971 when Nixon detached the currency from gold the fiat dollar has gone down 98% versus gold. So if you saved $35 which was how much a troy ounce of gold cost you would not be buying much today but if you had saved a troy ounce of gold you would be have around $1900 in purchasing power.
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  5314. Don't worry.
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  5315.  @andreavandekleut6379  Rick Rule is not involved in this company. I mentioned him in relation to tin. The story here is that IBRLF is taking over the largest tin-producing mine in Europe at a discounted price. Yes, there are always risk and that is why I said so in the video.
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  5316. @guyshipman6646 , That is why I tell the viewers that is is a speculative venture with upside and downside and that they need to consider it carefully if they were to get involved. Many of the viewers like these promotional videos because they are looking for opportunities and the company too is looking to disseminate information about the project.
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  5317. You are welcome Aaron!
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  5318. I think Rafi calls it the Hamas Buster.
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  5319. Thanks @GreenEyedFlower
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  5320. Do you mean the Dollar to Silver ratio at $604? It's fairly close to my $575 projection I guess.
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  5321. I have seen that but I would not go by that. The right price is always what you can get in the market even though the manipulation exists.
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  5322. I do not have any contacts with the Kremlin so I would not know. I think this story is just speculation.
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  5323. Hi @Grow Mechanic, I hope you're doing well. All the best from Billy and I.
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  5324. Thanks for listening
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  5325. Hi @Dave Delve Delve, I did not. It might have been blocked automatically by YouTube.
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  5326. Thank you!!
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  5327. Thank you!!
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  5328. You are right about why they suppress the gold and silver prices and you are also right, in my opinion, about what could happen after a reset.
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  5329. Hi, I have heard about the Ezekiel passages on gold and silver and one thing I would say is that when that was written the concept of fiat money or paper money did not exist as gold and silver were money in biblical times. Today the paper or fiat dollar is money so could it be that dollars will be worthless and people will be rejecting Federal Reserve Notes and the Cupronickel coins in use today? This is my interpretation and opinion. Confiscation has happened before but nowadays I’d say the percentage of the population holding gold is a lot smaller than back in 1933 so I don’t think it would work. I think the confiscation has been happening since 2013 when a lot of the QE or money printing by all central banks kicked in. By keeping gold and silver suppressed for these last few years the central bankers (China and Russia especially) have been able to accumulate gold at bargain prices. The public and the 100% crypto converts now think gold and silver are finished .
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  5330. Glad you like them!
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  5331. Yes, definitely.
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  5332. I understand your sarcasm but one can always hope.
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  5333. That is a possibility but let's hope it's for real.
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  5334. +john Chesterfield I agree with you about abiotic oil but that still does not change the fact that Saudi oil reserves could be grossly over estimated.
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  5335. Yes. I've seen it too.
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  5336. Thanks and welcome.
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  5337. Gold does not need a boost as it has been money and a store of value for millennia. Gold does nothing but that is why is special and why it is money.
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  5338. You are very welcome
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  5339. I think the important think here is that the DNB admitted how important gold is. Central Bankers are always very reluctant even to mention the word gold let alone say it will help rebuild the system once it implodes.
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  5340. It's a German name and the OE in Boehner is not pronounced "Bainer". http://www.pronunciationguide.info/German.html
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  5341. +Padd I have heard about what Judge Anna talks about and how we live under British Maritime Law and not common law. It's very interesting and it is a huge scam that very few know about. I've ordered her book. looking forward to reading it. Thanks
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  5342. +Brian Smith I agree. No sound money, no freedom, no peace and no prosperity.
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  5343. I'll rearrange them.
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  5344. Hi @Jay Northrup, I have watched the Ed Steer interview. Ed Steer has been around for a while and knows what he is talking about. Thanks.
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  5345. You ned to check for a hallmark to see if it is silver.
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  5346. Thanks 👍
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  5347. Yes, absolutely
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  5348. Ok, fiat money or currency is what I meant.
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  5349. I spoke about it in this video. It's only the tip of the iceberg. There is a lot more hidden derivatives out there. The BIS is probably being economical with the truth.
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  5350. Probably safely stored in the mountains of Switzerland.
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  5351. Hi OnlyMyPov, It is a Debit card, not a Credit Card. More like a pre-paid card. My number one choice for holding gold is still physical as you saw in the video but why not have some options or alternative?
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  5352. I find it hard to trust the Bank of England. there would have to be a great deal of assurances and it would need to be at a lot higher prices and they would still control you as it would be a currency issued by the Bank of England. I guess it would be better than what we have now but still not ideal as long as they have a monopoly on issuing the national currency.
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  5353. Hi @SmartEngineering, The Barrick dividend is about 1.5% though. I have some Barrick too though.
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  5354. Hi @Auntjemima Uncleben, Selling option premium is an interesting strategy and PUTS in particular are not as risky as selling CALLS but I would say to anyone considering doing this that they need to learn the basics and fundamentals of options before touching them.
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  5355. Morning!
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  5356. No bid from me!
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  5357. Good morning!
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  5358. Yes, if you can touch it and stand on it it is tangible.
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  5359. Vive la France 🇫🇷!
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  5360. +Alex As per the dollar index it is. I guess it depends what you measure the dollar against.
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  5361. Let's hope at least 50.1% of the voters agree with you on June 23rd!
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  5362. I personally think a good way to know when it is complete is when you see the Dow/Gold ratio near to 1:1 or the liabilities on the Fed's balance sheet backed by maybe 2/3rds or 100% by the gold certificates they hold (valued at market price and not the official U.S. statutory price of $42.22).
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  5363. The New Underworld Order by Christopher Story.
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  5364. The difference with Madoff is that he was actually stealing from the club.
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  5365. ...and former Goldman Sachs banker too.
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  5366. +Rob Moffit They use the paper that they control and issue to manipulate the price. By keeping the price of gold down they are able to keep interest rates low. The day they lose control of the gold price they lose control of interest rates and once that happens the government will lose a boat load of money.
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  5367. +Lisa D I know it is the bankers' agenda and as I've said there is proof for it and I've put a video in the card above in the video. You should google George Hunt video on climate change and watch the video.
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  5368. Thanks @Anna Comnena
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  5369. @joer3238 , They are so smart that they need to be bailed out every ten years or so.
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  5370. Morning
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  5371. Hi @David Bradley, If you compound 2.7% annually for 100% the return is actually 1435.64%
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  5372. I saw that it is starting in Australia as well.https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/australian-five-and-ten-cent-coins-disappear-pandemic-crashes-coin-circulation
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  5373. Hi @Mat21m, I do not think millennials are all the same and that older generations cannot be nomads either and the one thing I would say is that I think it is important to have a permanent base/address somewhere too. I can see how it is easier to travel around and not have to carry physical objects like coins etc... Maybe try the Glint app. It allows you to store allocated gold in Switzerland and also gives you the option to spend it. You can also send gold peer to peer as quickly and as easy as sending someone a text. The other option if you are interested in gold as a long term store of wealth is to find a depository that you trust. If you'd like to consider or look into Glint the details are in the description of all my videos.
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  5374. I do not have an opinion on the Tesla stock price or the company itself.
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  5375. Yes, you are right. I have read The Grapes of Wrath, Of Mice and Man and The Pearl,
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  5376. I have. There is a link in the description.
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  5377. I am back to using my old camera. I was trying something else but as you said the quality is much better like this.
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  5378. Definitely.
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  5379. It’s possible as other Central Banks like the ECB have set negative rates. I’m not too sure if it would be legally possible for the Fed at present but I’m sure Congress would acquiesce to the Fed’s demands.
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  5380. +Duxitisation B Portuguese (Brazilian), French, Italian and a little bit of German.
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  5381. Hi @Clarence Weaver, That is a good point but it is still an interesting indicator to watch for in terms of how it affects other markets in the short term.
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  5382. Good morning!
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  5383. Hi @Chris, I had to redo the report when I was going through the FX market and saw that big drop. I knew something had happened and it was actually related to the original topic of sovereign bond market.
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  5384. Morning!
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  5385. So why is the government expropriating the farms? It's not to give them to other white farmers is it? You say there are hardly any black farmers and that totally proves my point that it is a racist policy. Is the South African government also expropriating black farmers' lands?
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  5386. GC is the mnemonic for the gold futures contract on the Comex exchange. The number 1 after GC just means the current front month contract. xauusd is the actual spot gold price on the foreign exchange market.
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  5387. Yes, but it shows there are cracks in the system. It is like calling the fire department as you house is on fire.
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  5388. Thanks for listening
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  5389. Thanks @Every Cloud.
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  5390. That's strange as the camera I bought (Logitech Brio 4k) is supposed to be a good one. I will go back to my iPhone camera for the videos and use the new one for the Livestreams as it is supposed to be good for streaming. Thanks for the feedback.
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  5391. Morning!
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  5392. Thanks 👍
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  5393. Good morning Yvonne!
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  5394. Thanks. Have a great weekend too.
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  5395. I am glad I can help.
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  5396. Hi @Mike Easterwood, if you look at my video from yesterday the title is Engineered Economic Collapse so I tend to think it’s a psyop like you.
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  5397. De nada.
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  5398. Glad you enjoyed it
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  5399. Good morning!
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  5400. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  5401. My pleasure!
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  5402. It’s fiat and therefore forced on the market by legislation while cryptos are not fiat or forced by legislation and that is the big difference.
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  5403. @blocks4786 , You can buy pre-owned without VAT in some places but the VAT is imbedded into the price.
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  5404. My pleasure!
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  5405. Good morning!
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  5406. Good morning!
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  5407. @philipjones9458 , Yes, I poke about it last nigh on my live stream.
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  5408. Thanks, you too!
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  5409. Good morning!
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  5410. Morning!
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  5411. Glad you liked it!
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  5412. +Aidos I think it is a bargain.
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  5413. Interesting!
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  5414. Good morning!
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  5415. Same to you!
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  5416. It's part of the agenda to confuse people and change the definition in order to be able to keep inflating the currency and at the same time being able to doctor the consequence (prices/CPI) and tell people there is no inflation. I'd say they have inflated so much that now even their phoney "inflation" or CPI cannot hide it any longer.
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  5417. Great point!
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  5418. +BaronGoldBaron The globalists are still in charge in the UK! I guess the City is the headquarters!
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  5419. All I know is that it will but the timing is a different story. There are a lot signs that we could be near to seeing “it go down the drain” as you put it.
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  5420. Morning
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  5421. Yes you are right about the nature of the regulators. The "big boys" or bankers are exempt and some times they slap them an fine but no one of importance ever goes to jail. In China the punishment for financial crimes I think is capital punishment.
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  5422. I know of GATA. I have been following their work since 2002 and have actually interviewed Bill Murphy. https://youtu.be/mn9AzaoA6vk
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  5423.  @johnnyhappy2982  By the way bitcoin is NOT true money in my opinion.
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  5424.  @johnnyhappy2982  As I said "worth a punt"only because it could multiply more than bitcoin. Gold and silver are not punts but savings, insurance etc... A punt is when you risk savings but with an amount, you'd be prepared to lose and that would not hurt you.
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  5425. Thanks orlando. I appreciate your feedback.
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  5426. Yes and the main river that flows through Buenos Aires and Uruguay is the River Plate or River of Silver.
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  5427. Welcome!
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  5428. The problem in brazil is that the President has little power versus the state and local municipal governments so Bolsonaro does sound reasonable but his ideas and policy proposals are being ignored. The election for President next year against the communist candidate and former president Lula could be key. Recently an judge (Bolsonaro Political opponent) decided to impose restriction on people travelling into Brazil. So even judges in brazil are making policy these days which outrageous.
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  5429. Hi @Julia, I guess it is always good to have some life insurance and I do have one but i would not try to only depend on that . I still think it's is wise to try and stack silver and gold whenever one can. The other thing I would do is to to raise your expectations about any government run scheme as they will always short change you.
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  5430. I saw the speech and that’s why I think the election is not yet settled.
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  5431. Volatility I would say is derivatives kryptonite. Derivatives are highly leveraged positions so when you get unexpected price gyrations it creates problems. That is what happened with the repo crisis in 2019 and also in the Treasury market in February and March of 2020.
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  5432. Bitte @Quadman72
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  5433. Thanks for sharing
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  5434. I agree with you @kevinw9073
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  5435. Old British sovereigns are probably the most popular and recognised worldwide so good choice.
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  5436. Unfortunately, there is always corruption but it gets worse under a fiat currency system.
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  5437. Glad you enjoyed it
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  5438. Thanks for listening
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  5439. Morning!
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  5440. Yes, it (buying gold and silver) is a vote against fiat or unsound money/currency.
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  5441. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  5442. Glad to help
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  5443. Hi @richardjohnson8424, The same is happening here in England.
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  5444. Agreed.
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  5445. You are right that we shouldn't but we need to try and wake up those who think Powell has any credibility.
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  5446. Hi @Russell Brayshaw, It is also nice for me to see that many people seem to agree with me and that also shows me that maybe I have not gone crazy too!!!
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  5447. Hi @Darren Foster, I have noticed the bags of Minstrels don't contain as many Minstrels as they used to.
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  5448. Thanks.
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  5449. Good morning!
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  5450. It has been above it earlier this year already but the markets still think we are in the old paradigm that when the economy slow downs inflation comes down. I think eventually the markets will realise that inflation will not come down despite the economic slowdown and then I think we will see yields go back up above 3%.
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  5451. My pleasure!
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  5452. Good morning @Grow Mechanic and thank you for your loyal support.
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  5453. Our pleasure!
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  5454. I agree with you. Steven Baker MP is a proponent of sound money and has even discussed money creation in Parliament.
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  5455. You mean Billy I think.
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  5456. Agreed.
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  5457. I know about Jeff Berwick but I have heard things about him that I am not particularly impressed with. I did interview him on this channel though back in 2016.
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  5458. My pleasure
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  5459. Good morning!
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  5460. I think you are right and we can now see why all the covid restrictions have been removed! Remember covid?
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  5461. Morning
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  5462. Much appreciated!
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  5463. Hi Shawn C, that's why you should share this. Thanks for the comment and support btw.
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  5464. There is no safe bank really and that is why I think you be your own "central Bank".
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  5465. Hi @Summerjunk, I'd probably store it with a non-banking institution that I could trust.
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  5466. +Bruce M What I mean by that is to try and avoid dealing with banks as much as possible. Each individual's circumstance is different and unique so it's up to the individual to decide how to act upon this. I've been telling friends and family about this for years.
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  5467. +BaronGoldBaron With BullionVault and GoldMoney you have counter party risk while with physical you do not.
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  5468. Awesome, thank you!
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  5469. Yes I have and that is where I got the idea for uranium from. He is good.
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  5470. Good morning!
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  5471. Thanks for watching!
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  5472. My pleasure
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  5473. Hi @Kenneth Fenwick, I bought 30 pre-1965 dimes, 12 pre-1965 quarters and the King Charles III 2022 Sovereign. I will put some pictures of them in a video soon.
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  5474. Glad you think so!
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  5475. Yes, I think so.
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  5476. Our pleasure!
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  5477. Good morning!
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  5478. Morning
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  5479. Thank you! You too!
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  5480. There was also a German manufacturing number that came out this morning the PMI and it came in at 44.7 versus an expectation of 48. That's a big miss and a number below 50 means a contraction. So it looks like the recession is here for everyone I think.
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  5481. David B I stick to my long term call and even if interest rates rise as I think the cost of living will rise faster that rates so that real rates will still be negative much like in the 1970s when you had a gold and silver bull market and rising interest rates and a falling dollar.
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  5482. I think Charles Nenner is looking more in terms of the next few months while I’m looking in terms of the next 4 to 6 years. Notice how he also said he thinks he expects gold bull to continue for next 6 years.
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  5483. Hi @OnlyMyPOV, I wanted to ask your opinion on the structure of my videos. As you can see this morning I made two separate short videos instead of the usual 15-minute or so video. I am also trying to change the thumbnail in order to get more people to click on my videos. I'm not unhappy with he way my channel has grown but I feel it is kind of stuck so I am trying something new. As a long time viewer I'd appreciate your opinion. Should I stick to my normal structure and not try to fix what really isn't broken? Thanks
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  5484. Yes it is called treats, walks etc... :)
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  5485. Unfortunately I don't think Teespring takes cryptos yet. You might have to convert LTC to fiat.
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  5486. The Baltic Dry Index is a compilation of the ocean freight for shipping grains/agricultural commodities around the world. Tariffs if negotiated in good faith and within trade agreements might actually increase world trade and the index but if they (tariffs) are imposed within the context of a trade war it could have a negative impact on world trade and the index.
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  5487. Yes and Blackrock comes to mind!
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  5488. Same to you
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  5489. Morning
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  5490. Glad you enjoyed it
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  5491. Morning!
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  5492. The DXY is just an index comparing the dollar to the euro, the yen and the pound. It was at 100 at inception in 1973 when gold was trading at $85 so i would not lose sleep over it.
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  5493. Mennock Valley is an interesting place there. Apparently, any gold you find in the U.K. belongs to the Crown Estate and you need permission from them to mine commercially. We are serfs.
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  5494. You’re welcome.
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  5495. Not for sale.
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  5496. Great 👍
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  5497. Hi @AB, Assets are not placed in Tier but only CAPITAL. It was the point of this video to differentiate between the definitions. CAPITAL is defined into Tiers while assets are something else or Risk-Weighted Assets used to measure how safe the bank's CAPITAL (Tier 1 & 2) are. So bitcoin could become a Risk-Weighted Asset but it would not be classified into any Tier.
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  5498. Basically if you wanted to start your own bank you would need to raise capital in order to operate. So according to the Basel III rules Tier 1 Capital is: common equity, preferred equity (stock), retained earnings and debentures. Assets on the other hand are the loans you make or assets you buy in order to operate the bank and make profits. So it the assets crash in value the Capital of the bank could be at risk. So gold is an asset and Basel III rules will allow national regulators to use physical and allocated gold as credit risk-free asset. So under a crisis if all of the other bank's assets crash but gold doesn't it could basically be a buffer or protect the capital of the banks. I guess fiat currency could do the same too as long as there is no hyperinflation.
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  5499. That is partly true but they way they view gold could affect how much gold the banks could start accumulating.
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  5500. Thanks for the feedback and you are welcome.
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  5501. Hi Big Sinner Ninja, I had not heard of datadash but just watched his video. I like his analysis and he seems honest and down to earth too.
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  5502. Yes you are!
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  5503. Same to you
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  5504. It is a marketing video in order to publicise these smaller junior miners.
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  5505. Good night
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  5506. I appreciate that!
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  5507. Good morning!
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  5508. It means buying a stock or bond knowing that the Fed was going to be buying the same thing in the near futures. They knew the price would be going up ahead of time so they buy ahead of the Fed announcing its programs.
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  5509. You too!
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  5510. I appreciate that!
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  5511. The 63% is the government debt to GDP and the 1000% includes all debts ( consumers, corporations, government etc...)
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  5512. 9pm London time is at the moment 5pm ET as we have not moved our clocks forward yet.
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  5513. Yes and that is why I just bought some silver Britannias this morning. It's a gift.
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  5514. Hi @Anthony Ulfig, It's a gift. I actually bought some this morning.
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  5515. Good morning Paola! I actually watched that video you sent me yesterday. Good info.
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  5516. Hi @Harold Icks, Billy always likes to go on the sofa after a morning walk. He is almost 14 so he's an old boy. He also acts as the compliance officer for the channel so don't be fooled into thinking he is not paying attention.
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  5517. Not even for that.
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  5518. Agnelli family own 43.4% while the Rothschilds hold 21%. Pearson sold their holding in 2015.
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  5519. Glad you enjoyed!
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  5520. If you listened to this video I said that is what I’m covering tomorrow on the Sunday livestream at 4 pm Eastern time.
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  5521. Hi @W B, I did a video for you about this and you are still asking me? The last year the coins here had silver (50%) was in 1946 and in 1816 the U.K. went on an official gold standard but the coins had 92.5% silver until 1919. After 1920 the coins had 50% until 1946.
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  5522. Hopefully by February I will remember to say 2021!
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  5523. Yes that is correct. I made a video about it a few days ago. Check on my list of videos.
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  5524. Good morning.
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  5525. Yes, it is a "temporary" as Tricky Dicky said.
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  5526. Yes indeed!
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  5527. I contacted him again and I am waiting for him to come back.
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  5528. Good to hear
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  5529. Morning!
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  5530. Hi @American EXPAT, you are right and that is one of the other reasons apart from the stability or soundness of the FRN ($) why other countries are trying to have other options.
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  5531. @goldensilver, The eurodollars are just dollars outside the US trading in places like London, Hong Kong and Frankfurt. They were issued by US banks like JP Morgan, Chase etc... and also through the Eurobond market. Those dollars flowed out of the US originally through the Marshall Plan. I think Mr Snyder is making a big deal out of the eurodollar as there used to be euromarks, eurofrancs and euroliras before the euro. Now it is called the euribor. Oh, and there are also euroyens.
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  5532. Thank you! Cheers!
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  5533. You are very welcome
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  5534. You too!
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  5535. Agreed.
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  5536. I just don't trust and believe the people behind it so I will take that chance. It's my opinion and it does not mean I think we should pollute the environment.
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  5537. Thank you kindly!
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  5538. Hi Max, I have not had anyone else complain about the volume. I have been using a microphone for a while now and have not had any complaints for a long time. I will try to maybe bring the camera and microphone close though.
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  5539. Incazzato.
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  5540. I agree. It will be painful but not sure it will be short.
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  5541. Our pleasure!
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  5542. His channel is Rethinking the Dollar. There is a link to it in the description.
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  5543. There are different kinds of mining companies and a variety to choose from and it is basically a way to leverage the movement in the price of gold or whatever mineral is involved.
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  5544. I use Interactive Brokers and bought it through an ISA.
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  5545. It's not just Truss.
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  5546. I guess if you bought it at $197 in 2015 you would sill be doing quite well with it at $4000.
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  5547. Hi @Wyatt, We are not in Norway where everyone knows everyone else's businesses and how much tax they pay. What i am trying to say is that it is a private matter.
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  5548. Hi @Terry Davis, Someone already nicknamed him the Silver Ranger.
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  5549. The funds and gold were safeguarded during the administration period and they have been out of administration since the end of November 2019.
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  5550. I have been reading his reports for years and like all forecasters he does not get everything right. Look at the Wall Street, IMF and Fed economists. They are constantly revising forecasts and getting it wrong too and they continue to get paid millions for doing it so I do not mind paying Clif $15 for his reports as i thin that overall a lot of his forecasts have been correct.
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  5551. Yes, you are right as a Central Banking system is anathema to free markets and decentralization.
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  5552. Yes that is correct about Hjalmar Horace Greeley Schacht and Norman.
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  5553. Good luck!
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  5554. I have just looked at the dollar index chart and the cycles there. I spoke about the dollar topping already back in the middle of 2017. You can search in my youtube channel in the video sections for dollar or dollar index top and you should find a few videos. I followed Mr. Armstrong's work many years ago when he was writing reports from prison but have to say I have not been following him for the last few years.
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  5555. I think that if you’re saving for the long term that is true but if you also believe gold should act as a competing currency to fiat then Glint, even though it might not be as safe as holding it, is an interesting alternative. Even when you hold anything it isn’t 100% safe.
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  5556. @chriseustace9734 , I would say spot and melt is the same. I'm not sure why Miles Franklin uses the different terms.
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  5557. @ianbaker2599 , i would say yes. It is just another term for the spot price.
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  5558. Morning!
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  5559. Hello there!
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  5560. Hi @Peter Ashford, I would say yes and especially if the cost of credit (yields) keep rising.
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  5561. He might do that eventually when bonds become silver backed.
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  5562. Well said
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  5563. Good night
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  5564. You too!
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  5565.  @KoDeMondo  I do have a Glint app card and also endorse them as I have a referral code. I had GoldMoney and BullionVault years ago but prefer Glint. You should look into all the different ones though. My referral code is in the description of this video if you are interested.
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  5566.  @KoDeMondo  I couldn’t tell you because I’ve never used Kinesis and have not looked into it.
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  5567. Glad you enjoy it!
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  5568. Hi @ Alejandra B. Cruz, I have not looked into Andrew Yang's views. I will have a look though.
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  5569. I'm not buying yen. I'm sticking with gold and silver. I don't recommend non-professional to trade in the FX market.
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  5570. Hi @Karen1air, That has to do with the possibility of the default by the Treasury in a month's time because of the debt ceiling.
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  5571. Hi @irving wells, The spot price is basically the cash price for physical delivery in two business days. When someone makes a price as a market maker he or she will quote how much they are willing to pay (bid price) and how much they are willing to sell it at (ask price). There is usually a small spread between the bid and ask price as the market maker has to make a living and take into account market price swings.
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  5572. Couldn’t agree more but unfortunately SEC and BIS are part of the same Club.
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  5573. He slept in this morning.
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  5574. Inflation is a purely monetary phenomenon. Higher wages are a consequence or result of it and not the cause. Hope that helps.
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  5575. The Blockchain is decentralised so many projects like steem, for example, are run by a diverse community with no head office or domicile. That’s what I meant. Maybe you should look into what open source and distributed ledger means. Governments can shut down exchanges where cryptos are traded for fiat but they can’t stop software developers from coming up with ideas.
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  5576. Hi Monir, I think the only Central Bank that I have seen stack silver recently is the Russian Central Bank.
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  5577. Yes, I've seen that. Good documentary.
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  5578. The BIS enabled the warring parties to finance the war so yes but to the BIS it was just about making a profit. They do not care for all the deaths and all the destruction. It's all business for them.
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  5579. If you think it’s a good thing that US government keeps getting bigger and indenting you and you children and grandchildren then yes it is a great thing! At least by running surpluses the German Government is pay down the National Debt. Last I checked too is that Switzerland has it’s own “sovereign “ currency and it’s running a surplus!
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  5580. US GDP is still a big lie.
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  5581. The statistics don’t lie. The Fed is private so the USA is not anymore sovereign than Germany.
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  5582. Good morning Peter.
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  5583. Good morning!
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  5584. I'm 57 as I was born in 1964.
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  5585. Morning!
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  5586. It’s a fraudulent piece of paper. It’s probably why they want to go cashless before everyone realises it.
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  5587. Yes it could be the BoE as they operate the Exchange Equalisation Fund which is used to stabilise the value of their crappy credit notes of fiat currency.
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  5588. Morning
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  5589. Clif High does not profess to be 100% accurate and the Web Bot analyses language on the internet and the forecast range from immediate time period to 30 years ahead. The point of the Web Bot and the ALTA system is that it gives you an insight into the language on the web. By your reasoning +SILVER GOLD MAN we should not listen to anyone then as i do not know anyone who has ever been 100% accurate with their forecasts.
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  5590. Very nice!
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  5591. I appreciate that!
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  5592. Morning
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  5593. I am not the only one talking about the yuan, oil and gold. It is not a hoax that the Chinese are looking to start trading oil for yuan and it's definitely not a hoax that the Shanghai Futures Exchange already trades gold and silver for yuan. I have not listened to to Mr Morgan's video or his comments. The Shanghai International Energy Exchange has not started trading the oil contract yet but it is a real exchange linked to the Shanghai Futures Exchange. If you put 2 and 2 together you can see that with China now being the biggest importer of oil for dollars it does not take much thinking to realise that China is trying to switch to a method of payment (yuan and gold) in order to be less dependent on the dollar for trade. Here is the link to the energy exchange: http://www.ine.cn/en/
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  5594. My name is Mario.
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  5595. He is very informed. He will only get better.
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  5596. +James Economy The previous top in dollar in 2002 also broke old trend lines so even though we've broken the long term trend line my opinion is that dollar is in bear market for next few years. I could be wrong and you could be right. That's why there is a market and people are willing to buy and sell.
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  5597. You too!
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  5598. Rudy has just gone out for a walk with his mum.
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  5599. Glad you like them!
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  5600. Morning
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  5601. You are welcome!
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  5602. Hi Dan. Good morning.
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  5603. Morning
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  5604. Thank you too
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  5605. +Earnest Funship The reason for prefacing is that I get a lot of new viewers and they have not heard of Clif and the Web Bot. Thanks for the compliment and more thanks really to Clif High.
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  5606. +Vention I agree with you and the same has been happening here in the U.K. and I would say also in Continental Europe.
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  5607. +M Knows I cannot forward the report. You would have to purchase it from Clif High at www.halfpasthuman.com
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  5608. +Thsiscool "Hey Janet! How do you spell credibility?"
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  5609. Thanks! You too!
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  5610. Same to you!
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  5611. Same to you! Thanks.
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  5612. Thanks! You too!
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  5613. +Jack Drusus I made a video about the subject a few days ago. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/LFQr09xcTWY
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  5614. The Great Taking would happen in a deflationary collapse and is not a certainty. In a melt-up nominal prices go up but the currency gets destroyed just like in Venezuela or Zimbabwe. The Caracas Stock Index did very well in nominal terms a few years ago but their currency was virtually worthless.
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  5615. Thanks, God bless you too.
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  5616. Yes! Thank you!
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  5617.  @jerrychandler657  JP Morgan is the custodian for SLV while Bank of New York Mellon is the trustee and is responsible for the day to day administration or management of the ETF. I think you might want to read this article by Ronan Manly. It looks like the silver ETF market is a game of musical chairs. https://www.bullionstar.com/blogs/ronan-manly/houston-we-have-a-problem-85-of-silver-in-london-already-held-by-etfs/
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  5618. Morning
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  5619. ...and North Korea and Venazuela!
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  5620. She was away for a couple of weeks but her most recent video about way fair is very enlightening.
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  5621. Hi Christopher, I agree with you. I am not selling my house but the danger is that the economy in the U.S. and here in the U.K. too are heavily dependent on consumption and rising house prices and a healthy real estate market is a really important part of the whole borrow and spend game that bankers and politicians love.
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  5622. I think I said that. I meant Evergrande of course.
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  5623. No.
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  5624. Platinum and palladium are industrial precious metals while gold and silver are monetary. So I'd say plat and pal are reacting to the situation in China and the stock markets.
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  5625. Hi @mike salmon, His mobile groomer is booked for July 26th. She has a full schedule so difficult to change appointment.
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  5626. Hi AJ Person, I understand and I should have been more specific. You do not necessarily need to leave if you are just starting out but as long as you are bringing in an income that is good.
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  5627. Good morning!
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  5628. Yes. Spread betting and fx trading.
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  5629. Very welcome
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  5630. Hello there!
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  5631. One US dollar is xdr 0.69 so right now xauxdr is around xdr 1200.
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  5632. My pleasure!
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  5633. Morning!
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  5634.  @jjtompson5914  I agree.
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  5635. Thanks for the visit
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  5636. I was interviewing him so not a problem.
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  5637. Brexit is a big distraction so I try to avoid it as much as possible. All the ills of the U.K. and other economies stem from the fraudulent monetary system imposed on the public. Brexit or no Brexit the money will still remain fraudulent.
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  5638. No, you will be a lot poorer later.
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  5639. Hi @John Jeffries, I don't think they are faking M2 but they are certainly not publicising or talking about it.
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  5640. So is a sail boat but both are not as reliable as hydro carbons driven energy devices.
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  5641. Good morning!
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  5642. Morning!
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  5643. Thanks, you too!
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  5644. Thanks, Teri.
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  5645. You are welcome.
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  5646. Very nice!
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  5647. Thanks, will do!
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  5648. Well said
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  5649. Hi commons, I have listened to Illuminati Silver but one thing that put me off them is that they hide or never show themselves or talk about who they are. I like transparency.
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  5650. It's related to bank capital regulations and it shows that the banks don't feel comfortable in lending to the real economy. The reverse repo is an overnight operation where the banks lend their balances to the Fed and keep rolling it over daily.
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  5651. +logical canuck It's difficult to please everyone all the time!
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  5652. +J F Bo Polny has mad good and bad calls and he is not perfect but who is? I agree with a lot of what he says and like to keep an open mind.
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  5653. Thank you @CryptoChrisCard
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  5654. The DuPonts are definitely Deep State and have been providing the U.S. military with materiel since the early 1800s. https://www.forbes.com/sites/katiasavchuk/2015/07/01/americas-oldest-billion-dollar-family-fortunes/
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  5655. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  5656. Glad you enjoy it!
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  5657. They are tangible but you need to find a place to keep it and I guess a good mechanic too.
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  5658. Art as well. Yes.
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  5659. Good one. My brother-in-law had a Gibson guitar.
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  5660. Oh yeah!
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  5661. Hi @roy barton, if you do call Oliver or Simon they will price match other dealers so do not go by the prices on their website.
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  5662. Morning!
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  5663. Morning
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  5664. Let's hope their EU Superstate Project is a big failure!
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  5665. Morning!
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  5666.  @TostonesMongos  Yes, it is a possibility and it has been happening to a small extent already.
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  5667. Yes, just like the subprime mortgage crisis was contained.
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  5668. Hi @Malibu 340, While the real price is approaching $40.
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  5669. Inflation is the increase in the supply of money and credit out of thin air. What the MSM reports as inflation are phoney government measures of prices.
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  5670. Morning!
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  5671. They have not been wrong on inflation at all. I think you are mixing up price rises with inflation which is the over-issuance of money substitutes or credit.
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  5672. Good morning!
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  5673. Yes. That is part of the plan too. The bankers and WEF all work together. I'd say the WEF is the think tank for the Central Bankers at the BIS.
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  5674. Morning
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  5675. Good morning!
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  5676. Good morning!
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  5677. Good morning!
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  5678. +logical canuck Definitely not.
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  5679. Glad you enjoyed it
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  5680. You are very welcome
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  5681. My pleasure!
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  5682. Morning!
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  5683. Good morning
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  5684. Glad it was helpful!
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  5685. Glad you liked it
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  5686. I am not a bullion dealer and the amount she has to sell was more than i could afford.
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  5687. Glad you enjoyed it
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  5688. Thanks for the visit
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  5689. My pleasure!
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  5690. Yes and gold is the money of kings, silver the money of gentlemen and barter the money of peasants.
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  5691. Hi @Gavan Hillebold, I am aware of the missing trillions in the U.S. as well and how President Trump helped cover it up by signing up to FASAB-56. https://home.solari.com/fasab-statement-56-understanding-new-government-financial-accounting-loopholes/
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  5692. I appreciate that
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  5693. Our pleasure!
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  5694. You can also "sell the rumour, buy the fact" if the rumour is bearish or negative.
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  5695. Yes I have heard of Q but have not really looked into further than listening to what various people have said about it.
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  5696. Thanks for watching and the feedback.
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  5697. I think the bankers will destroy the system by trying to bail themselves out. They are destroying their own system by trying to save it. I think the way to protect yourself is to try and get out of their system and game as much as possible.
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  5698. Hi @Grow Mechanic, I just edited that as I think it's too much.
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  5699. I have not seen any official announcement from the INE (Shanghai International Energy Exchange) as to when the contract will start trading but it is getting close as the circulars from the exchange indicate.
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  5700. Happy new year
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  5701. Thanks. I will look into that.
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  5702. +Paul We are all, Trump included, Pawns in the Game! Another good book btw.
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  5703.  @leeseyr503  I will be speaking about this with Mike from Rethinking the Dollar tonight and the show should come out later tonight or tomorrow morning here on my channel.
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  5704. Hi @Logan Pont, I'm not sure I follow you. Do you mean when you should exchange your gold and silver for something else? I don't see any future in exchanging them for fiat currency unless you have an emergency or want to use fiat to get another real asset.
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  5705. He is on the sofa behind me if you look carefully.
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  5706. Bullion dealers buy and sell. They are in the business not as investors.
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  5707. No national currency anywhere around the world will be safe from what’s coming. The dollar is at the Center of the paper currency world so if the dollar continues to lose value versus gold and real things so will the Icelandic krona.
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  5708. Good morning!
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  5709. We did on this channel.
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  5710. The market expects the high short term rates to slow inflation in the long term so the log term yields don't rise as quickly as the short term ones.
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  5711. Dollar is derived from tal or the Joachim's taler coin. Tal means valley in German
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  5712. That would have been nice.
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  5713. They need as much gold as they can get!
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  5714. The unwind is the reverse of the quantitative easing. It is the central banks selling their multi trillion dollar bond holdings on their balance sheet to the markets. It is the unwinding of all the money printing of the last decade and more.
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  5715. I think it is because you did not join your American cousins back in 1776.
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  5716. Thanks, James. I’ll look into it.
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  5717. You too!
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  5718. @samantha9313 , The Bank of England does not issue bonds the UK treasury does. No, I don't think the fed will bail out the UK Treasury.
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  5719. I wish you the best of luck and I am sure you will do the right thing.
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  5720. Well, that is what the book basically said. My teacher did not call me a conspiracy theorist at the time as my research paper had book sources from the library. I think Conspiracy Theory is basically any version of events that do not match the Official Government/Mainstream Media narrative. Have you done any studying or research on the attack on Pearl Harbor or do you just spout out what CNN and the New York Times tell you?
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  5721. Morning!
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  5722. Thanks Angela.
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  5723. Hi Will, Good point. Living on a small farm or living near the countryside is also a plus.
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  5724. You could be right but in the past, a lot of revolutions were orchestrated too.
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  5725. My pleasure!
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  5726. Well said
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  5727. Good question! Maybe because I have not lived in Brazil for a long time?
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  5728. Thanks for listening
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  5729. Hi Paola, Good to see that you were interested. Thanks for following me! Billy says “HI” btw.
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  5730.  @beccacroston7176  I'd say don't judge a book by its cover. Look at politicians how they are always wearing the best suits and have make-up on when they do their press conferences and many trust them! I could have put on my tailored suit but why if I never wear it on the channel? Anyway, I respect your opinion.
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  5731. Your holdings fluctuate in fiat dollars as the price of gold fluctuates but the amount of grams or ounces you hold in gold does not change.
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  5732. Hi @Brick22, I think Glint provides an interesting service for those who are looking to get away from fiat currency as much as possible as it basically allows you to turn your current account into gold. It does not mean that one should not store physical gold or silver without a counter party though. So I would not call that "CRAP" but you are entitled to have your opinion.
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  5733. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  5734. Hi @BinaryHappiness, I have my political views on what is happening but my content focuses on the economic and monetary repercussions. To give you an idea what I think go and listen to Gonzalo Lira II YouTube channel.
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  5735. I just don’t understand what these people are trying to accomplish. It’s a sad state of affairs.
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  5736. Partly that and also the talk of the US and China looking to work on the old phase 1 trade deal!
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  5737. You must not have been listening to me for that long. I always tell people the only way to own PMs is through physical or coins and bars. Where did I actually say that derivatives are the same as physical?
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  5738. My pleasure!
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  5739. You are very welcome
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  5740. Hi Vebjorn, I watched the interview this Egyptian billionaire had with Bloomberg and he said he has half his family's wealth in gold and also mining. He said he thinks stock markets are over valued and sees gold going up to $1700 to $1800. Just because he is a billionaire does it mean he will be right? No but it at least shows what some of the "smart money" is doing.
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  5741. He’s not a friend but I follow him. He was at 93 subs yesterday so that’s good.
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  5742. That's a pipe dream.
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  5743. Thanks, corrected it.
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  5744. Hi Richard, The ratio at present (80:1) is historically almost an anomaly so I would agree with you that silver is great value relative to gold. I saw a video about the ratio in the last fifty years (fiat money era) and the guy who did the study calculated that the median of the range is around 54 or so. It has also been said for every ounce of gold in the ground there are 10 ounces of silver in the ground. In the 19th century under a bi metal standard the ratio used was around 16:1
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  5745. Hi @Nick Greek, To be honest I have no idea how they have come across the price on the US Debt Clock. What to they mean by the "dollar to gold" ratio? Is it the public debt divided by the official U.S. gold holdings?
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  5746. Well said!
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  5747. Morning
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  5748. Morning!
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  5749. Hi Didier, Thanks for following my channel.
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  5750. Tapering is out of the question and if anything they will probably need to do the opposite or increase the size of QE.
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  5751. Morning!
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  5752. Thanks. I like the hole in the ground one too.
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  5753. That’s what I was trying to explain in this video. It’s because of the big revisions form the BLS. They cut 520k jobs that people thought previously existed.
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  5754. Yes, I have.
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  5755. Good to hear!
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  5756. We will have to see.
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  5757. Morning!
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  5758. Hi @Grant Harding, It might be easy but does not make it right. A big tummy does not make one fat but eating too much does.
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  5759. We are on the road to it and getting closer to the destination.
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  5760. Wow, thanks
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  5761. I agree with you
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  5762. Hi @Salt of the Earth, Yes the Bank of England already got £11 billion from taxpayers to cover its losses. All the major Central Banks have followed the same policy but the Swiss have been particularly reckless in that they bought Nasdaq stocks and not just government bonds. the reason is probably because the Swiss Federal government is not as profligate and doesn't borrow and spend as much so the Central Bank had to buy other assets.
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  5763. Rudy is definitely inheriting Billy's stack. He is already known as Rudy the Silver Ranger.
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  5764. Hi @Wayne, They were trying to keep gold suppressed in order to keep interest rates artificially low as a high gold price does not go hand in hand with their mantra of low rates and low inflation.
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  5765. Our pleasure!
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  5766. Thanks.
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  5767. Yes. The scammers abound and I try to block and delete them as best as I can.
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  5768. +Elvira Massa The markets can be manipulated but technical analysis and technical levels are still important. In the long run the markets still rule and the manipulators can't stay at their game for ever. If the gold price was totally under control it would still be at $35 and silver would still be around $1.55.
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  5769. Thanks for the visit
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  5770. It looks like an eagle maybe a phoenix?
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  5771. I saw that the Japanese gov't wants to do its part now! ;)
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  5772. Morning!
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  5773. Yes, it is PONZI. ;)
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  5774. In Cyprus the bail-in was for any account that had over €100k and it was not just for individuals but for businesses too. So if you had €1 million in an account you'd lose €900k. You'd need to check if there are different thresholds within the eurozone countries though but I think it is €100k everywhere within the eurozone.
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  5775. I'd say it's because the pound is not as important as a reserve currency as the euro so demand for it is dwindling. Also the talk of taxing energy companies probably does not inspire foreign investors leaving their funds in the UK.
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  5776. Hello there!
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  5777. Rhoback dot com
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  5778. Hey Derek, It's $21 trillion not billion! You are missing three zeros.
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  5779. No. At present there are no national currencies that have a minimum gold backing. The Swiss franc was the last one to have it until around 2000 and it was 40%.
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  5780. Glad you enjoy it!
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  5781. Hope you enjoy it!
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  5782. I agree with you @Jon smith, The world has gone mad and we are living under an authoritarian dictatorship. Growing up in Brazil in the 1970s we had a Military Government but I would say people were free to do anything as long as they did not commit a crime. Maybe there was little political freedom but apart from that you were free to do as you pleased. So much for Democracy. Unfortunately even in Brazil right now under a supposed Democracy you can do less than you could back in the 1970s.
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  5783. Morning
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  5784. Hi @Paul K, The chart I showed was a monthly one and the reaction to the Fed later on is basically short-term noise and I would say markets do what they do in the long term.
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  5785. Morning
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  5786. Let's hope so!
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  5787. Historically the Hedge Funds and specs are the ones who get it wrong.
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  5788. My pleasure!
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  5789. I appreciate that!
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  5790. Glad you enjoyed it
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  5791. Hi @Ewin Mac, Comex is a futures exchange (paper gold) so every trade that takes place on Comex is recorded. The gold futures contract allows the holder of a long position to take delivery of real gold but up until recently ( April 2020) there was hardly any demand for physical delivery. Basically it is a paper market or betting shop for the price of gold controlled by the big Wall Street and City of London bullion banks.
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  5792. In the U.K. sovereigns are best because it is legal tender and does not incur capital gains tax. Gold grams, on the other, hand are just as good in terms of owning gold.
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  5793. +Latro That's what I said in the video and also that the new Congress is controlled by the Republicans.
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  5794. I try to avoid it as much as possible but sometimes it has to be done (flying).
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  5795. Happy new year!
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  5796. Our pleasure!
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  5797. Thanks, @UncannyDeduction, Trying my best to see through the fog.
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  5798. I like trading options when things get unhinged like it did back in Feb/March this year and even then it was hard some days to trade them as there were a lot of limit downs which meant you could not exit your positions.
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  5799. It's the Coinage Act of 1792: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coinage_Act_of_1792
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  5800. Investors in the market.
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  5801. Yes, Billy is at home.
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  5802. It has had over 2k views so far. There must be a problem with YouTube analytics.
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  5803. It used to be though. We still call the one pence and two pence coins here in the U.K. coppers!
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  5804. It is because the LBMA and COMEX are controlled by the Western bullion banks, the BIS and the Central Banks and they manipulate the trading of gold and silver in order to discourage the public from protecting their savings with sound money, i.e. gold and silver. If another exchange that is not beholden to the Wetern bankers challenges the status quo we could see the shenanigans that go on in the LBMA and COMEX come to a halt and then we could see true price discovery and the public waking to the fact that gold and silver wipe the floor with fiat currencies. A former bullion banker from London admitted in recent years that the bullion market is totally manipulated. Here is a good article about this bullion banker from July 2022. https://www.bullionstar.com/blogs/ronan-manly/peter-hambro-bis-central-banks-are-rigging-gold-market-using-bullion-banks-paper-gold/
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  5805. Good morning!
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  5806. You too!
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  5807. A lot of times YouTube places your comments and responses directly into the spam file and I have to go there and approve it. Funnily enough though YouTube are not putting Russian Bot Crypto spammers into the spam for me and I am having to remove them myself.
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  5808. +logical canuck You are exactly right.
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  5809. +Monir Jaber Yes. As long as we have central banks around it will continue but they can only control the ascent of the price in the short term as the flip side of this rigging is that it leads to more and more gold leaving their vaults as the smart money always accumulates physical gold at bargain prices. This rigging should not put people off from owning gold in physical form.
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  5810. Same to you!
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  5811. Morning!
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  5812. @grantharding8868 , I agree 100%. The carbon emissions futures contract were created by the bankers over 10 years ago. It has all be planned.
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  5813. Yes.
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  5814. One could be on the moon and see that Deutsche Bank has a problem. By the way I think all the big international banks or SIFI be they European or American are a house of cards. It’s got nothing to do with nationality.
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  5815. Thank you too!
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  5816. What I think could happen is that the size of the CME (biggest derivatives exchange in the world) could eventually help dwarf the bitcoin exchanges. The trick the establishment plays is that they know that speculators, investors, traders etc... would rather just trade the price of an instrument and make the profit in dollars. They don't want go through the hassle of taking delivery for gold or in this case for bitcoin.
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  5817. @Andy Norman Do you think the true gold bugs and silver bugs are on the Comex trading futures? The answer is no but the paper gold comex contract unfortunately sets the price of gold. I'm not saying the CME futures will take control overnight but in a few years it will be in control as the bankers, hedge funds and even central banks trade on the CME and have access to more fiat money then the true believers in bitcoin and cryptos could ever imagine.
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  5818. Good morning!
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  5819. Hi @Rhys Thomas, It looks like the EU Regulation in question is not being applied and it tells me the EU financial markets are broken. I'm not sure what is going on in the U.K. but I would not be surprised if it is the same.
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  5820. Hi @bev Smith, I agree to but it is now out in the open and the FT does not call it.
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  5821. I'll do it right now. Thanks for the reminder.
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  5822. Morning!
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  5823. Hi @roy barton, I have been listening to the series. I found the story of Boyd Anderson interesting.
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  5824. Hello there!
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  5825. You're welcome!
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  5826. Hello there!
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  5827. Hi Johnny, Thanks for the support!
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  5828. Hi Paul, I agree with you. Totally blatant.
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  5829. Gold is down in Federal Reserve Notes and not in $ or dollars as the dollar is a weight of silver. Don't forget the Federal Reserve Note is a fraudulent piece of paper that is accepted as "money" only because of the legal tender law.
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  5830. Morning Jane!
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  5831. Gold and silver are sound money and no matter how much the criminal bankers manipulate the fiat price of the metals I will keep warning people of the fraudulent nature of fiat money and our current banking system. You do not have to listen to me as it is up to you decide whether you want to leave your hard earned wealth in Federal reserve notes at the mercy of the bankers and politicians or protect your wealth from confiscation by inflation.
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  5832. I think the Rothschilds used to run it for the government but gave up the contract in 1968.
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  5833. Any time!
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  5834. I would say so. The BoE holds about 5'000 tonnes of other countries' gold and leases it through the LBMA to the bullion banks.
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  5835. Hi @Yuri Klaver, It might very well be but I don't really concrete proof but whatever it might be the end result will be the same.
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  5836. Morning!
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  5837. We The inflation, as I said, has already been created. What you are mentioning above are just scapegoats used by politicians and bankers to deflect the attention from them.
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  5838. The swap fixed rates for floating rate flows and it is done off balance sheet and always with a lot of leverage. They are side bets on the underlying bond markets or the so-called OTC derivatives. They are what brought the system down in 2008 too.
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  5839. Welcome aboard!
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  5840. Glad you liked it!
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  5841. Hi @jean-micheldupont1150, That is a good point. let's hope the public in Switzerland wake up and kick these guys out.
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  5842. It’s the flag of the old kingdom of Wessex.
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  5843. Temporarily it is the paper FRN but as we saw after quick dip in 2008 gold proves itself top dog. Do you really believe other countries will be using the paper FRN for much longer?
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  5844. I'd say South Americans will take it in their stride as they are used to crisis. Not too sure Brazil and Venezuela are comparable but things could get worse in Brazil.
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  5845. I would even venture to say that the so major currencies could go the same way. The British pound comes to mind.
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  5846. Happy birthday Jane!
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  5847. Yes and Deutsche Bank too.
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  5848. +Brian It's an easy mistake to make. I had to do a few takes of the video as I said 50 day MA a few times instead of month! :)
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  5849. Morning
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  5850. Yes. Billy is being looked after.
    2
  5851. Same to you!
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  5852. Morning
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  5853. Hi @Reagan Westlake, Thanks you for the feedback.
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  5854. Since I made that old video it is up about £600 per troy ounce and about $500. What we are seeing now is a lot liquidation and many people sell whatever they can and that includes gold and silver contracts. I doubt many are actually selling coins and bars.
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  5855. Good morning!
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  5856. Hi @Jack Nichols, Thanks.
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  5857. Good morning eL tomoS!
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  5858. I recommend Murray Rothbard's book "What Has Government Done with Our Money" as a way to learn what money is all about. You can find it in the mises.org website.
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  5859. Good morning!
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  5860. Good morning!
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  5861. $1375 was a key resistance so it's a fact. The fact that gold was up almost $40 overnight proves that. So it's not about "truth" as you say but about technical analysis. Of course, we could see the bankers try to drive the price back below $1375 but I think the odds favour a continued move higher. Anyway, I'm not giving trading advice on this channel like Bo Polny.
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  5862. +Paul Wiffen I think it is better to be out of stocks and maybe give up a few percentage points of gains up rather than be fully invested when disaster strikes out of the blue. You just have to look back at October 1987.
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  5863. You unfortunately correct. I guess we are the remnant.
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  5864. Yes that’s what the article said. I didn’t go through the whole article. Good point.
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  5865. And the RBA too.
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  5866. Good morning!
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  5867. Morning
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  5868. Hello there!
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  5869. I will check it out
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  5870. Welcome
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  5871. @Jake Jones, They contacted me and they are a full service broker and said they are part of the Ali Baba Group. They asked if I'd like to promote them. I will have a think.
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  5872. hi @Jake Jones, I wanted to ask you if you have heard of Magking Fx brokers from Hong Kong and if so what you think about them. Thanks.
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  5873. Congress’s function is to make sure the money is sound and constitutional. The reason congress spends like a drunken sailor is that it works together with the Federal Reserve to create fiat money out of thin air (debt) in order to buy votes while the Fed and the bankers oblige as it means they can lend money they don’t have to Congress and charge it to the public!
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  5874. Who's Harry Dent?
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  5875. My pleasure
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  5876. Same to you!
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  5877. Hi @armada uav, No, I don't think so. Silver will be going up more as a function of a continuing debasement of the dollar and I think the economies outside the West will continue to forge ahead.
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  5878. Morning!
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  5879. Good morning!
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  5880. Good night
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  5881. Good morning!
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  5882. You break the euro by forcing Italy and Spain to leave by dumping their government bonds denominated in euro.
    2
  5883. Probably and also setting the agenda and coordinating things.
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  5884. Hi Gittin, I did hear about the two today. Reality is starting to show its face while the government and the bankers continue to say everything is ok. It reminds me of Comical Ali, the Iraq government minister, who said Bagdad was still free while American tanks could be seen in the background.
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  5885. You are welcome OVER HERE. Yes it was actually today 74 years ago.
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  5886. I played yesterday evening so I will take the day off today. You are right though it beats watching a computer screen.
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  5887. Yes, but there were strikes because workers could not make ends meet as prices kept rising. We are already seeing strikes again now for services like rubbish collection and it will spread as inflation and its consequence, rising prices, get worse.
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  5888. Morning!
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  5889. Morning!
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  5890. I think it's ok. I have some cryptos and exposure to some exchanges.
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  5891. That’s right. You need balanced trade for a sound money system to function.
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  5892. Deutsche Bank is only the tip of the Iceberg. The big U.S. banks have even more exposure to derivatives. JPM, Citibank, Goldman and Bank of America had $155 trillion notional exposure to derivatives! https://www.occ.gov/topics/capital-markets/financial-markets/derivatives/pub-derivatives-quarterly-qtr4-2018.pdf
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  5893. Thanks for the visit
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  5894. Glint is not a bank nor is it backed by Lloyd’s Bank. If you hold fiat white Glint it will be in a segregated account with Lloyd’s and if you hold gold it will be in an unallocated account at a vault in Switzerland. They went into administration in September 2019 and came out in November 2019 and no clients’ funds or gold were lost. The administration happened because of a Singapore-based private equity group was trying to do a hostile takeover of Glint and bought one their loans and triggered a covenant that put them into administration. They fought this hostile bid and raised enough capital from investors to get out of administration.
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  5895. Hi @Ant H, It has picked up nicely in the last 10 days.
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  5896. Hello @Inner dinosaur. Have a great weekend.
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  5897. Our pleasure!
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  5898. +- TheFinn - Do you actually think Central Bankers are sane?
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  5899. Much appreciated!
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  5900. Morning!
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  5901. Try pressing the notification bell above the subscribe icon when you are watching my videos.
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  5902. A few but probably not as many as about history and economics.
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  5903. Hi, James sometimes it is just as important to know the mind or thinking of the enemy in order to be able to fight the enemy.
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  5904. Yes but it's is impossible to know what position JPM actually has in the silver market for their proprietary account.
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  5905. Hello there!
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  5906. +Alan from Belfast Billy.
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  5907. You’re welcome and thank you too.
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  5908. Many thanks!
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  5909. The DXY is almost 2/3rds the euro so the big move down for the dollar versus the Japanese yen does not show as much and also the move down in British pound also helps the DXY a bit. The important thing is that even though the yen does not have a big weighting on the DXY it is very important to the financial markets as it has been heavily used as a carry trade or financing currency for many years. To borrow in yen you sell in the FX market so if the yen appreciates too quickly and continuously investors and speculators have to bail out as their cost of funding increases as the yen goes up versus the dollar.
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  5910. He's got a bow tie attached to his collar.
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  5911. TM3000 I have not followed LiteCoin too closely but would say it will ride along with bitcoin and ethereum.
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  5912. Article 50, voted into law by Parliament, says leave with or without a deal. The vote you mention was just a motion in Parliament and is not Law.
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  5913. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  5914. Much appreciated
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  5915. You are welcome.
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  5916. Thanks for the visit
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  5917. 😂
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  5918. Because they are highly leveraged and if interest rates spike massively like they did in September of 2022 their balance sheet could go pear shaped very quickly. That is why the Bank of England had to step in with Qe to bail them out. The LDI pension meltdown would have brought the banks down too.
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  5919. Morning!
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  5920. No, it’s the dollar that has gone from R$ 1.55 to R$. 5.15.
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  5921. Oi @fmagalhaes, de nada.
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  5922. Obrigado @Maurice Giuliani.
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  5923. +Bobby8270 Yes.
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  5924. I'm not flipping a coin. All I am saying is that the central banks have no way out and they will lose out through a deflationary collapse or a hyper inflationary destruction of the currency and that either way gold and silver will protect one's savings. As for copying other people's work you are wrong but what I have done for the last fifteen years is a great deal of research, I have read dozens of books on economics, history, geopolitics and more. If that makes me clueless than that's ok.
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  5925. +MT MT I do not follow the rand. The reason we are not seeing high interest rates is because the central banks are printing money to buy bonds. By buying bonds they drive interest rates lower. The change from where we are now to a deflationary collapse or a hyper inflationary collapse could be very quick and sudden. Right now the central banks are still in control. Just.
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  5926. Yes. I spoke about that last week. The Moscow World Standard as a challenge to the LBMA.
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  5927. Morning! Here in London the snowing continues.
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  5928. Morning
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  5929. Hi @angie alston, You are welcome and thank you for keeping me informed about what is going on in Florida.
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  5930. Hi @J Hall, I did not mention Bullion Vault but the only way to find out is to call them and ask for delivery as they to provide delivery for a minimum amount. I just spoke to BullionVault. Minimum delivery of silver is 1000 oz but they do not encourage clients to take delivery and the lady said it is something they hardly ever do. Gold you can take delivery of 100 gram bars but only four times per annum.
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  5931. Morning!
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  5932. Hi @quant2011, You are right as their premium is around 20% to 25% but I have read from one of the comments here that they bought from them and they called back saying there will be a delay in the delivery as they are very low on stock. My point about this report is to note that when one of the biggest coin and bullion dealers in the U.K. has to charge 100% premium there is an underlying problem with the market for real silver.
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  5933. Hi @Grow Mechanic, Good morning to you too and thanks for your support.
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  5934. Yes, but you will have to wait about two weeks as Atkinsons does not have the coins.
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  5935. Thanks @Anders Ørsted
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  5936. Hi @Andrew Watson, As I wrote in the community tab I’m not feeling 100% so I won’t do the livestream but I did do a video this morning instead and I will be back tomorrow with my usual videos.
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  5937. Sorry @Belly Dance Arabia R, I need a bit of rest as I have had a bad cold. I did a video this morning and will be back tomorrow.
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  5938. Hi @Gina Puckett, I have reported this scammer. Thanks for exposing them.
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  5939. Hello there!
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  5940. Hello there!
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  5941. Thanks Daniel.
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  5942. My birthday is in October so you are a couple of months ahead.
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  5943. In my system the low was $22.05
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  5944. 😮
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  5945. Morning!
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  5946. You too!!
    2
  5947. Thanks 👍
    2
  5948. Hi @John Charles, Thanks for letting me know but it looks like things are still not great.
    2
  5949. Thanks and same to you.
    2
  5950. Hi Jason, thank you.
    2
  5951. Morning, Chris.
    2
  5952. Good morning @Grow Mechanic.
    2
  5953. Good point
    2
  5954. Morning!
    2
  5955. Morning
    2
  5956. The coupon is not the yield. The 10-year gilt yields around 0.6%.
    2
  5957. I will have a look into it but Australia will get caught in it too but I guess its abundance of natural resources will help.
    2
  5958. Hi @ Paul Wiffen, Have a nice day.
    2
  5959. Thanks @socalsilver
    2
  5960. They should and are doing well as PMs move higher.
    2
  5961. Morning
    2
  5962. https://www.investing.com/economic-calendar/
    2
  5963. That’s right.
    2
  5964. Actually the dxy cycles are pointing to a bear market in the dollar until roughly 2024. The top was in 2017 @ 103.84 and usually the cycle lasts on average at least 7 years be it up or down. That’s my opinion of course and that’s why there is a bid and an offer.
    2
  5965. Yes, I’ve covered bonds a lot as I worked in the bond markets. I will do a video about it soon.
    2
  5966. Hi @Spanish John, No.
    2
  5967. Yes, but there has been a long delay. We will see what comes out tomorrow.
    2
  5968. Glad to help
    2
  5969. Good morning!
    2
  5970. Yes, but you are probably not in the U.K.
    2
  5971. @Allan Larmour, Maybe you could find a coin shop nearby? I recommend Peter Morris if you are anywhere near Bromley.
    2
  5972. Morning Ben. :)
    2
  5973. I would definitely come by and see you. I know Orlando well as I went to Rollins in Winter Park. My niece lives fairly close too in Vero Beach.
    2
  5974. Morning
    2
  5975. Thanks, will do!
    2
  5976. Good morning!
    2
  5977. Morning!
    2
  5978. Morning!
    2
  5979. Glad to hear it!
    2
  5980. Thanks
    2
  5981. It's probably the safest place if you prefer storing with a third party outside the banking system.
    2
  5982. I will answer any question to the best of my ability. I will block people that can be a nuisance and will not accept my answer and call me names like you have. These kinds of people are very few and far between though. I see you still like to listen to what I have to say though or else you would not be here. Maybe instead of calling people names, you could start your own podcasts about the legal aspects of things as you seem to be an expert on the front. I am all ears as the law and/or legal matters are not something I profess to be an expert in.
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  5983. I appreciate that!
    2
  5984. Sounds good!
    2
  5985. Morning
    2
  5986. You're welcome
    2
  5987. Morning!
    2
  5988. Hi @Al Smith.
    2
  5989. Good morning!
    2
  5990. If by Bond King you mean van Meter I actually do not listen to him so I could not tell.
    2
  5991. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  5992. The BIS and the Office of Comptroller of the U.S. publish data on it. The OOC publishes data for the U.S. banks but not for Deutsche Bank.
    2
  5993. Yes the subs are going up but unfortunately the censorship/demonitiaztion is also going up.
    2
  5994. I think in dollar terms the Dow and S & P might actually perform well but in terms of real monetary value (gold and the next reserve currency) it will not look as good.
    2
  5995. I just bought some more today.
    2
  5996. There is an ICO or token called Onegram and it is Sharia compliant. So it is combining physical gold with the blockchain. Here is the link: https://onegram.org/
    2
  5997. I bought a George III shilling sterling snuff box.
    2
  5998. You will be paying over £410 depending on the dealer.
    2
  5999. The Glint went into administration for a couple of months as it was a victim of an attempted hostile takeover. They got out of administration in November and none of the clients’ funds or gold were affected.
    2
  6000. I have heard of Hilaire Belloc and his views but have not read any of his works yet. Thanks for the suggestion.
    2
  6001. Guten Morgen Herr @Quadman72
    2
  6002. I know Robert Kientz's and would not mind talking to him.
    2
  6003. I appreciate that
    2
  6004. Thanks to you as well, @Michael Murphy.
    2
  6005. Good morning!
    2
  6006. Morning!
    2
  6007. Hi @Peter Wilson, Just got rid of some of them. Thanks.
    2
  6008. Well said
    2
  6009. Thanks, you too!
    2
  6010. Same to you!
    2
  6011. Rudy is doing great, thanks.
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  6012.  @treenopie  To the lenders or savers and investors.
    2
  6013. Anyone who holds the currency be it via cash, deposits, investors, savers, pension funds etc...
    2
  6014. Thanks! You too!
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  6015. Yes, I've been in contact with them. Interview should be soon.
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  6016. Hi @Pablo Pina, Good morning and thanks.
    2
  6017. Good point @Ran Gavriely.
    2
  6018. Thanks again!
    2
  6019. Good morning!
    2
  6020. Marcus is branching out into funds and bonds too. Much like Woodford Investment Management.
    2
  6021. Thanks for the suggestions. Sounds good.
    2
  6022. Much appreciated
    2
  6023. Welcome!
    2
  6024. Morning!
    2
  6025. In my time zone spot gold broke through $2000 in the spot market yesterday afternoon so it was hours after I made my video. On Monday I think the December futures might have traded at $2000 but I always reference and look at the spot price that is traded in the fx market.
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  6026.  @goldbrick2751  I'll take you up on the offer if we are around the area. Thanks.
    2
  6027. Hi jdmcc, I spoke about and recommended this documentary back in April this year. Here is the link to my video in which I also recommend a great book about the City of London. https://youtu.be/dGowW92vshg
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  6028. Our pleasure!
    2
  6029. Thanks for watching!
    2
  6030. I'm surprised I am getting "thumb down" on this video. It must be the BITCOIN SCAMMERS.
    2
  6031. Oh cool!
    2
  6032. I agree with you Chalan TA. International demand for dollars will certainly drop and that leads to the loss value abroad and domestically. It's simple as the law of supply and demand.
    2
  6033. Morning Jane. Thanks.
    2
  6034. Hi Anders, Thanks.
    2
  6035. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  6036. It's not a green screen so yes, it is my home.
    2
  6037. Watch the video.
    2
  6038. Hi didn't say the Russian chain was thriving what he said is that it got the business for a pittance. Time will tell I guess whether the Russian chain will survive and thrive.
    2
  6039. No. It's easier to edit and upload longer videos with charts in this manner.
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  6040. Hi Ruth, I have contacted youtube again and I find that the best way to solve this problem. This video has also been given the yellow dollar icon right off the bat which is annoying. In my complaint I always tell them how the content and character of my videos have not changed and that is true so I think it will be hard for them not to adjust their algorithms or else they wil have to admit to censoring.
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  6041. Yes I made my video from London, England at 3:15 am EDT. It is nice to see silver moving like this.
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  6042. Very welcome
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  6043. You too
    2
  6044. I do not wear a face diaper and have ever done so. We don't need them anymore here in the UK and if I am asked to wear it I say no.
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  6045. In the short term we can see all kinds of moves in the markets. As for the BTC ETF I could not tell you as I'm not interested in a BTC ETF just like I have no interest in gold and silver ETFs. ETFs are banksters' securities and I don't trust them.
    2
  6046. Thanks for watching!
    2
  6047. Glad you like them!
    2
  6048. Hi @Paulette Edser, That was a scammer impersonator giving out a whatsapp number. I never do that.
    2
  6049. Morning!
    2
  6050. Thanks.
    2
  6051. Good morning!
    2
  6052. Hi @Leesey, Are you in the U.K.? Please tell me more about what has been sprayed in the skies here and who is doing so. Thanks
    2
  6053. Good morning!
    2
  6054. Yes! Thank you!
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  6055. Yes.
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  6056. Well spotted Cisco Kid!
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  6057. Actually, I just checked the price for a sovereign on both and with the promo code on Gold Investments it's £226.63 for 1 coin while at Atkinsons the cheapest sovereign is the 2018 version and it's priced at £232.62. The pre-owned sovereigns are out of stock at Atkinsons but they are priced at £230.35.
    2
  6058. Hi Shane, I still recommend Atkinsons if you can get a better deal. I have dealt with both in the past and still, recommend both. Gold Investments has given me the chance to use a promo code while Atkinsons have not. I just checked the price for a sovereign on both and with the promo code on Gold Investments it's £226.63 for 1 coin while at Atkinsons the cheapest sovereign is the 2018 version and it's priced at £232.62. The pre-owned sovereigns are out of stock at Atkinsons but they are priced at £230.35.
    2
  6059. Hello Mr. Bullion and enjoy your evening.
    2
  6060. Morning
    2
  6061. +housemonkeychill It's the old adage: "sell the rumor and buy the fact"!
    2
  6062. Hi @Jake Jones, Thanks and all the best.
    2
  6063. +Marcus Aurelius Do you mean the Americans who went to Brazil after the War between the states? If yes no. I'm of Italian and Portuguese descent.
    2
  6064. +Adrian Tyler I think it confirms the December 2015 bottom and will now act as support instead of resistance.
    2
  6065. Morning
    2
  6066. Good morning!
    2
  6067. Yes I know. Not sure what happened to the microphone.
    2
  6068. Good morning!
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  6069. There’s no such thing as food “inflation “. Inflation is purely a monetary phenomenon. Food prices rise as a consequence of inflation. By calling “food inflation” the mainstream economists and Central Bankers fool the general public into thinking that food prices are actually the cause of inflation instead of a the consequence thereof.
    2
  6070. I like Reggie and his knowledge and analysis. As for Veritaseum I have not followed the project close enough to comment.
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  6071. No. I keep steem as steem power. The steem dollars that I have at present I have not sold as the price has come off quite a bit. I still think it is a great platform and tokens and I expect both steem and steemdollars to go back up. On the other hand my viewership on youtube has increased a lot this month and I've made the most I've ever made from the monetization of my videos so it just proves that it is good to have different options and platforms. The other point that I would make is that all the steem, steemdollars that I have and have earned in the past were just that, earnings from posting my contents there.
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  6072. Our pleasure!
    2
  6073. Good morning!
    2
  6074. Hi @fenixfxp40, Not really.
    2
  6075. Hi @Lorraine E, My wife and I already support Battersea Dog Home every month. We also like to train our dogs from a young age as we did with Billy and Old Billy.
    2
  6076. I think it will be a while until he does that.
    2
  6077. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  6078. It is the equivalent of your state sales tax.
    2
  6079. Us too!
    2
  6080. Glad to help
    2
  6081. Morning.
    2
  6082. Morning
    2
  6083. My pleasure!
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  6084.  @christopherk140  I will keep that in mind. Thanks.
    2
  6085. Good morning!
    2
  6086. @sushmasagar316 , It is independently audited. Why do you say it is a Ponzi scheme? Have you looked into the the company? Here is their website, they have been around since around 2017. https://glintpay.com/
    2
  6087. +Jake Thanks. I've had it since 2003.
    2
  6088. @St Louis IX, I will.
    2
  6089. Hello 👋
    2
  6090. @Pierre Therrien, According to John Exter this fiat currency or "IOU Nothings" system would eventually collapse and the liquidity would flow from the top of the pyramid to the bottom (gold, silver and hard assets). So the fact that there is a liquidity problem in Treasuries could be telling us that the whole fiat currency system could be under threat.
    2
  6091. Some short term paper like bills trade in 64ths.
    2
  6092. Glad you enjoyed it
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  6093.  @darrenbullman9450  Yes and also half dollars (all pre-1965). The pre-1920 UK sixpence, shillings, florins, half-crowns and crowns are good too.
    2
  6094. @darrenbullman9450, I like Coin Heritage in Cecil Street, London or Peter Morris Coins and Medals in Bromley.
    2
  6095. @georgemckenzie2525 , i think silver is the best way to transact on a day to day basis while gold is more of a store of value.
    2
  6096.  @grantharding8868  It is being reset as we speak by the market. The reset started in 1999 when gold bottomed at $251.
    2
  6097. Thanks @mancroft.
    2
  6098. Thank you and welcome.
    2
  6099. Thanks 👍
    2
  6100. +Erik Lee Sometimes it does and it is on the money or a few days from the forecast. Sometimes it gives a rough estimate like 5 to 6 weeks. I recommend you go to www.halfpasthuman.com and also buy one of the ALTA reports.
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  6101. +Ash K Bitcoin hit $408 for the 3rd time on Dec 8, 2015 which is the temporal marker for silver trading higher according to the Web Bot. Dec 14, 2015 silver had a low of $13.65 and is now trading at $14.30. I know silver kept going down for another week after the 3rd $408 but the Web Bot is not an exact science. Sometimes it is right on the money (exact day) and sometimes its hits are within a few days.
    2
  6102. Good morning!
    2
  6103. You too!
    2
  6104. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  6105. Good morning @Richard Martin.
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  6106. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  6107. Morning
    2
  6108. That's right and that's why there is food! ;)
    2
  6109. Again I would stick to the project’s official website www.eos.io and on it it shows you what you need to do to get the tokens. I have got my tokens through that avenue.
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  6110. You’re welcome Yvonne! I thought you’d like it.
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  6111. If you can convince other people to accept your currency in exchange for goods and services then you’ll be sorted!
    2
  6112. Thanks, John.
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  6113. Interesting! Where I am, County of Kent, it's called the garden of England.
    2
  6114. Deflation destroys the amount of currency but it actually raises the value thereof as there is less supply.
    2
  6115. Yes that is correct. Not any different than the East German Communist Party.
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  6116. I think that not playing their game as much as possible is the way out. Stay out of debt, live within your means etc.. As for the blockchain one needs to do their homework. I will be doing a livestream tonight (9pm BST/4pm EDT) about central banking and will therefore be answering questions too.
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  6117. I will be doing a Central Banking special livestream tonight at 9pm BST. Will be covering the subject and taking questions and recommending books that I have read about the subject. We need to shine the spotlight on central banks and make people aware of the parasitical nature of these institutions.
    2
  6118. Hi Shane, I will be talking about the central banking system tonight in a livestream at 9pm BST. It should explain why all the wealth has been sucked up from the public.
    2
  6119. You're welcome
    2
  6120. They have been for the last 22 years (especially gold) and I do not see it stopping as governments and Central Banks have to keep inflating.
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  6121. Much appreciated
    2
  6122. Hello there!
    2
  6123. Good morning Bobbie.
    2
  6124.  @bhodlnxrp3002  Usually they don't last as long as fifty years. The reason I mentioned fifty years is that the dollar became a fiat currency on August 15, 1971, when President Nixon announced a U.S. Treasury default. Until then foreign treasuries had the option to convert U.S. currency at a fixed rate of $35 per one troy ounce of fine gold. I and many others think the fiat dollar is on its last legs.
    2
  6125. Hello there!
    2
  6126. Thanks
    2
  6127. Excusez moi our avoir oublié les spectateurs Français.
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  6128. Morning!
    2
  6129. We are going out for lunch with friends tomorrow.
    2
  6130. Thanks
    2
  6131. His expertise is gold as it relates to Russia, China and the bullion banks.
    2
  6132. Hello there!
    2
  6133. Miners, investors who are frustrated, scrap from jewelry, and some other Central Banks.
    2
  6134. Good morning!
    2
  6135. Singapore is a Republic so its head of state is a President and not the King.
    2
  6136. Morning!
    2
  6137. I think it was lithium.
    2
  6138. Thanks! Will do!
    2
  6139. Thanks.
    2
  6140. Your view is very interesting and very plausible. I hope it does not happen like that but if it does I think the important thing for individuals is to be prepared for it and not be beholden to the largesse of government.
    2
  6141. Thanks!
    2
  6142. Hello there!
    2
  6143. Hello there!
    2
  6144. Morning!
    2
  6145. Good morning!
    2
  6146. Hi @Gary Treagust, I think one should look at gold and silver as money so you should hold however much you think you need for a rainy day. i do not know about your circumstances so it is up to you to assess that. Cash in the bank is useful but only for expenses and so on.
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  6147. As I said holding silver is like saving money so it’s impossible for me to know all my viewers financial condition and that’s why I say it’s up to each individual to decide. The 60-ounce figure is to put things into perspective.
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  6148. You'll have to do a screenshot.
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  6149. I use Gold Investments. The details of how to contact them are in the description of all my videos.
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  6150. Paul Warburg was German.
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  6151. Thank you kindly
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  6152. Yes, Mario Draghi went to a Jesuit school in Rome.
    2
  6153. Good morning!
    2
  6154. You too!
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  6155. @psikeyhackr6914 , Kakistocracy is a good term for them. Def.: government by the least suitable or competent citizens of a state.
    2
  6156. Good morning.
    2
  6157. Yes, if you have the time and are good at diy you can make almost anything.
    2
  6158. They are not silver and gold pellets but base metal ones.
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  6159. Yes, you are right SOFR is similar to the old Eurodollar future. So there should not be any eurodollar derivatives as you said. There are dollars trading outside of the US and I'd say they are a big part of the derivatives ponzi.
    2
  6160. The eurodollar future is a derivative of the 3-month libor deposit so it is related to the interest rate offered in the London Interbank market for dollars. It could affect forex rates when people trade 3-month forwards.
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  6161. By losing all the gold it led to the devaluation of sterling and without reserves and a strong currency the UK lost its foreign holdings or colonies. The war spending (WWI and WWII) was the main culprit and the loss of Empire was a consequence of the bankruptcy.
    2
  6162. Hi Garry, most probably but legally the gold sovereign is a £1 coin too.
    2
  6163. +NorwichGrad97 I saw the story this morning too. I forget exactly where I saw it but do not know anymore than you would.
    2
  6164. +ToGetToTerrapin I agree with you and I do not trade gold either but it still frustrating for us owners of gold and silver to see the shenanigans of the paper market.
    2
  6165. +Alex Morgan The problem with QE is that the only way to unwind it is for the central banks to sell all the trillions of dollars of bonds they bought and when that happens you can bet interest rates will go through the roof and higher interest rates will lead to higher prices. The inflation has already been created or is baked in the cake already.
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  6166. Perfect!
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  6167. He’ll be back.
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  6168. Good morning, Tony.
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  6169. Not only Deutsche Bank but all the rest! If Deutsche goes they (too big to fail) all go.
    2
  6170. Yes, I did.
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  6171. Let's hope El Salvador is not keeping its gold in London. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/cryptocurrency/bitcoin/bukele-reveals-el-salvadors-gold-reserves-and-benefits-of-bitcoin-over-gold/articleshow/88142021.cms
    2
  6172. Yes. I am not saying the Venezuelan government isn't corrupt either but the hypocrisy of the UK, US and would also ad EU governments is endless.
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  6173. @SunofYork, Maybe my voice is a bit croaky because I had heart surgery a couple weeks before this video. My main point about gold is that it is the best measure of value and that is why it's important to price houses or anything else in terms of it. As for far-right-wing propaganda, you could not be further from the truth if you had followed me for a while. Politics for me is just another distraction they throw at us to keep us bickering just like you have done to me by being disrespectful.
    2
  6174. No worries!
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  6175. Hi @Joisar Steel, In my video today (coming out later) I talk about candle sticks so you can watch that later.
    2
  6176. Morning!
    2
  6177. Morning
    2
  6178. Yes, he made an interesting video last week about how this lumber yard had loads of lumber despite the shortage. Some think maybe it was sold already and waiting for shipment but the Uneducated Economist said he thought it was unusual to see so much lumber lying around.
    2
  6179. Thank you! Cheers!
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  6180. Let's hope so. I'd love to see it happen.
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  6181. Actually, originally specie and cash were the same but I could be wrong. I think the definition of this word has been heavily manipulated and changed. I think it comes from the old French Cassa and latin Capsa which was a box in which you kept money or specie.
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  6182. We will!
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  6183. I watch some of Robert's videos too. I like his dog. Aucoin could also mean "on the corner".
    2
  6184. Thanks, Charles.
    2
  6185. +Padd The activity these last two days in the LBMA is very blatant. The Sheeple might not flinch but the more we expose this kind of behaviour the better.
    2
  6186. I’m just the messenger.
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  6187. Probably if not less.
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  6188. Morning
    2
  6189.  @CosmicSeeker69  I am aware of that but it is something that you need to make sure you are doing right in order to make sure you don't get into trouble. Unfortunately, many of the rules we follow we do it by consent, and a lot of businesses and big corporations go along with these rules and it becomes almost impossible to live outside the system.
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  6190. Morning!
    2
  6191. That was JPM but I am sure CS has paid a lot of "fines" too.
    2
  6192. You're welcome
    2
  6193. Good morning @Armando Dimarzio
    2
  6194. Hi @Zon brookes, One of the reasons the 1966 law came into effect is that there was a major gold collecting mania in the 1960s and people were buying gold coins from abroad and at the time there were capital controls in the UK.
    2
  6195. Hi @Ray Hilchey, You are welcome.
    2
  6196. Thanks for the visit
    2
  6197. It's about 20 years old.
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  6198. Good morning, Harrison.
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  6199. +papi3d Gold has been money for 5000 years so if there was not enough of it it would not be money. You are mixing money with credit. There is not enough paper money in the world either if everyone tried to liquidate their financial assets. There is about $1.75 trillion in physical dollar currency in the world.
    2
  6200. Good morning!
    2
  6201. Good morning!
    2
  6202. Glad you enjoyed it
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  6203. The 10-year BTP yield is at 4% as I write. I think the spikes you are see is probably a glitch in the system of the information provider or Investing dot com
    2
  6204. Welcome aboard!
    2
  6205. Good night
    2
  6206. Thank you too
    2
  6207. Hello there!
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  6208. Yes, thanks it is just a bit sore but will heal.
    2
  6209. Not sure what you mean.
    2
  6210. Hi @Ant H, You are welcome.
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  6211. We bought the house last year and the wallpaper was here already. It is a William Morris design. https://www.william-morris.co.uk/?act=ssocomplete
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  6212. I hope you are right. I just wished he had said he would abolish the Federal Reserve and go back to constitutional money. Maybe he will but we will have to wait and see. The Central banking system is at the root of almost all the problems in our society in the Western world.
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  6213. I read the variety article. What an eye opener! Thanks for the info.
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  6214. I made a video a few days ago on that subject: https://youtu.be/9pAwoakY7JY Again I think it is all very unclear but I've tried my best to analyse what might be going on.
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  6215. Good morning!
    2
  6216. @rumpelstiltskin9768 , Good point. I read it when I was about 12 I think.
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  6217. +Paul Wiffen It’s starting to feel like hyperinflation. Bitcoin, the Dow, bond markets, art, housing etc... The thing about hyperinflation is that it’s like a thief in the night as it comes out of nowhere and happens very quickly. There is no way to protect your paper assets during hyperinflation as it is too late.
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  6218. Hi Paul, You could be right.
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  6219. +Dizzy i do not think the dollar strength is strongly related to foreigners trading local currencies for Federal Reserve notes.
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  6220. I agree there are places and people that accept payment. Let’s hope that increases so we don’t have to keep using national paper currencies.
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  6221. I agree with you on Ron Paul but think we need to wait and see as far as Trump is concerned. I hope you are right though about Trump.
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  6222. Thanks, JP Hiway.
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  6223. Good night
    2
  6224. It's (credit bubble) disappearing!
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  6225. Morning!
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  6226. You are right. My mistake, I must have gotten confused.
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  6227. Absolutely
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  6228. You’re welcome. I think we underestimate history and seem to think also that we, in the present, are for some reason better than those who came before us.
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  6229. It's the light outside today. It was foggy and relatively dark.
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  6230. Hi Aaron, I am flattered that you think that. Thanks.
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  6231. Well said Paola.
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  6232. Hi Jon, The political climate in the U.S. is, in my opinion, very polarized and to be honest very worrying as it seems to me that there is a sort of civil war between the Trump Camp which represents the American public and the Deep State which represents the big corporate interests and the establishment. It fits in with the concept of the Fourth Turning. How it will all end is difficult to say but this conflict could have repercussions around the world as the U.S. has a military presence throughout the world. Remember what happened when the Soviet Union imploded and multiply the troubles we saw in that part of the world by a factor of 10.
    2
  6233. I still have some but not as many as I used to. My exposure to steem, hive, dtc and lbry is doing well. It looks like a lot of the alt coins are making a good run right now.
    2
  6234. Morning!
    2
  6235. Good morning!
    2
  6236. I appreciate that!
    2
  6237. Me too but not either at the same time if you know what I mean.
    2
  6238. Billy says hi.
    2
  6239. Morning!
    2
  6240. The Tars.
    2
  6241. Thanks @mike gee.
    2
  6242. Same to you
    2
  6243. And since 2008 it has been devalued to pay for keeping the government and the banking system from imploding. Don’t forget that prior to the 2008 crisis the U.K. national debt was around £700 billion and now it’s over £2 trillion! Not sure what that’s got to do with Vietnam. The war in Indochina ended in the mid 1970s.
    2
  6244. If you have a private key for your crypto it doesn’t matter if the internet is shutdown but of course we have not experienced such an event and that is why I have bitcoin but only an amount that would not hurt me financially if it vanished or was worth nothing. As to 1 btc being worth $100k it would be a sign that the dollar is close to becoming worthless so like with gold you’d measure btc by its purchasing power or what people are willing to exchange for btc.
    2
  6245. How much savings do you need?
    2
  6246. No. They would have made it public but what he has done is leased the thousands of tonnes the BOE holds for other countries many times over into the paper (LBMA) market.
    2
  6247. Yes, he was out of order today!
    2
  6248. My question is not about the new notes but about the fact that the actual promise to pay is still on the note even though they don't pay you anything. What they do is give you a replacement if your note is damaged and that as I said is not discharging the debt.
    2
  6249. Yes, he is doing well with Superchats.
    2
  6250. Yes. I have not bought any spam but some of the things he says are interesting.
    2
  6251. Hi Yassine, I did a video about some of the books on my bookshelf already. The link is: https://youtu.be/qaQVVXEr2Sw This is Part 1. I will do Part 2 in the near future. I am glad you enjoy my videos. Thanks.
    2
  6252. You are welcome.
    2
  6253. It might be ALL planned as you say but it doesn't mean to say we should not be aware of what is happening and how it will affect us.
    2
  6254. Thanks! You too!
    2
  6255. Hi, I am not pinning any hopes on a BRICS currency but the fact that it will affect the Western system as the BRICS countries will try and move away fro the dollar and other currencies.
    2
  6256. Good morning!
    2
  6257. Thanks!
    2
  6258. Hi @Daze, Billy passed on last December. He was 14 1/2.
    2
  6259. It (gold exchange system) would have persisted for longer I would have said.
    2
  6260. Hi @Silverbar14u, So I guess it would be the same for the President of the US? Haven't they all been SELECTED since 1963? Even in 2004, the candidates were both Bonesmen!
    2
  6261. A de-facto tax on business. Unfortunately RBS will most probably follow in the footsteps of NatWest.
    2
  6262. Hi Nikki, We have a lot eye drops that the Vet prescribed and he has also been taking antibiotics. I'd say he back to normal though.
    2
  6263. Hi @Jerry Deniro, I do not follow George Gammon.
    2
  6264. My pleasure!
    2
  6265. Thanks Bob.
    2
  6266. Hi @Fat Burner, Thanks.
    2
  6267. Good morning Peter.
    2
  6268. Thanks for the historical background and information.
    2
  6269. I have listened to professor Werner before and even though I agree with him on somethings I don't agree with him on everything.
    2
  6270. Good morning!
    2
  6271. My pleasure!
    2
  6272. No as it is very difficult to time such corrections. Unless one is leveraged there is not reason, in my opinion, to do so.
    2
  6273. Morning
    2
  6274. I have not checked eBay lately but you need to compare it with other eBay postings and also look at the postage costs.
    2
  6275.  @garynigeldraper119  Yes, I am aware of the expected increase in tension from Feb 24 to Mar 25. Clif doesn't really know what it could be but thinks it could be related to the dollar.
    2
  6276. The last one i saw was about the mini Ice-Age and the sun's corona.
    2
  6277. Good tip!
    2
  6278. The year doesn’t matter go for the better deal.
    2
  6279. Yes coins of the realm, gold sovereigns, included are CGT exempt as money cannot be taxed.
    2
  6280. Hi @nick upton, I have an a pretty good idea looking at the chart of the stock and that is why I only "dipped my toe in the water" and that is why I also said that I'd be looking into their financials to see if it would be worth a bigger investment.
    2
  6281. Good morning!
    2
  6282. Morning!
    2
  6283. Thank you too
    2
  6284. Hi @Paddy Craig, I was a week ahead of Mark Moss on this. Here is my video in which I covered this on December 30, 2022. https://youtu.be/hyqdiV6ooos
    2
  6285. Hi @William Blais, I have been buying gold and silver but I also have some stocks.
    2
  6286. My pleasure!
    2
  6287. Morning!
    2
  6288. Thank you too
    2
  6289. Morning
    2
  6290. Morning
    2
  6291. Thanks!
    2
  6292.  @MrRickyw01  Thanks.
    2
  6293. Thank you very much!
    2
  6294. Good morning!
    2
  6295. Hi @Mark Mathews, I would say so as it is not an ETF and legally your gold is held in an allocated account in a vault that has been audited or is audited annually. There is some counterparty risk though but you can spend your gold too via a mastercard.
    2
  6296. Hi @cesare alt, I did not know about that and it shows me there is no physical out there for these ETFs. Another reason to get the real thing I'd say. They could vrey easily stop you from selling it too.
    2
  6297. Morning
    2
  6298. That's the plan!
    2
  6299. If you want to own paper they are all secure.
    2
  6300. Morning
    2
  6301. Hi Babu Ma, I have contacted them already about this and have done it one more time today. Thanks for the heads up.
    2
  6302. +John The first step would be to open a futures account with a broker. Futures brokers (I worked as one for 20 years) usually treat retail investors differently than professionals so you'd need to ask the broker if they are allowing retail clients to short bitcoin and what margin they require you to put down. The CBOE contract controls 1 btc while the CME controls 5 btc so you also need to tell your broker which future you'd want to to trade. Theoretically you should be able to short it unless the broker has some "local rules" so to speak.
    2
  6303. Good morning!
    2
  6304. Hi @Genesis A.D., It is ok on my side maybe try again?
    2
  6305. Yes. Curriculum Vitae.
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  6306. Hi @tish simonnet, I worked for the Citibank futures department which was called Citifutures in London and Citibank, Milan was a client of mine. I travelled fairly regularly to Milan in the mid 1990s as I had a lot of clients there.
    2
  6307. Same to you!
    2
  6308. I will put another link there in a minute.
    2
  6309. Morning
    2
  6310. Good morning, Aaron. Beautiful spring day here in London. Hope it's a nice day where you are too.
    2
  6311. +BaronGoldBaron I am not losing sleep over getting back in the City.
    2
  6312. Yes I know about that link but it's not really what I am looking for. I am looking for something like what paypal do with paypal.me/maneco64 link.
    2
  6313. Yes. I enjoyed it but it just did not work out for me. I met a lot of interesting people to say the least!
    2
  6314. Dubai Vault. I received 0.053 grams of AU.
    2
  6315. I have an account with goldmoney already. I have put my email in the description of this video.
    2
  6316. John, I’m happy to be of service and thanks for the feedback.
    2
  6317. A lot of volatility as I’ve always said. Not sure why they dumped the other day.
    2
  6318. I have. I did a video about it yesterday and spoke about it in my livestream last Sunday.
    2
  6319. Thanks @John Roberts.
    2
  6320. It’s probably because they are probably having to spend their fiat reserves because of market conditions so their gold reserves as a percentage of total reserves is actually growing so they don’t need to buy more for now. I don’t think it means, nevertheless, that the Russian State doesn’t value gold anymore. I think Mr Putin knows very well how important it’s for a country like Russia to have an ample gold reserve.
    2
  6321. Yes! Thank you!
    2
  6322. Morning!
    2
  6323. I am. Thanks.
    2
  6324. I am. Thanks.
    2
  6325. Yes and the BIS is still in charge through the FSB and the Basel rules and guidelines.
    2
  6326. Good morning!
    2
  6327. Good morning!
    2
  6328. Good point @Sandra Kallander.
    2
  6329. Good morning!
    2
  6330. Thank you too!
    2
  6331. Good morning!
    2
  6332. Good morning!
    2
  6333. Thanks, you too!
    2
  6334. Morning!
    2
  6335. That would be good too.
    2
  6336. Good morning!
    2
  6337. My pleasure
    2
  6338. Morning!
    2
  6339. Good morning!
    2
  6340. Morning
    2
  6341. Yes, and in a monetary sense when the supply of money and credit increases faster than the productive capacity of the economy the currency will lose value relative to the goods and services provided by that economy. So it feels like prices might be rising but its the value of the currency that is falling. You may get rising prices of some goods without the inflation of the money and credit if there is a shortage of that good.
    2
  6342. @Josef Mario Moric, I am sure he is aware of the tendencies of the ruling class but what we are trying to do is help inform the public about the mechanism they use in order that many will be self reliant enough not have to be ruled by these people.
    2
  6343. Hi @Thomas Moran, You are welcome and thanks.
    2
  6344. Our pleasure!
    2
  6345. Welcome aboard!
    2
  6346. Much appreciated
    2
  6347. We were answering all the questions we got from the first interview but I get where you are coming from.
    2
  6348. My pleasure!
    2
  6349. Welcome!
    2
  6350. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  6351. Good morning!
    2
  6352. Yes, even Treasury paper and Gilts are junk.
    2
  6353. I think a lot of perceived value or wealth will be wiped out but if you own shares of good businesses eventually it could be something worth having on the other side.
    2
  6354. Hi @Jeff Johnson, You are welcome.
    2
  6355. Morning!
    2
  6356. Thanks 🙏
    2
  6357. Hi Dietmar, My name is Mario btw. The US debt ceiling question is a problem and I have talked about it before. The last time it evolved into a crisis was back in 2011 and it led to S & P downgrading the U.S. to a notch lower than AAA and it also led to a massive move higher in gold and silver to $1921 and $50 respectively. Right now the problem seems to be off the radar as they have been able to sweep it under the carpet but it does not mean it is gone.
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  6358. Peter Schiff does not have a monopoly on ideas. I have been an advocate of free markets and sound money for over fifteen years (since around 1999) when I started following and learning about the Austrian School of Economics. The first time I heard of Peter Schiff was in 2007.
    2
  6359. The addresses are: www.paypal.me/maneco64 and the other one is maneco 64 @ www.patreon.com
    2
  6360. Good morning!
    2
  6361. My pleasure!
    2
  6362. Distractions abound!
    2
  6363. Well said
    2
  6364. Good point
    2
  6365. Good morning!
    2
  6366. Happy holidays and thank you.
    2
  6367. I appreciate that!
    2
  6368. Happy holidays!
    2
  6369. Good night
    2
  6370. Glad you enjoy it!
    2
  6371. Why shouldn't I ?
    2
  6372. The free market solves those kinds of questions so I would not lose sleep over it.
    2
  6373. +wormytom Well if prices go up then farming in the UK could actually be a good proposition. That is how the market works! Can you also imagine how much more efficient UK farms would be by now if it wasn't for decades of subsidies?
    2
  6374. How come British agriculture survived prior to the start of the CAP? Cheaper imports would actually decrease the cost of living so I think you have got it backwards.
    2
  6375. I will redesign it and correct it.
    2
  6376. Sorry, tom-dus, I hope you still like the mug.
    2
  6377. Have a look in the description of my video as I give viewers a couple of options where to find or get gold. You'd want to look at Gold Investments in the description if you'd like to get coins and bars.
    2
  6378. Morning!
    2
  6379. Thanks, @Jake Jones.
    2
  6380. Thanks so much
    2
  6381. Thanks so much
    2
  6382. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  6383. No.
    2
  6384. +Annie Farmer Thanks. I've subscribed to your channel and enjoyed watching your dogs and pet goat.
    2
  6385. @peterburke8650 , How do you think the government is making it difficult for Glint to file its accounts?
    2
  6386. +N 10SZ I guess the internet would not be what it is if wasn't for trolls like you! Thanks for watching my videos and keep trolling!!! Reply ·
    2
  6387. Good morning!
    2
  6388. Morning!
    2
  6389. I think you mean "False Flag".
    2
  6390. Enjoy the book!
    2
  6391. It will affect all fiat currencies the Bank of England note included even though the pound has already had had a huge haircut since 2008 when it bought $2 and €1.6
    2
  6392. Yes I know. My parents had some very good Iranian friends and I was good friends with their sons. I remember they had to leave everything behind in Tehran.
    2
  6393. I guess it would be Mr Mnuchin the Treasurer who sign every FRN.
    2
  6394. Just because they try to control and suppress the price doesn’t mean one cannot use technical analysis to try and figure out price moves.
    2
  6395. +TrueGritProductions Yes. It's a massive transfer of wealth.
    2
  6396. +R R Have a look at www.shadowstats.com. John Williams does a great job in explaining how the statistics have been corrupted and where we really are if we go back to calculating them how it used to be calculated back in 1990 and 1980.
    2
  6397. Fake news from Uganda just like the trillions of gold that will be mined from asteroids.
    2
  6398. Hello there!
    2
  6399. End The Fed. I think they will self destruct though.
    2
  6400. Thanks, Reagan Westlake.
    2
  6401. Good morning, Jane!
    2
  6402. Morning!
    2
  6403. Same to you!
    2
  6404. Technically Americans are not supposed to invest in ICOs but they have been the biggest participants.
    2
  6405. Hi @Symbiot 59, It is me but I know what you mean. Many people are using popular topics and themes put out by real people like me and having ChatGPT turn it into a podcast. it is not very original but it is what it is.
    2
  6406. Yes, from tomorrow for a week.
    2
  6407. Thank you! 😃
    2
  6408. Thank you!!
    2
  6409. Thank you kindly
    2
  6410.  @BlueWaterSTAX  Thanks for the idea and the contribution.
    2
  6411. My pleasure!
    2
  6412. It is short term noise. Don't forget the pound fetched $2.11 back in 2007.
    2
  6413. Hi @Inner dinosaur, He is right next to me so i shall do so forthwith.
    2
  6414. The current cost of living crisis and the fact that the vast majority are getting poorer is quite something I would say.
    2
  6415. Yes, but that's a subject for another discussion.
    2
  6416. Morning!
    2
  6417. The NZD is worth US$ 0.6650 and the AUD is worth US$ 0.7177. So that is how I quote those two fx rates and as you can see right now the kiwi dollar buys less US dollars than the Aussie dollar.
    2
  6418. Thank you too
    2
  6419. Most probably not enough. I bet the people of Orange County wish they had known about before they elected Robert Citron to take care of the County's finances.
    2
  6420. Welcome aboard!
    2
  6421. My pleasure!
    2
  6422. Yes, but pretty soon that $250k will buy very little. The other thing I would say is that the FDCI had $125 billion in assets before the current banking crisis and total bank deposits are equal to $17 trillion so if we do see a systemic crisis, unless the Fed's printer goes brrr, the FDIC insurance is toast.
    2
  6423.  @Celticcross688  I guess so but as I said why keep more than you need in a currency that is losing 10% and has lost 99% of its value versus gold since 1971? If FSCS were to have trouble covering even the deposits under £85k (their assets are a fraction of total insured deposits) the government/BOE would just print to pay you and that is even more inflationary.
    2
  6424. Morning!
    2
  6425. Thanks for listening
    2
  6426. Thank you too!
    2
  6427. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  6428.  @kirilmihaylov1934  Without government there would be no Central banks.
    2
  6429.  @rumpelstiltskin9768  Thanks. That is the way I feel about it.
    2
  6430. Good afternoon M. Bullion!
    2
  6431. Thanks and you are welcome.
    2
  6432. So is that why the stock price of DB is down 47% YTD? Liquidity can vanish very quickly just ask Dick Fuld of Lehman fame!
    2
  6433. Yes. 3rd of October is Deutsche Einheit or Reunification Day. I think Deutsche Bank is only the first domino so even though Germany will be closed on Monday all the other markets won't.
    2
  6434. Central Banks are destroying the markets. Anyway it's a free country as they say and you are entitled to your opinion.
    2
  6435. Well maybe it would help if you actually watch the video first before making comments about it.
    2
  6436. This morning when I made my video all the major European banks were down between 3% to 5% because of the weakness in DB. That is what I mean by contagion.
    2
  6437. Well I have not shorted the S & P or Dow and I have been holding on to gold and silver. Gold is up almost 40% in my home currency and silver is up almost 60%. If that is being a "loser" then I do not mind being one!
    2
  6438. Well this morning the markets in Europe were down significantly and so were the Dow and S & P futures. If you listen to the video carefully it was made around 4am NY time. Have I been wrong about DB? I do not think so as I have been warning about it for months and today we made a new all-time low in the stock. What we are seeing today is a "dead cat bounce" as nothing has changed or fixed. I have not lost anything by the way.
    2
  6439. Thanks!
    2
  6440. Couldn't agree more with you.
    2
  6441. You mean DOJ? I have not heard any official come out and say anything. It's only a rumour. Even if the fine is lowered from $14 billion to $5.4 billion I do not think it makes any difference as DB has been on the way down long before the fine was announced.
    2
  6442. +Robert Are the ATMs down throughout Germany or is it just an isolated incident?
    2
  6443. You are welcome.
    2
  6444. I agree with you.
    2
  6445. Any time!
    2
  6446. +Marcus Yeagle Yes I remember that. So it looks like we could be nearing a top. It could go a bit higher but as a trade it looks like it might be time to cash some chips.
    2
  6447. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  6448. He regularly makes videos outside in St. Petersburg. Go to his channel and have a look.
    2
  6449. 5000 rubles per gram.
    2
  6450. Pocahontas!!!
    2
  6451. I guess we could call it the West too! Include everyone.
    2
  6452. Yes it is PIIGS or Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain.
    2
  6453. And the other point is that the extra spending by government (deficit spending) creates more debt as government spends more than it takes in in taxes. Deficit spending always result in higher inflation and debasement of the currency.
    2
  6454. Yes but my point is that this private sector production would not exist in free market.
    2
  6455. I appreciate that
    2
  6456. No. The best milkshakes are the gold and silver ones. The dollar is a fiat currency and it will go the way of all fiat currencies and that is to zero.
    2
  6457. Morning!
    2
  6458. Much appreciated
    2
  6459. Same to you!
    2
  6460. I do not post my videos on Odysee. Do you mean LBRY?
    2
  6461. Hi Sam B, Totally agree with you.
    2
  6462. Morning
    2
  6463. ..and Covid
    2
  6464. Thanks 👍
    2
  6465. The best gold and silver coins in the UK are the coins of the realm like sovereigns and britannias. For silver aside from the bullion britannia coins you could look into getting the old pre-1920 sterling silver coins like crowns, half-crowns, florins, shillings, sixpence and threpence.
    2
  6466. You too!
    2
  6467. Once the administrators have reconciled the accounts you should be able to get delivery. The minimum is 10 grams.
    2
  6468. They have been up and running since around November 2019.
    2
  6469. The U.S. operation of Glint is unaffected.
    2
  6470. Thanks for sharing
    2
  6471. Good point.
    2
  6472. If it happens make sure it's hidden well.
    2
  6473. Me too.
    2
  6474. Always
    2
  6475. Hi Somnium, Thanks. Here's my smart adderss: SSkubwbviXc8W7e5zACW2JHTvzi1bnSfWQ
    2
  6476. Good morning!
    2
  6477. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  6478. Morning!
    2
  6479. +Wake Up The bankster can already do that if they so wish at the Shanghai Gold Exchange which is up and running. By the way the Chinese currency is they yuan and not the Chinese dollar.
    2
  6480. +The Forest Revealed The proof is that the Chinese have been steadily working to make themselves less dependent on the dollar by creating the conditions to do so. The conditions are the following: continued and steady acquisition of physical gold over the last dozen years, the creation of exchanges to allow for trading in the physical commodities they need for their economy (Shanghai Futures Exchange), bi-lateral agreements with other countries to deal in each other's currencies instead of the dollar and most recently the creation of the Shanghai International Energy Exchange (affiliate of the Shanghai Futures Exchange) where they will look to start trading an oil contract priced in yuan. Sellers of the oil contract will receive yuan and will have the wherewithal to take those yuans and convert into physical gold if they would like to. This is not opinion it is just fact.
    2
  6481. Thank you kindly
    2
  6482. I don't follow him. It was through Keith Weiner's retweet that I saw it.
    2
  6483. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  6484. $440 million not billion
    2
  6485. They also own the major mainstream media outlets, they endow the major universities etc.... That's why we need to keep informing people.
    2
  6486. Hi Calvin, thank you and you are welcome.
    2
  6487. Euro dollar refers to the dollars traded in London amongst the major international banks. LIbor or the London Inter-Bank Offered Rate is the rate at which banks lend dollars in London to each other from overnight to usually as long as six months. What happened in 2008 is that none of these banks trusted each other anymore so the libor rates went through the roof as confidence in the banking system imploded.
    2
  6488. Hi Terry, It seems you’ve read my mind! I’m actually preparing something about that.
    2
  6489. Hi Dissident Veteran, Thanks for subscribing. Here are a couple of videos that will help you understand better how the powers that be have controlled education and also the media. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErJTC9ohQhM, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zx8y-vRXe_w
    2
  6490. I’m holding on to them as they will become the new “central banks” as they mine real money.
    2
  6491. Yes, it shows how much the Bank of England promise has been diluted. Legally the sovereign still has a face value of £1 as the sovereign is still legal tender.
    2
  6492. Yes in April
    2
  6493. Morning!
    2
  6494. Morning!
    2
  6495. Yes that would be in today’s money.
    2
  6496. Hello there!
    2
  6497. Morning
    2
  6498. Morning
    2
  6499. Yes, I forgot about him.
    2
  6500. Rhoback dot com
    2
  6501. Same to you!
    2
  6502. Hello there!
    2
  6503. Good morning!
    2
  6504. +D. M.C. Just trying something new but if you miss it I think I'll revert back to it. Thanks for the feedback.
    2
  6505. +Joe OMalley Thanks.
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  6506. +RJN4444 I'm not scared. What I have said is that youtube has cracked down on political analysis from people like me as I do not have a mainstream slant. I am almost doing these videos full time now and the ad revenue is becoming more significant for me. I will try to find a way to get around the youtube algos.
    2
  6507. Thanks.
    2
  6508. Good morning!
    2
  6509. Hi @Tim, Thanks.
    2
  6510. Thank you too
    2
  6511. Thanks. I thought it was around 1966.
    2
  6512. Maybe so but it is happening and will have major consequences on people's lives.
    2
  6513. Good morning!
    2
  6514. Morning!
    2
  6515. Good night
    2
  6516. Sorry about that. Editing malfunction.
    2
  6517. Beginning of February delivery.
    2
  6518. Thank you very much!
    2
  6519. It is JSMineset but like you said this one too seems to be down.
    2
  6520. Many thanks
    2
  6521. You're welcome!
    2
  6522. Glad you liked it!
    2
  6523. I appreciate that!
    2
  6524. Good morning
    2
  6525. I appreciate that
    2
  6526. Great point
    2
  6527. Good morning.
    2
  6528. Thanks for the sub!
    2
  6529. Hello there!
    2
  6530. Sounds great!
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  6531. I have already through the Charles Savoie's work on www.silver-investor.com
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  6532. Yes. Reoccurring in nature.
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  6533. Hi Gary, I don't know what will happen to Glint as a company. The administrators are in charge for now but it looks like the funds and the gold are accounted for.
    2
  6534. Good morning!
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  6535. Thanks.
    2
  6536. Good morning!
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  6537. +James Economy I have a a great deal of viewers who enjoy the ALTA report summary. I don't think Clif High is a scam artist and I have been following his work for about 10 years and I think his linguistics analysis is a valuable tool for forecasting. Is it perfect? Definitely not.
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  6538. Clif High collects language/data and not opinion. It's called Predictive Linguistics.
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  6539. +Tony Blaylock He mentions it at the end of the report and I mentioned it at the end of my summary.
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  6540. Yes, 1920 is when they killed debased sterling silver down to 50% instead of 92.5% and then from 1947 they took all the silver away from the coinage.
    2
  6541. Hi @LinQ, Janet Yellen would not know if inflation hit her in the face.
    2
  6542. Hi @Mike Parrott.
    2
  6543. Hi @Michael White, I am not sure whether they do here in the UK but in the US they might be ok. You might want to consult with ITM t=Trading if you are in the US. They would know.
    2
  6544. Morning!
    2
  6545. Buy now while you still can if you are in Estonia 🇪🇪
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  6546. +Nathan Neiman My point is that they manipulate in order to discourage the public from owning the two currencies/money with the best track record in terms of purchasing power over the last five thousand years. If they did not they paper trash fiat money would not have a chance in hell of surviving.
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  6547. Good on you mate! (Aussie expression) :)
    2
  6548. That's patience which I talked about and the fact that there will always opportunities.
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  6549. Yes I saw that story as well.
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  6550. Thank you too
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  6551. Yes the definition of a dollar is 371.25 grains of fine silver. Unfortunately even I have fallen into the trap of calling FRNs dollar. The Dollar Index should really be called the FRN Index.
    2
  6552. Good morning!
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  6553. Morning!
    2
  6554. Happy to hear that!
    2
  6555. Much appreciated
    2
  6556. I appreciate that
    2
  6557. Good morning Peter.
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  6558. Hi @jimumble6355, You are welcome.
    2
  6559. Good morning @Scoobyism3.
    2
  6560. YouTube chooses that.
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  6561. Hi @kennywalker5378, I am aware of what is going on with LIV golf and I did watch some of the Promotion event and thought it was quite a good format. I try to stick to economics and markets as I am not really a golf channel. The conflict in golf is more related to the PGA Tour and the Saudis but I guess Trump is behind LIV so I guess one could argue that the PGA Tour represents the establishment and LIV is a challenge to it?
    2
  6562. My Twitter handle is at maneco1964. There are a lot of impersonators there unfortunately. I have around 16.3k followers
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  6563. Thank you too
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  6564. You too!!
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  6565. Thanks.
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  6566. Under EU law as of January 1st, 2016 governments are not allowed to bail out banks but things have been so screwed up since the financial meltdown of 2008 that you can never count out anything anymore.
    2
  6567. Usually if that ratio is falling it means both silver and gold are rising while silver is outperforming gold.
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  6568. +Sean Knowles I'm not too sure whether Vol in financial assets can go further down. Despite the geopolitical environment Vol is still at historic lows. Central banks are purposefully keeping Vol down as a way of diffusing risk in the financial markets but one day that will all change. You could be right about being short Vol but in my opinion at this juncture its like trying to pick pennies off a busy motorway (M25).
    2
  6569. Nopec
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  6570. If they are defined benefit or final salary probably but I would say you need to check that.
    2
  6571. Good morning!
    2
  6572. You're welcome!
    2
  6573. Good morning!
    2
  6574. I like that
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  6575. Not if you trust the Fed and the banking system.
    2
  6576. I don't see why the Press Officer would lie about it. As far as Basel 3 implementation is concerned the information is all public.
    2
  6577. The local doctor will as my nephew took one a couple weeks ago when went to Spain.
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  6578. Almost
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  6579. Yes, Switzerland is amber but they are allowing people in with the tests. The UK government does not recommend people travelling to amber countries but it does not stop people from doing so.
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  6580. I would not worry about the CGT if you are buying 20 ounces.
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  6581. If you are way up on our holdings I would recommend selling some. How much it's up to you. 1/5, 1/3 or 1/4? If it corrects lower you can buy some back and if not you will still have some. As the saying goes you cannot go broke by taking a profit.
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  6582. +Vibin Joseph Because the yen is the main carry trade currency and is convertible in the international fx markets. International investors and speculators have easy access to the yen and with rates in Japan at zero it is cheap to borrow in. I've made several videos about this. Search for Japanese yen carry trade in my YouTube channel.
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  6583. That’s not me it’s an impersonator. I’ve deleted message. I don’t advise people to contact others about cryptos
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  6584. Morning
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  6585. When gold goes up the dollar goes down and vice versa. The dollar index is a basket of deplorable currencies just like the fiat dollar. All it means is that the other fiat currencies are dropping versus real money compared to the fiat dollar.
    2
  6586. Morning
    2
  6587. Morning
    2
  6588. Check Rhoback dot com
    2
  6589. Glad you liked it
    2
  6590. Hi @lowbloodprsure, It sure feels like a manufactured crisis much like Lindsey Williams talks about in his 1970s book entitled the “Energy Non Crisis” which. The so-called oil crisis of the 1970s was used as a platform to usher in the Petrodollar onto the world while maybe this present “crisis” is about ushering in a reversal of globalisation?
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  6591. +Artytom Delta just means "the difference" between to prices. I guess the price of silver would go through the lower levels before getting to $600. I do not think Clif Highs says that $600 will be the top or limit.
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  6592. +Paul Wiffen I don't thik the UK government has ever confiscated gold coin or bullion like the US did in 1933 but what they could do is limit the purchase of it like they did in the 1960s and 1970s.
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  6593. The last currency I would hold would be US $ or any other fiat currency (£ included) but that's what I would do. I try to hold as little fiat money as possible as that actually helps finance the banks and the government. I personally prefer physical gold (sovereigns) and silver (britannias or bars). That's what I would do. You need to decide for yourself what's best for you. Hope this helps.
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  6594. Any time!
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  6595. Happy holidays!
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  6596. Sometimes I do get the day or the date wrong.
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  6597. Good morning
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  6598. My pleasure!
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  6599. The Brazilian currency is definitely linked to the US dollar. They all are. I'd say the Russian ruble is the least linked to the dollar. Brazil holds $367 billion of dollar reserves.
    2
  6600. Morning!
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  6601. My pleasure!
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  6602. The British pound has survived in name only because it has nothing to do with what the pound or sterling was prior to WWI. All the silver and gold have been taken out of the British monetary system so it is purely a fiat instrument. The last time the coinage had some silver was in 1946 and then in 1971 decimalization basically changed the currency too. The name pound has survived just like the rupee in India. In terms of value £1 was worth $4.88 for almost 100 years up until the outbreak of WWI and now £1 is $1.345. In terms of gold £1 used to be 0.2354 troy ounces and now the fiat £1 is 0.00074738 troy ounces. The Fed does not owe anything it is the US Treasury that owes the debt so it is possible if we get a lot higher rates in the uS like Greece got back in 2011/12 that they could default. The Treasury might decide just to print to pay off the debt but then the dollar would become even more worthless. By the way, the gold sovereign coin in the UK is still legal tender with a face value of £1 but it cost about £340 to £350 in fiat pounds to buy. So to sum up the powers that be really confuse the public about money and currency. I'd say it's cognitive dissonance.
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  6603. Jon Grant a looney socialist who confuses government waste/spending with investment.
    2
  6604. Later on today.
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  6605. Glad you liked it!
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  6606. Happy New Year @ Lord Humongus.
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  6607. Maybe so but both these countries have been increasing their gold reserves at the same time which is not something we can say for the West. it is not to say though that they would also have problems.
    2
  6608. Hi @AI, That is a krugerrand paper weight I got from Gold Investments. it is not made of gold though.
    2
  6609. Same to you!
    2
  6610. Happy new year!
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  6611. @B Walsh, The markets are closed today.
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  6612. Hi @Mr. Bullion. Thanks for watching.
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  6613. If you look at the chart since the mid 1980s the trend is down and also since the last top in 2017. Markets do not go down or up in a straight line.
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  6614. I'll check it out
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  6615. Well said
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  6616. +dwardt1 Or it could be the Chinese daring the Americans. President Trump promised "fire and fury" if further provoked by the DPRK. if the DPRK continues its provocations and America doesn't respond it will a huge blow to the American Empire and its projection of military power.
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  6617. Commercial property too.
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  6618. Complete shutdown of everything. Markets, Banks, credit cards, debit cards.
    2
  6619. Thanks @Gilles Bujold.
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  6620. Thanks Monir.
    2
  6621. Morning!
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  6622. Hi @stevebyers9672, I saw that the US is looking to ban uranium from Russia yesterday. I will look into uranium. I did have Cameco share years ago but not right now. You are probably looking forward to April 7th like I am so here is something you might like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CdrEVoOX4w&t=610s
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  6623. Glad you liked it!
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  6624. Morning
    2
  6625. You are very welcome
    2
  6626. I will check it out
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  6627. I will be going soon. All booked.
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  6628. No problem 👍
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  6629. Morning!
    2
  6630. Morning!
    2
  6631. Hi Jane, you’re welcome. Let me know what you think of my new thumbnails for my videos. Thanks
    2
  6632. Now we need to escape the "Westmonster" and Bank of England death grip of endless debt and fiat currency inflation. Brussels was only the first step.
    2
  6633. Thanks, @Lord Humongus.
    2
  6634. Glad you enjoyed it
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  6635. Hi @J C, I did not say the EU but the ECB which is a big difference. I said the ECB's balance sheet has inflated more than the Fed's. The EU does not have the legal power or a Treasury that can do what the U.S. treasury does but each individual nations in the EU can tax and spend too and the lower rates that the ECB's QE creates also allows individual country to spend beyond their means.
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  6636. You're welcome!
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  6637. We actually had a long walk before recording.
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  6638. Thank you too
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  6639. Morning!
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  6640. Hi @Mattheu Mattheu, I did not. Funny that he thought so.
    2
  6641. Happy birthday!
    2
  6642. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  6643. The operation was on my right eye and it has healed well and the last stitches were taken off yesterday. Thanks.
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  6644. Glad you liked it!
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  6645. Yes, that is why i don't like it and only have 50
    2
  6646. I think they’re quite common but you need to do your research. See how much they go on eBay for example and so on....
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  6647. I don't think it will but never say never especially if the GSR turns around and silver becomes very valuable.
    2
  6648. Good morning
    2
  6649. Glad you like them!
    2
  6650. Welcome
    2
  6651. Morning!
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  6652. Not open to US or Chinese investors unfortunately.
    2
  6653. Peculium is Latin for savings.
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  6654. It will be 667 soon so don't worry.
    2
  6655. Glad it was helpful!
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  6656. Morning!
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  6657. My pleasure!
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  6658. Hi @Grow Mechanic, Good morning to you too.
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  6659. It could be the the first domino to fall.
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  6660. I have a refused offers of a smart meter too.
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  6661. Thanks. He deserves it.
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  6662. Hi @Mr Bullion, Hope you are doing well.
    2
  6663. Yes! Thank you!
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  6664. @cal4625, You must be a subsistence farmer I guess.
    2
  6665. Morning!
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  6666. Hi @stevebyers9672, My wife left all he pension invested so it has been indirectly invested in tech and done.
    2
  6667. Thanks @Zipper Fixer.
    2
  6668. Thank you @fox moongaze.
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  6669. It is difficult to say exactly what happens but i expect more disruptions in the economy in 2023 and higher prices.
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  6670. Glad to hear it!
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  6671. Morning!
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  6672. Yes all the speculators that were front running CB QE of the long end will all try and rush out of the cinema at the same time.
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  6673. Yes. There are quite a few who expect the BOJ to steepen the curve by twisting over to the shorter end or less duration as you point out. It looks like the Japanese officials are running out of long duration paper as they have pretty much cornered the market. The drop in price of long duration JGBs could, nevertheless, trigger a bond market disaster as you probably now the convexity of these bonds could accentuate the drop in prices and it could definitely contagion for other markets like US treasuries, German bunds, Gilts, Italian BTPS ETC...
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  6674. Morning
    2
  6675. Same to you!
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  6676. Thank you, I will
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  6677. No. He was around before my time.
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  6678. Glad you enjoy it!
    2
  6679. Thank you!
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  6680. Hi @annetimm7886, I also own stock in mining companies. What I think is important is if you are going to save you do it in real money or physical gold and silver. The other thing I would say is that there are many who follow me and are thankful to hear about these kinds of opportunities.
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  6681. Thank you!
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  6682. The dollars they hold in reserves is to buy oil and other commodities from 3rd party countries and not the US. So they will sell their dollars for whatever other non-dollar asset or real asset or even other currencies like the yuan or ruble.
    2
  6683. Thanks @Peter Brunsgaard.
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  6684. Morning!
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  6685. Morning!
    2
  6686. Hello there!
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  6687. Hi @Grow Mechanic, Good morning to you too.
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  6688. Morning!
    2
  6689. Good morning!
    2
  6690. Hi @Richard Martin.
    2
  6691. Good morning
    2
  6692. Hi, Check the link to find out more. It is not an entity.
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  6693. +Michael Martin The $200 trillion figure includes unfunded liabilities like social security, medicare and medicaid. Technically they are liabilities that will be incurred in the future so they are not debt per se. Believe me I am not trying to distract anyone but I am also trying to be factual.
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  6694. The guy at Royal Coin was very calm and measured too. No hype like in the crypto space. I like that.
    2
  6695. The bullion banks withe help of the Federal Reserve.
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  6696.  @davidwright8626  Maybe but people can still buy stuff under a lockdown and it is all a matter of faith and confidence in the currency.
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  6697. You mean the Federal Reserve Note?
    2
  6698. Our pleasure!
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  6699. Same to you!
    2
  6700. Our pleasure!
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  6701. Hi @John Bethea, Yes.
    2
  6702. Same to you.
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  6703. Not just cash but the old currency held electronically in banks and also government bonds.
    2
  6704. Thank you! Cheers!
    2
  6705. Good morning!
    2
  6706. Thanks.
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  6707. EU MEPs have no power to propose or initiate legislation. They are there purely to rubber stamp rules and regulations created by unelected bureaucrats. This should help clarify things for you it is called Brexit the Movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTMxfAkxfQ0 I highly recommend it!
    2
  6708. Good morning
    2
  6709. Thanks! You too!
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  6710.  Anonymous  Sure. I have spoken about them before but will do it again. Not a problem.
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  6711. Morning Cosi Fan Tutte.
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  6712. Much appreciated!
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  6713. No. The markets are open in Europe and futures markets are open as well.
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  6714. As I said in this video i spoke about Putin's speech back on June 23rd, I think people like SD Bullion are finally waking up to its importance so that is a good thing.
    2
  6715. Hello there!
    2
  6716. Hi @Jack Nichols, I try my best. Thanks.
    2
  6717. Hi @ Grow Mechanic, Good morning to you too sir.
    2
  6718. Same to you!
    2
  6719. Morning!
    2
  6720. Morning
    2
  6721. Glad you enjoy it!
    2
  6722. Hello there!
    2
  6723. Enjoy!
    2
  6724. Hello there!
    2
  6725. After 43 years of playing I am still working on it. It never stops.
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  6726. You are looking at gold the wrong way if you are worried about a fiat dollar figure (2000) the fact is that over time fiat currencies go to zero and it won't be different for the fiat dollar. Since 1953 the dollar has lost 98% of its value versus gold.
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  6727. Thanks, @Graham Hobbs!
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  6728. First of all I didn’t say Glint is better than holding physical gold but it does allow you use your gold like an everyday day currency and in tiny fiat amounts too.
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  6729. Don’t forget though that if you hold gold with Glint it’s outside the banking system as it is held in a Brinks Vault in Switzerland in your name and an allocated account. If you leave it in £ then it is within the banking system.
    2
  6730. Hello there!
    2
  6731. Morning!
    2
  6732. You too!
    2
  6733. Glad to help
    2
  6734. I appreciate that!
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  6735. Because the bond market which is the market where long term interest rates are set is many times bigger than the Fed's balance sheet. World financial assets are around $300 trillion and the Fed's balance sheet is $4.5 trillion. The bond market is around 2/3rds of all financial assets.
    2
  6736. Morning!
    2
  6737. You too!
    2
  6738. You too!
    2
  6739. Morning
    2
  6740. Hi @ Frizzie, I did already and in several videos back in March. Here is a link to one of them:https://youtu.be/irwAKP-bTIM
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  6741. Hi @Kane6676, I am in London, England and generally make my videos in the morning here so my videos are not timed to correspond with price moves in the market.
    2
  6742. Good night
    2
  6743. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  6744. I guess if you think having big government and inflation is prosperity than you are right.
    2
  6745. I don't know.
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  6746. I think the crypto space has much more potential than the stock market which has been propped up for 10 years by free money from central banks. Even though the cryptos have corrected I think the technology behind it is still in the early stages of adoption.
    2
  6747. Good morning!
    2
  6748. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  6749. I thought it was Paraguay?
    2
  6750. Good morning!
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  6751.  @revpgesqredux  Google Norman Dodd interview with G. Edward Griffin and you will see who was most probably behind WWI and WWII. It has to do with the Tax-Free Foundations like the Carnegie Foundation for International Peace, the Ford Foundation, and so on.
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  6752. Thanks!
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  6753. Our pleasure!
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  6754. Hi Paul, I have not noticed any sudden drop in views or subs. We will have to wait and see.
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  6755. +Padd, I think there are quite a few factors impacting gold. It had a very good run since mid December and it found some resistance around $1220. The Chinese New Year might be having an impact but there are also some who think Comex options expiration tomorrow has resulted in the commercials trying to defend their short call positions. The other factor impacting precious metals, IMO, is the rise in the US treasury yields. The 10 year has risen from below 2.40% a couple of weeks ago to around 2.53%. I would also say that the rise in the stock market to new all time highs has not helped either.
    2
  6756. Morning!
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  6757. Hi @Nick Staben, The shares have traded 300k times so far today and are up 13%. So what you might want to do is contact your broker and give them the ticker and ask them if your account settings allow you to trade these shares if not you could ask them to change the settings. I had a word with the marketing company and they spoke to Zacatecas and they told him the shares trade regularly in the US OTC market and on the TSX. The marketing guy even said you could give Zacatecas a call if you'd like to know more about the company. I hope that helps.
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  6758. You should do what makes you feel comfortable.
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  6759. Thanks @Grant Harding
    2
  6760. Same to you
    2
  6761. Good morning! Cold here in London.
    2
  6762. Hi @Paul Brown, I don't think metals are all you need in a hyperinflation. If you go to my Hyperinflation Files I recommend the interview I did with Star Path Academy. During a hyperinflation many people have to get rid of their metals because of necessity. The trick is getting through the hyperinflation and having gold and silver on the other side. Friends and community will be just as important and that is why I have been trying to warn people. Having fiat currency though will definitely not help you during a currency collapse.
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  6763. Interesting. I just got a message from someone in Japan who is worried about a collapse of the whole system.
    2
  6764. Billy will get extra treats!
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  6765. +Jon I have heard that recently from them yes but I think PM May has made it clear that brexit is brexit.
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  6766. Joe OMalley I, like you am a saver, so I think you are doing the right thing. I do have some investing/trading positions in the system but would not be affected that badly were the system to fail or shut down for a few months like during 1914 (outbreak of war). I could skype you if you like to talk about it.
    2
  6767. +Timmy Thanks
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  6768. Hi @FullOfHope, It could all happen very quickly once it starts and I would say we are close to when it starts. Not more than 18 months I would say.
    2
  6769. Good morning.
    2
  6770. Thanks
    2
  6771. You are welcome!
    2
  6772. Thanks, you too!
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  6773. Hi @Patrick Henry, I have said this quite a few times these last few years or that there will be a rebalancing of the scales from paper to hard assets and that the dow/gold ratio will eventually go to 1:1. Peter Thiel is chairman of Palantir and last year they bought $50 million of physical gold.
    2
  6774. Good morning!
    2
  6775. Thanks!
    2
  6776. Billy passed away in December of 2022 at age 14.5. The new puppy is called Ruby. He’s 16 months old.
    2
  6777. I agree but every little helps. Even if they are not successful the publicity could help.
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  6778. My pleasure!
    2
  6779. Hi @fullofhope2222, Nice to see you here. I hope you are doing well.
    2
  6780. Hi @Steve Goodwin, I did.
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  6781. You too!
    2
  6782. Hi Powell Mountain Mike, thanks for your support and feedback.
    2
  6783. Thank you too
    2
  6784. Where you service the interest only and don't pay off the principal. It's usually for mortgages.
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  6785. I know. At the time I made the video it was being reported. Shameful deceit in my opinion. I have written a note on the video about retraction and I also added a card with the link to a Paul Joseph Watson interview with Stefan Molyneux: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtDKfd-pEGw
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  6786. +Southeastern Ohio Homestead Yes I agree with your summation. The BIS even dealt with the Reichsbank during the second World War! There was a member of the Reichsbank on the board of the BIS.
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  6787. Brazil.
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  6788. Appreciate it
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  6789. There is only one way to measure the value of a fiat currency and that’s versus gold. So fifteen years ago the dollar bought 1/500th of one troy ounce of gold and now it buys 1/1955th. If you go further back to 1971 the dollar bought 1/35th of a troy ounce so the disappearance of the paper dollar has been gradual but I feel we are getting to a point where the disappearance will accelerate.
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  6790. They have been rising for years. Yesterday I used the post office here in the UK and the service I used has gone up by almost 50%. Don't forget about shrinkflation. I would say by the beginning of next year we will really starting to notice it.
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  6791. Yes, Nixon got the ball rolling on August 15, 1971.
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  6792. I don't but in order to show people who still watch them I have to look at it once in a while.
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  6793. +B. M. Yes. Under the video manager section the green dollar sign becomes yellow.
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  6794. +BaronSilver Baron I thought you didn't care about technical analysis? 😉
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  6795. +Alan from Belfast Thanks Alan.
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  6796. +Silver Crypto They don't have to they could be forced to reinvent it when confidence is lost in it. Gold is the only element that could do that.
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  6797. I worked there from 1993 to 1995.
    2
  6798. He was in another room today.
    2
  6799. 0.1% are very long odds!
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  6800. +Tom Collins That was the executive order passed on 12/21/2017 right? It targets foreigners but a lot of them are highly connected to the Deep State back in the U.S..
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  6801. Morning!
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  6802. Very welcome
    2
  6803. It probably would if got more votes.
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  6804. My pleasure!
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  6805. Good point.
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  6806. Yes and so are a lot of other crytpos.
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  6807. Family visit in Switzerland 🇨🇭!
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  6808. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  6809. If you'd like you can send it to me c/o Gold Investments. The details for Gold Investments are in the description of all my video. Thanks.
    2
  6810. Hello there!
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  6811. Thanks, will do!
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  6812. Good morning!
    2
  6813. Good morning!
    2
  6814. You are welcome.
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  6815. It's a hybrid. Electric and petrol/gasoline.
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  6816. I thought Who was on second? ;)
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  6817. Now if there is a crisis the PTB have changed the term and it is called a Bail In so that the depositors in the casino banks like Barclays, UBS, Deutsche Bank, Citigroup, HSBC etc... will lose all their money. That is why it is so important not to keep too much money with any bank. It has happened already (Cyprus). I am sure that those responsible (banks, central banks, politician, regulators) will not be held to account again.
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  6818. Hi Paul, thank you and the same to you.
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  6819. Morning!
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  6820. Morning!
    2
  6821. Yes, he was.
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  6822. Thanks, you too!
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  6823. Morning!
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  6824. Morning
    2
  6825. I appreciate it
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  6826. Yes, it already showed in the September report as it dropped to 4.8%
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  6827. Yes! Thank you!
    2
  6828. Thanks for listening
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  6829. Hi from London, @airconditionerking
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  6830. Good morning!
    2
  6831. That's the plan!
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  6832. Hi @grug Notice, Unless these 'big pallets" of cash you talk about are counterfeit or issued by another bank other than the Federal Reserve then they should be accounted for. Of course the Federal Reserve would not know where the cash is though.
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  6833. Yes. You mean the dan Jones book? If so yes.
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  6834. Good point. £5000 in 1968 was a significant amount as the UK average house price was around £4000.
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  6835. +Paul Wiffen probably central banks buying.
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  6836. Good morning!
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  6837. Hi, I do not really follow the situation in Iraq but I'd say whatever the US tries to do there is not for the benefit of Iraqis and not even the common American.
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  6838. You too
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  6839. Hello there!
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  6840. Good morning!
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  6841. Good morning!
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  6842. It is difficult to say but even if Switzerland totally gives up on neutrality it is still as good a place for property rights than any other country.
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  6843. You will still have 1 troy ounce or 31.1035 grams of gold regardless of the fiat price.
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  6844. It is from Rhoback. It has a finance spreadsheet print. Charts and bars, etc...
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  6845. Thank you too
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  6846. Then we will have a depression that will be even worse than the one in the 1930s. Bankruptcies all around and in this case you will also want to have some real money (gold and silver) handy. There will be fire sales all around.
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  6847. Fed meeting is on March 21 and 22. Announcement on 22nd at 14:00 ET
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  6848. I thought it was $2 trillion? The $6.5 trillion was just announced a few weeks ago.
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  6849. My pleasure
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  6850. No worries!
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  6851. Thanks for the visit
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  6852. You need to change your YouTube mnemonic to BaronBitcoin Baron.
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  6853. Hi @Jungle J.at0m, maybe read the whole FT article when you will see how bad things are here in the UK for a lot of people.
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  6854. Hi @masson H, Norway and Switzerland are two of the richest countries in the world and are not part of the EU. It is not Brexit that triggered the 2008 crisis and the size of government.
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  6855. You too!
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  6856.  @stupidscruff  I am not about anyone or everyone becoming rich but I would say that there is no free lunch and we cannot all live at the expense of everyone else. I am all for helping the truly needy but unfortunately, I feel the system has been abused by those who run it and those who know how to work it.
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  6857. Hi @readySetCode, What I think is that the system has been abused and the threshold for being considered disabled is not what it used to be in 1990. Frank Williams, for example, became a tetraplegic in 1986 and still ran a Formula 1 team for years so I'd things are not as clear cut as one thinks.
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  6858. Thanks @Peter Wilson. I'm getting rid of it right now.
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  6859. Glad you liked it!
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  6860. +sandra shaw You need to ask Mr Lacker that question not me. Maybe because he knew he'd be in big trouble and he did not want to lose his high paying job at the Richmond Fed? Or maybe he is actually falling on the sword for someone else at the Fed?
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  6861. Hi Jane, The COT report is published tomorrow by the CFTC around 3:30pm NY time so I will cover it probably on Saturday.
    2
  6862. Probably in China by now.
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  6863. I don't know. You need to ask the people at Zhejiang University.
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  6864. Morning!
    2
  6865. It looks like it.
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  6866. Morning!
    2
  6867. Thanks, you too!
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  6868.  @pepperleopard8846  it drives bond prices higher and yields lower thus keeping interest rates lower. It does so with not real savings but money/reserves created out of thin air. Unlike you and me the CB does not have to do something of value to earn its money.
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  6869.  @dennismays4907  I saw trouble when Bernanke gave his Helicopter Speech in 2002 as knew he was being groomed to take over the reins after Greenspan.
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  6870. Hi @Dennis Mays, I do not follow that "price". If you can get gold for $874 good for you.
    2
  6871. Hi @MrAndyfromdevon, I have not forgotten the South West of England.
    2
  6872. Hi @Robbie James, Maybe you should make a comment about what the video is. I think that would help get people interested to click on the link. Thanks.
    2
  6873. Thank you very much!
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  6874. Hi @Battery9876, Inflation is a monetary phenomenon and we have seen inflation go up massively in the last forty years as the amount of money and credit has gone through the roof. Deflation as I have said many times is when the money supply shrinks and debt is destroyed and paid off. Inflation leads to rising prices but the inflation usually flows into certain sectors first like government bonds, corporate bonds, real estate values and the stock market. Unfortunately, many people believe that rising and high commodity prices is inflation but it is just another sector of the economy that money flows into and eventually investors will shift away from the sectors that are overvalued now to the ones like commodities that are undervalued. What you need to understand is that the inflation has already happened in the form of all the fake money and credit that has been pumped into the system in the last few decades. If you look at the 1970s commodity bull market it happened about ten years after the U.S. started inflating the system via deficit spending for the War and Butter policy in the 1960s. So in the 1970s the economy was stagnating, unemployment was high and consumer goods prices (commodities) were high and people called that inflation but it was actually the consequence (rising prices) of the inflationary monetary policy of the 1960s and 1970s. So to sum up I think Globalist the climate change agenda is irrelevant as far as inflation and money is concerned.
    2
  6875. Good morning!
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  6876. Thank you very much!
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  6877. When bond yields rise the prices drop so NOT a good investment in my opinion.
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  6878. Hi @shanessturgis5637, The Lord Mayor is in charge of the Square Mile or City of London which is completely different than Greater London and Sadiq Kahn is the Mayor of greater London and not the City of London.
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  6879. +Judith Kernaghan Silver does not need to be controlled as it follows gold. Only when silver tries to run away (go up) on its own the bullion banks do intervene.
    2
  6880. Why should you you feel guilty about it?
    2
  6881. Hi @Ebaneezer Scourge, I spoke about this a few days ago how the carbon futures contract was created around 2005 or 2007 as I remember it being announced when I worked as a futures and options broker in the City of London. It is the bankers that own and control the futures exchanges.
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  6882. The bankers control carbon credits hence the problem.
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  6883. The welfare arm of things is Socialism and yes I do see the neo-feudalist arm of it too as I noted in my video. Maybe you did not listen to the whole report? Until we have small government and the sovereignty of the individual over the collective we will not be free. Socialism like neo-feudalism can only be implemented by force.
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  6884. Yes, the Priest of Finance will be making their statements from "Delphi" on the Potomac.
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  6885. I wonder if anything will actually change once the U.K. leaves the E.U. I somehow do not see Socialism being dismantled overnight and VAT and Business Rates being scrapped either.
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  6886. Socialism only works with overbearing government though and that is the problem with it. Freedom and free markets do not need an overbearing government. Socialism means that the government has to impose the will of the majority over individuals who do not want to go along with their policies and interference. Without force, Socialism does not work.
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  6887. Gold is money so the question I think one should ask is the following: "How much would I like to save for a rainy day?" It is different for everyone.
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  6888. Yes, and his father-in-law is one of the richest men in the world and is involved in the private equity business. I'm sure his family will benefit.
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  6889. Morning!
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  6890. guten tag herr @Quadman72
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  6891. Morning Jane.
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  6892.  @NonConformist-ys4wr  I only delete commercial spam and pornographic comments and impersonators of my channel.
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  6893. No I wouldn't but not willing to accept something and having it forced on you by the government are two different things. I am sure many people back in 1914 were not willing to accept the withdrawal from circulation of specie or gold coins but they did not have a choice and the war was used as an excuse.
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  6894. Morning!
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  6895. Thank you too
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  6896. Yes, it has been happening for years and they don't lift a finger. It almost as if someone is trying to sabotage certain channels.
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  6897. Hi @Jake Jones, I have not but will look into it. Thanks
    2
  6898. Welcome aboard!
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  6899. Well it was the CFTC chairman who admitted publicly that they pushed for the future ( non deliverable) in order to manipulate the price lower. Government should not interfere in the markets in a country where the Rule of Law is supposedly supreme.
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  6900. Hi K Vjqxzz, I am not too sure but I think the algorithms will probably push the videos that have more likes and are popular. I do not expect everyone to like my videos or views but it's just a reminder that if you do like the video not to forget to hit the like button.
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  6901. Hi @Mark McIntosh, the metals you mention are industrial ones so unless you have a great deal of storage space and you have a business that needs them I think it is not really practical. Gold and silver are monetary metals so it is a different story.
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  6902. You are so welcome
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  6903. I appreciate that!
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  6904. +tinfoil davy Fine with me. I just started doing this. Go and listen to the pros on CNBC and Bloomberg TV, I'm sure the kind of information and analysis they spout will suit you right to the ground.
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  6905. Gold is money so if you put some aside you are saving for the long haul. Gold has been the best store of value for thousands of year as it maintains its purchasing power. If you have an emergency or want to spend your savings Gold is the most marketable commodity which means you can exchange it for the national currency for wherever you may be. So if you have 4 Troy ounces of gold and you decide to buy a car that costs $3800 you can sell two ounces and get about $3800. The way to think about it is why do people in less developed countries hold on to dollars even though it’s not the local currency. With gold it’s the same and even better than holding dollars too.
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  6906. Thanks again!
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  6907. Glad you enjoyed it
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  6908. Thanks for coming on my channel, John.
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  6909.  @DutchLibertarian  Thanks
    2
  6910. Good morning!
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  6911. I agree with you. That's why I do these videos. Even though I do not reach that many people yet I think that if all of us who know about the corrupt system do our bit we could eventually wake enough people up to make a difference.
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  6912. Yes, Alan Blinder is a Keynesian Puppet.
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  6913. I guess the State of Israel will not need financing by then as it will have sucked the USA dry.
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  6914. Good morning!
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  6915. Thank you too!
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  6916. Great to hear!
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  6917. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  6918. Welcome! Thank you too.
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  6919. My pleasure!!
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  6920. The retails gold dealers usually charge a premium that can vary from 1% to even 10% above the spot price. If the spot price does go down like it has recently so will retail dealers prices. At least that is what happens here in the U.K..
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  6921. That's the flag of Wessex. An old kingdom in Britain prior to the Norman conquest in 1066. One of my viewers has it as his thumbnail and liked it so I bought a cushion.
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  6922. The Globalists have never paid much tax anyway. Their wealth is held in Offshore Tax Havens.
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  6923. Actually after the stock market closed the futures dropped another 60 points and not 400.
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  6924. The Jewish New Year or Rosh Hashana will be from sundown on October 3rd to sundown on October 4th. So I guess that from sundown on Sunday October 2nd until sundown Monday October 3rd will be the last day of the Shemitah.
    2
  6925. Welcome back!
    2
  6926. Hi @glennraydavis, What do you mean?
    2
  6927. Taxation in the UK is at the highest level in 70 years and prior to WWI government spending was rarely over 10% of GDP and now it is above 50%.
    2
  6928. I appreciate that
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  6929. Yes, the bread and circus and the inflation also led to the collapse.
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  6930. I'd let say let the people take care of themselves as well. No socialism period.
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  6931. I think she gave everybody the opportunity. Some too took it and some didn't
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  6932. Thank you too
    2
  6933. Hi Over Here, I buy silver fairly regularly and will probably buy some more soon.
    2
  6934. Yes but I would say the cost of living in Switzerland is very high too but I agree that the average Swiss worker is better off.
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  6935. I’d rather not hold any fiat currencies outside of the necessary for monthly expenditures but I would say if I had to choose I’d hold Swiss francs.
    2
  6936. Hi @very grateful
    2
  6937. So it cost a dog licence!
    2
  6938. Yes. You are right. That is what I meant.
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  6939. Communists do not respect the individual nor our natural rights. The collective is more important for them.
    2
  6940. +Paul Harlock He was out in the garden.
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  6941. UK budget deficit for 2015/2016 fiscal year ending in April 2016 was 4.1%. It's too early to forecast what 2016/2017 budget deficit will be.
    2
  6942. Thanks, @Peter Wilson. Same to you.
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  6943. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, My views have not changed and I still believe central banks are anathema to free markets and freedom in general. Mr Silber acknowledged that we don’t see eye to eye on everything but that we agree on the fact that gold and silver are the best stores of value for the last 5k years. I still would like to see Central Banks eradicated forever while Mr. Silber thinks we need them. I enjoyed his book on silver and learned a lot from it and he approached me and I think it’s important to be able to talk with people you don’t agree completely with.
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  6944. Ye, that is a good word to describe what is happening. I will keep it in mind as I think there will be plenty more opportunities to use it.
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  6945. Awesome! Thank you!
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  6946. Yes, that is basically it or even as Frederic Bastiat once said it "legal plunder".
    2
  6947. Good morning!
    2
  6948. +Phil Baker I think War originates from the Elite be it the U.S. elite or British Elite. The general population in the US and Britain never really want war but they are cajoled through fear and propaganda into fighting wars for the people on top who make fortunes from the misery and carnage of war.
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  6949. +Jon Thanks and you too. The Web Bot isn't perfect but it certainly gets a few forecasts spot on.
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  6950. They cost $15 in 2016.
    2
  6951. I agree. Gold and silver are far from dead and will be the only things that will help restore confidence once the fiat money system implodes.
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  6952. There is a way to do it but it would take discipline and a lot of belt tightening. The U.K. could back sterling 100% with gold but it would be at a much higher price than £950 per troy ounce.
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  6953. Because the U.S. and the Fed could not have a country under the Gold Standard if they wanted to keep the fiat system going. There was a huge campaign against Switzerland in the 1990s and especially its banks and what happened during WWII. Basically the U.S. and the powers that be forced the Swiss of the 40% backing and made them get rid of half their gold.
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  6954. Central banking is a Communist ideal it's even one of the 10 planks of the Communist manifesto. It does not matter if it's private or state owned it's still a monopoly. I also do not believe in the concept of a national debt it's unnecessary and allows governments to grow too big.
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  6955. Thanks
    2
  6956. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  6957. Good morning!
    2
  6958. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  6959. Good morning!
    2
  6960. Glad you enjoyed it
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  6961. I'd say it is just the beginning if we can get rid of fiat currency.
    2
  6962. Appreciate that
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  6963. The correlation between different asset classes have been heavily distorted by recent monetary policy of central banks (last 8 years or so). Normally a rising real 10yr treasury yield should be a sign of inflation so should help gold prices but with QE/NIRP and ZIRP everything is being distorted. I recommend you google Gibsons Paradox and read about the correlation between yields and gold prices.
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  6964. Good morning!
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  6965. Morning!
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  6966. Morning!
    2
  6967. I think it was from a coin dealer in France. Maison Palombo. You should find them if you google it.
    2
  6968. My point is we should not ignore what is going elsewhere because the regime there might be bad because as you say they bad pretty much everywhere.
    2
  6969. Good point.
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  6970. Hi @islandaerial3414, I think Bix refers to some gold explorers back in 1912 who did some digging and came out with some good results and extrapolated that they could get a lot of gold but the project never took off as it was not economical. I like Bix but in this case I think he has added 2 and 2 and come up with 10. https://www.nytimes.com/1912/06/19/archives/tell-of-vast-riches-in-the-grand-canyon-men-engaged-in-gold.html
    2
  6971. Good morning!
    2
  6972. You are welcome!
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  6973. +OnlyMyPOV It would be good if you could do a video about the subject and explain it to us more thoroughly what really happened. I'm very interested.
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  6974. Thank you too
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  6975. Our pleasure!
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  6976. Hello there!
    2
  6977. +JustSomeGuy Here is some more on UK life expectancy. In 1900 it was 47 for men and 50 for women. http://www.localhistories.org/life.html
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  6978. The average life expectancy of 48 was mentioned in the Money Week documentary that i referenced in my video. There is a link to it in the description.
    2
  6979. +VC YT Government debt, in my opinion, is a bad thing but is the backbone of our fiat money system which is flawed.
    2
  6980. They took £1 so if ebay take 10% my net will be £23 or 28% still over the spot price.
    2
  6981. Actually, it is a man as I got his name and address for posting.
    2
  6982. I think you will find that there are hundreds of other transactions on eBay at the same price. The point is to prove that the spot or paper price has no basis in reality. I am not in Germany either as I said.
    2
  6983. Hi @John Jeffries, Thanks for your support as usual. All the best.
    2
  6984. Good morning, @Burkhard Dahms.
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  6985. Gold mining shares are speculative investments and they add the counter party risk side of the coin so if you are willing to risk some money on them it's up to you. Physical gold and silver are the safest kind of money and they will protect your purchasing power but I also expect their value in terms of fiat currencies to go up quite well without the added risk of mining shares.
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  6986. Trading gold is a different game and it is done in the paper markets like comex futures, etfs or spread trading. If that is what you'd like to do the only way to be successful is to make it your full time business as you will need to watch the markets 24/7 and even then it does not guarantee success. By following the markets 24/7 you will learn to recognise when the market moves are exaggerated and hopefully be able to exploit those moves by buying or selling. The other recommendation is to never leverage yourself to a level you are not comfortable with and that could wipe out your capital on a sharp market movement. In essence don't be too greedy. I hope this helps.
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  6987.  @fullofhope2222  Yes, and the carbon emission credits are the new indulgences that people like Hubert Keller will be stupidly paying for.
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  6988. Morning
    2
  6989. Morning!
    2
  6990. @Jonas Wimelius, I have just spoken to Simon Temple and he has asked me to tell you to contact him by phone or email.
    2
  6991. Hi @Jake Jones, Good to hear from you too.
    2
  6992. Morning!
    2
  6993. Hi @glennraydavis, Good morning to you as well. Have a great day.
    2
  6994. Thanks @JJ Quinn.
    2
  6995. My pleasure!
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  6996. It will still exist but it will be completely different as it will probably be used to settle currency balances between nations. The trillion-dollar plus a day casino will probably disappear.
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  6997. I would not deal with the Royal Mint even though I have bought sovereigns from them when (2007) they used to offer retail reasonable prices. The Royal Mint is a government institution so I would not trust the government to store my gold under any circumstances.
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  6998. Oops, unfortunately I cannot control what adverts are played. The Opium Bank!
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  6999. He was right behind me keeping an eye on things.
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  7000. If you have to revalue gold like FDR did in 1934 than the currency does the opposite or devalue.
    2
  7001. Zoom's fireplace
    2
  7002. Noted!
    2
  7003. Hi, The Watcher. It's possible.
    2
  7004. Yes, a lot of the Wall Street players borrow overnight to buy the long-term notes and bonds. They roll their overnight borrowing on a daily basis while holding their note and bonds for a longer period. So if they are borrowing at 2.50% overnight and then lending (buying the bonds) at 2.75% they can lock in the 0.25% profit. If the yield curve inverts though that becomes problematic.
    2
  7005. It depends at what price You bought the bond at. Actually in the last few weeks with the yields dropping the prices have gone up. What it means is that it doesn’t pay to borrow overnight to and to lend long term.
    2
  7006. I listened to that too. I thought the title was somewhat exaggerated or click bait. He does have a lot of subs and views though.
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  7007. +Padd I have been doing the same as you since 2002! Even before then I never understood why government and regulations had to be so intrusive but unfortunately the vast majority of people expect to be governed and do not understand the nature of money. If everyone just took out most of their money out of the bank that in itself would bring the whole system down but the PTB have been very clever in making people dependent on banks for payments like direct debits etc so nowadays, at least here in the UK, it is almost impossible to pay any bills unless you have a bank account.
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  7008.  @CosmicSeeker69  You are right. I try to keep it civil even though I totally agree with @hendo 19742's description of the man.
    2
  7009. You are welcome.
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  7010. I’m not a conservative nor a democrat or whatever.
    2
  7011. My pleasure!
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  7012. Good morning.
    2
  7013. Same to you!
    2
  7014. Glad you enjoyed it
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  7015. There used to be a 1% to 1.5% difference usually. It looks like the government told the ONS to revise the CPI data all the way back to 1949 and so from May 2022 all the numbers since 1949 for CPI were revised lower. The Bank of England admits that in a note below its inflation calculator. https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/monetary-policy/inflation/inflation-calculator More from the ONS: https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/methodologies/consumerpriceinflationhistoricalestimatesuk1950to1988methodology
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  7016. +Tor I personally think interest rates are being artificially suppressed by the central banks and their agent banks. We saw the Libor rigging scandal a few years ago and a few scapegoats were punished but in my opinion that was only a distraction to make people think that the Libor or interest rate manipulators have been punished and that the market is now clean. The interest rate market is still been manipulated and the central banks are the main culprits but unfortunately these institutions are, for now, above the law.
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  7017. +Judith I have not blocked you.
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  7018. Morning
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  7019. Yes, he was part of the scheme too.
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  7020. Morning
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  7021. Thanks for the correction. I guess 2007 was the first year I bought it.
    2
  7022. Awesome, thank you!
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  7023. My recommendation is not to sell but in case they do I think they should ask for payment in gold.
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  7024. @Bevsmith6548 , Probably as this borrowing will also flow into the banking system and the banks will lend more to the businesses and individual. Indirectly it could lead to more buying of everything including gold.
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  7025. Good morning!
    2
  7026. Glad to hear it
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  7027. Good morning!
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  7028. I have heard they want put that through the books.
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  7029. Gold will keep going up versus all fiat currencies in the long term as every country on earth is inflating, UK included. What happens with the £ price of gold is that it depends on xauusd and gbpusd so when gbpusd goes up quicler than xauusd the price of gold for UK residents goes down but as I have said many times the fiat currencies all sink at different rates at different times versus gold.
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  7030. I would say money velocity is dropping because the money supply has been growing a lot faster than GDP this year and also because banks are keeping excess reserves with the Fed as since 2008 they started being paid interest by the Fed. Prior to 2008 banks never kept excess reserves ( part of M2 money supply) so they would actually lend out their reserves to the real economy. If you google “M2 money velocity Fred” you will see how velocity started dropping after 2008 when Congress allowed the Fed to pay interest on excessive reserves. So I think M2 money velocity is not the same animal it used to be .
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  7031. I think moronic is believing that the government publishes statistics we can trust.
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  7032. Hi @Julia, I am not sure the U.K. "education" authorities would want me teaching what I do.
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  7033. Hi @geoff mcarthy. As I said deflation is not the movement lower in prices but the decrease in the creation of money and credit.
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  7034. I think both sides are corrupt not just the socialists.
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  7035. That is in Bolivia not Argentina.
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  7036. Morning
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  7037. He is for people having the freedom to use whatever money you wish so no legal tender laws. In this interview he mentions gold and silver but not bitcoin. If you understand Spanish you will see what I mean. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pN392_GX0I
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  7038. +Anders The last time the Fed raised rates on December 16, 2016 gold bottomed just around $1122 so three months later with another rate hike a distinct possibility on March 16, 2017 gold is $100 higher. Could this be another bottom forming before the next rate hike?
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  7039. Atkinsonsbullion.com
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  7040. Thanks Richard. Wirex is also UK based.
    2
  7041. You need to ask the UK government those questions.
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  7042. Thanks. I will definitely cover it tomorrow morning in my daily video.
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  7043. Hi @williampmcd, Yes, I am aware of the origins and it has to do with killing 1 out of very ten Roman soldier in a mutinouss legion but it also means to obliterate, annihilate or wipe out.
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  7044. Morning!
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  7045. Morning!
    2
  7046. Good morning!
    2
  7047. Thanks @Roma Lawal.
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  7048. Morning!
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  7049. Hi @silver retard, Listen to this video as I spoke about it. Yes someone did but it was something that came out late yesterday and I had not seen it so could not confirm it during livestream.
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  7050. Thank you kindly
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  7051. Hi @peter Richards, I would not be putting my savings in a gold-backed ruble but I think millions of Russians would. One thing I would say though is the following: if I had to choose between the Federal Reserve Note and a gold-backed ruble I'd choose the ruble any day of the week.
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  7052. Thanks.
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  7053. You are very welcome
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  7054. Thanks for the view
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  7055. Morning
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  7056. My pleasure!
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  7057. Hi @mw3516405, I twigged on to it over one year ago: https://www.maneco64.net/post/the-origins-of-the-world-economic-forum-go-back-to-the-third-reich Let's hope their plans fail.
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  7058. Don’t forget that 2018 marked the biggest purchase of gold by Central Banks in fifty years so maybe the Economist magazine did know what they were talking about back in 1988 or it could just be coincidence. Either way gold has been on a tear since August 2018 when it bottomed at $1161.
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  7059. +Tor I know about the tradition of that dinner it's just that it all looked very chummy!
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  7060. Morning!
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  7061. Hi Jeremiah, I would not put it past these people to do that. Their reasoning is that if interest rates can go to zero or minus 1% why not minus 3% or 4%? That's probably why they want to go cashless too!
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  7062. Morning
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  7063. Hello there!
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  7064. Morning!
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  7065. Morning
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  7066. It was a mistake. Not sure why . Sorry. It was a livestream
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  7067. My point is that she wants the bankers and governments to be in charge of allocating the wealth.
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  7068. I did not use the word "witch" and have to say she said the "financiers" (another word for bankers) should continue to lend the money out of thin air to the government/ treasury.
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  7069. That's what I thought too after listening to that interview.
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  7070. Hi @Vebjorn Grytten, Yes, silver is up YTD and gold is about unchanged after all the tightening. Stocks and bonds are both down significantly.
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  7071. Thank you too
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  7072. Good morning!
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  7073. Morning!
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  7074. Thank you too
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  7075. Glad you enjoy it!
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  7076. Any time!
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  7077. Well said
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  7078. I don't know. I don't think the Central bank there specifies where it holds its gold.
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  7079. I don’t watch my videos so unfortunately I do not know what ads YouTube runs.
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  7080. He has been for an early walk already though.
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  7081. I don't think he will go cap in hand to US taxpayers. Why would he if he thinks riping off taxpayers is wrong? His name is Milei by the way.
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  7082. Morning!
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  7083. I think it could be something serious but it might what we are sometimes told is a “glitch”. I am listening to Leak Project on youtube. He’s made a good video about it today.
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  7084. I have seen they are having problems and saw that credit and debit cards are working. Not sure if it is a “glitch” or something worse. WF will definitely try to say it’s a system problem. If it persists and other banks start having similar problems then we need to start taking notice.
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  7085. Actually Bastiat said: Liberty, property and rigth to defend yourself. Bastiat never mentioned fraternity and equality.
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  7086. Dollar contract is SGU and the CNH one is SGC
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  7087. Thanks for listening
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  7088. Glad you enjoyed it
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  7089. Watching Amazing Polly talking about Event 201.
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  7090. Increased taxation of the middle class and also very little wage growth thus requiring both parents to work. It was, of course, a Globalist plan concocted by the Rockefellers in the 1960s. The late Aaron Russo admitted how his friend Lawrence Rockefeller proudly admitted to him how his family was behind the whole plan.
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  7091. I guess you mean eurozone government bond markets? Last week all government bonds were very volatile. Even U.S. Treasuries dropped as well.
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  7092.  @fullofhope2222  I understand. Let's hope it works out the right way.
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  7093. Morning
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  7094. You are welcome
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  7095. Hello there!
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  7096. You too!
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  7097. No, I still think it is possible but the best we will get is high inflation. It could still evolve into hyperinflation.
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  7098. I am interviewing someone today about it and will probably publish it later on today or tomorrow.
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  7099. Good night
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  7100. Markets hate uncertainty and the waiting game.
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  7101. There is a very active pre market and futures market are now open virtually 24 hours. Don't forget that foreign investors are also heavily involved in the US markets and don't forget that there are more American banks in London than in New York! I worked for over 20 years in the futures market out of London and I can tell you that US markets ( Treasuries, Stocks, commodities etc) are very busy prior to the official US opening hours.
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  7102. This would be a reset of the financial/monetary system through the markets.
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  7103. Good morning!
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  7104. Hi @Adis Golos, I think Greta Thunberg is a joke to be honest and I am not pushing Net Zero but when the whole world is moving out of hydrocarbons I'd say uranium and nuclear energy looks like a good opportunity.
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  7105. Hi @A, I agree but he is right about the aftermath of the Boomerang.
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  7106. Hi @Faith Parent.
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  7107. @Adam Karimian, Or you could look at it as valuable and free information that you could benefit from.
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  7108.  @bikes02 I'd say companies like American Lithium plan their operations based on an average lithium price that is a lot lower than the current price. As for what BCG is saying I'd have to look into it.
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  7109. Yes I agree with you and mentioned that to the person in charge of their advertising. The thing is that a lot of ICOs operate like this but I agree that the bigger pockets are getting better deal and the reason that happens is because of the US regulatory system and the SEC that basically favors big or accredited investors. It’s the only legal way that Bee Token can get US investors on board.
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  7110.  @_outofphase5480  I am not wishing anything and I did not even mention price or Clif High in this video.
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  7111. Hi tom-dus, the ftse-100 has kind of had a lost two decades as it almost hit 7k in 2000 and is now still at 7.6k and in dollar terms it's probably worse. It's possible though that with the big majority we could and have already seen increased fiscal spending and will see bigger budget deficits so the the ftse-100 has the potential to do well in nominal terms.
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  7112. +John Roberts Don't forget that cryptos are not just an American phenomenon. There is a whole wide world out there using cryptos too.
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  7113. Because many people never learn from the past and that’s why cycles exist.
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  7114. Gideon Osborne, former Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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  7115. Yes here in the U.K. it seems like loads of people think they are better than us and related to God!
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  7116. Yes I remember Rukeyser.
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  7117. Hi CBD, Good day to you as well!
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  7118. +tiabiamama "Survive" is the operative word. What we are witnessing is UK plc going into de facto bankruptcy administration and the way countries do that is by devaluing their currencies in order to make their debt load less onerous. In a fiat money system the flip side of debt is the currency.
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  7119. Yes. The gold sovereign is still legal tender with a nominal value of £1!
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  7120. +Timmy Not too long to Halloween! :)
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  7121. Hi Valerie, Agree with you 100%.
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  7122. +Hans van Beem I have done the same. Have cut out potatoes, bread, rice and pasta almost to zero but have also been exercising more.
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  7123. New CDC Research Debunks Agency's Assertion That Mercury in Vaccines Is Safe https://www.ecowatch.com/cdc-mercury-vaccines-kennedy-2226257805.html
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  7124. Morning.
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  7125. @Alessandro, Historically the Fed has held mostly short term t-bills and notes in its balance sheet and it can set a target for the Federal Funds rate which is the overnight rate at which depository institutions or banks lend to each other. I guess in the last decade with QE and the purchase of longer term treasuries and MBS the Fed has had a bit of an impact on longer but in the end of the day it is investors and traders who determine the price of bonds and therefore the yields or interest rates on them. I hope this helps. The U.S. bond market (gov't, corporate, municipal etc) is about $41 trillion in size and the Fed holds just under $4 trillion in Treasuries and MBS so as you can see the market is much bigger than the Fed and this $41 trillion does not include the rest of the world's bond market.
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  7126. You can ask me questions anytime here in the comments or on my Sunday live-streams. I do not use earn.com I will try and answer everyone’s questions not matter if they are a patron or not.
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  7127. Maybe you can provide us with the off-balance sheet numbers. The $1.7 trillion omnibus has not been injected into the system yet as it is borrowed into existence and it is not done all at once.
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  7128. The problem is if they did stop it would make the 1930s Great Depression seem like a boom! Eventually the collapse of the currency will see that they stop.
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  7129. Thanks @John Meier.
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  7130. The total debt has gone up in this latest Republican administration so it really doesn’t seem to matter who’s in office.
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  7131. +Locks 35 This could help. http://www.investopedia.com/university/advancedbond/advancedbond5.asp
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  7132. Good morning!
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  7133. Well said
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  7134. Good morning!
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  7135. Hi @Rich Mountains, You are welcome.
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  7136. I was going to ask Clive about that too so maybe next time or Clive might reply to you here later on.
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  7137. You are welcome @SleightOfMind and thank you.
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  7138. I appreciate that
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  7139. Morning!
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  7140. Good night
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  7141. There is no magic bullet. As I have been saying for the last six years or so get out of debt as much as possible, live within your means and try stacking some real money for a rainy day.
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  7142. They are much more attractive if you believe in the shift from paper to hard assets.
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  7143. Hi @John Lord, I have put a link in the description under archive dot ph. No pay wall.
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  7144. They could lower the amount you can put in annually but I don't think they can tax money you have already put into existing ISAs.
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  7145. @John Glaze, You are 100% correct and only governments and their monopoly Central Bank can create inflation they have a monopoly over the fiat currency. Rising prices are a consequence and not inflation itself.
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  7146. Hi Paul Travers, I have looked a bit further into it and it looks like prior to Friday the data providers were using an old 2-year gilt that had become a 1-year so they have changed to the June 7, 2025 Gilt which is just under 2 years. I guess a lot of data from last week was not really representative of a 2-year Gilt.
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  7147. You are so welcome
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  7148. Hi Bugsy2379, Hope all is well in NY.
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  7149. Hi Manny, I recommend the book "A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind" by Stephen Mitford Goodson an former director of the SARB.
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  7150. Hi Robert, Well spotted!
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  7151. Thanks, Shane.
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  7152. The IMF is the international arm of the US Treasury/Fed. The US is the only country that has a veto at the IMF.
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  7153. Yes, I got the date wrong. It happens sometimes but I got Friday right. Sorry.
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  7154. Actually Billy’s groomer has now gone mobile so yes she drove by the other day in dog grooming van. He looks very smart and smells less doggy!
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  7155. Thanks, @Dean Reynolds.
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  7156. Thanks, @The Watcher, Have a great weekend too.
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  7157. Morning
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  7158. I’ve been a student of the Austrian School for about twenty years.
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  7159. Back in the Summer of 2007 I was working in the markets and we could tell there was something wrong but it wasn't until October 2008 that we really saw the crescendo of the crisis when Lehman collapsed. The stock market top was in 2007 the crash bottom was in early 2009. Now it looks like the high was May 2015 and we could be near an inflexion point.
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  7160. Morning
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  7161. It does not matter who the President it is as he or she is just a figurehead with very little power. That is my opinion and it is the same in every other country around the world when it comes to Presidents and Prime Ministers.
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  7162. Morning!
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  7163. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  7164. I tend to think the same. Crack-up boom is, of course, another term for hyperinflation or currency collapse.
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  7165. Hello
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  7166. Thank you too!
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  7167. How did you guess? We did go for a walk after the video. :)
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  7168. I shot a 79 which I was happy with. We played from the back tees. My brother-in-law and I beat my sister and her friend. We played for the drinks after.
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  7169. Good morning!
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  7170. Thanks for the feedback Ayoub.
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  7171. It's a jockey training. My wife drew it.
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  7172. I don't give out my email. Sorry.
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  7173. If you'd like to contact me you can join my Patreon and message me there or you can comment also in the Livestream in the chat or here.
    2
  7174. I have provided a free pdf in the description for both books.
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  7175. Thank you so much!
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  7176. Thanks, will do!
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  7177. I listened to Grant Williams in Zuerich back in November. He is spot on in my opinion.
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  7178. My pleasure!
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  7179. +john Rigby I think it is very possible and could happen very quickly. Maybe the bond vigilantes are coming out of hibernation and telling Uncle Sam that the free ride is over. We've gone from 1.35% to 2.5% in 5 months so 3% in the next month or three months is possible.
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  7180. +Jeffrey Morris Difficult to say. I am keeping an eye on the US 10 Year Treasury yield. We are seeing that yield spike above 2.5% after the Fed's decision. If the markets thought the Fed is hawkish and tightening that rate would not be going up like it has since July. Not too sure that would be bearish for gold.
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  7181. +NorwichGrad97 That is a possibility. What would be the best way to hamper Trump's ambitions? I would say a higher cost of borrowing for the US government would certainly do it.
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  7182. +Thomas Mathiasen It is another nail in the coffin for dollar hegemony and it has been happening gradually over the last decade. I have made a couple of videos about China and the petrodollar so I am not surprised the BRICS nations are trying to find an alternative to the dollar. The dollar will still remain an important currency for the foreseeable future but the currency that will benefit the most, in my opinion, will be gold as the BRICS countries need to have a monetary/trade system that has credibility. In the long term it will probably be a good thing for everyone including the U.S. as the Americans won't be able to live beyond their means and boss the whole world around.
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  7183.  @fullofhope2222  If the gold price in dollars remains unchanged and GBP drops versus the dollar it will take more GBP to buy gold.
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  7184.  @John-FourteenSix  You are welcome.
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  7185.  @richardelfrink6483  Yes, and it used to be owned by the Rothschilds until 1968. It is run by the Gold Corporation though.
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  7186. No, they purchased the Gold ETF that was managed by the Perth Mint.
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  7187. Glad you enjoyed it
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  7188. Same to you!
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  7189. Same to you!
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  7190. Morning
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  7191. Hi South Korea!
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  7192. Yes it was!
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  7193.  @jimyost2585  There was a collapse in 2008 too but the powers that be (Central banks/governments) came to the rescue and now we have another one and they think they will be able to rescue it through even more debt and money printing and I think they won't succeed because bailing out a currency is very different from bailing out the banking system.
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  7194. It could very well be the case even though the Central Bankers will be trying very hard to change investors perceptions with their Open Mouth Policy or Propaganda.
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  7195. Hi @Kirstin Strand, I have asked the same question these last few years. I think the bond bull market (dropping yields over long term) is long in the tooth at 40 years and seeing that the previous bear market last 40 years (from 1941 to 1981) I'd say there is a good chance they are waking up but have probably been hitting the snooze button until recently.
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  7196. Hello there!
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  7197. Hi @Michael Johnson, It is very hard for Central Banks to control longer term rates unless they increase their current QE programmes but that would basically mean more inflation and then more rising prices.
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  7198. Morning!
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  7199. I agree that the debt situation was different but it doesn’t change the fact that the current banker are on their way to destroying confidence in their currencies and even though the debt pile is so huge they might not have a choice.
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  7200. No but quite soggy. Greens were very soft and slow. There were some places with casual water but it was fairly dry considering all the rain we have had.
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  7201. We played four ball better ball so didn’t keep track of score. My iron play was good but not my driving and putting. We won the front nine but lost the back and the match. Ended up losing £1!
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  7202. Welcome!
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  7203. Morning
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  7204. Morning!
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  7205. Hi, Gold Investments used to be able to put physical gold into a SIPP. Maybe contact them and have a chat as I'm not sure they are still able to provide that service. The details of where to contact them are in the description of this video. Apart from that if you are over 55 you could cash in some of your private pension and buy something (gold or anything you like) outside the system. There are tax implications in doing that but it might be worth it.
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  7206. Hello there!
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  7207. Morning!
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  7208. Yes.
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  7209. I have reported it and I am in the process of deleting the messages.
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  7210. Yes, that is the rate Alexander Hamilton used in 1792.
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  7211. His mobile groomer was here yesterday and gave him a new bow tie and coincidentally it does look like a golden nugget!
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  7212. I don’t argue with him about demographics it’s about what gold really is that is my argument.
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  7213. Thanks!
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  7214. Glad you enjoyed it
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  7215. Good morning!
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  7216. No. I am Roman catholic even though there are many jews in Brazil
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  7217. Glad you enjoyed it
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  7218. It's now worth my time and effort to load videos there, sorry.
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  7219. I think it is a marketing ploy to attract customers. They are probably just charging lower premiums than they have recently been charging.
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  7220. +eddie leroy I'm happy to observe from a distance. :)
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  7221. My wife wanted to put the originals back for a while. I still have them though.
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  7222. My nickname is Maneco not Monaco and I was born in 1964.
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  7223. Good morning Jane.
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  7224. Yes I did edit the video to show that.
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  7225. Yes. Unwittingly they almost always vote for inflation (Military/industrial complex, welfare state etc..)
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  7226. True but a home is not a liquid asset and not really an investment in the true sense of the word.
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  7227. Yes, and I remember paying £50 per sovereign back in 2002 or 2003.
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  7228.  @shabsa2637  We already have a community here and have had it for over six years and it is also growing.
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  7229. Hi @Shabs A, I don't but I do a Sunday livestream in which viewers interact with me and each other. I start that around 08:45 pm London time. I am not looking to expand into other platforms like discord or telegram though.
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  7230. You too!
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  7231. My pleasure!
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  7232. Good morning!
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  7233. Glad you like them!
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  7234. I just saw that. I have reported him. It's very annoying.
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  7235. No.
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  7236. That comment is not from me. It's from an impersonator.
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  7237. I would but bitcoin only goes back about 13 years while gold goes back thousands of years so it is like comparing different things. What is the point?
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  7238. A bit like in the US and the UK then!
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  7239. Thank you!!
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  7240. Sorry I don't follow Equinox Gold.
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  7241. Good stuff
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  7242. Thanks for that
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  7243. I think you know @Jake Jones.
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  7244. Thanks, Joel.
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  7245. Morning!
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  7246. Hi Bigd, The point is that the U.K. yield curve, at least the very longer end (20yr to 50yr), is pretty much where it was a year ago so all the talk of UK yield curve inversion is not that relevant at present just like it wasn't a year ago.
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  7247. I also so last night that Berlusconi agreed to a coalition with the M5S party and the Northern League. Up until he announced that it was thought that Italy would end up with a technocratic government until a new general election would be called.
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  7248. Silver is up over 30% ytd while the Dow isup just over 3% ytd so I think the decoupling is happening already.
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  7249. Hi @John Jeffries, Thank you and have a great day as well.
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  7250. He was asleep 😴! Will get the chopper in Thursday.
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  7251. Hi Michael, You are welcome and thanks for your support.
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  7252. Yes. Congress has given them immunity from liability.
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  7253. Billy is part of the team.
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  7254. Morning!
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  7255. Hello!
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  7256. Good morning!
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  7257. Creating scapegoats will not help you. it's up to you to do the right thing.
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  7258. I was swimming in lake Garda about a month ago. The guy who took us on the boat ride said levels were historically low so it is problem. I have heard that the Rhine river is very low too and soon maritime transportation will have to be halted.
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  7259. of course holding gold and silver are part of it as I always say. What I meant is that the first step into understanding what is going on and what one needs to do is to think critically and ask questions. Once you do that you will realise how important all the things you mentioned are so important.
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  7260. Yes, and when one of the companies drop too much in value they just replace If with another that is doing well. Case in point is GE which I think had been part of the Dow Industrials for 100 year until it was removed form the index last year.
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  7261. Hello there!
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  7262. I post all my videos on hive, d.tube, lbry, rumble and steemit. With the exception of rumble they are all blockchain based and decentralised and I've been posting there for over 5 years. Youtube though is still where I capture the biggest audience and have the biggest impact.
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  7263. Shrug!
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  7264. Our central bankers are to blame for this state of affairs. Greenspan was to blame for the sub-prime mortgage bubble and Bernanke and Yellen are to blame for the coming pension bust. I am sure they will not admit to it just like Mr Magoo (Greenspan) has never taken responsibility for his actions as chairman of the Federal Reserve.
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  7265. Thanks Kristin.
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  7266. Good morning!
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  7267. +Peter Johnson Thanks for the suggestion. Will look into it.
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  7268. Hi Johnny, We will have to see. Time will tell but my money is on EOS. You are, of course, free to decide for yourself.
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  7269. eL TomoS, I am looking at it more as having a stake in a potentially revolutionary technology and so the it would be nice if the price did go "to the moon" but I would not mind if it didn't either as that is not the most important thing in my opinion.
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  7270. I see it more as exciting instead of annoying as there are so may opportunities popping up in the sector. If you want to preserve wealth over time I recommend physical gold and silver. The blockchain sector is very speculative.
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  7271. Some people trust the exchanges but I don't as your coin is only yours if it is in your hard wallet.
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  7272. Sorry!
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  7273. Glad you enjoy it!
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  7274. Morning!
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  7275. Both are risky at present in my opinion.
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  7276.  @noelio67  I might watch the U.S. Open golf on NowTv. I'd rather get the 3rd season of Lupin but that is not out yet.
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  7277. Hello there!
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  7278. Morning
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  7279. Hi Tiago, I noticed it towards the end of July and beginning of August but in the last couple of weeks the viewership has gone up. I don't know what is going on it could be the fact that the sentiment for precious metals is in the dumps too and as I talk a lot about gold and silver maybe the interest has waned?
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  7280. Yes. It was a good one. I think they (the bankers) brought him down with the 1968 events.
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  7281. Good morning
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  7282. Thank you too
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  7283. Glad you enjoy it!
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  7284. China is also accumulating huge debts too and creating a lot of malinvestments. As I said the numbers don't lie and the more government borrows and spends the rosier GDP looks.
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  7285. Yes, thank you
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  7286. Hello there!
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  7287. Morning
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  7288. You too @mw3516405
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  7289. :)
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  7290. Thanks. I think that actually became the Perth Mint right?
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  7291. Yes. I remember watching that movie and noticed that comment too.
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  7292. I never thought of that. I guess by getting rid of the Ottoman Empire the door opened for the creation of the State of Israel a few decades later. That would not have happened if the Ottomans had not fallen in 1917 and General Allenby marched into Jerusalem.
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  7293. Thanks Lord Humongus.
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  7294. Let's hope that will be so.
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  7295. I HAVE TRIED SEVERAL times to upload the last part of the video on YouTube but the volume for some reason keeps being wiped off. Very puzzling. I don't know what else to do but I'll keep trying.
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  7296. You're welcome!
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  7297. Hello there!
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  7298.  @kathleenmckeon9926  I just posted the last 24 minutes with audio as a Pat 2.
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  7299. Landing was ok, let's see what happens on take off.
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  7300. Yes, there will always be trolls.
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  7301. Hi Paul, Thanks. I think your App will be a success.
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  7302. Yes, I tweeted about the base metals yesterday. Iron ore looks bullish.
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  7303. It will be a lot more affordable if you have been able to safeguard some of your savings.
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  7304. Bad idea unless you trust the bankers.
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  7305. Hi Jeremy, I have actually covered him of late and have read his material and watched some of his videos. I think he makes a lot of sense and I agree with a lot of what he says and especially with the concept of decentralization of the banking system.
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  7306. You are welcome Lord!
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  7307. Hi Mark.
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  7308. Good morning!
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  7309. @flakieflake9616 , The thumbnail does say it is a Paid Promotion.
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  7310. @neddyboy4846 , Here in the UK you can try Interactive Brokers.
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  7311. @ That’s why I warned that it’s speculative and that you need to do your own research.
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  7312. Good morning! You too.
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  7313. Unfortunately I can't because it was live and I had to sign up for it.
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  7314. Have fun
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  7315. Devaluation is the best way for governments to write off their debts. It will be painful to everyone though but necessary.
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  7316. Good morning!
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  7317. No doubt!
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  7318. Biden doesn't institute lockdowns, the States do.
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  7319. Biden doesn't institute lockdowns, the States do.
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  7320. Our pleasure!
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  7321. You are welcome, Ty.
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  7322. In times of crises, the politicians and bankers always help themselves as you saw back in 2008/2009. During the Weimar hyperinflation when the rentenmark was created after the collapse of the reichsmark mortgage were not forgiven and they were rewritten at their original value in hard currency. As for the banks changing a fixed rate agreement, I would say they would be hard pressed to do that as it is an agreement on paper. At the end of the day trying to pay off your mortgage as much as possible is the best course of action but it all depends on your circumstances of course.
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  7323. Hello, socalsilver!
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  7324. Thanks for listening
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  7325. Morning!
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  7326. All good
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  7327. Thank you too
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  7328. 66% premium? I am comparing BTC to fiat here as it is supposed to supplant fiat. Under circulating gold and silver coinage back in the 1900s and 1800s government mints earned a small seigniorage but there was no cost from transacting with gold and silver currency.
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  7329. Hi @kenshikenji, I was criticising the exchanges.
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  7330. Let's hope it happens in the next decade!
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  7331. Hi @JD, When I send fiat from my brokerage account to my bank account I get charged zero fees. It's not hate about cryptos as you can see I am still actually publishing my videos on the blockchain and using bitcoin.
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  7332. Hi @Anthony Wan, I though Bitcoin was supposed to end the rip off transfer fees the bankers used to charge. Bitcoin will never thrive as a currency if the charges for using it keep going up astronomically.
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  7333. Hi @Gettem Rollin, Yes, but they are still too high. I guess the Russian and Chinese block producers are doing well from it. it really defeats the original purpose that bitcoin had of eliminating banks.
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  7334. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  7335. Hi @Ivan Mejia, I do not follow that market but I do hold some VALE adrs.
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  7336. Hello there!
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  7337. Morning!
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  7338. Morning!
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  7339. The Treasury market is like Biden. Think of Weekend at Bernie's.
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  7340. Hi @bobbie crider, I'll look at Corpus Christi. Thanks
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  7341. Much appreciated
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  7342. Morning!
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  7343. I'll talking to him on Wednesday so the video will be out soon.
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  7344. @RonaldWarman-gr9kk , You are welcome
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  7345. Hello there!
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  7346. Glad you like them!
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  7347. @SunZoo-h8r , You are welcome.
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  7348. Good morning!
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  7349. No problem 👍
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  7350. Listen to my video from yesterday where I talked about bitcoin and gold. Just go to my YouTube home page and to videos and you’ll find it.
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  7351. Yes, it’s funny that the number of the house I grew up in Brazil was 322. My Dad never went to Yale though.
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  7352. Glad you liked it!
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  7353. Good morning!
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  7354. I did notice there was a slight spike about a minute before and also found that a bit suspicious but after the CPI itself we spiked a lot higher though.
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  7355. Yes the City of London is a corporation and the Lord Mayor does not bow to the UK monarch.
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  7356. I think it's important to check the sellers record. I was comfortable with the fact that the seller has 99.9% rating and almost 24k transactions.
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  7358. Petrobras is a big one of course. I have not looked into it.
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  7359. My pleasure!
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  7360. That is ok. I like the Gators too even though I don't follow (American) football that much anymore here in the UK.
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  7361. I went to university in Florida and not UF. I went to Rollins College.
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  7362. Morning
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  7363. I read Atlas Shrugged about 20 years ago and agree with her view about the free market.
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  7364. Not surprising. The bankers are behind all the big crises and wars.
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  7365. +Jon Feltman You are probably right as it has been the artificial low rates of interest that have encouraged corporations to issue debt in order to use the proceeds to buy back stock in their own companies in order to increase executives' compesation via the stock options mechanism.
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  7366. He would need an interpreter as I don't speak Turkish.
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  7367. Thanks @Brad Denham
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  7368. Thanks! 😁
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  7369. Right on!
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  7370. Thanks!
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  7371. My parents had very good friends who lived in HK in the 1980s and they always told us how they loved the place and how great it was. The husband was American and the wife was from Europe. My father went to HK on business in the mid 1970s and he took the family with him so that's the only time I was there. I was about nine so I do not remember that much.
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  7372. The free market, small government and the rule of law attracted that wealth though.
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  7373. @jerrykeith1922 , True but some still think they are credible but I think that number is dwindling fast.
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  7374. Thanks 👍
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  7375. This is not me. @Maneco64-b2c is a scammer.
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  7376. Hi, It is in the description but if you have not found it here it is: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/maneco64
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  7377. Thanks for the visit
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  7378. No. I don’t think DB and is worth saving.
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  7379. Morning!
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  7380. Not for the Japanese. All-time high today in XAUJPY
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  7381. I appreciate that!
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  7382. It has not been happening this year. Money is has been flowing into hard assets.
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  7383. Ignore these comments about NVDA52K and primetime. It is another bitcoin/crypto scam.
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  7384. Maybe.
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  7385. Sounds reasonable to me.
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  7386. Eric Metts So for you "civilization" means a system where theft or forced taxation is the life blood of "civilization"? Don't you actually mean tyranny instead of civilization?
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  7387. +Eric Metts Why should I be forced to convert to fraudulent paper to pay for a corrupt government?
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  7388. +Eric Metts Only government mandated money is Fiat. Free market money is not mandated by government.
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  7389. Yes, what a joke!
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  7390. Thanks Silent Stacking. Nice to know I am reaching you all the way in Texas!
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  7391. Hi John, thanks for your encouragement and support.
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  7392. Hi Reagan, thanks for the support and feedback.
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  7393. Our pleasure!
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  7394. Yes I saw that I made the mistake. Of course it’s Wednesday March 14.
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  7395. Hi @Jonathan Holmes, I agree with you and that is what I also said in this video.
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  7396. Hello there!
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  7397. Thanks for listening
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  7398. Any time!
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  7399. Morning!
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  7400. @Lisa Newnham, With Glint you can buy as little as £1 worth so you could start building up there I guess?
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  7401. Hi @Lisa Newnham, Glint Pay use Brinks in Zürich, Switzerland. I guess if you do not like allocated metal than you should stick to physical with no counter party. You could try Glint but not put all your eggs in one basket so to speak.
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  7402. Hello there!
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  7403. Glad it helped!
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  7404. Morning
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  7405. Not for sale as I said.
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  7406. +Jack Drusus Yes. I think prices have topped. Central London prices have a lot to lose as they gained the most.
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  7407. Hi Gerald, Are you the book dealer?
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  7408. Hello there!
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  7409. Morning!
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  7410. I hope it will be helpful for you.
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  7411. +Anders As I said I think the reset is ongoing and different currencies take their turn. The final reset would be the dollar reseting versus gold. I think the Italian referendum is being discounted already but we will have to wait and see.
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  7412. Hi @Jesse Livermore, I did not say that gold could not become a Tier 1 asset but what I said is that I have not seen any confirmation yet as to it becoming so.
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  7413. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  7414. +poleag All we need is a trigger or the first domino to fall. It is mathematically impossible for the system (debt/credit based) to keep going on forever. I wish I could give you a date.
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  7415. Good morning!
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  7416. Methinks not. Without inflation the whole system collapses. That is the only way to beat it.
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  7417. Hi @Robert Cox, I did some gardening today and that was nice.
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  7418. Thanks, you too!
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  7419. +Guy Picard It will take a while for the bankers to gain control but they have taken control of the price of gold and silver through the Comex futures so I can't see why the same could not eventually happen to bitcoin. The gold and silver contracts are deliverable but option to take delivery is hardly ever taken so the Comex gold and silver are "de facto" cash settled.
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  7420. A futures contract should normally allow you to buy an underlying commodity, currency or security for delivery at a future date. That means if you think in three months time the price of bitcoin will be $50 higher you buy the 3-month future at the present price and then after three months you take delivery of the bitcoin. If the price after those three months is $100 higher you have profited because you can take delivery at the lower price you paid for the contract. This CME bitcoin futures contract does not allow for delivery so the bankers, who have access to free money from central banks, will be able to run riot and control the price of bitcoin.
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  7421. The forth quarter of the year runs from October to December so they expect to launch the contract before the and of 2017.
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  7422. That's where you are wrong. Why does anyone buy CME gold and silver? The gold and silver contracts are not real either but the big banks, speculators and funds trade it and it actually dwarfs the physical market.
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  7423. +Reef Habitat Sure the price could keep going up but eventually the bankers will use the futures to pump and dump and gain control of bitcoin.
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  7424. They can move the price of the futures contract just like they do with gold and if investors start using the futures instead of owning bitcoin then they could eventually have control of the price. It has happened to gold and silver as many trader and investors actually don't trade the physical metals and think they do by having futures contracts.
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  7425. These futures contract will be able to leverage to a notional amount of bitcoins that far exceed the number of bitcoins mined so far. As the contract will not be settled in bitcoin I expect the bankers and hedge fund to take control of the price.
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  7426. Hi @Grow Mechanic, I think there was a problem with YouTube as there was no problem with my video itself.
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  7427. Hi BCJoey, I actually have family in Switzerland and lived there for 5 years. The Swiss are very conservative but I do not think they seem that much in tune with what the SNB is doing. My brother-in-law, sister and nephew and niece are Swiss. A lot of the Swiss are not happy with what happened to their gold but Switzerland, unfortunately, has become a lot more like the U.S. and the U.K. and in the last 15 years they have had a huge real estate boom and mortgage rates are still minimal. When I lived there in the late 1980s early 1990s it was a completely different place in terms housing, credit etc...
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  7428. Hi holystone, You need to decide that for yourself as I'm not a financial advisor and do not know your circumstances. Personally what I would say is to never have all eggs in one basket. I hope that helps.
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  7429. Actually I bought new clubs this year for the first time in 15 years. TaylorMade M6 irons and M5 Woods and the Cobra F9 driver!
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  7430. Hi @The Can, He was under my desk near my feet today. He likes hiding there.
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  7431. Hi @MalContent, probably because it is still too bulky because of the low price. They could get involved eventually though.
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  7432. Morning!
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  7433. Welcome!
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  7434. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  7435. English is not my mother tongue. I was born in Brazil so Portuguese is my mother tongue.
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  7436. Billy and I are sticking with bullion. I receive spam emails about how everyone is getting rich with Bitcoin so I am not too sure I'd listen to JP Morgan.
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  7437. Libra.
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  7438. Hi David, Thanks for the observation.
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  7439. Hi Jas, I have made videos exposing the power behind Global Warming/Climate change and surprise surprise they are the same people behind the banking and monetary system. I think, nevertheless, that the fiat money/easy credit based system encourages consumption through borrowing and has therefore led to a great deal of waste and unnecessary consumption. We have been consuming future generations' wealth since 1971 and they will unfortunately and maybe unfairly have to pay for that in the future.
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  7440. Aaron Russo's documentary is very good and I highly recommend it. Too bad Aaron is not around anymore.
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  7441. Yes I know the income tax was supposed to be temporary in order to pay for the Napoleonic War! What a joke.
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  7442. Yes Comex and the LBMA are the instruments of the bankers to control the gold market.
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  7443. Maybe but you would have to add VAT for the UK and and shipping costs.
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  7444. Hi @Gunluk, It is not BS as the coins went for £37 as you saw from the screenshot I took from eBay so it is the price that someone paid. Have you actually paid as you say 32-33$ for 1 ounce coins and are they available for shipment right away?
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  7445. I appreciate that!
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  7446. Yes. The quote was made by Mayer Amschel Rothschild back in the 1800s.
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  7447. Glad you liked it!
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  7448. Our pleasure!
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  7449. Thanks! You too!
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  7450. +Beb Gray Happy Christmas to you too!
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  7451. You’re probably right about silver above ground.? What I meant is silver is more abundant in nature when it’s mined.
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  7452. BTC probably above silver and below or together with paper money. LTC I don't know much about. This is my opinion only and not advice.
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  7453. I agree with you. I spoke with Lord Lilley here on the channel and he was one of the only 6 MPs who voted against the Climate Change Act of 2008. The plan is international in scope and it is not just the City of London that is involved but also powers in the US and Europe too.
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  7454. Why would it do that?
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  7455. Good morning!
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  7456. All fiat currencies are communist anyway. read the 10 planks of the communist manifesto. The BRICS are moving away from the West as the US cannot be trusted. The US most probably blew up a supposed "ally's" pipeline.
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  7457. Hello there!
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  7458. Hi @Donna Webber, Thanks and welcome.
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  7459. Good morning!
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  7460. That would be big as even in 1864 there was an inauguration.
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  7461. Not long to go until January 7th. Let's wait and see if anything happens.
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  7462. Good morning!
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  7463. Hi, I don't really have enthusiasm for governments and their alliances but my enthusiasm is for how the BRICS+ will change the international landscape as they move away from the dollar and other Western currencies. It is something that doesn't happen very often and all I am trying to do is warn people in the West of how it could impact them financially.
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  7464. I was never put off from the VAT as silver is too precious not to have some.
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  7465. +Judith So they should. Senator Warren said last week at the first hearing that he should go to jail.
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  7466. Any time!
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  7467. Thanks, you too!
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  7468. I saw the story.
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  7469. Maybe so @Tim Kraemer but the U.S. also has $21 trillion of missing funds and FASAB 56 has also taken U.S. government spending dark! Check out Catherine Austin Fitts and the Solari Report.
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  7470. The mill will be used to process eventually process the material that will be dug out of the ground and will produce ounces of gold.
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  7471. Glad you enjoyed it
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  7472. Thank you!
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  7473. I do 1 of these about every month and in between i do a video every day so I am sorry you have a problem with that. I am not a funded by the government or the pharmaceutical industrial complex.
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  7474. Morning!
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  7475. Glad you think so!
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  7476. Yes, but it is not real. You can buy one from Gold Investments. The details where to contact are in the description of this video.
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  7477. Morning!
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  7478. Thanks, Nick.
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  7479. Hi Chris, You mean Youtube unsubscribed you from my channel?
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  7480. No, it's just a term that is used. I wasn't even aware of the bomb that was dropped in Afghanistan in April of 2017.
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  7481. Good morning!
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  7482. You too!
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  7483. Salut, Marc.
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  7484. Yes, When the government has to borrow to spend and also when the central bank leaves policy too loose the banks create too much credit.
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  7485. Not yet.
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  7486. Hi Yvonne, He called that as a bottom before we went down to $1160 in August but maybe yesterday was the cyclical bottom he was talking about. I remember him talking about it. Nice to see you commenting. Hope you are well.
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  7487. Morning, Jane!
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  7488. Nothing longer dated than three-month U.S. T-Bills. Like that if interest rates keep going up you can always reinvest at a higher rate and your principal is not at risk. 3-mo bills yielding 2.32% right now.
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  7489. Morning!
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  7490. +Jeffrey Morris I recommend him too. His work can be found on www.silver-investor.com
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  7491. You are welcome.
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  7492. Glad you like them!
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  7493. It is pretty cold here in London too but maybe as cold as in NY>
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  7494. Hi @shane sturgis, I would say Gold Investments probably have 1 ounce gold coins and bars for sale. Details for them are below in the description.
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  7495. I would say it does not matter which party is in power under a fiat currency regime. It was a Republican (Nixon) who defaulted and put the dollar on a fiat regime. The national debt almost tripled under Reagan so trying to blame one side for inflation is looking at the wrong thing.
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  7496. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  7497. Good morning
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  7498. Thank you! Cheers!
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  7499. Morning!
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  7500. Much appreciated!
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  7501. Thank you too
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  7502. What about the Deep State and 9/11?
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  7503. Thanks @pat caci, I'd liquidate the central bank if i ever became the head of one.
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  7504. I always go through the censored comments and uncensor a lot of your comments.
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  7505. No but I use it to cash in alt coins.
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  7506. +Daniel Jewell Thanks.
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  7507. +Alex Morgan That, unfortunately, is a possiibility.
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  7508. Morning!
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  7509. Morning
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  7510. Thanks @Geoff mcarthy
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  7511. Morning
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  7512. Good morning!
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  7513. Thank you too
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  7514. Same to you!
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  7515. Hi Butch, No new clubs necessary. My putter is about 34 years old and works fine still. Ping Pal.
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  7516. Happy holidays!
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  7517. Same to you!
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  7518. Hello there!
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  7519. Hi @Jonathan Way, Thanks. i am sure there are many more examples.
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  7520. Same to you!
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  7521. Same to you!
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  7522. Derivatives are just like any other financial instrument and the idea is to buy at a lower price than at which you sell. Derivatives are just bets on underlying assets so when a hedge fund buys a bond future it is betting on the price of a bond but in fact it actually does not buy the underlying bond.
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  7523. Morning
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  7524. Morning!
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  7525. Thanks bit meets!
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  7526. Hi TheVideoTracker, I am there already via steemit. I do have good earnings there but not as many followers yet.
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  7527. I'm not sure what is perverted about storing some gold in Switzerland in a private and insured vault and being able to actually spend it when you need it.
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  7528. Hi @Lord Humongous, I edited the volume and republished a new version.
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  7529. You can go to Glintpay.com and contact them and ask any question you’d like.
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  7530. +Padd I made a video about it yesterday. Yields seem to be breaking out too so price support should be breaking too.
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  7531. +OnlyMyPov I assume you mean the change in interest rate? Well the markets (borrowers and investors) determine the price of money or interest rates. If investors lose confidence in 10 year gilts (uk government bond) and start selling it the price will go down and the yield will go up. So next time the UK government sells 10 year it will be asked to pay a higher interest rate or coupon on that bond. For examplle a couple of months ago the 10 year gilt yield was at 0.51% so that means that the UK treasury could have issued or borrowed 10 year money and pay a coupon of around 0.50%. Now though if they need to borrow for 10 years they will have to pay 1%!
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  7532. +Tiku Piku Very probable that they will. The BoE could keep them low by printing even more money to buy longer term bonds but that could spook foreign investor and they could bail out and drive sterling even lower.
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  7533. +Anthony Foradaris QE works well when investors have faith and confidence in your currency. If the BoE panics and increases QE significantly one could see further sharp drops in sterling. It is certainly getting very interesting.
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  7534. Ron Jon Surf Shop in Daytona Beach. Is it still there?
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  7535. Hello there!
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  7536. Watch the Big Short to see what the strategy for gold and silver is for the bankers on Wall Street. When the housing market imploded the CDS bets on it didn't move because the bankers were short and were trying to cover and go long. They are doing the same thing to gold and silver right now. Trying to shake people out so they can cover their shorts and go long. This scene in The Big Short explains what I think is happening to gold and silver at the moment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQTbbUASPLQ
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  7537. Hi @Monte, I would not know as I don't watch TV or the MSM.
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  7538.  @dreamworkisteamwork  Some of them do hold the 400-ounce LBMA gold bars but a lot of time they lease the gold held at the Bank of England (for other countries other than the UK) and also the golf held at the New York Fed. I think JPMorgan and HSBC hold 1000-ounce silver bars. They do not hold coins and they do not really deal with the general public and I don't think they would even allow very wealthy clients to take delivery of the gold. The bullion banks discourage clients from taking delivery of gold as they want the clients to stay in the paper gold system.
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  7539. They are mostly the Too-Big-to-Fail banks like JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, UBS, HSBC, Bank of America etc...
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  7540. Morning
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  7541. It seems like people never learn and keep dealing with the devil so to speak.
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  7542. Thanks 👍
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  7543. Yes and Trump is playing along with it.
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  7544. Barry Soteoro did! ;)
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  7545. It seems like it.
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  7546. Yes I know he put Andrew Jackson's portrait back in the Oval Office but it could all be just for show but I hope you are right and he has a plan!
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  7547. The Rothschilds were the main force behind the creation the State of Israel (Balfour Declaration 1917) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balfour_Declaration Trump is doing Israel's bidding and even opened the U.S. Embassy to Israel in Jerusalem which is supposed to be an international city according to the U.N. charter that created the Jewish and Arab States in 1948. Trump also worked closely with Rothschild Banker, Wilbur Ross, who is now Secretary of Commerce. If Trump wanted to bring down the Rothschilds he would bring down Israel and that seems to be really far from happening unless he has a really cunning plan.
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  7548. If you say so!
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  7549.  @gadget348  I have been trying to warn people about the scam that currency creation out of thin air is since I started this channel in 2015 or what you call "money printing". Money is the most marketable commodity and gold and silver have been so for thousands of years. The banknotes we use today were a promissory note for money or gold and silver coins. Since 2000 the fiat pound has lost over 10% per annum versus gold which tells me that the Bank of England and the government are inflating the currency out of thin air by at least 10% per annum.
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  7550. Thanks.
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  7551. Good morning eL tomoS!
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  7552. I saw that. Violence seems to be par for the course in that region of the world.
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  7553. Hi Bugsy2379, The early bird gets the worm!
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  7554. Good morning!
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  7555. Good one @Helene Bouchard
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  7556. They exploit the fact that the rate of price rises dropped from 3.2% to 3.1% and use this as an excuse to say inflation dipped or dropped.
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  7557. Yes, you are right. Fiat currency or credit out of thin air.
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  7558. Any time
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  7559. Hi @Peter M, I saw that clip. No conflict of interest at all.
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  7560. Ok thanks!
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  7561. Morning
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  7562. Morning!
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  7563. Good night
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  7564. I used to wear contact lenses but today I was just reading from some notes and not looking at the screen.
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  7565.  @canofpulp  That's ok. Sometimes it's difficult to detect emotions on the comment section. A few people have told me I should write one. I guess I need to pick a topic and start.
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  7566. What book? Do you mean William Cobbett's letters? I will be coming back to the that soon.
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  7567. It depends whether there is a complete restructuring of the system with new national or even a world currency but if we do go back on a gold standard the ounce of gold will be multiple times higher in term of current dollars and other fiat currencies.
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  7568. +Didier deNice WB is technically right as in a fiat money system the government (with the help from the central bank) can always print more money in order to service the debt. The problem is that this process devalues the currency as it is the flip side of the debt. The US has been able to keep this game going as it still has the major reserve currency and therefore there is still some demand for its debt. WB knows all this and that is why he hates cash (even though BRK has $100 billion of cash right now).
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  7569. In authoritarian society it works as Japan was under U.S. military administration.
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  7570. I actually think they have waited too long to raise rates and that is the problem. It was at zero for seven years and it has taken them three years to raise it by 2% or 200 basis points.
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  7571. I really hope he, Trump, is for real as these united States deserve a government that serves the people and respects the Constitution.
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  7572. Sorry, I do not follow Q.
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  7573. Hi Ruth, Nice to hear from you. Hope you are well.
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  7574. The simplest way is to view bond yields or interest rates as the price of money so if rates are going higher that will mean a decrease in the creation of money and credit.
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  7575. Thanks Marc.
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  7576. Thanks, Paul.
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  7577. Hi Shane I will design a mug with a Sovereign and a Britannia silver coin later on today. Thanks for the suggestion.
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  7578. I have heard Bix Weir's story about this and to be honest I think it is fantasy. There is an old article from the time (1912 or so) that talks about some prospectors finding some gold veins there but that it would not be cost-effective to try to mine it commercially.
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  7579. +bev lower you need to listen to the whole video. I didn't blame the pensioners but I did blame government.
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  7580. +Vibin Joseph It would be cash in the bank or your broker so you could act in case of a market crash or collapse. There is, of course, a counter party risk involved in doing that and that is why I also recommend physical gold and silver outside the system.
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  7581. That's what I said. It was never a signed agreement.
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  7582. Welcome!
    2
  7583. Thank you.
    2
  7584. I have recently gotten back in with a small exposure to Newmont Mining or NEM which is paying almost 5% in dividend.
    2
  7585. Good morning!
    2
  7586. Hi @SubtleReed, I am not a gold and silver dealer.
    2
  7587. Good morning!
    2
  7588. No problem 👍
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  7589. I could be a very long video!!!
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  7590. My pleasure!
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  7591. Hi Max, Don't worry I know all about the fake stats and it looks like you do too. I was just talking about what the mainstream and the administration is spouting out. You must be new to my channel as I've mentioned what you are saying dozens if not hundreds of times in my past videos.
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  7592. www.goldimvestments.co.uk provide that service here in the UK. If you do contact them about it tell them I recommended them to you.
    2
  7593. Thanks Ian.
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  7594. Thank you very much!
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  7595. I have put a link to it the description of this video.
    2
  7596. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  7597. Morning!
    2
  7598.  @unicorntv1232  Sometimes and we also call him Bids.
    2
  7599. +Anders Orsted I highly recommend the books by Dr Anthony Sutton. Here is a great video with him being interviewed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sah_Xni-gtg
    2
  7600. Good contrarian indicator!
    2
  7601. Thanks, will do!
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  7602. Morning!
    2
  7603. Morning!
    2
  7604. Good morning!
    2
  7605. My pleasure!
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  7606. Thank you, I will
    2
  7607. That could be so but don't forget that these so-called News Agencies get their "news" from the official or government sources.
    2
  7608. +jaspreet lamba I've made quite a few videos about Deutsche Bank in the last month or so. You can find them in the video list of my youtube channel.
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  7609. pykkervots What I mean by "prepare" is more psychological than anything else. By that I mean to have your two feet on the ground and basically live life in a manner that is sustainable and not let crises that might come along get you down or despondent. Just keep going and never believe in a "free lunch". What you do personally is up to you and depends a great deal on your circumstances. I hope that helps.
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  7610. Hi @Winston Smith, Good to hear there is some unity.
    2
  7611. Good morning!
    2
  7612. I appreciate that!
    2
  7613. Billy and the family are well. He actually got a much needed haircut today. He will be attending the live stream.
    2
  7614. Hi, Unfortunately I do not control what adverts are shown.
    2
  7615. Thank you! 😊
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  7616. I think you mean Billy. He will be around for the live stream later on tonight.
    2
  7617. Hi @freddy, I don't think it is as big a story as ZH is making it out to be.
    2
  7618. Hi @Manic Miner, No offence but we do not do International Women's Day as I think women and men should be treated decently every day. Thanks for your kind words though.
    2
  7619. Nice one
    2
  7620. Hi @Quoc Bao, Yes, but in England (where the English language originated) it is "on the cards". I have changed the title of this video to "in" as almost 50% of my viewers ar in the US and about 20% in the UK>
    2
  7621. Hi Gary, My name is Mario.
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  7622. Thank you! You too!
    2
  7623. Good morning!
    2
  7624. Morning!
    2
  7625. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  7626. Absolutely
    2
  7627. Thanks again!
    2
  7628. He called the inflation or QE "mythical values"
    2
  7629. I appreciate that!
    2
  7630. Morning!
    2
  7631. Morning!
    2
  7632. Morning!
    2
  7633. Thank you, I will
    2
  7634. Hello there!
    2
  7635. They could raise it one more time and then they would have room to cut and then do QE again. It's like they need to turn right but the corner is too sharp so they actually need to go left a bit in order to turn right into the tight corner. I could be wrong of course as things make very little sense these days.
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  7636. That is why I do not touched these leveraged ETFs.
    2
  7637. Hi @j, Here is another video from December 2018: The Case for Gold and Cryptocurrencies in the 21st Century. https://youtu.be/lnTpZOetd4A
    2
  7638. Hi @j, Here is a video I made in February 2019 entitled: Cryptos Showing Signs of Life. A look at BTC, LTC, ETH, Steem and EOS. https://youtu.be/FZjyFeYlGsM
    2
  7639. Hello there!
    2
  7640. Welcome 😊
    2
  7641. Over the long term it shows metals have out performed DXY massively
    2
  7642.  @user-dy2ok6km2u  It's a county in England.
    2
  7643. Well said
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  7644.  @davidthomas-uc6ru  It still does not make it right. Maybe Australia could have been even richer than Britain without the tax. The French imposed property tax under Macron's predecessor and all it did was drive the wealthy out of France and hurt the real estate market.
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  7645.  @davidthomas-uc6ru  Yes. I would say the Australian government is acting immorally and it is not surprising seeing what the government of Victoria has done to the people there in 2020.
    2
  7646.  @davidthomas-uc6ru  My view of government is that it is supposed to serve the public and protect the individual's property and person but unfortunately that has not been the case for too long. Taxing people who have worked hard and have been able to save and buy a second property is not moral in my opinion. I recommend The Law by Frederic Bastiat as he touches upon what the role of the State should be in a moral and just society.
    2
  7647. Same to you
    2
  7648. Thank you kindly!
    2
  7649. Same to you!
    2
  7650. Hi @Jake Jones, Thanks. Hopefully we will meet one day in Hong Kong. I am reading an interesting book at the moment about HK. The Architect of Prosperity by Neil Monnery.
    2
  7651. Good morning!
    2
  7652. Probably even though I’m not too sure how it works exactly.
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  7653. +DVLZHAZE What's the feeling you get in terms of where the tide will flow?
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  7654. +VC YT Just like Bill Clinton used to then!
    2
  7655. Hi, I have not looked into electroneum.
    2
  7656. Hi Yvonne, Me too. :-))
    2
  7657. Hi @Yoyo Ma, I think the flow of liquidity down John Exter's Inverted Pyramid is a possibility but at the same time U.S. Treasury securities and paper cash and then the precious metals will be where all the liquidity will flow into so I would say short term t-bills ( 1month or 3month) is safe as long as the the State itself (United States of America) does not disintegrate like the Confederacy did in 1865 or the Soviet Union did in 1991.
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  7658. I read Mervyn King's book "The End of Alchemy" and he actually thinks going back to 100% reserve banking is the solution to the current banking fiasco.
    2
  7659. Morning!
    2
  7660. Morning!
    2
  7661. Our pleasure!
    2
  7662. Thanks @bob hunter
    2
  7663. Our pleasure!
    2
  7664. No. The Union flag was moved around and it was actually behind me in this video.
    2
  7665. Who's "they"?
    2
  7666. Hi Stanko, I know all about Genie Energy and I guess it's a case of killing two birds with one stone. Monetary reasons but also geopolitical longer-term reasons.
    2
  7667. Because it’s the most liquid market for them to park their giant foreign reserves.
    2
  7668. My pleasure!
    2
  7669. No, but they fit in the Buffalo slot too.
    2
  7670. Good morning!
    2
  7671. Hello there!
    2
  7672. Much appreciated!
    2
  7673. Hi Bugsy, Hope all is well in NY.
    2
  7674. Because the dollar is still perceived as almost "as good as gold" or the reserve currency so in times of crisis it will compete for a while with gold. I would also say that the major central banks (Fed, ECB, BoE) are heavily involved in keeping this paradigm alive.
    2
  7675. I think it could backfire on Mr Trump and the banksters as Turkey & al. will not buckle as they have been accumulating plenty of gold in order to protect themselves against this kind of strategy.
    2
  7676. Hi Yvonne, I saw that. We should be near the end of the down cycle and near the beginning of the up one.
    2
  7677. I would say there will be a mix. Why not have some real assets and some virtual? I would say at the moment the virtual assets are highly speculative but offer great opportunities.
    2
  7678. Yes and there has also been Chinese demand. I wanted to note combine the fundamentals for gold, silver and bitcoin so I kept it to the NIRP analysis. There are other reasons gold and silver are up as well.
    2
  7679. Thanks. I enjoyed listening to Christine Hughes.
    2
  7680. Good morning!
    2
  7681. Please send a link to the story. Thanks
    2
  7682. Thanks, Glenn.
    2
  7683. +Vention I used to just have the address and then someone asked me to put the blockchain link exactly for the reason you pointed out.
    2
  7684. Gold colour but not plated.
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  7685. No worries
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  7686. Thank you too!
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  7687. Thank you! You too!
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  7688. Morning
    2
  7689. It is my brokerage account. IG dot com
    2
  7690. +Team James Do you mean the transaction ID when I sent the tokens over from myetherwallet?
    2
  7691. +CanesFan65 You are right. At least by making this video I've had some feedback on how to maybe find my tokens. I will do an update later on whether I do or not.
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  7692. On 9/11/2001 dxy closed at 114.15. When the markets re-opened on 9/17/2001it got down to a low of 111.31 but by October it was back where it was prior to 9/11/2001.
    2
  7693. The important statistic id GDP per capita.
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  7694. Hi @Christina Napolitano, You are welcome.
    2
  7695. Enjoy.
    2
  7696. Thanks @SoCalSilver
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  7697.  @LL-qj5vg  I subscribe to Sean Hross’s channel and I think he’s a good guy but I don’t think one can generalise the character of almost 10 million people because of the experience he had with some of the people in Switzerland. By the same token we should say that the whole world population is dark as every country has a dark characters in charge.
    2
  7698. Morning
    2
  7699. Thanks.
    2
  7700. Good point, @Joe Boucher.
    2
  7701. Awesome! Thank you!
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  7702. @Nick Green, Anything else you'd like me to do for you?
    2
  7703. ONS website.
    2
  7704. Thanks @Johnny Bucknell
    2
  7705. Hi @Know BS, Try and give Gold Investments a call they should help you. The details are below in the description of this video.
    2
  7706. Yes, it is on the card section as you watch the video but here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-RGk5DRuwA&t=11s
    2
  7707. Good morning!
    2
  7708. You are welcome!
    2
  7709. I think mining companies will do well and are probably a very good buy around these levels. I have been speaking about them recently. I have also done some paid promotion for other companies but right now that business has dries up.
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  7710. The latest I’ve heard is the Gary Franchi reported Biden had lost President Elect status. Have not heard about Pennsylvania.
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  7711. You are welcome and thanks for using Gold Investments.
    2
  7712. I don't watch TV anymore. Stopped over 5 years ago.
    2
  7713. Thanks
    2
  7714. Hi @feelnrite, keeping cash with TDA would expose you to double counter party risk as I am sure TDA must have an account with a major Wall Street bank where it keeps your cash. At the same time though if you are looking to put this cash back into the markets you have to decide for yourself whehter it is worth it.
    2
  7715. Thanks!
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  7716. Any time!
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  7717. Morning
    2
  7718. Morning!
    2
  7719. Yes, and legally it still has a face value of £1 and it's legal tender. It's the way they keep it out of circulation.
    2
  7720. Good morning @John Smillie.
    2
  7721. Yes, i am aware of this guy. let's hope he makes a difference.
    2
  7722. Hi @Son Of A Silver Stacker, Thanks for you kind words.
    2
  7723. Hi @Eva G, No. I'm gold silver and the gold and silver miners.
    2
  7724. Thanks for the visit
    2
  7725. Hello there!
    2
  7726. My pleasure!
    2
  7727. Thanks @hvikshorst120
    2
  7728. Hi Chris, Yes, theoretically it has been nationalized but it is controlled by the bankers. I did a video on the subject back in September. Here is a link to it: https://youtu.be/EUUqBfMu4ZE
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  7729. Yes and the Rockefellers were also big shareholders in National City Bank which became Citibank or Citigroup.
    2
  7730. Religion is not something I look at as I simply follow the money. Mr Mullins book on the Fed actually does not touch on the subject of religion. The important point I am trying to make is that the Fed is actually as Federal as Federal Express.
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  7731. The New York Fed is controlled by the major shareholders of the member banks of the New York Fed like JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and others. I have not looked into the religion of the major shareholders though.
    2
  7732. Thanks!
    2
  7733. Thanks, you too!
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  7734.  @sim6699  What if you have built up a business and employ workers and then you are told by the government you have to pay them more than your business can afford? That is plundering not only the employer but ultimately the employees as the business might not survive by paying the minimum wage.
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  7735. @sim6699 , Because it is the arbitrary setting of the price of labor by force. It's price fixing.
    2
  7736.  @imbonkers3629  The EU economies, UK and US have been in this precarious state for years. Queen Victoria is dead too! Daily Express is way late and behind the curve.
    2
  7737. If you do look at foreign currency bonds (I'm assuming you do not earn in Sing dollars) you need to also consider the foreign exchange risk. Singapore sovereign debt is rated AAA so in the scheme of things it's one of the best rated in the world. The government debt to GDP ratio is about 83% so below the US at 100% plus. I personally am not invested in government bonds but if I had to chose some to buy I would probably not ignore Singapore. Their 10 year government bond is yielding 2.22% so about 16 basis point below the US equivalent. If you follow the Sing dollar and you think it looks good why not.
    2
  7738. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  7739. Good morning!
    2
  7740. Thanks for watching!
    2
  7741. Thanks, @Jane Reynolds.
    2
  7742. Thanks, @Joe Maxwell.
    2
  7743. Same to you!
    2
  7744. Any time!
    2
  7745. Good point.
    2
  7746. Thanks
    2
  7747. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  7748. I appreciate that!
    2
  7749. FDR's pen stole hundreds of billions in today's dollars.
    2
  7750. I had a lot of friends from Boston when I was at University in Florida. My best friend was from Brookline so maybe their accent rubbed off on me.
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  7751. Maybe the AAA ones but I would not want to touch them either as they are still "securities".
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  7752. Hi Yvonne, Can you give me the link to the video? Thanks.
    2
  7753. Looks like greed is got the better of jsnip4!
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  7754. You are welcome Irminsul.
    2
  7755. Good morning!
    2
  7756. It has to start somewhere.
    2
  7757. Good morning!
    2
  7758. Morning
    2
  7759. Morning!
    2
  7760. Good evening @Mr. Bullion.
    2
  7761. Morning!
    2
  7762. I thought you had Kim Jong-Un's details on your rolodex? Trump probably does.
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  7763. Billy.
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  7764. +Karim Bya I do not think there are any countries out there that are perfect. If I had to pick one country that I believe fits the bill it would be Switzerland but even the Swiss are slipping. Look at how their central bank has been printing so much money out of thin air in oder to keep their currency from strengthening.
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  7765. Morning!
    2
  7766. The bankers are the enemy and it does not matter where they are from.
    2
  7767. I think you’ll find it was Mayer Amschel Rothschild who said that but I’m sure JP Morgan thought alike.
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  7768. Hi @Raymond ugeru, I assume you are speaking of Gold Investments? They are bullion dealers so that is what they do, buying and selling. I do not know about Oliver Temple's private affairs or whether he holds gold and silver as that is his business. Just because someone deals in buying selling something does not mean they cannot own the item.
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  7769. Yes, they will deliver anywhere.
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  7770. Good point. Thanks.
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  7771. I'd say gold and silver forecasted rising prices last year when gold went from $1450 in March to $2075 in the summer and silver went from below $12 to $30. That period was when actually the Fed created the bulk of the inflation (reserves, credit, currency) we have seen since the crisis this year. I think what we are seeing now is just a pause before another mover higher even if the Fed starts "tightening".
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  7772. You are very welcome. If we had a real "head" sovereign I am sure Blair would have been put in the Tower a long time ago.
    2
  7773. Morning!
    2
  7774. Good morning!
    2
  7775. Thanks. I will do it this afternoon ( TruNews)
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  7776. Not really and I’m more of a gold and silver guy even though I have an open mind towards crypto currencies and hold some.
    2
  7777. Something wrong with YouTube analytics.
    2
  7778. Good morning!
    2
  7779. You're welcome
    2
  7780. Nobody knows who that is so it is difficult to say.
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  7781. Yes, that is another interesting year I guess.
    2
  7782. Fine and you?
    2
  7783. Morning!
    2
  7784. Yes. I did say so in this video.
    2
  7785. Happy to help
    2
  7786. My pleasure!
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  7787. Much appreciated
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  7788. Yes, that was on a domestic basis. 1971 was when the last link with money was severed.
    2
  7789. I appreciate that!
    2
  7790. Well said
    2
  7791. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  7792. Hello there!
    2
  7793. Hello there
    2
  7794. Our pleasure!
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  7795. +lenogooch Yes it could especially if they are unable to cover their naked short positions for a profit.
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  7796. +Andre I started out in a private bank in Switzerland and then worked for over twenty years as a futures and options broker in London. I got a degree in BA International Studies and Economics back in the late 1980s.
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  7797. The dxy topped in January of 2017 and the cycle down should last until 2023 to 2024.
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  7798. Silver will follow gold too and will most probably outperform.
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  7799. I actually know Peter. We used to play golf together back in the early 2000s. I remember his views being mainstream but it looks like even him has become a. contrarian.
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  7800. Thanks Anthony.
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  7801. Morning
    2
  7802. He had just had a drink before we recorded. It was very hot. Don't worry he is ver well looked after.
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  7803. I think it is a correction and it is in a sense a reflection of some tightening by the Fed and others but I do not think the long term fundamental point to deflation.
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  7804. Well said
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  7805. No. I didn't go there for golf but I did go for a swim in Lake Garda.
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  7806. My pleasure
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  7807. We are not seeing backwardation in gold yet.
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  7808. We have plenty of fans. They go on after the video is recorded. Too loud for the microphone.
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  7809. +Paul Armstrong I think the correction might have further to go but it's better to buy at $13k than at $20k I guess.
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  7810. I bought some bitcoin and Crypterium today!
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  7811. +Vention Thanks again.
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  7812. Our pleasure!
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  7813. I’d personally try do a bit of both.
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  7814. You are welcome.
    2
  7815. You're welcome!
    2
  7816. Hello @Grow Mechanic, Everything well at maneco64 and Billy HQ. Hope you are well too.
    2
  7817. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  7818. @cajunjamis9001 , I mentioned them last night on the livestream. The 100k was reached before the livestream.
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  7819. Thanks so much
    2
  7820. Morning
    2
  7821. Reminded me of the pot calling the kettle black.
    2
  7822. Hi @Graham Hobbs, According to Bloomberg he is slated to take over on April 9, 2023. https://archive.ph/Y8gA3
    2
  7823. Do you want his number?
    2
  7824. Google who financed Karl Marx. It should not surprise you.
    2
  7825. You are welcome.
    2
  7826. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  7827. You can connect with him on Twitter and ask him.
    2
  7828. Much appreciated
    2
  7829. Actually the British abolished slavery before it was abolished in the United States.
    2
  7830. All good
    2
  7831. Thanks for watching!
    2
  7832. I appreciate that
    2
  7833. Hi @Crypto positive, I did interview the CEO of CAJ a couple of years ago. The news is positive for the project as they needed the license to operate in West Africa or Guinea Bissau. I think the company has potential but it is a long term project and venture. It's not a get-rich-quick scheme in my opinion.
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  7834. Hi @alycephoto, I’m very aware of how the so called recovery of the last ten years has only benefited the very wealthy who hold financial assets. I tend to think the rise in iron ore prices is more to do with inflation or loss of confidence in paper money.
    2
  7835. Glad you enjoyed it
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  7836. Thanks, will do!
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  7837. Happy to help!
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  7838. Thanks, you too!
    2
  7839. Much appreciated
    2
  7840. I appreciate that!
    2
  7841. I used to listen to Bob Chapman on goldseek radio.
    2
  7842. Hello there!
    2
  7843. Thanks, you too!
    2
  7844. The last one was in 1775 to 1783 in the colonies and before that in the 1600s before the U.K. existed but one should never say never I guess. Let's hope we do not need one in order to sort things out.
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  7845. Glad you enjoyed it
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  7846. @Nick Turner, I have not seen anything concrete from the incumbent that makes me believe he is trying to straighten things out. He seems to be more determined in bailing out Wall Street, Private Equity etc... at the expense ( Bigly National Debt and inflation) of the general public. Maybe it is all part of a bigger plan but he needs to get his skates on pretty quick.
    2
  7847. Thanks @j p
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  7848. @Alexis Duhem, In a fiat currency system that is true.
    2
  7849. Hi @Max Caruso, I think there is still time but the window is closing. I think silver will be the hardest the two precious metals to get going forward.
    2
  7850. Thanks again!
    2
  7851. That's right. Not 52 but 56.
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  7852. Hi @jeremiah babe, One my viewers sent me one of your videos. I enjoy your take on things.
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  7853. My pleasure
    2
  7854. At least I got the date right! Sorry.
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  7855. I had never heard of him until recently so it's interesting to get another opinion.
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  7856. I sent a letter to an MP once and he replied just to acknowledge but nothing is ever done so I don't think the big UK banks would care much for a letter. The only way to go about it is to do the least business as possible with them and be your own central bank.
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  7857. My pleasure!
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  7858. Morning!
    2
  7859. Family crests?
    2
  7860. Hi Morning Light, I think you will like this link: www.teespring.com/maneco64
    2
  7861. Good morning!
    2
  7862. @Darryl Knight, Only some videos (where I have used the C word) have been demonetised. Not all.
    2
  7863. I’m a Ron Paul fan so I’m a libertarian but when Bernie Sanders says there’s a problem with wealth inequality I agree with him but I disagree with him about the way to address that problem. He espouses wealth redistribution with State force while I would say the solution is less government but sound money too. Less government also means no Central Banks and no bailouts for big corporations.
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  7864. I would say it's because Brazil is not part of the "club" so it can't manipulate its interest rates like the U.S., UK, EU and Japan. CPI is running around 6% in Brazil and the Central Bank has been raising rates this year and the base rate is now at 6.5% so a 10% rate makes sense. I'd say the Brazilian bond market at least is a real market unlike the US, UK and EU markets. In the US CPI is running at almost 6% and the 10-year is at 1.46%. In the UK the RPI is running at almost 5% and the 10-year gilt rate is at 0.90%.
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  7865. True.
    2
  7866. No. I have been living in the UK since 1992. I grew up in Brazil.
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  7867. They are pressured to get the cash to pay their investors. They do not have all the time in the world. That is how markets work.
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  7868. The way the market works though is that potential buyers now know these funds need to sell so they are not going to fall over themselves to bid up the market.
    2
  7869. Thanks for watching!
    2
  7870. Yes, and it was actually Made in the U.S.A.! I almost spilled my coffee when i saw it on the packaging.
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  7871. Hi @Paul Hunt, I do my reports at pretty much the same time everyday so the market report is outdated but what it shows is that the system is in trouble I'd say.
    2
  7872. Hi @Sandwich King, I think we are near a point where having it will be more important than the fiat paper price.
    2
  7873. Hi @Sunnyaz, Silver is still very affordable for working class folks but one thing I would say is try not to be tempted into taking on more debt.
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  7874. Hi @Bing Bong, it all kicked off after I finished recording.
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  7875. Hi @david charvet, The inflation does destroy the purchasing power but unfortunately I need to keep some there for taxes. With CBDCs they could run the it parallel with the old currency for a while and then just freeze you bank account and old currency so you will be forced to use the CBDC. That though is if they succeed in implementing their nefarious plan.
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  7876. Hi @scott49140, There is about $2.3 trillion in circulation and not $53 trillion.
    2
  7877. Morning!
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  7878. Hi @Michael White, It is a possibility but I feel Americans had a lot more gold back in 1933 as it was part of the monetary system. I guess it doesn't hurt having some the pre-1933 or collectors coins.
    2
  7879. I don't think the U.S. would be happy if the Chinese and Russians sent their coastguard to the coast of Florida or California.
    2
  7880. Hi @Harun Ulu, I did not see it if true it should reinforce the trend higher in paper prices.
    2
  7881. You got that right!
    2
  7882. Actually after the 08:20 NY Open gold was sold off to $1844 at round 09:00 and then it did rebound so it looks like the takedown did not work today.
    2
  7883. The latest figures have Turkey at 393.4 metric tonnes. The UK, for example, has 310.3 metric tonnes.
    2
  7884. You're welcome!
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  7885. +Peter Stager The Comex is a paper market for all intent and purposes. If someone tried to take take delivery for a substantial amount of gold the regulators would be all over him/her. They learned their lesson with the Bunker Hunt in 1980. The Comex is a bucket shop.
    2
  7886. Hello there!
    2
  7887. Good morning!
    2
  7888. https://youtu.be/idBDCsmul4Y
    2
  7889. That is a long wait. Gold Investments deliver the next day.
    2
  7890. Hi @Simon Bevan, I think Chris Marcus is not a shill at all and is actually trying to help people wake up to the real corruption in the banking and monetary system. Why should he be denied a living for doing that?
    2
  7891. Hello there!
    2
  7892. You are welcome. I give it my best.
    2
  7893. Hi @vishysa, I think spiritual matters far outweigh the financial matters at present but it doesn't mean to say the financial matters are not important as well. My focus and specialty is on the financial side so I leave the spiritual matters to others.
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  7894. Merci @Jean-Robert Lombard.
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  7895. Morning!
    2
  7896. Thanks and welcome
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  7897. My video gave you my technical perspective but you should make this decision by yourself. I’m really to inform and not advise.
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  7898. I heard the rumour too.
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  7899. Hi @Michael Harvey, It depends on what kind of assets they are holding. One thing I would say is that they are NCUA insured which shows that they carry risk too.
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  7900. Hi Poppie & The Stable, I do not expect to be bailed out by anyone. Yellen and Wall Street are the communists. Check out Antony C. Sutton and his book about how Wall Street financed the Bolshevik Revolution.
    2
  7901. Like Lagarde and Powell, Havenstein was a lawyer too.
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  7902. I think what most people do not realise is that this crazy monetary policy could be great for the nominal price of productive assets, stocks and other kinds of assets but in reality it is the destruction of all the paper currencies around the globe. The very wealthy who have huge portfolios of equities in productive assets and real estate will be ok but the vast majority of the public who depend on these currencies for their income, pensions will be left holding the bag. The Titanic is the fiat money system.
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  7903. Thank you! You too!
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  7904. Good morning!
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  7905. Yes. My mind went blank for a second.
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  7906. Hello 😊
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  7907. Glad to hear it!
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  7908. Hello there!
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  7909. I'm not flying from Heathrow but I've seen that they have suspended a strike that was supposed to take place there tomorrow.
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  7910. Morning!
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  7911. Me too. I have not done yet.
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  7912. Very welcome
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  7913. Hello there!
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  7914. I have not heard anything about the U.K. government putting VAT on gold. I do not recommend the Royal Mint as a dealer. Their prices are too high compared to the private market dealers.
    2
  7915. Hi, U. Sinclair I have just seen that story. If Trump does fire Powell I do not think it will make any difference to the long-term direction of the markets though but I would say it would be very negative for the dollar.
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  7916. Good morning!
    2
  7917. I’ve just spent 30 minutes deleting all the messages. Thanks
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  7918. You right John. It's all theater and we are the spectators.
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  7919. Yes I do. I really like him.
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  7920. macro. I've corrected it. Thanks
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  7921. Our pleasure!
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  7922. It's a dog actually!
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  7923. +TheBitcoinArmy There is no tax on buying gold but there is VAT on silver. I recommend www.atkinsonsbullion.com One way around the VAT in silver is to buy pre 1920 UK coins which are .925 silver. Sometimes on ebay you might find some of those. There is not VAT on the coins that were once in circulation. The UK coins from 1920 to 1946 have 50% silver content.
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  7924. Good morning, Piotr65.
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  7925. He was asleep this morning. Lazy bones!
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  7926. Thanks, you too!
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  7927. Good morning!
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  7928. I would say they are part of the financial system so not a great place to leave your hard earned savings. That is my opinion. You need to do some of your own research.
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  7929. Morning!
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  7930. Yes the SIFI ones regulated by the BIS in Basel.
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  7931. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  7932. I would go to his website www.thesiriusreport.com and read the "about" section. "London Paul" is a pseudonym.
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  7933. @peterwilson9327 , I am sorry to hear that. Has the campus been hit badly? How is Park Avenue and Winter Park Golf Club?
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  7934. I’ve been meaning to talk about Brexit for a while and to be honest I did not do this video to celebrate or anything like that but more to look at the three points that I covered in the video. Thanks for your feedback and interest.
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  7935. So how come the U.K. is also working with the ECB ( the EU’s Central Bank) and the BIS in order to develop digital alternatives to the dollar and SWIFT?
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  7936. Hi Shane, I am aware of the City of London Corporation and that it’s actually a sovereign power.
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  7937. Hi Graeme, I just added them to the shop. Let me know what you think. Thanks for the idea.
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  7938. @AnonymousanonymousA , Please be more specific, thanks.
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  7939. Hi @Silverbar14u, Thanks.
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  7940. I would say that it is legal tender laws and the fact that one needs to pay tax in the legal tender currency that keeps people pricing things versus paper. There is no reason though not to keep track of asset values via ratios like the dow/gold ratio, the gold/silver ratio or even the gold/wtioil ratio.
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  7941. Morning!
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  7942. Thanks for watching!
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  7943. Thanks @Warning Signs
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  7944. The $20 piece is 90% or just under 22 carat (0.9166). The Fr40 piece is 22 carat or 0.9166
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  7945. Yes and the U.K. is heavily dependent on trade and has been running trade and current account deficits fro decades.
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  7946. Good morning @Chris Napolitano.
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  7947. I thought the decimalisation happened in 1971 but you could be right as I was too young to remember and I grew up in Brazil.
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  7948. Glad to hear it
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  7949. I did not bother to spend my money on buying the book.
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  7950. @Jean Richard Varre, That's old news but I guess Bill had denied ever being there.
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  7951. Morning!
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  7952. Thanks 👍
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  7953. +Robert I do not know where you are based but here in the UK I use bitbargain.co.uk. You should look for a bitcoin exchange where you are and also have your own blockchain wallet through www.blockchain.com
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  7954. Yes. Effectively it gave you 4 hours to spend your old notes if you did not want to go to a bank.
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  7955. +Sanjay Sharma Check the date I made the video before making stupid comments!!!!
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  7956. +Linda I think it is because the Western corps. can get an educated and English speaking work force for a fraction of the cost.
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  7957. +Haroon Faisal I have covered articles but I also gave my opinion as to why the Indian people prefer to deal in cash and that is, in my opinion, the distrust in authority and government.
    2
  7958. Hi Jane!
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  7959. Hi Tony, The Fed is supposed to be selling the bonds right now but they could resume their policy of QE anytime.
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  7960. Lol, I think I would have a lot more subscribers and get a lot more views if I were a spook!
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  7961. Para voce tambem @Ana Moura
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  7962. Yes, should be there soon.
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  7963. Glad you enjoyed it
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  7964. Good morning!
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  7965. Good morning!
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  7966. Thanks for listening
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  7967. I'll have a look. Thanks.
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  7968. Hello there!
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  7969. It's definitely getting more interesting. I would say that most people involved in finance and markets think DB is too big to fail and that it would not be allowed to fail but what if they are wrong?
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  7970. I accept all currencies. :)
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  7971. For now DB is refusing to pay the whole fine and will probably negotiate with the DOJ but I think that even without a fine DB is in trouble. A fine even if not as big as the $14 billion could just push DB off the cliff a bit quicker.
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  7972. +Jon Feltman I think the notional value of DB's derivative book is more like $64 trillion which I guess does not make too much difference in the scheme of things. What is more important, nevertheless, is that if DB goes bust the whole daisy chain of $1 quadrillion plus derivatives global exposure explodes and that would (or will?) make the Lehman collapse look like a nice picnic in Hyde Park.
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  7973. +1966Hemi426 Actually a dollar is 371.25 grains of fine silver. What you pay people with is a Federal Reserve Note disguising itself as a dollar.
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  7974. Glad you enjoyed it
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  7975. I think you mean Rhodes and not roads.
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  7976. Glad you like it
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  7977. More like a wahhabist ( Saudi)? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wahhabism
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  7978. Morning
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  7979. Good morning, Graham.
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  7980. Good morning!
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  7981. Thanks, you too!
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  7982. +Scott McCartney I have not decorated. Just a different room.
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  7983. I agree.
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  7984. Deutsche Bank is an international investment bank as well as a commercial bank. The problem is that they have made bets that are highly leveraged so when the bets start move in the wrong direction it can have a huge impact on the bank.
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  7985. The Energy Non-Crisis by Lindsey Williams.
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  7986. +eric This article from Singularity Hub says the following: "To be clear, quantum computing threatens all computer security systems that rely on public key cryptography, not just blockchain. All security systems, including blockchain systems, need to consider post-quantum cryptography to maintain data security for their systems." https://singularityhub.com/2017/11/05/is-quantum-computing-an-existential-threat-to-blockchain-technology/#sm.0000yrd8ht2ksf4ys072nm41dc0tu
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  7987. +James, I hope your channel grows and it should.
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  7988. Hello 👋
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  7989. Thanks 👍
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  7990. Morning
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  7991. Thanks for watching!
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  7992. I do not think it's too late to buy precious metals nor the mining stocks. Physical gold and silver are, in my opinion, still a sound way to save money. Precious metals mining stocks are more of a speculative play. You should do your homework too as I am just trying to inform people of what my opinion is.
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  7993. Hello there!
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  7994. Thanks for listening
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  7995. +jim h You should go on steemit.com and post your ideas there. You will even get paid for it. I am flattered you're using my channel to blog your ideas though.
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  7996. Morning
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  7997. Hi @Darrel Wood, You are welcome.
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  7998. Hi, I am not privy to his relationship with Bill Holter. When I started following Jim in 2002 Bill Holter was not part of JS Mineset.
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  7999. My pleasure!
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  8000. Many many thanks
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  8001. I appreciate it
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  8002. Many thanks!
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  8003. Hello there!
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  8004. Great suggestion!
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  8005. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  8006. Hi @One More Valyrian, I have been telling people that the only way to fight the manipulation is to buy physical gold and silver and have been doing it for almost 20 years and for over 5 years here on Youtube. I have been trying to get the message across to the public about how fraudulent our current monetary system is for almost six year so for you to say I am "peeing" myself and "pretending it's okay" shows me you have not been following me for long. What have you been trying to do to wake people up then?
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  8007. You are very welcome
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  8008. Yes, for those of us who know what is going on. Unfortunately, the vast majority of people have no clue about what is really going on with their money.
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  8009. Hi @philip james, I do not care about the paper gold market as I do not deal in it. You might think Jeff Rense is a whacko and that is your right to think so but the video that I pointed viewers to is anything but whacko in my opinion. In a perfect world, we would not have a fraudulent paper gold market but we don't live in a perfect world so if you have a problem with me trying to wake people up about that I do not know what to say to you except that you are the fraud.
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  8010. Same to you!
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  8011. Yes. Your chart is even longer term than the one I looked at on my Jan 16, 2016 video which is imbedded in this video as a card. The H & S formation I've looked at is actually the right shoulder in your chart.
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  8012. Hello there!
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  8013. Good morning Charles.
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  8014. Yes. that is part of what is happening but the track record for the commercials is good in that they do eventually turn the market around but who knows they might not be so successful this time around?
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  8015. He is but he was with my wife somewhere a bit cooler.
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  8016. Not quite but it happens. The British are never happy about the weather though.
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  8017. Hi @Christopher Lewis, For leverage you should read Richard Smitten's book on Jesse Livermore and maybe watch the Big Short movie too.
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  8018. Glad it was helpful!
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  8019. You too!!
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  8020. +Bruce Clark The US Treasury owns 261 million troy ounces of gold. The Fed actually holds gold certificates so the gold at the Fed is held for the US Treasury. So at $1500 the US treasury gold holdings is worth $391billion. I am not sure where you get the $20 trillion from. So to pay off the $20 trillion debt gold would need to be priced at $76'726.00 per troy ounce.
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  8021. True but as you said it's the bankers that own the Fed.
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  8022. Glad you think so!
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  8023. Hi Mn neau, Hope all yes well. Thanks again for the support.
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  8024. Morning!
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  8025. Hi hamsrus, Not sure what that means. Could be the mainstream censorship noose tightening?
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  8026. +DW Stop voting and legitimising the rotten political system. I have never voted in my life as I don't need politicians to help me.
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  8027. Yes it is a very good movie.
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  8028. Basically it's a market controlled by a few players with big pockets. Just like the Hunt brothers cornered the silver market in the 1970s. Long is futures terminology for buying a contract.
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  8029. Thanks and I agree about the elections. Big distraction.
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  8030. Wirex
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  8031. Thanks.
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  8032. Our pleasure!
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  8033. Much appreciated!
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  8034. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  8035. Our pleasure!
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  8036. Check Uranium Energy Corp., Uranium Royalty Royalty, Traction Uranium Corp and Cameco. I did a video about UEC last August: https://youtu.be/gxYBucpDHHk and more recently I did a video on Traction Uranium: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eut-iWyHSzc This is not financial advice.
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  8037. Thank you too!
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  8038. Yes, it is @maneco1964. 16k followers. Beware there are a few impersonators.
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  8039. It will happen but it is impossible to know when. I think one needs to keep an eye on the symptoms that could foreshadow a collapse like overwhelming debt, corruption etc...
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  8040. Hi @Amy Leo, It depends where you are I guess. here in the UK we have to pay VAT which is like a sales tax when we buy but we don't pay any tax when selling and if we buy coins of the realm like 1 ounce britannias we are also exempt from CGT. I am not a tax expert though so you need to do some research about it.
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  8041. I don't agree with him on that. He is full of it if he thinks that.
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  8042. Trump just tweeted that he had a talk with the Saudi Prince Mortgage Backed! Insane to see a President intervening in the market in order to raise oil prices when 10 million Americans have lost their jobs in the last two weeks. I guess it’s part of Q’s plan?
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  8043. Good morning eL TomoS.
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  8044. The $11 trillion in Total liabilities is the national debt which is now around $19.5 trillion. The other numbers which include Social Security, Medicaire and Misc. are the unfunded liabilities or what the government has promised to pay over the years to pensioners and retirees.
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  8045. I like the UK Column News. Thanks
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  8046. +Ash K Druckenmiller has a third of a billion so the Gold ETF is fine for him because the bankers running the ETF would not dare fail to deliver to him. I personally think Druckenmiller should have bought physical gold. I personally think if you do not have physical outside the financial system you are taking a big risk. Mining shares are more speculative but if you can afford to buy some after you have built up your physical reserves of gold and silver why not if it floats your boat?
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  8047. Good morning! Thanks for the information.
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  8048. I'd say it is probably a HNWI or a fund rather than a Central Bank.
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  8049. Retail accounts yes but not the big-money guys.
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  8050. It is one third of 20.
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  8051. Hello 👋
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  8052. @philipdurling1964, Government will be helpless.
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  8053. @johnbutler3141 , No, the only reason the December futures price is closer to the spot price is that we are approaching the beginning of December and the December contract becomes a deliverable or basically spot contract. Soon the February 2025 contract will replace the December contract as the front month and its price will reflect what is called the cost of carry. The higher interest rates are the higher the cost of carry is. When rates were near zero there was little difference between the spot and futures prices. I see that the last price traded on February 2025 gold was $2589.70 while for December 2024 gold it was $2567.40. The cost of carry is added on or reflected in the futures price.
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  8054. The one I have was my late father's too.
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  8055. As I said it is difficult to say where the two prices would meet. Could be at $1000, $6000, $25000 or any other price but what is important is the ratio at 1:1
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  8056. Our pleasure!
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  8057. Listen to Michael Oliver and he explains why.
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  8058. Japan doesn’t hold the reserve currency for the world.
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  8059. Morning!
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  8060. Morning Armando.
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  8061. You too!
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  8062. Glad you enjoyed it
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  8063. My pleasure!
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  8064. I would say CDs are as much at risk as demand deposits or current accounts. They are insured up to $250k by the FDIC though as well.
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  8065. Hi @rocmon, I think it is always a good idea to get out of debt as much as possible.
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  8066. Hi @mark baird, I would say any deposit account with a bank is at risk of being bailed in. I would check with your bank though.
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  8067. Good morning!
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  8068. A Shih Tzu
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  8069. Any time!
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  8070. Morning!
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  8071. My pleasure
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  8072. Hi @ Bill A, I don't follow Andrew Maguire and as I said recently in one of my videos I do not see any proof from the BIS of when gold will become tier 1. Andrew Maguire was saying the same thing back in March of 2019. He was saying that gold was going to become a tier 1 asset on mArch 29, 2019 and now he is saying it will be in 2021!
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  8073. Morning!
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  8074. My pleasure!
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  8075. It will continue to become even more "extortionate" as you say. It is not that gold is going up but the fiat currencies that are going down.
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  8076. I'd spread out the exchange of fiat to money or gold if you are worried about an economic implosion. In 2008 gold dropped from $1000 to $700 but it didn't there for too long and the premiums were very high. After that of course it went to $1900.
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  8077. Hi Lord! I hope you are well.
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  8078. Morning.
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  8079. Hello there!
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  8080. Morning!
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  8081. I used mine this morning.
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  8082. Good morning!
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  8083. Hello there!
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  8084. My pleasure!
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  8085. Morning
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  8086. Good morning, Kennedy.
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  8087. Hi @Kevin W, I feel the same way about it as you.
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  8088. Same to you!
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  8089. So who would own the means of production in your Socialist Community? Who would build the means of production? Who would provide the necessary savings to invest in the means of production? I think that differentiating labor from savings or capital is a bad idea because they are one and the same. A worker who is prudent and saves the wages he earns is basically creating capital.
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  8090. Reputation sorts it out. Someone who is known to be unethical or a fraud will eventually go out of business. That’s how it would work.
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  8091. Thanks, R Sinclair I do not think I have watched this so will be watching it this morning.
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  8092. The problem is that we are made to think that capital and labor are different and opposing things but in the end of the day capital is stored labor or wealth created through work and ideas.
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  8093. I have! Here is my video about the Wallenbergs from July 2016:The Chaos Profiteers. The Wallenbergs and George Soros.: https://youtu.be/eEszCGDJ2Lw
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  8094. Good morning!
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  8095. Hello there!
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  8096. Yes, that is correct. One of the 10 planks of the Manifesto.
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  8097. Good morning!
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  8098. Welcome!
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  8099. Hi Tobleronewnuts, Have you got a link to the posts you are referring to? I'd like to have a look. Thanks
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  8100. QE or money printing is inflation. The consequence of that policy is a loss of purchasing power of the currency (Federal Reserve Note) which of course equates into higher prices.
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  8101. Well put hamsrus. They thought they could get something for nothing!
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  8102. Thanks Jane.
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  8103. In fiat terms I have more gold but in ounces a lot more silver. Here in the U.K. you can buy gold VAT free while silver you can’t and that’s why I’ve favoured gold. I think silver is more speculative so you could do better as a trade. It’s up to you to decide which one you prefer though.
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  8104. Thanks Aaron! I appreciate the feedback.
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  8105. 🖐
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  8106. Hi @Kenny James, I think platinum should do well as currency continue to get debased but it is not a metal I am involved in.
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  8107. Thanks for watching!
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  8108. No reason I'd say. Just a number they picked.
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  8109.  @lordhumongus8669  Yes he's bearish every one of these fiat currencies the Federal Reserve Note included.
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  8110. He sure does.
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  8111. Hi @John Jeffries, That is a good point. Politicians or Statists love inflation.
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  8112. Hi @Dale Cunningham, I am glad my videos helped you. All the best to you too.
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  8113. Thanks 👍
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  8114. I appreciate that!
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  8115. Glad it was helpful!
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  8116. Rhoback is the brand
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  8117. +Massimo I noticed the volume on this video was low. I think the reason for that was that the French Door to the room was open and it affected the sound. I did another video later on today and it was ok as I use a microphone.
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  8118. All it will do is make it easier for the OPEC nations to transact in yuan and also physical gold in the Shanghai Gold Exchange. The oil and gold exchange in China are separate but you can bet they were set up with a purpose of circumventing the dollar.
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  8119. Padd, I think if this situation evolves you could see the price of gold actually go a lot higher as I expect actual physical gold to be exchanged for yuan. I think the Chinese, Russians and other Asian nations do not believe in paper gold like the U.S. and Europeans do. Volatility has actually been very low since the second half of 2013 as gold has been in a $300 range between $1050 and $1350 so I actually expect volatility to pick up as gold breaks out to the upside of the range we have seen these last few years.
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  8120. BTC, EOS and ETH.
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  8121. Yes, it is a nice incentive for the Glint card holders but they will not be able to do that forever as they need to stay in business. I understand why dealers have to earn a premium and do not begrudge them a living.
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  8122. Yes. I have been informed of that too.
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  8123. Agreed! No Central Banks either!
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  8124. Yes let's see if he gets this one right. I do not like to predict exact dates but I do not think it is impossible to ascertain which way the current is taking us.
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  8125. I did not say it was not. You can have a look at my previous videos and see that I am a proponent of crypto currencies. I personally prefer to be over weight in gold and silver but I do have some bitcoin and etherium and I do accept crypto currency donations. The reason I prefer the precious metals is that they have a few thousand years of track record while the crypto currencies have only been around for the last few years.
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  8126. The Liquidation Trade is part of the bankers' business too. If they see there is no more upside to their "trade" they will allow financial assets to implode and they will be on the right side of the trade while the general public loses out. It's called pump and dump.
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  8127. The only reason the bankers can keep their gold is that we accept their paper. If we didn't he gold would have to circulate or else Rothschild et al. would be in trouble.
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  8128. Glad you enjoyed it
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  8129. Hi @Mark Voelker, Thanks for the information.
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  8130. Thanks @St Lois IX.
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  8131. Hi @Kevin Mask, I don't like ETFs because they basically controlled by the bankers and you get counterparty risk. I recommend Miles Franklin for buying actual physical gold and silver. There are some details of how to get in touch with them in the description of this video.
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  8132. Hi @Kevin Mask, Do you mean ETFs? I am not a fan as I prefer coins and bars but if you prefer that I guess GLD is the main one. be aware that unless you have 10'000 shares of GLD you cannot take delivery.
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  8133.  @ownsilver  Actually, these last two days have not been as bad. It is putting off legitimate viewers like you from commenting as they get almost instant replies from these bots. YouTube has got its priorities wrong.
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  8134. I use IG and Interactive Brokers and I am satisfied with them
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  8135. No problem 👍
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  8136. I know Nixon did not get the ball rolling in terms of war and spending but he was the one who decided to "suspend temporarily the convertibility of the dollar into gold..."
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  8137.  @christyeasley6235  You have to let the market decide the exchange ratios or rate of everything versus gold.
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  8138. Maybe not for you I need to say it as I get new viewers all the time.
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  8139. Morning, W B
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  8140. Hello there!
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  8141. Glad you enjoyed it
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  8142. Good morning!
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  8143. Hi @Brie Chilli, I have seen that. It's the second in as many weeks. I've just reported the impostor to YouTube. Unfortunately the crypto crowd seem to attract some bad characters.
    2
  8144. Thanks Kirstin!
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  8145. I personally am not into astrology but found it interesting that hr brought up the date of 11/11/2018.
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  8146. Morning!
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  8147. Hello there!
    2
  8148. Thanks
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  8149.  @SaxoEnergy  Not yet.
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  8150. Glad you enjoyed
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  8151. Morning
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  8152. Much appreciated
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  8153. Hi @Winston Smith, Thanks.
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  8154. Same to you @Privatepilot
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  8155. Interesting point. Thanks.
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  8156. Happy to help!
    2
  8157. Hello there!
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  8158. The UK is 4 hours ahead of Eastern Time (US) as your clocks have gone forward one hour and ours have not.
    2
  8159. Hello there!
    2
  8160. Glad you like them!
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  8161. Let's hope they fall off the precipice rather than trip.
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  8162. Exactly.
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  8163. Hello there!
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  8164. +Funny Guy The Treasury borrows money from all kinds of investors (banks, pension funds, foreign governments etc). I would say that governments should be financed by quotas and tariffs. I guess taxation is another way of financing even though the income tax is unconstitutional. I guess a consumption tax would be fair. Some people call for governments to issue debt free money much like Lincoln did with the greenbacks.
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  8165. +Funny Guy I agree with him. The Federal Reserve System is a Public, Private Partnership.
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  8166. Thanks for this link. I had not heard this one with Dr Stan Moncrief. Dodd totally discredits the Fed by pointing out that the U. S. banking system was brought to its knees in the 1930s and we should add again in 2008!
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  8167. I like Norma Dodd and in particular the interview he did with G. Edward Griffin.
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  8168. You are right. The Round Table crowd, Chatham House and the Tavistock Institute set policy.
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  8169. Hi @KoDeMondo, I was probably the first one to make a video about him about a month ago and Rafi learned about him through me. Here is the link to my video: https://youtu.be/FsUAgFqbD00 I will be making another video about him soon.
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  8170. +dan hug hes I have been contacted by a lot of projects asking me to do reviews and I have had to turn them away as I do not want to change the nature of my channel. These sponsored videos help me devote more time to the overall channel and help keep the channel going. If you look back to the end of August 2017 when I started doing the reviews I have tried to stick with just one of these per week. Aside from that I have put time (hours) and effort into reading about these projects in order to inform the public about these projects. I know not all of my viewers will be interested but many are.
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  8171. Same to you!
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  8172. Same to you!
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  8173. +Typo Lady Do you mean which central bank will crumble first? If so I think it is happening right now to the Bank of England (UK)
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  8174. +Judith Thanks for the info.
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  8175. Very true.
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  8176. Hi Shane, I know Sidcup well. I am not too far away from you!
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  8177. Yes, most probably and the Venezuelans will not receive a penny of these earnings.
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  8178. +Anders It sure seems like that is what they intend to do. It makes little sense in a "sheeple world" for the FBI to open this can of worms at this point in time.
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  8179. @GEOFIT, If I had millions I'd definitely hold the great majority in physical form and maybe keep a bit in my Glint account.
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  8180. I am not critical of Kinesis I just have not looked into it.
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  8181. Annia Yes, it is available in Belgium.
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  8182. Yes, it is available in Holland.
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  8183. You are welcome and thanks.
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  8184. Good morning!
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  8185. Thank you very much!
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  8186. Morning
    2
  8187. I don't think so. He was in the Nixon and probably Ford government.
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  8188. Morning
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  8189. People holding the Fed's liabilities.
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  8190. Welcome and thanks.
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  8191. Investing.com, the site I read from in this video had loads of adverts on its page and it was talking about the cerveza.
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  8192. I will be using the word coronavirus tomorrow for my next video as I think it’s an important topic that I will be covering and I think it’s silly for me not to use the word and I am willing to take the hit from demonstration for it.
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  8193. No. Didn’t need to read off screen so just took my glasses off.
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  8194. Glad you liked it!
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  8195. +Mr Kelly I am afraid we do not see eye to eye but i still respect your opinion. I do not see why businesses should be financially supported by governments because all that means is that government will have to take money from you or me in order to help someone else start or run a business. After all governments only earn money through the power of taxation which, in my book, is a highly questionable activity.
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  8196. The banking system and the rest of the economy are different kettle of fish. As I said the monetary and as a result the banking system is completely fraudulent in the UK and the rest of the world and that is why bankers are earning so much but I still do not think regulating pay is the solution. The solution would be to reform the monetary and banking system. As far as large corporations outside of finance they actually are not hurt that much by red tape and regulation as they can afford them. The businesses that suffer are small and medium sized business (the back bone of the economy and job creators) as their profitability and viability are many times put under threat by UNNECESSARY RED TAPE and REGULATION. I just recently made a video that touches upon the pay gap and the national living wage in the UK. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/pkeH9CKxLfg
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  8197. Trump is actually look to bring back Glass Steagall which would actually regulate the banks like they used to be regulated after 1933 until 1999. The deregulation in the UK has not worked because the old State companies have not been 100% liberated and the government still maintains control over them and limits entry to those markets so in effect they have become privatised oligopolies and sometimes monopolies. As far as the banks are concerned in the UK I also thin it was wrong to allow commercial banks and investment banks to merge but one of the reasons we have had the financial problems that we have had is because of lack of criminal prosecution of the bankers by the government and that has nothing to do with deregulation. If you listen to my previous videos you will see what I think of institutions like the Bank of England and the Fed and the fraudulent monetary system we are under. You can have as much regulation you like but if the monetary system is fraudulent and the government allows that to continue nothing will ever improve.
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  8198. Same to you!
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  8199. Hi @Derek Barwise, Have a g8 weekend too.
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  8200. Good!
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  8201. My pleasure!
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  8202. Yes.
    2
  8203. Very welcome
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  8204. Good morning!
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  8205.  @MrRiptonk  Yes, it is a debit card issued by mastercard.
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  8206. Hi @MrRiptonk, In the UK and US yes.
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  8207. Nice work!
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  8208. Hi @Fair Human, Thanks for your feedback.
    2
  8209. Glad to hear that
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  8210. Morning!
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  8211. I spoke about it recently in this video: https://youtu.be/SriMDY8UIYw
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  8212. I'm playing tomorrow morning.
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  8213. Thanks, you too!
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  8214. Morning
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  8215. The TICS data is from the US Treasury. Their holdings have dropped by 11%. It could be a combination of not reinvesting and selling. It looks like some of the proceeds are going into gold though. They are definitely not adding on to their Treasury positions. I have put a link to the TICS data in the description of this video.
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  8216. Morning!
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  8217. Glad you like them!
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  8218. Same to you!
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  8219. Morning!
    2
  8220. Morning!
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  8221. I did not really keep score yesterday but normally I shoot in the high 70s and low to mid 80s. My handicap has crept up to around 10 after being in single digits for about 40 years but I am planning to put a bit of work on my my game to get it back down.
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  8222. Yes. i have a few of his books and I interviewed him back in 2020.
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  8223. You too!!
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  8224. Thanks, you too!
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  8225. Glad you enjoyed it
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  8226. My pleasure!
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  8227. After the Weimar Hyperinflation in Germany in 1923 the German government issued a new currency called the rentenmark and the old mortgage debts were reset at their pre hyper inflationary levels so debtors were not let off. So you can be almost certain that the powers that be will not write off the average person's debts even thought the government debt will be greatly reduced in terms of real value.
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  8228. Morning!
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  8229. Glad you think so!
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  8230. Fingers crossed!
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  8231. My pleasure!
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  8232. Morning!
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  8233. That's the plan!
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  8234. Good morning!
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  8235. Many thanks!!
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  8236.  @kyliemull3709  You are right. I personally think it will be gold and silver as that has been the case for thousands of years. I could be wrong but that is how I see it. I do not see a much more marketable commodity than gold and I do not consider software programs a commodity.
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  8237. The dollar does not really matter if you have so much gold. The dollar is a fiat currency. The yuan will be devalued versus gold but not as much as the dollar and other currencies.
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  8238. Hi @Silver Dragon, I can only say that silver is a much smaller and volatile market than gold so when the spot price is hammered the miners will get hammered to the nth power as well. I still believe the fundamentals for silver and commodities in general are very good. I hold silver miners and will continue to do so.
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  8239. Good morning!
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  8240. No it was Billy.
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  8241. I don't trust anonimity.
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  8242. How much money would you like to save? That’s how much gold and/or silver I think one should hold. Everything else is credit.
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  8243. I hope so!
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  8244. Glad you liked it!
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  8245. Hi @brett bretterson, I have looked into minting Billy silver coins but it's not practical nor cost effective.
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  8246. Much appreciated
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  8247. Good morning @Grow Mechanic
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  8248. Morning @Ben Gray
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  8249. My pleasure!
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  8250.  @mr.bullion6786  They plan to operate worldwide eventually so at the moment it is not available everywhere.
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  8251.  @jjtompson5914  A lot of pension funds and institutions are forced by rules to put clients' or beneficiaries' funds into these supposedly "safe haven" investments even though we can see that they are far from being safe. In some countries as well the governments force public state pensions to be invested in government bonds like gilts.
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  8252. The coupon or interest is what the borrow pays when issuing the bond at 100 or par. The yield is what an investor buying the bond in the secondary market will get from buying the bond. If the price in the secondary market has gone up to 110 the coupon will still be the same but the yield will be less than the coupon because the investor will have to pay more for the bond. If the coupon is 6% and the price is 100 in the secondary market the yield will also be 6% if the coupon is 6% and the price of the bond is lower than 100 in the secondary market the yield will be higher than 6% and vice versa.
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  8253. Yes that’s right.
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  8254. Hi David.
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  8255. Happy to hear that!
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  8256. Yes, I missed that one. Thanks for the heads-up.
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  8257. Morning!
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  8258. Awesome thank you!
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  8259. Same to you and the family.
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  8260. I appreciate that!
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  8261. +Ash K Yes. Silver has a great deal more industrial use but is also a monetary metal.
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  8262. I have contacted him several times but have not got a response.
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  8263. Morning
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  8264. Hello there!
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  8265. Here is my BSV address:qr20w4glrt5urr63c2xrqaxa3ken2qy5hqdxr3kv34
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  8266. Hi, Thanks.
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  8267. rehypothecation is the same as leverage. It basically means you put $1 down and then be on $10 or $10 worth of notional derivatives amount.
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  8268. Our pleasure!
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  8269. Morning!
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  8270. Hi @Jeff Barber, You are welcome and thanks for the feedback.
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  8271. He was a fund manager not a market maker. Market makers usually are those who make a two way market.
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  8272. It's probably more like $1k trillion plus.
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  8273. Good morning!
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  8274. I'd be happy to look at your info. Thanks.
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  8275. Thanks Kathy. Listening to the youtube video now.
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  8276. eL TomoS, Enjoy the WEF and the skiing!
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  8277. Interesting perspective. Let's see how things transpire.
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  8278. Hi, chefsmade
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  8279. Morning!
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  8280. Thank you too!
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  8281. Good morning!
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  8282. The Sirius Report is a subscriber-based service. You can go and check it out. I subscribe to it. It is around $55 per annum. To call someone a CCP mouth-piece just because he has a different perspective than the mainstream narrative is kind of silly to be honest.
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  8283. Morning
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  8284. Thanks 🙏
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  8285. The way for you to do it would be to buy contracts on Comex and stand for delivery. So you could buy 1 May silver through your broker but you'd need to check with the broker that they allow their clients to take delivery. Most futures brokers discourage clients from doing so. So if you were able to take delivery on comex of one contract it would be 5000 troy ounces and the cost would be the purchase price which is around $26 x 5000 plus the delivery costs. Then you have to look for a refiner or private investor that might be willing to pay you more than the spot price. (from what I am hearing you could probably sell it for at least $30 in the retail market) So you'd net a profit of $20k minus all the costs involved.
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  8286. Thanks for the visit
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  8287. Coronavirus is only the trigger to something that would have happened anyway.
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  8288. Wow, thank you
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  8289. Glad to hear it!
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  8290. Good morning!
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  8291. Morning
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  8292. No.
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  8293. Excellent
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  8294. Obrigado. O mesmo ara voce.
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  8295. +Delta Lion1 That is why it is important to dollar cost average. That means you buy it as regularly as you can and you ignore the price.
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  8296. As I said it's really hard to keep track of all the ICOs. I just started watching the EOS presentation..
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  8297. Good point!
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  8298. The problem with the FDIC is that if there really was a big systemic crisis they would not have enough to cover all the losses. Bail in is basically the banks taking depositors money like they did in Cyprus a few years ago. After 2008 and the government/taxpayer bail out they have come up with bail in as the PTBs realise that another taxpayer bailout would be out of the question.
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  8299. I don’t know to be honest.
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  8300. Thanks Angela and I think what you are doing is really good. I will try to take a page out of your book!
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  8301. Thanks, @Derek Barwise.
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  8302. The point is that in a free market monetary system where there are competing currencies one does not even need legal tender laws. Legal tender laws exist in order to force people to accept Central Bank issued credit currency.
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  8303. Or the U.S. government could also announce it might add to its strategic oil reserves. What you said about the Middle East is also a possibility of course.
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  8304. Hi David, I have to disagree with you. Prior to the founding of the Federal Reserve in 1913 America just over $2 billion in national debt which was about $700 per capita in today's dollar. So after 100 years plus of the Fed's reign and the abandonment of sound money (gold and silver) the per capita amount of national debt is $64'000! The U.S. economy boomed after the Civil War (1865) to 1914 under sound money (gold and silver) so there was no collapse. Do you seriously think that each American carrying $64'000 of debt to the Federal Reserve means freedom and not bondage?
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  8305. Morning!
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  8306. +Earnest He did start the New Deal but in his election campaign for the 1932 he said he would stop all the government intervention Hoover had started. So he did not run on a platform that ever indicated a government program like the New Deal.
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  8307. It looks like it.
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  8308. +Jon Feltman It looks like the Chinese are hungry for bitcoins!
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  8309. +Jon Feltman Looks like the $688/690 level is the next target.
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  8310. + Andrew C. Ballantine I agree with you but as I said in the video a great deal of experts out there espouse the theory that the Dollar Index and gold are inversely related. The other fact I am trying to open people's eyes to is that hedging currency debasement by buying a stronger fiat or paper currency is completely bogus. I guess you agree with me as you see gold as the most reliable of currencies over time.
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  8311. You are welcome @Boon MSgt
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  8312. Morning
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  8313. Good morning!
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  8314. Good morning!
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  8315. Thanks.
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  8316. Glad you enjoyed it
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  8317. +logans run Yes I have! Microscopic.
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  8318. Thanks my Lord!
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  8319. Good morning!
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  8320. Morning!
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  8321. It will buy less as it will go down versus real things. The price of things in dollars will go up though.
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  8322. I appreciate that!
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  8323. Thanks for watching!
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  8324. Thanks. I will have a look.
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  8325. I think you can go on the BBC website and watch the recorded version.
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  8326. There is a difference between patriotism and being a lackey for the bankers. ;)
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  8327. Yes. I love Dad's Army. Captain Manwaring was a bank manager so I think he would have had a laugh too!
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  8328. @David Wasilewski, Maybe you should go there yourself too? Put your money where your mouth is so to speak.
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  8329. Morning!
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  8330. Glad you enjoy it!
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  8331. I'd say 75% hyperinflation and 25% deflationary as i think the Central bankers and governments could get cold feet if economic and financial conditions get precarious.
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  8332. Yes, check shadowstats dot com
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  8333. Hi @Hugo Hecht, I misread your comment. I thought you said "if hairdressers are given millions".
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  8334. Hi @PonziZombieKiller, Harry Dent thinks the fiat dollar and Treasury bonds are the places to be and I don't though. He forgets that back in the 1930s when we had the last real deflationary collapse the dollar was as good as gold and not a debt instrument like today.
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  8335. Good morning!
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  8336. You and me both!
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  8337. Gold or neutral apolitical money.
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  8338. As I said I used to enjoy his articles on ZH and just came up on his YouTube channel a couple of days ago. I don't know about what he has been doing in the last decade to be honest but what he said about the dollar was well explained and succinct.
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  8339. Hello there!
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  8340. Joachim's taler.
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  8341. Very true!
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  8342. No.
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  8343. Cryptocurrencies are still a tiny part of the financial system ($100bn market cap) but they are definitely getting traction and there seems to be a secondary "equity" market growing around it and by that I mean the ICO or crowd sale market. As I said I think fiat money and big government will eventually become extinct and competing free market currencies will take over. Do I think crypto currencies have a future? Sure.
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  8344. +American Peasant His name is Billy. He is 9 years old.
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  8345. Hi @David Steiner, They have been able to fool people into thinking that "IOU Nothings" are worth something for the last 50 years and I agree with you that it looks like they will always be in control but I think any system that is not sustainable will eventually collapse. If money printing worked all of the thousands of fiat currencies that went to zero or collapsed in the past centuries would still be around. The interesting thing about the fiat dollar or Petrodollar is that it has been the world reserve currency for 50 years and that has never happened before but it will also be the first fiat reserve currency to collapse too.
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  8346. Hi @Stu art, In the UK Glint does for into CGT as they do not hold sovereign or Britannias but I'd say that as long as you gold holding profits don't go above the threshold there is nothing to worry about. I would check with a tax advisor though a I'm not one.
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  8347. Why would it be a taxable transaction? Do you pay tax when you use your debit card? If you hold gold with Glint when you buy something in the UK a fx transaction from xau to gbp is made so for the vendor and card company it goes through in gbp.
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  8348. Good morning @Peter Brunsgaard.
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  8349. it was actually in the beginning March of 2020 around 0.32%. That was the intraday low.
    2
  8350. Good morning @Cosi Fan Tutte
    2
  8351. Hi @reagan Westlake, Thanks for your feedback.
    2
  8352. If it is infinite it becomes worthless.
    2
  8353. Good morning!
    2
  8354. Hello there!
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  8355. Morning
    2
  8356. I will watching The Masters from today. Playing golf will have to wait.
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  8357. I appreciate it
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  8358. Thank you kindly
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  8359. @markosborne53 , Yes I am and I know who the complainant is too but I cannot reveal it.
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  8360. Glad you enjoyed it
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  8361. @charlessharrardiii7086 , The Economic pact with the Saudis was signed on June 8th, 1974 but I am not sure there is an expiry to it or at least I have not seen any official documents pointing to it.
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  8362. Good morning!
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  8363. Thank you! You too!
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  8364. Glad you like them!
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  8365. Hi Andrew, I tested the Britannia and it works but as I said this is just one of the steps to help you determine if a coin is legitimate. I’m in the U.K. and do stack other coins too and not Britannias.
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  8366. The Britannia's fit as well. Same size as Buffalo.
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  8367. Morning!
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  8368. I heard it from California which is still part of the U.S.A. and one of the world's biggest economy.
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  8369. Thank you kindly
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  8370. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, Have a great evening in the Land of the Rising Sun.
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  8371. The Royal Mint is owned the U.K. treasury so I do not trust them.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Mint I recommend Gold Investments. Give Oliver or Simon Temple call as they provide storage service. The details are below in the description. If you tell them I referred them to you they will give you a special deal.
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  8372. Hi @DAVID CAMPBELL, I have had an Amazon account since the 1990s and I will be trying to avoid using them as much as possible. Maybe I should cancel my account but with the draconian lockdown measures her in the UK it's hard to get things from shops. I will only use them again unless it is a last resort.
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  8373. I saw that in Switzerland it was -14 centigrade this morning.
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  8374. I will just wait until parler comes back online. I can survive without it.
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  8375. +Padd I agree with all that you wrote in your comment.
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  8376. Over time it would be gold as a monetary asset and probably land as a lesser liquid asset.
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  8377. There is an old saying in the markets 'to sell in May and go away".
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  8378. My pleasure!
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  8379. I think the 'Global Economic' collapse started in 2008 and it is still ongoing. The reason why it feels like we might not be in one is that governments and central banks have thrown everything and the kitchen sink at the problem but the consequences of their actions will be disastrous in my opinion. As for when the ultimate collapse will occur it is difficult to say but I do think it will be sometime this year.
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  8380. I'm originally from Brazil! Niteroi. Estou feliz que voce gostou do video. Tudo fe bom para voce.
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  8381. +Gofo K Well bull markets always start when people least expect it.
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  8382. Morning!
    2
  8383. Hello there!
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  8384. Good morning!
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  8385. Hello there!
    2
  8386. Thanks. I have added a note on the video rectifying that.
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  8387. It is possible. As of now, the market cap is €12 billion. So I think it is fast approaching exclusion from the DAX-30. In March of this year, DB was the 28th biggest German company by market cap. https://www.value.today/germany-top-companies?title=&field_db_sector_target_id=All&page=2
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  8388. Hello there!
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  8389. Hi @Mr. Bullion. Enjoy your evening.
    2
  8390. You too!
    2
  8391. Hi @Pilip Jones, Yes, rationing is back. Asda also announced it too. Eggs are getting scarcer too.
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  8392. @John Jeffries, iI seems to me that the neocons in charge of foreign policy are more stubborn than Rudy.
    2
  8393. Good morning!
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  8394. Very!
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  8395. My pleasure!
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  8396. +Threek2d I would say there are some people who do not want him to come but the UK (which is a state represented by a government) has invited him for a state visit and the invitation still holds.
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  8397. Maybe because I do not use the same camera for recorded videos as I do for live streams.
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  8398. Glad you like them!
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  8399. Hi @Fredrik Muhlbauer, I saw that. None of the places he visited looked prosperous.
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  8400. Morning
    2
  8401.  @rossrubino9080  I think Stanley Kubrick was aware of what was really going on too:
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  8402. Guten morgen @Quadman72
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  8403. Yes, and I mentioned this in this video.
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  8404. Same to you!
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  8405. Thanks for watching!
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  8406. Morning!
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  8407. Any time!
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  8408. I have not lived in NYC but have been there several times.
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  8409. Hi Yvonne, I was born and grew up in Brazil then I lived in Switzerland and have been in England since 1992.
    2
  8410. Here in the U.K. you can open a spread betting account and go short Deutsche Bank.
    2
  8411. Thanks Mr. Louis.
    2
  8412. I actually played on Sunday and played this afternoon as well. The weather is very nice in England and my golf was not that bad.
    2
  8413. It's my pleasure
    2
  8414. More to come!
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  8415. My pleasure
    2
  8416. Against what?
    2
  8417. Morning!
    2
  8418. Morning
    2
  8419. Good morning @JJ Quinn
    2
  8420. Thanks @Terry Oneil P
    2
  8421. Thanks for sharing!
    2
  8422. No. The missing $21 trillion are unaccounted for.
    2
  8423. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  8424. Thanks and welcome.
    2
  8425. +Sean I agree with you. The GDP deflator (inflation measure) is definitely bogus and that might be a topic for another video.
    2
  8426. Morning
    2
  8427. I have some crypto currency myself but it is not my core holdings.
    2
  8428. Mary Marion I did not mean any disrespect because I've been forced to pay into the system here in the UK too. The problem is that the money paid into these programs have already been spent and the only way to finance it is to tax the young workers now.
    2
  8429. I think platinum will do well in the coming years but I do not own any.
    2
  8430. I will. Thanks.
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  8431. +Victor Adedamola My name is Mario Innecco and my youtube name is maneco64.
    2
  8432. I noticed yesterday that some of the mining stocks I follow were weak early in the day and broke key supports but then rallied and closed really well. Might have been a bottom yesterday?
    2
  8433. I don think DB is a reflection of Germany. It's like saying the Fed and JP Morgan are quintessentially American.
    2
  8434. Hi Dennis, If Martial Law is imposed in the U.S. it would mean that the U.S. would probably be at war with another country or with itself (Civil War). It would not be pretty. You'd probably have the financial markets closed by government decree and your money would be tied up for as long as the government sees fit. Let's hope you are wrong about December 5th.
    2
  8435. It is the fastest blockchain around too and it is scalable.
    2
  8436. Thanks, Eduardo.
    2
  8437. Billy.
    2
  8438. I think the threshold Is around £350 k
    2
  8439. I am happy with mine. I have met and know the people at Glint. I have a little bit of AU in it but I have to say I prefer holding physical but the Glint card does allow you to spend in AU.
    2
  8440. The CFTC could ask Comex for the trade records and look into it. It's all electronic and the Comex tracks all of their members’ trades.
    2
  8441. Who's "Honeybee"?
    2
  8442. Yes and to hide the problem and be less transparent. Warren Buffett referred to Mark to Model as Mark to Myth.
    2
  8443. It’s just like if you were leasing a car or anything else except that it’s gold. The bullion banks receive the gold as a book entry and then they are able to sell it into the market to a counterparts. Once the lease terminates the bullion bank would have to buy back the gold and deliver it back to the central bank.
    2
  8444. I’ve got some theta.
    2
  8445. +Shola Abe That's for you to decide as I don't know your circumstances.
    2
  8446. +Giant Jack that's mainly on the back of the rally in sterling which happened because PM May called for a parliamentary vote on Brexit.
    2
  8447. Morning!
    2
  8448. Good morning!
    2
  8449. Hello there!
    2
  8450. Good morning!
    2
  8451. You’re welcome.
    2
  8452. Hi @johnkubilus2898, There is a long way to go until November and he would have to win for CBDC to be banned. I would say if he really wanted to stop CBDC the easiest thing to do would be to abolish the Central Bank or the Federal Reserve System and I have never heard him talk about ending the Fed. He said he was going to lock Hilary up during his 2016 campaign and then said that Clinton had gone through a lot and he also promised that the US would leave the WHO and never did. It is not just Trump that I do not trust but 99.9% of politicians. I guess Ron Paul would be part of the 0.01% that I would trust. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/nov/22/donald-trump-hillary-clinton-investigation-jail-dropped
    2
  8453. Thanks for the visit
    2
  8454. Glad you think so!
    2
  8455. @Contact___Mario___Now.01, Is a scammer. I never tell people to contact me.
    2
  8456. Hi @CarlosGonzalez-ok6be, I have just created a playlist with all the videos and live streams in which I recommended books that I have read. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SUwLvMYsil5japLeFttnXWG
    2
  8457. Yes, but in the realm of money and coinage.
    2
  8458. Glad to hear that
    2
  8459. Hello there!
    2
  8460. Good morning!
    2
  8461. Hello there!
    2
  8462. +jmcarp98 You don't have to join the central bankers crypto. What I meant to say is that their crypto defeats the purpose of decentralisation and transparency.
    2
  8463. Not yet.
    2
  8464. Hi @Jules Signoret, thank you and welcome.
    2
  8465. You need a brokerage account but if you’ve never dealt in stocks I’d say you need to do some more homework before getting started.
    2
  8466. Hi @Hard Asset Stacker, I tend to agree with you.
    2
  8467. Hi @Bob VIncent, As long as the markets are open I do not see why options should be suspended.
    2
  8468. You’re welcome and thanks to you too.
    2
  8469. Hello there!
    2
  8470. Thanks for the visit
    2
  8471. Well said
    2
  8472. Morning
    2
  8473. Never heard of it. I’ve only followed some of his interviews with David Icke these last few months.
    2
  8474. It was the Federal Reserve regional banks that helped FDR confiscate the gold in 1933. You had to hand in the gold to your local Federal Reserve bank so when the Fed sent the gold to the Treasury they issued these certificates. Technically, of course, the gold belong to the public.
    2
  8475. The Fed has a claim to the gold the Treasury confiscated in 1933. So the nominal amount of gold certificates equals the U.S. Treasury gold reserves.
    2
  8476. I’m glad you thought so. I think it’s interesting but you never know what others will think.
    2
  8477. Thanks!
    2
  8478. I try
    2
  8479. Morning
    2
  8480. The BBC is a misinformation service. I do not listen to it. I have not had a TV since 2015.
    2
  8481. He’d be out of a job as fast as you can say Jack Robinson
    2
  8482. The Russian Central Bank is a member of the BIS. The BIS has representative offices in Hong Kong and Mexico City.
    2
  8483. He’s also planning to use his silver as collateral for launching Billy Airways.
    2
  8484. Thanks Jeremy.
    2
  8485. +Melanie I agree with your conclusion.
    2
  8486. Hello there!
    2
  8487. Hi @Paul Game, There are many estimates of what the dollar price would be put put the system back up and some people argue you would not need 100% backing but maybe 40% or so. The best thing that could happen, is that, we just look at gold and silver as the unit of money or currency. So focus on weights like grams and troy ounces.
    2
  8488. Yes, that is right. William Silber does mention Jarecki in his book too.
    2
  8489. I vaguely remember that it could have been the Kiwi Central Bank that came up with that. New Zealand's worst export I'd say.
    2
  8490. Good morning!
    2
  8491. Thanks
    2
  8492. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  8493. Morning
    2
  8494. I do post my videos on LBRY.
    2
  8495. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  8496. You are right!
    2
  8497. It is how the government and the banks steal wealth from the public without 99.9% of them not knowing it is happening. if you could counterfeit currency or what is called money nowadays just think how much you could actually buy. That is how prices are driven up because the currency is created by a group of people that add nothing of value to the market place or society.
    2
  8498. My pleasure!
    2
  8499. Morning
    2
  8500. The CDC has said that only 6% of so called COVID deaths only had COVID as the reason for the death while the other 94% had an average of 2.6 other comorbidities or medical conditions. So the latest statistics say 266k Americans have die with or of COVID and not half a million and if you apply the CDC’s numbers 16k or 6% have actually died of the virus only. Here is the CDC story: https://nbc25news.com/news/local/cdc-94-of-covid-19-deaths-had-underlying-medical-conditions
    2
  8501. Thanks for listening
    2
  8502. Happy holidays!
    2
  8503. +Baron I do not trust him either but it does not mean to say I won't listen to anything he says. You sometimes need to know your enemy better than your friends. I think it was Sun Tzu who said that in the Art of War.
    2
  8504. Yes, he qualified for furlough as he is an employee! 😀
    2
  8505. I hope so.
    2
  8506. Thanks @TheTruth isOutThere
    2
  8507. Good luck with the harvest.
    2
  8508. Hi @Annia, I think I had not enabled it so it migh be working now.
    2
  8509. Hi @Annia, I know but maybe if you are in France you could check for me as this is the first time I've tried to have a video translated.
    2
  8510. I tried to put into the french version in subtitles. Try checking the French title : "L'inflation Est La Plus Grande Escroquerie du 21e Siecle" and also type maneco64 to see if it comes up with French subtiles. Thanks.
    2
  8511. Thanks, Bobby8270. Very wise words indeed.
    2
  8512. Thanks Aaron.
    2
  8513. Thanks for the warning ⚠️!
    2
  8514. Who knows! It’s very secret.
    2
  8515. Thank you 👍
    2
  8516. Any time!
    2
  8517. That's the other factor too. It depends a lot how your national currency is doing.
    2
  8518. Yes that would be 1 to 1. Some analysts even think we could see the price of gold higher than the dow so if we see gold at $5000 and the dow at $2500 then the ratio would be 1 to 2.
    2
  8519. Thanks. I appreciate it.
    2
  8520. I bought some yesterday through the EOS crowdsale. That’s what happens when you deal with exchanges. I think they are registering the EOS tokens for their clients though. I do not deal with Binance so you’d have to ask them about it.
    2
  8521. Hi Damien, You are welcome.
    2
  8522. Yes it shows that maybe Turkey is losing trust in the NY Fed and that relations with the U.S. are deteriorating even though Turkey is a member of NATO. I remember in 2011 when Venezuela repatriated their gold from the Bank of England (160 tonnes) it coincided with the spike in the price of gold to $1920. Did that happen because the Bank of England actually leases out the gold it keeps for sovereign governments many times over (hypothecation) and that they actually had to go into the market to buy back those leases in order to be able to deliver the real thing to Caracas? I have not read the whole Turkey story but if they demand repatriation all at once and ASAP it could affect the gold price to the upside.
    2
  8523. That's if you do not count the 90 million plus that have given up looking for a job and are not part of the BLS calculation.
    2
  8524. Thank you, Richard.
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  8525. +Surfview Yes I do.
    2
  8526. +Alex If that is so google and FB should work against most of the MSM as what they publish is mostly fiction. I guess the alternative media will have to adapt and start its own search engines and social media platforms.
    2
  8527. +Lisa D I do no think anybody really knows what President Elect Trump will do. There is a lot of speculation but nothing concrete. FDR ran on a platform of small government and no intervention and look what he did!
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  8528. +eddie leroy I agree with your point of view but it's only speculation at the moment.
    2
  8529. You are so welcome
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  8530. Morning!
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  8531. Morning!
    2
  8532. They have silver too.
    2
  8533. Thanks.
    2
  8534. Thank you.
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  8535. No problem
    2
  8536. It's Rudy. Billy, unfortunately, passed away just over a year ago.
    2
  8537. Google Epstein Black Book scribd
    2
  8538. Good morning @fullofhope2222
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  8539. If you can get paper certificates and hold them I would say it is safe. The question is whether paper certificates are still provided. Even then they might default on it just like the German government defaulted on that bond certificate I have.
    2
  8540. I agree.
    2
  8541. Except for Ron Paul!
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  8542. Thanks Jake! Same for your!
    2
  8543. Good morning!
    2
  8544. Hello
    2
  8545. No. I don't think the private vaults like Brinks are the ones misleading investors but banks lkie JP Morgan and HSBC who have their vaults too. Brinks vaults are audited.
    2
  8546. Hello there!
    2
  8547. It has been happening on off for the last eighteen months but seems to have picked up these last few weeks.
    2
  8548. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  8549. As you can see it was a longer than usual video so it took longer to edit it and upload it. As for what is happening in Canada I am well aware of it and think it is significant as in a currency collapse there is also societal and governmental breakdown or loss of trust in authority.
    2
  8550. Really? Well, there is another shortage.
    2
  8551. You are welcome!
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  8552. Let's hope it doesn't happen.
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  8553. I think the most important thing is that people become more self reliant and say not to big government. That would, IMO, lower the importance of Central Banks and fiat currency.
    2
  8554. Thanks for the info
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  8555. Here in the UK gold is near all-time highs and it is becoming more and more difficult to get any real gold and silver. I think paper PMs could do anything as iGold says but does it rally matter what paper gold or silver do? Not for me.
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  8556. 😂
    2
  8557. If you are not certain if it is possible fix half of it and let the other half float.
    2
  8558. Thanks, Silver Sumo Sosick.
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  8559. Yes, that's right. The Wall Street dealers fund their operations be borrowing funds from each other and leaving securities as collateral. The rate for funding has spiked so it means they are starting to not trust each other so much anymore. No trust or confidence equals less lending and less credit or money.
    2
  8560. Glad you like them!
    2
  8561. Good morning!
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  8562. I am facebook as well. I have a maneco64 page there. If you join or like it then you'll be able to message me through there.
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  8563. Actually when the yen goes up as it is doing today the price of gold goes up and vice versa.
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  8564. In hard currency (Gold & Silver) my forecast would have to be down for UK property. In pound sterling I guess neutral to slightly positive.
    2
  8565. About time!!!
    2
  8566. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  8567. Hi @evolassunglasses4673, I have placed a link to it in the description of this video.
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  8568. Inflation or currency debasement will get worse even if real estate prices drop.
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  8569. Hi @Muhammed Yaseen, I have done several videos about this over the last few months. This is from December 2, 2022. https://youtu.be/d-DC10m6TN4 It looks like they have just defaulted on a Nordic bond and that is out this morning. It will get worse not just for Blackstone but for other private equity companies.
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  8570. Hi @chris s, If i were in your shoes I'd do it for 5 years. You could always try do see if you can do it in two tranches. Half for 2 years and half for 5 years.
    2
  8571. I like the fact that he’s a proponent of sound money and have listened to his speech in the House about the creation of money.
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  8572. My pleasure
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  8573. I think central bankers are deluded if they think people would choose their Crypto currencies in a free market. The only value the FedCoin would have would be if the Fed maintained it’s monopoly power of issuing currency.
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  8574. They were given legal power in 1935 to deal in government securities in order to set short term interest rates. By buying and selling them is how they set the rates. Now of course they are dealing in longer term treasuries and MBS as a result of the policy of QE after the 2008 Crisis.
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  8575. I’ve never heard about that. Not sure where Greg is getting his information from. The New York Fed, on the other hand, is the Regional bank in charge of open market operations in government securities and they have a trading desk at their hq in 33 Liberty Street.
    2
  8576. Hi Lord, I didn’t know they did. Do you mean a Seat?
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  8577. Our pleasure!
    2
  8578. Great point!
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  8579. Morning
    2
  8580. Morning!
    2
  8581. Good morning!
    2
  8582. I'd say so.
    2
  8583. My pleasure!
    2
  8584. Thanks, @FullofHope and I have been blessed to have listeners like you.
    2
  8585. It is P.I.I.G.S.
    2
  8586. No, it's PIIGS for Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain.
    2
  8587. +ConsideringPhlebas Billy leans towards the "School of Economics" that says there is "No Such Thing as a Free Bone"!
    2
  8588. +R R I agree with you 100%!!!!
    2
  8589. +Harvey Williams difficult to say exactly but I'd say 6 to 12 months.
    2
  8590. Here is the link for Clif's video in which he talks about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyvTTtdjsz0
    2
  8591. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  8592. Good morning!
    2
  8593. I appreciate that!
    2
  8594. Morning
    2
  8595. Because the stock market has been rallying. The VIX is a measure of options implied volatility and implied volatility drops when the stock market is rallying.
    2
  8596. Sunday @ 9 pm London time.
    2
  8597. Hi @Grow Mechanic
    2
  8598. Thank you so much 😀
    2
  8599. This is a scam and has nothing to do with my channel. BEWARE
    2
  8600. Thanks, Charles.
    2
  8601. Good morning @Chris Napolitano.
    2
  8602. Very welcome
    2
  8603. I think Lael Brainard and Stephanie Kelton would be top choices next February. Kelton is proponent of MMT and Brainard is a dove!
    2
  8604. You’re right about Billy 🐶. He’s the most loyal of friends.
    2
  8605. Yes, it looks like Potus loves the smell of debt in the morning!
    2
  8606. Transparency has gone out the window. Rogue government for many years now and FASAB 56 hasn’t helped either.
    2
  8607. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  8608. You are very welcome
    2
  8609. You are welcome Jane.
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  8610. He's (Billy) going on Thursday for his puppy cut!
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  8611. Am I supposed to be bothered about that? :)
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  8612. The French always want to be involved and especially in the Middle East as they colonised that area of the world too.
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  8613. Hi @Foxboro Consulting Group, Inc. , I am looking at what one of their employees said and I am aware the the NY Fed did swaps with the SNB and that it was probably for Credit Suisse. Credit Suisse is not the first nor probably the last institution to be bailed out by the Fed and I do not think it is right as US taxpayers and users of the US currency are the ones who ultimately pay for these bailouts. It does not mean we should not listen to what Zoltan has to say though.
    2
  8614. Thank you very much!
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  8615. Morning
    2
  8616. Morning!
    2
  8617. Welcome
    2
  8618. That's the plan!
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  8619. Hi Terry, it was the LSE. I do not think it is significant. Nowadays the London Stock Market is a computer programme like all other financial exchanges. In the old days, unless the brokers could not travel into the City, it was very rare for the stock market not to open and floor trading to take place.
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  8620. Usually the PM dealers you buy the metal from also buy the metals. Of course there is the bid and offer spread but if you are holding for the long haul that spread won't matter. I have sold PMs on ebay as well (long time ago) but you need to check the ebay fees etc and see if it is worth it.
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  8621. Eventually people will lose confidence in the system and the Federal Reserve Note will go the way of the Weimar reichsmark and hyperinflation.
    2
  8622. Thanks @Rodolfo Rodriguez
    2
  8623. Morning!
    2
  8624. Who is Martin Lewis?
    2
  8625. Just volatility versus other fiat currencies because of all the speculation surrounding Brexit and the General Election next week. As I have said many times all the fiat currencies will continue to sink to the bottom but sometimes some sink less fast than others.
    2
  8626. Bitcoin is scarce but will it be stable enough to be a good store of stable value like gold?
    2
  8627. The only problem is that with bitcoin the stock will stop growing in 2124 as with gold it will probably keep growing for another few thousand years.
    2
  8628. Thanks Re ne.
    2
  8629. +Hoki Doki Danke!
    2
  8630. Yes, correct
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  8631. Debit cards and credit cards always work if the point of payment is working. Your allocated gold will be in the vault in Switzerland as usual though.
    2
  8632. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  8633. My pleasure!
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  8634. Hi Teague Materi, I do not give out my mailing address but you can post to Gold Investments as they don't mind receiving mail for me. Their details are below in the description of every video. Thanks
    2
  8635. Morning!
    2
  8636. Good morning!
    2
  8637. +imtiaz sheik I do not give investment advice. The only thing I can say to you is "do you your homework" and if you are going to buy stock in a company find out as much as you can about the company and its business.
    2
  8638. Hi @Jake Jones, I'd rather use the real term for it.
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  8639. I would look at the prospectus of funds like Sprott and/or Tocqueville gold or mining funds and look at their major holdings.
    2
  8640. Thank you kindly
    2
  8641. Much appreciated!
    2
  8642. I will check it out
    2
  8643. It’s the light refracting off the verifocal lenses.
    2
  8644. Thanks for watching!
    2
  8645. It is a matter of principle for me but nothing is a as safe as gold and silver.
    2
  8646. Hello there!
    2
  8647. Keep it up
    2
  8648.  @Bowman520  I actually think EOS will most probably survive and thrive as I think it is a good project. Some consider it too centralized but the EOS blockchain is fast and scalable.
    2
  8649. Thanks.
    2
  8650. @Captain the Dog, You are entitled to your opinion.
    2
  8651. So I guess you think the move in DOGE and SAFEMOON are based on fundamentals?
    2
  8652. Someone’s liability is someone else’s asset. When you lend money to someone that loan is your asset but the borrower’s liability. Gold on the other hand is a hard asset as it’s not someone else’s liability. If you hold it there’s no counterparty involved so no liability.
    2
  8653. I don't think so.
    2
  8654. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  8655. Welcome
    2
  8656. I don't think said anything about white men being bad. The Russians are part of the BRICS and they are white.
    2
  8657. Thank you.
    2
  8658. Morning
    2
  8659. Noted!
    2
  8660. I think soon.
    2
  8661. Hi S W, I have an account with them but haven’t got any gold or fiat money with them.
    2
  8662. Morning!
    2
  8663. Thanks for the visit
    2
  8664. Hello there!
    2
  8665. Morning!
    2
  8666. Good luck!
    2
  8667. Good morning Peter.
    2
  8668. If you decide to open a Glint account please think about using my referral code. It’s in the description below the video. Thanks
    2
  8669. Glad you liked it!
    2
  8670. Thank you! Will do!
    2
  8671. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  8672. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, Thank you for the information.
    2
  8673. +IAMLondon Thanks.
    2
  8674. It caught my attention.
    2
  8675. That's the plan!
    2
  8676. +Kevin Jones Sorry, He was asleep in the living room. Didn't want to wake him up. He'll be back!!!
    2
  8677. +Linnet Happy new year to you and your family as well.
    2
  8678. Yes that is Billy. He shows up once in a while.
    2
  8679. Thanks for listening
    2
  8680. Hi @Jereon van Benten, Thank you and welcome.
    2
  8681. Will do!
    2
  8682. Morning!
    2
  8683. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  8684. That is a good question and I think we will find out soon whether they will be able to.
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  8685. +what a shambles Thanks. I'll have a look into it.
    2
  8686. I have followed JSMineset since 2002.
    2
  8687. Much appreciated
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  8688.  @briechilli4496  I did see one of the Victoria Parliament MPS warnings about this new bill. I am aware of what is going on.
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  8689. No.
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  8690. Tokens have started trading on etherdelta. I saw some go for more than $50 per token and I think the token was going for just over $16 in stage 1 of ICO. I personally think Cajutel is more of a long term real world project though. To find it on etherdelta you need to go on to “other” tokens and put the token address which is provided on their website and load the token.
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  8691. As I said in the video there’s is opportunity and danger and that’s why you need to do your homework and due diligence if you decide to get involved. Most importantly as well don’t put all your eggs into the crypto market .
    2
  8692. Good morning!
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  8693. You are welcome and NO!
    2
  8694. Hello there!
    2
  8695. I’m not scared of reporting what’s true. Sometimes it’s difficult to cover all the news out there.
    2
  8696. Hello there!
    2
  8697. My pleasure!
    2
  8698. Thanks for sharing
    2
  8699. Yes, that is right. Many of them fled to Scotland I think.
    2
  8700. Morning!
    2
  8701. I appreciate that!
    2
  8702. Hello there!
    2
  8703. Interesting point.
    2
  8704. I do get hay fever sometimes and especially when I play golf. I played yesterday so that could be the reason for your concern.
    2
  8705. Morning!
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  8706. It looks like a budget that will punish those who work in the private sector and have small businesses. It is a good budget for pensioners and those on benefits. It will, IMO, keep the economy in a sluggish state. We could see a lot of "brain drain" too.
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  8707. Hi @PeterBrunsgaard, Not a problem.
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  8708. it is not cataracts. We take him to the vets every three months. He has dry eye.
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  8709. My pleasure!
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  8710. The UK is eligible that is right. From August 23rd, 2021 these SDRs will be available.
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  8711. My pleasure!
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  8712. By birth, I have Brazilian citizenship and by the Italian "blood laws" I have Italian citizenship but have lived in the U.K. since 1992.
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  8713. Thank you, I will
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  8714. +Force Majeure i do not know your circumstances or where you are but I would just use google and search. For stocks I would search for stock brokers and for crypto currencies I would first get a Blockchain App and your personal wallet. After that I would look at exchanges like bittrex or poloniex.
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  8715. Yes, I know he lost a lot of money. He made quite a bit and got out and then when it started going back up he got in again and lost his shirt.
    2
  8716. Thanks @RobMcShane1
    2
  8717. Hi @magical5d, You are welcome and I am thankful that you enjoy my content. All the best.
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  8718. Hi @monsieur fortuna, I have heard of Eric Dubay and listened to what he has to say a few years ago.
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  8719. Our pleasure!
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  8720. Hello there!
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  8721. Thank you! You too!
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  8722. Yes. We are not supposed to talk about it.
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  8723. You too!
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  8724. Glad it was helpful!
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  8725. I don't look at it in terms of religion but more as a political thing so I would say it is Zionists being involved. Not all jews are Zionists.
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  8726. Thanks, you too!
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  8727. The hyperinflation is not of food or electricity prices but of the currency. As the currency loses value people want to get rid of it as quickly as possible so it is more the value of the currency that collapse. The gradual increase of inflation or decrease in the value of the reichs mark did start during the war but it was only towards the end of 1922 and then finally that people lost all faith in the currency and it happened in a matter of months. Think of the boiling frog analogy and when the water finally boils the frog dies but it takes time to boil the pot.
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  8728. The 2yr gilt yield has come the recent high as the it is easier for the BoE to control. Eventually it should also go higher.
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  8729. +Judith It traded up to $21.15 on the 4th of July.
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  8730. Welcome and thanks.
    2
  8731. You are welcome.
    2
  8732. Hi @James Woenker, We have not changed to summer time here yet. So that is why it seems like I am late.
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  8733. Hi @Clarence Hoover, I'm not sure they will keep the BTFP off-balance sheet or in SPV. Either way it is not good.
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  8734. Thank you!
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  8735. Morning
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  8736. Thanks so much!
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  8737. My pleasure
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  8738. I tend to agree with you.
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  8739. Hi @InnerDinosaur, You are welcome and have a nice weekend.
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  8740. Good morning @Bronson Smith. Thanks for your support and have a nice day and enjoy your stacking on the weekend.
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  8741. +gogogo i am surprised the Bank of England is not on the list. I thought it was a government organisation? At least since 1946 when it was supposedly nationalised.
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  8742. +dwardt1 Thanks.
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  8743. In paper currencies they will be a lot less affordable than the are now.
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  8744. You are very welcome
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  8745. Good morning!
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  8746. Morning
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  8747. I watched yesterday for the first time. It was a recommendation from Catherine Austin Fitts.
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  8748. I appreciate that!
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  8749. My pleasure!
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  8750. Glad to hear it
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  8751. +Paul Wiffen They rallied yesterday but are off a bit today. Silver bullion is out performing gold bullion today though and that is an encouraging sign.
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  8752. Hello there!
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  8753. Morning!
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  8754. Thank you too
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  8755. You are so welcome
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  8756. Same to you!
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  8757. Hi chrono, I am not a freemason as i spend a lot of time playing golf in my spare time so being a member of a golf club is enough for me. As for 9/11 I believe it was an inside job/false flag but the focus of my channel is exposing the corrupt monetary system we have as I think it is at the root of a lot of ills. I also believe the Gulf of Tonkin was a false flag, Pearl Harbor and the Sinking of the Maine in Havana harbor too.
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  8758. Hi gerry, I do edit them and if it is a video that is more general, not about markets and prices, I try to talk about what I am thinking and of course I do not read from a teleprompter so editing helps.
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  8759. Glad you enjoyed it
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  8760. He will be back.
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  8761. He took the day off. He’s doing well.
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  8762. I do have colloidal silver. I feel fine though.
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  8763. Hi @A, I guess being in Manila makes a difference as Singapore is relatively close and if you cannot hold silver bullion in the Philippines that is the next best thing I would say. Singapore has a good reputation in term of being a state that respects the rule of law so I guess it's as safe as it would be with a 3rd party.
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  8764. Yes, I'm not sure why he was. Probably because we had a walk this morning prior to making the video. He's ok now. Fast asleep.
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  8765. Antal Fekete
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  8766. @philipjones9458 , It closed down 5.73% on the regular session in Tokyo or at 7 AM London.
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  8767. Good morning!
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  8768. Morning!
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  8769. You too!
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  8770. That’s the old law of supply and demand at work.
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  8771. Hi @Frederick Muhlbauer, It's a bit longer than usual so it took a while to edit and process it.
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  8772. Thanks for your interest.
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  8773. Morning
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  8774. Hello there!
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  8775. Hello there!
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  8776. +Tor Hylborn I remember trading the "zero coupons" too. Interesting.
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  8777. +fred As it pertains to financial markets a "bloodbath" would be when a lot of people lose a lot of money after a bursting of a financial bubble.
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  8778. +Martin Clark The source is the zerohedge story. There is a link to it in the description of my video.
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  8779. Morning!
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  8780. Morning @Cupid Stunt.
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  8781. Morning!
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  8782. People get poorer and the economy gets worse as people cannot buy as much. We had that in the 1970s and it was called stagflation.
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  8783. I have seen that President Trump is trying to block it as he wants Western Europe to buy American LPG but it looks like the Germans are going to go through with Nordstream 2. Personally, I would say why not buy the gas from both. Keep everyone happy.
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  8784. I agree with you and that is why I am for freedom and small government. Capitalism has evolved because of Big Government and was not what the American Founding Fathers had in mind in my opinion.
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  8785. Maybe you did not understand what my video is trying to say. I am for small government and free enterprise and not Capitalism or Socialism. Profit is what drives enterprise but if you have small government and freedom government will be handcuffed from fighting wars for business. I would also add that in Socialism Big Government also fights wars of conquest. Do you remember the National Socialist and the USSR back in WWII?
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  8786. Thanks, Dwayne.
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  8787. That’s interesting. Not sure why they would do that.
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  8788. Good morning
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  8789. Hi @Evola's Sunglasses I would say they want it replaced by NOTHING just like it used to be from 1837 to 1913. The taxpayer should not have to finance Central Banks so they can help private banks lumber the taxpayer when business does not go too well. The excuse is that central Banks should be Lenders of Last Resort to private banks and all that means is that the public always lose. Don't forget that Central Banking is one of the planks of the Communist Manisto too.
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  8790. Inflation is a monetary phenomenon. You’ve been, unfortunately, programmed into believing the Keynesian fallacies. The more people work and produce the more supply of products there should be out there so I don’t see how that could be inflationary.
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  8791. Good morning!
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  8792. Glad you enjoy it!
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  8793. It depends on the contract. The JGB contract notional amount for 1 lot is yen 100 million or or just under $900'000. The 10-year Treasury note future nominal amount for 1 lot is $100'000.
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  8794. Yes the 1919 three pence is good! Glint is ok but I would also buy a sovereign or two from the Royal Mint or Atkinsons Bullion. Google Atkinsons Bullion. Their price is probably better than Royal Mint. I know Paul Atkinson and he’s reputable.
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  8795. Thanks The Watcher!
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  8796. The early bird catches the worm.
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  8797. My pleasure!
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  8798. Glad you enjoyed it
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  8799. My pleasure
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  8800. Welcome!
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  8801. Hi @Castle Rock, I think Russia buys gold with the dollars it earns from international trade. So they actually earn it.
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  8802. From the wholesale market. It could be in London or even from the Shanghai Gold Exchange or from the miners directly?
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  8803. Any time
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  8804. Good morning!
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  8805. Good morning!
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  8806. Thank you too
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  8807. Hi @Ben Gray, maybe max keiser has been watching my videos as I have been talking about my 1970s Merriam-Webster Pocket Dictionary for years.
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  8808. Hi @Mannan, thank you for the feedback.
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  8809. +havikshorst120 It is not certain that the oil futures contract on the INE in Shanghai will start trading on the 18th of January, 2018. It has not been announced officially but if and when the contract starts trading it will signify a challenge to almost 45 years of petrodollar dominance and will decrease the importance of the Federal Reserve Note aka dollar in international trade and payments system. That will me mean less demand for the dollar and as a result a weaker dollar which will be reflected in higher dollar prices for tangible goods including the monetary metals.
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  8810. +el tomoS Here in the UK we also have to pay 20% VAT when we buy physical silver but not when you sell it. I think it is still worth buying physical silver and paying the VAT. I am not sure how this can be circumvented unless you know a private seller and you can make a deal with the seller.
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  8811. As I said the tokens are being launched on ERC20 but will be taken off ERC20 Ethereum blockchain later on in June this year. This is from eos.io: "Within 23 hours after the end of the final period on June 1st, 2018 at 22:59:59 UTC, all EOS tokens will become fixed (i.e. frozen) and will be no-transferrable on the Ethereum blockchain." So EOS will not be on the Ethereum blockchain. "
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  8812. After around June 2, 2018 the ERC20 EOS tokens will be frozen and unless you go through the registration you will not get you "new" EOS tokens.
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  8813. You need to go on the eos website and read about the registration.
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  8814. Morning
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  8815. Happy new year
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  8816. Glad you liked it!
    2
  8817. Thanks so much
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  8818. Glad you liked it!
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  8819. Hello there!
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  8820. Good morning!
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  8821. Thanks. I wasn't trying to necessarily link the two but it will be interesting if 2020/21 mark the low in yields. I guess we will have to wait a few years to see if it is just a coincidence or if there is some relationship between the heavens and the way markets work.
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  8822. I have seen it but would say silver is doing quite well. It's up 50 cents while the Dow is down about 400.
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  8823. Alex Morgan If Theresa May sacks BoE governor Mark Carney then I might believe in the end of QE here in the UK. As for more fiscal spending my question is: "Where is she going to get the money from?"
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  8824. It takes more work to mint a coin than cast a bar.
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  8825. Good luck with that. They can use emergencies to change the rules. They have done it many times before and will do it again.
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  8826. You can find it for free online in PDF form. I bought the hard copy too. So anything that isn't on Amazon or eBay is now shady?
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  8827. Thanks for the compliment and you are welcome.
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  8828. Good point. I've wondered about that too.
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  8829. Not yet.
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  8830. Thanks, @ShyThinker videos.
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  8831. The card will be launched very soon in the U.S.
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  8832. Somehow I don’t see politicians here in the U.K. spending this money wisely.
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  8833. +Winchu Lu I think he used it as an example and it doesn't necessarily mean that it will happen.
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  8834. Thanks Moshe.
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  8835. It has been the case for over 70 years!
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  8836. Do The Dishes Good point.
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  8837. KYC is not recent for the Crypto exchanges. Unfortunately it’s an infringement of people’s privacy. I don’t like and hopefully there will be ways around it. One way is to try and avoid the exchanges.
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  8838. Hi Damien, I'm not too sure what the relationship between the HKMA and the PBC is and in terms of unpegging the Chinese currency it will probably take a while for that to happen.
    2
  8839. Hi Teresa, thank you for the feedback and the following. I appreciate it.
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  8840. Hi John, The peripheral countries are not part of the BIS Club (Bank for International Settlements) so they are left to crash and burn more readily but contagion is possible so we need to follow events closely.
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  8841. Hi Adrian, It's not huge news. The 50 year yield is below the 30 year yield but the UK government has not issued that many 50 yr gilts. The important yield spread to keep an eye on is the 2 vs 10 and that one is still positive. The UK yield curve: 2yr 0.81%, 5yr 1.16%, 10yr 1.46% and 30yr 1.86% so that is not inverted.
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  8842. I do not really worry about the price of silver or gold if I have spare fiat to get some. I would say silver is undervalued where it is at right now though.
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  8843. Hi OVER HERE, I could not have put it better!
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  8844. Trillionaire next
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  8845. Thank you! You too!
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  8846. I know, right?
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  8847. Central Banks cut the base rate which is closely related to the short term rates. What has been rising is the long term rates.
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  8848. Hi @Weihan, that crossed my mind especially after Trump’s move to delay tariffs. China holds over $1 trillion in treasuries so it is a great bargaining chip.
    2
  8849. Hello there!
    2
  8850. Thanks the Realist.
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  8851. Thanks
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  8852. Hi @Danny Harumitah
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  8853.  @john-eo1ns  The point I would make too is that the Japanese yen has also lost a great deal of value versus gold which I consider inflation of the currency. The price of gold yen has gone from around Yen 60k in the early 1990s to around Yen 180k recently. The demographics are a good point but we will have to see if the US is able to do the same the Japanese have done seeing that the dollar is the reserve currency and America (public, corporate and private) is the biggest debtor nation in the history of the world.
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  8854. Yes, Japan has been able to do it because Japan is a creditor nation and the rest of the world has been growing.
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  8855. Yes you’re right.
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  8856. Hi @David Hopgood, Thanks and nice to hear from you.
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  8857. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  8858. Hello there!
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  8859. Good night
    2
  8860. Good morning!
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  8861. +VC YT Mr Trump never went bankrupt. Some of the companies he run did go into administration but he personally has never declared bankruptcy. Unlike Wall Street I do not think he has ever asked the US government to bail out any of these companies .
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  8862. +Gullinkambi I got it from ebay.co.uk and it actually came fro somewhere in the UK. You should check ebay in SA it might be on offer there too.
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  8863. Bitcoin is a deep state project.
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  8864. They always kill two birds with one stone or they never let a crisis go to waste.
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  8865. +Roger Cammack I think it is just a bunch of headless chickens moving billions around with no regard to value and probably some PPT activity too.
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  8866. +pguimond1507 Rising bond yields and especially rapidly rising bond yield could be a trigger for trouble in the financial/banking system and that's why I think it is important to keep an eye on it. Bond yields or interest rates are the price or cost of money and that's why they are important.
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  8867. Yes but the rate of growth is very important as well.
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  8868. Bitcoin has to be mined and the more bitcoin is mined the harder it gets to mine a new bitcoin. The supply is also limited to 21 million bitcoins.
    2
  8869. When I made the video it wasn’t doing much and that is why I always tell viewers what time it is.
    2
  8870. Hi @John Jeffries, I think the Central Bankers and Treasuries in the West could intervene and avoid that but anything is possible.
    2
  8871. Hi @M B, Looking at the filing history the last time they filed was March 30, 2022, so it looks like they have until April 13, 2023 (due date while the payment date is March 30, 2023. So it looks like they will probably be filing their accounts in the next couple of weeks or so.
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  8872. Our pleasure!
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  8873. Have fun!
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  8874. What I mean by fixed value of gold is if you are going to call it a dollar or pound that weight and denomination should be fixed. Of course the ratio between one gram of gold and other goods and services will fluctuate with supply and demand. What I mean by fixed weight is that if you want to call one gram of gold a dollar that should be fixed just like the foot is always the same length.
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  8875. Morning!
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  8876. That's ok. I like all those sports anyway.
    2
  8877. Hello there!
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  8878.  @Bucky1836  Hi, Glint is not a bank so it will hold your gold in an allocated account at a vault in Switzerland. They will also redeem physical gold as bars if you ask them.
    2
  8879. Good morning!
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  8880. Good morning, @Simon Turner.
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  8881. Will do!
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  8882. Morning
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  8883. Yes, and it goes to show that the central planners hardly ever think of the consequences of their actions.
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  8884. Thanks @Jack Nichols.
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  8885. Glint will be bringing a Peer to Peer function where you can transfer gold directly to other Glint customers. What Jason said is that before operating in any country they make sure they are compliant with that country's financial regulations.
    2
  8886. Hello there!
    2
  8887. My pleasure!
    2
  8888. Hello there!
    2
  8889. Morning!
    2
  8890. I appreciate that
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  8891. All good
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  8892. Well said
    2
  8893. Glad you liked it!
    2
  8894. Hello there!
    2
  8895. Thanks for watching!
    2
  8896. Glad you enjoyed
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  8897. Yes I watched the interview.
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  8898. Hi @Sanjit Neogi, You are welcome. All the best.
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  8899. Your gold will still be in the vault and you can ask them for delivery.
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  8900. Not really because they hold your gold in an allocated brinks vault in Switzerland.
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  8901. Hi Red63, you will need to check with Glint as I am not a tax expert.
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  8902. Hi @Jeremy, I recommend Sean Hross and what he has to say about the people who have been in charge and you will be surprised that they are fairly diverse but have one mindset or philosophy though. Here is his channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpdw_mI5bA-7X6eNNvMsTkg/about
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  8903. Hi @Jeremy, It is an interesting book in that it points out the blueprint for what is going on and where the powers that be want to take society. I'd say the powers that be though are from all backgrounds and not just from a particular culture.
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  8904. Good mroning @mw3516405
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  8905. I spoke withJohn Titus about Blackrock a few months ago. Here is the link:https://youtu.be/s9Md5TwkSKs I also wrote about the WEF last year in my blog and here is the link: https://www.maneco64.net/post/the-origins-of-the-world-economic-forum-go-back-to-the-third-reich I also spoke about George Soros in this video from 5 years ago that might interest you:The Chaos Profiteers. The Wallenbergs and George Soros.https://youtu.be/eEszCGDJ2Lw
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  8906. Morning Audra Matney.
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  8907. +anders I saw that a lot of commentators were expecting gold to soar and stocks to crash if Trump won and for now they have been proven wrong. Jim Rickards said gold would go up $150 in one day. I still think gold and silver are the best stores of value in the long term but have learned from experience that markets can act very "irrationally" so I am always cautious about making outlandish market calls. One think I would say is that the political landscape is, in my opinion, the most uncertain one since around 1917/1919 when we saw the fall of the Czar, the Kaiser and the Emperor of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. owning gold, silver, productive assets and real estate in Germany and Austria turned out to be great insurance in the early 1920s. I think we are in the same kind of political environment and it includes Europe and the U.S.A..
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  8908. +Alex Morgan I tend to look at the Central Banks and Private Banks as one and I agree with you that it is the Private banks that create most of the credit but at the same time the Central Bank stands as a backstop to the banking system as a lender of last resort to the private bankers.
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  8909.  @ЕржанЖанабердинов-р4ш  I never mentioned capitalism I mentioned free market and the rule of law. Communism did not work that well in the Soviet Union either.
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  8910. @NYERIC14, I don't kneel to anybody.
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  8911. Morning!
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  8912. Good morning!
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  8913. Morning!
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  8914. Morning!
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  8915. Thank you, I will
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  8916. I use the gold mic for my Sunday livestream
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  8917. Morning!
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  8918. Thanks
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  8919. Morning!
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  8920. Any time!
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  8921. Welcome!
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  8922. @williamsorensen9680 , These bets are made by US banks and not financial institutions from BRICS members.
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  8923. Glad it was helpful!
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  8924. @RWROW , Pretty much.
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  8925. The mining stocks are not bullion. Back in the 1980s the mining stocks topped a few years after the top in gold and silver in January of 1980.
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  8926. Glad you enjoyed it
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  8927. Our pleasure!
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  8928. Sure. Tell me what's on your mind.
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  8929. Hi @Geraldton Mint, I have some Florins and sixpence coins from Australia. I have the Florins from 1927 with Parliament House and some with the kangaroo and emu too. They are nice coins. All sterling or 0.925
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  8930. Thanks for the long term support @Anders Ørsted! Nice to get your feedback.
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  8931. 😂
    2
  8932. No problem. I think I heard about first from Alex Jones.
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  8933. I’ve heard about them many years ago. 500 million population goal.
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  8934. Oui.
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  8935. I also think it needs to done in a prolonged and continuous fashion as I think the bankers can cope with a one-off event.
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  8936. No, I'm Italian/Brazilian.
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  8937. I think the Yuan or Petro Yuan is here to stay and it will not necessarily displace the dollar overnight but it will mean that for the first time since 1944 the dollar will have to compete for reserve currency status. For Americans it will mean having to earn more and spend/borrow less which is not necessarily a bad thing.
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  8938. Hi @Cupid Stunt.
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  8939. Gold.
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  8940. Would be rewarding for the long term stackers!
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  8941. Yes, I agree it’s a massive red flag 🚩. They are using the money they borrowed for their education to speculate. It won’t end well.
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  8942. +dwardt1 I think the AIIB is more a challenge to the World Bank not the Bank for International Settlements.
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  8943. Glad you like them!
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  8944.  @MrB1923  He is 100 times more credible than the Mainstream Media "presstitutes" as Gerald Celente calls them.
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  8945. It was pulled down from London Real's YouTube channel but they posted a recorded version on their website.
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  8946. London Real TV Interview: https://londonreal.tv/the-coronavirus-conspiracy-how-covid-19-will-seize-your-rights-destroy-our-economy-david-icke/ You wil have to register with London Real. It might fail the first time but try again.
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  8947. I know I’m just not sure if you’d be ok with me mentioning your name in a video. If not I will mention you next time.
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  8948. Thanks.
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  8949. Thanks for watching!
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  8950. Thanks for watching
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  8951. Thanks for sharing
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  8952. Good point @patrick banning.
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  8953. Good morning @Ian Francis
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  8954. Morning!
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  8955. Hi @Garrett Lees, I will look into it in the next video. I thinking there are videos always before the start of the video and this one was set up for two adds during the video. I'm not sure what happened there.
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  8956. Hi Dwayne, Thanks for the encouragement and to be honest I'm flattered by your comments.
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  8957. My pleasure!
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  8958. I am a subscriber to jsnip4 and really enjoy his channel too.
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  8959. Hello there!
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  8960. That is true. That debt has been rolled over many times over.
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  8961. I have put it back up.
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  8962. @lightyplays3390 , That is not a good hedge for a big short position in the futures.
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  8963.  @willemvantilburg1388  It must be a fairly common name I guess. I started with gold in 2002 and silver a year later. A long term Mother of All-Big Shorts in the fiat currencies. Patience rquired.
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  8964. Hi @Willem van Tilburg, One of my good childhood friends in Brazil was called Jan Paul van Tilburg. His dad was Dutch but he was born in Brazil.
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  8965. Hello there!
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  8966. Glad you enjoyed it
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  8967. Welcome
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  8968. I’ll have a look. I’ve got some books by Joseph P. Farrell. Very interesting subjects. Thanks for the heads up. I had not followed his work for a while.
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  8969. +Charles Wilson I guess you do not understand fractions? So today you have to split one ounce of gold into 1257 equal pieces and $1 will get you one of those tiny pieces. Back in 1971 you only needed to split the ounce into 35 pieces and $1 would get you one of those pieces. I would say the dollar could get a much bigger piece in 1971 than it gets now.
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  8970. +Michael Martin I am glad! Thanks.
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  8971. +BaronGoldBaron I agree.
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  8972. +Tom Collins I just listened to Mr Polny's latest video. He sure puts himself on the line with his forecasts. I guess we will find out soon whether he is right.
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  8973. +Linus Couldn't agree more with you.
    2
  8974. @Hubeef, I have sent them an email. I'm trying to see what is going on.
    2
  8975. Hi @Hubeef, You need to contact and ask them why it is taking so long. It could be that with the launch and interest they have a backlog. I would be patient as when I opened my account in the UK it took a few days too.
    2
  8976. Thanks for the info!
    2
  8977. Hi @grug Notice, There a very few small banks here.
    2
  8978. Same to you!
    2
  8979. Hi @John Fortin, I don't think Gold Investments would still be in business after 41 years if they did that. I'm not sure what your bank is going on about. Maybe they are trying to discourage people from buying real money?
    2
  8980. Morning
    2
  8981. Yes and to help write off all the debt.
    2
  8982. Our pleasure!
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  8983. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  8984. @Brain Blocking I guess it is the same as when people call Boris Johnson the English Prime Minister even though he is the Prime Minister of the UK and not England.
    2
  8985. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  8986. IMF rules do not apply to South Carolina or any other State I would say.
    2
  8987. I'd say between $350 to $500
    2
  8988. Yes my wife said the same but I thought I’d just leave the title as it first came to my mind.
    2
  8989. Thanks for your loyal support Jake.
    2
  8990. I think bitcoin has a bright future but you need to be prepared for a wild ride in terms of its dollar price.
    2
  8991. I think it is a depression. A depression is deeper and last longer.
    2
  8992. They will probably come down or there won't even be a market for them as very few people will have access to cash.
    2
  8993. G'day mate!
    2
  8994. Salut, Marc!
    2
  8995. Don't worry @HurrtCrane Annie. I know how the Swedes are a lot more informal than the British as I have been there and had friends from Sweden when I was younger and they happened to be some of my best friends too.
    2
  8996. Sure. I’ll keep that in mind.
    2
  8997. Thanks Pedrito.
    2
  8998. I don't think it will help as it will be deficit financed. Don't get me wrong I think the income tax and other taxes are legalised plunder or theft but what is the point of cutting them if you are going to plunder through fiat money borrowing?
    2
  8999. Hi @Rob, I did business with Tullets in the 1990s. When I worked for Citifutures (Citibank) we used Tullets to trade eurolira futures.
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  9000. Morning!
    2
  9001. Thank you too
    2
  9002. Hi jmcarp98, I would look into the rules and regulations about bringing property into the particular country. Look at the customs rules about gold. I would say that shipping would not be a problem but that getting it through customs might. Latin America has several countries with different rules so you would need to check each individually.
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  9003. Hi @Janet jacks, I did mention "all" the wars in the last 100 years so I guess you can include that one too. Sometimes it is hard to remember all the details.
    2
  9004. Hi @Ronald Parker, That is Rudy the Silver Ranger.
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  9005. Morning!
    2
  9006. Morning
    2
  9007. I'm surprised that he's staying on the sofa already. We just took him for his first walk outside.
    2
  9008. Glad you like them!
    2
  9009. Then it is! If the BIS says it.
    2
  9010. Thank you for the detailed information about the Swiss banking fraternity!
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  9011. You are welcome Mark.
    2
  9012. You are welcome Marc.
    2
  9013. Thanks John.
    2
  9014. Hi Tajul, Yes Bank Negara is no different!
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  9015. Yes I did. Bold call as usual.
    2
  9016. You mean the EOS ICO? If you go through the ICO you will be given a proportional share of the issue in terms of how much ETH you contribute. I would say the exchange price would be different at a particular time to the price used by the Token Distribution process. Each distribution window is 23 hours long. I have personally bought it via the distribution process and not through an exchange.
    2
  9017. Glad you enjoyed
    2
  9018. Many thanks!
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  9019. I appreciate that
    2
  9020. So nice of you
    2
  9021. Hi Jeff, Yes that's it. Thanks a lot. I did not know it was on youtube.
    2
  9022. You remembered!
    2
  9023. Thanks! You too!
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  9024. Morning!
    2
  9025. Good morning Peter.
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  9026. @Celticcross688 Morning! Thanks.
    2
  9027. Thanks, will do!
    2
  9028. Happy holidays!
    2
  9029. Thank you!
    2
  9030. Thanks.
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  9031. The Sovereign - the World's Most Famous Coin: A History and Price Guide Hardcover – 31 Dec. 1998
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  9032. Thanks. Feeling a bit rough tonight so unfortunately no live stream. Need a bit of rest.
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  9033.  @MenGrowingTOWin  Yes that is called a Black Market and has been around forever. It is an option though like you say.
    2
  9034. Not too sure if platinum is a good substitute for silver even though it will do well in this environment too.
    2
  9035. Hi @Frederick Muhlbauer, I'd ignore this page you are looking at. They also have gold down $50 but say the price is at $1685 which is where it closed yesterday. Crimex and the FX market/bullion are all shut today in Europe and the U.S..
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  9036. I'm sure the Bank of England is in the fx market at the moment and that means trying to cap the gold price. Markets are are wild at present and I expect wild swings but the tendency is for stocks to go lower and precious metals to go higher.
    2
  9037. Good morning!
    2
  9038. You can ask me a question through the Patreon messaging service. I will be the only one who will see it.
    2
  9039. Thanks for listening
    2
  9040. One of the Rothschild's middle names was Nimrod! https://family.rothschildarchive.org/people/119-albert-anselm-salomon-nimrod-von-rothschild-1922-1938
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  9041. What is wrong with getting paid to advertise. It's my second "paid promotion" in five years. I do not understand people like you who begrudge others a living. I guess you live on the back of a trust fund? I do not think it is a "pump and dump" as you call it but an interesting speculative play in the junior gold mining sector.
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  9042. Well said
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  9043. Thank you too!
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  9044. Welcome aboard!
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  9045. Glad you enjoyed it
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  9046. That's the plan!
    2
  9047. Thanks so much
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  9048.  @awareawakemovement6509  I have seen that and have reported it to YuoTube.
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  9049. Hi @Sandra Leete.
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  9050. Glad you think so!
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  9051. It's the second one recently. I've just reported it to YouTube.
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  9052. You are very welcome
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  9053. Gruezi!
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  9054. Morning
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  9055. Yes, luckily I left MF Global about a month before Corzine took over as CEO. At the time I was surprised he joined the firm but after what he did eventually one can, in hindsight, understand why he did. He abused his position in order to use clients’ funds to trade for his own private account. He should have gone to jail for that in my opinion.
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  9056. Morning
    2
  9057. Hi @Ben Gray, Hope all is well for you.
    2
  9058. Good morning!
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  9059. @Stan Sbornak, Actually, it is better known as the Crimex.
    2
  9060. No. Ferdinand Lips wrote Gold Wars.
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  9061. Thanks Rob!
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  9062. I'll have a look. Thanks.
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  9063. I did say he was an executive at Goldman Sachs. Maybe you did not hear me?
    2
  9064. Hello there!
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  9065. @groovejet77, It is called The Pup. I do not have a commercial relation with them but I do recommend them. They are a bit pricey but very good quality I'd say.https://rhoback.com/collections/all/products/the-pup-performance-polo
    2
  9066. Hello there!
    2
  9067. Will do. Thanks.
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  9068. Hi @Peter brunsgaard, Thanks. It was very nice and my wife and I enjoyed it a great deal and we also me some vey nice people too which is a bonus.
    2
  9069. Morning!
    2
  9070. Thanks, you too!
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  9071. Glad you like them!
    2
  9072. Hi @Darryl Knight, Only if you leave your crypto currencies in an exchange. If you have your private wallet it is not a problem.
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  9073. I have read about it. it worked well for about 60 years but as usual wars kind of ruined it.
    2
  9074. If voting mattered it would be illegal.
    2
  9075. Hi @angie alston, Thanks for your feedback.
    2
  9076. I did read it but what it seems is that they don't want to disclose who is doing the buying.
    2
  9077. Same to you!
    2
  9078. Hi @Rob Turley, I’ve been telling my UK viewers about this for years and have been aware of it since I first bought sovereigns in 2002. Thanks for the feedback anyway.
    2
  9079. Hello there!
    2
  9080. Hi @John Wilson, I will be making a video tomorrow morning and then the livestream at night. I've taken the day off today.
    2
  9081. He was a scammer and impersonator.
    2
  9082. Hi @JQ, No it's not. I learned English early (10).
    2
  9083. Yes, I am in the precess of deleting the messages and have reported him.
    2
  9084. They are all public companies so not as safe as C. Hoare & Co. They used to bee mutual institutions which meant they were owned by the depositors but I think Gordon Brown deregulated them too so I would say they are building societies in name only nowadays.
    2
  9085. I would also say that bitcoin is a currency and not a bank. How you store your bitcoin is also very important.
    2
  9086. Bitcoin has a 10-year track record but it has potential.
    2
  9087. Hi GR8FORU, You make a good point and in the end, it just goes to show there is no safe bank anywhere. C. Hoare & Co. must be aware of the fact that they are at risk by having to clear with one of the five major banks and that would actually be an interesting question to ask the partners at C. Hoare & Co. themselves.
    2
  9088. Coutts is owned by RBS so not private and operating on a unlimited liability basis. Nationwide too is a public company operating under limited liability.
    2
  9089. Thank you!!
    2
  9090. Thanks! 😃
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  9091. Thank you so much 😀
    2
  9092. Hi @Sarika Goode, This is the second one like this I have done in about four years and I forgot to click the "paid promotion" button on YouTube so now it is done.
    2
  9093. Hi, i have done this video for a marketing company. I was asked to publish it today. It is a "paid promotion".
    2
  9094. Yes it is sponsored by the company and that is why there are no adverts as usual.
    2
  9095. Hi Bobby8270, The reason I am warning people about this is that those who are not in cryptos yet will probably be too lazy to do their homework and get a hard wallet. They will just go into a crypto fund. I would say that Wall Street could gain even more control of the crypto market through their custodian agreements than with the CME bitcoin futures. Could be a subject for another video.
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  9096. No worries
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  9097. No worries!
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  9098. I’d to have more of them listening to my videos! Bring them on.
    2
  9099. Same to you!
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  9100. The inflating away of the debt has been happening for the last eight years but few notice it. The pound has lost about 38% of its value against the US dollar.
    2
  9101. Maybe but in the meantime you will have to service the debt. You could be right but I do not see many past examples in which the bankers lose and the debtors win.
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  9102. Government is taking almost half of national income and don't forget that employers need to make a profit to stay in business while government can always tax, spend and borrow at zero percent from the Bank of England! I am all for people getting paid well but government needs to stop putting obstacles like business rates, VAT, tax and all the regulations that stifle small businesses and prospective employers.
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  9103. They can if you keep actively playing their game.
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  9104. I just like to listen to what you have to say. I'd rather listen to you than the BBC news.
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  9105. +Golden Banjer I still think that gold has the best track record as money and it has also been around for a few thousand years. Bitcoin has some qualities of money like gold. The scarcity factor (limit of 21 million) and the fact that it takes computing power and programming knowledge to mine bitcoin. I think there is a place for bitcoin as money along side with gold and silver. As for price I honestly think bitcoin has gotten ahead of itself while gold is grossly undervalued. Even though I do not speculate in bitcoin nor gold I have benefited from bitcoin and crypto currencies as I have received donations in cryptos and I also earn crypto via steemit.com.
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  9106. Thank you @John Jeffires and welcome.
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  9107. It would be through the foreign exchange market. The US Treasury owns the biggest hedge fund in the world and it’s called the Exchange Stabilisation Fund or ESF. They manipulate any market they want including foreign exchange.
    2
  9108. Good morning!
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  9109. My pleasure
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  9110. Morning!
    2
  9111. Hi @El Plata, I have just update the Teespring display. The Maneconomics line of products is now available.
    2
  9112. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  9113. Have a nice day
    2
  9114. Hi, I'm not sure what is going on with YouTube but you should try again because there is no problem on my sude.
    2
  9115. Thanks My Lord!
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  9116. Yes the Chinese and Russians are trying to establish an honest physical market for precious metals. The Anglo American gold cartel has been in charge of the market for decades but it is my opinion that they will lose control.
    2
  9117. Hello there!
    2
  9118. My pleasure!
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  9119. Glad you liked it
    2
  9120. Good morning!
    2
  9121. Glad you liked it!
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  9122. Thank you too!
    2
  9123. Hello there!
    2
  9124. Yes indeed!
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  9125. Thank you! Cheers!
    2
  9126. I'll probably do it tomorrow. If I do I will pre-announce.
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  9127. I'm not a detective sorry.
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  9128. Yes.
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  9129. The nitwits are the central bankers and the politicians who unfortunately rule over us.
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  9130. Thanks for the information. I will look into it let let people like +Green Mountain keep their heads buried where the sun doesn't shine!!!
    2
  9131. Morning!
    2
  9132. Hi @Haris Pradhikto, These countries(central banks) you mention will have to make sure they add gold to their reserves if they want to function.
    2
  9133. Good morning.
    2
  9134. Hi Deez, I just learned about superchat through some of the viewers. I totally understand why you would not want to give youtube 30%. I think it is a lot. Can you imagine if brokers charged 30% commission!
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  9135. I’ll look into that. Have you got a particular article or author for. Mises.org?
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  9136. I agree with you. The Treasury issued notes at the beginning of WWI (Bradbury Pounds) but the bankers stopped that very quickly.
    2
  9137. Any time!
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  9138. I could have used that title too but I have to choose sometimes and decide what title will be best to try and circumvent the YouTube censorship algos. I can tell you that up to now (1st 2 hours) this video is ranked 9 out of 10 in terms of views for my last 10 videos.
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  9139. Morning!
    2
  9140. Th West is on its last legs financially. As Hank Paulson said back in 2008: "The West is f---ed".
    2
  9141. Hello there!
    2
  9142. Good morning!
    2
  9143. No problem 👍
    2
  9144. Thanks for watching!
    2
  9145. I don't care much for the politics but I would say the guy who kicked off the bank run was Peter Thiel and he is a Republican and probably got some bailout money too.
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  9146. I have but I am not too sure about the way he puts his message across.
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  9147. Hi Marcus, It's there if you look carefully but if you cannot find it here it is: LITECOIN: LY6a8csmuQZyCsBZbLDTQMRuyLdsW9g2na
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  9148. Hi Douglas, I've been speaking about Deutsche Bank for over two years and I have warned about it in the past but it keeps going but who knows maybe this is it now?
    2
  9149. Thank you! Will do!
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  9150. Morning!
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  9151. Morning!
    2
  9152. Life’s going on as usual really.
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  9153. It’s true one cannot eat gold or silver but the same is true for the money and coins in your pocket. What gold and silver will allow you to do is exchange it for rice or other foodstuffs when producers reject paper money.
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  9154. Hi, @jmcarp98, I still hold some miners in one of my managed private pensions investment. The miners should outperform bullion in a bull market but you need to do your homework as you will be investing in a company as well.
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  9155. Good morning, @inner dinosaur.
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  9156. I already answered the question about Basel 3. Search my videos for Truth About Basel 3. As for Libor I don’t think it will have much of an impact as people have been moving away from using it as a reference for a while now.
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  9157. I'd say a shakeout is what we had in March 2020.
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  9158. Morning!
    2
  9159. Many thanks!
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  9160. No investments in the financial system (stocks, bonds, ETFs) and holding cash.
    2
  9161. Good for you.
    2
  9162. Things change.
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  9163. Same to you!
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  9164. Glad to hear it!
    2
  9165. Our pleasure!
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  9166. I have interviewed Keith Weiner before. Please give me some examples of where Jon has plagiarised other people's work as yours is a serious accusation.
    2
  9167. Same to you!
    2
  9168. Our pleasure!
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  9169.  @rachel3340  That is what the Russians and others are looking to do but it doesn't mean we can trust any of them of course.
    2
  9170. Thanks for watching!
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  9171. Morning!
    2
  9172. I hope so too
    2
  9173. Good point!
    2
  9174. Thanks for sharing
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  9175. Hi @Michael Fuller, Thanks.
    2
  9176. So, we just lie down and accept CBDCs? The fight is easy and it is not consenting.
    2
  9177. Thank you too
    2
  9178. No problem!
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  9179. Morning
    2
  9180. @housemonkeychill, What do you mean by "how many pounds are in the economy"? Please be more specific.
    2
  9181. My pleasure!
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  9182. Thanks for the tips!
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  9183. You are spot on.
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  9184. Yes, it's gone from around $4 trillion last year to almost $20 trillion now. A 5 bagger or 500% increase.
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  9185. I guess you still trust the bankers? Good luck with your "allocated gold" ETF.
    2
  9186. There is a rumour that Mr Kubrick worked for NASA too.
    2
  9187. I'd say silver is in the same boat but it will be the public that gets more involved rather than the central banks.
    2
  9188. I appreciate that
    2
  9189. I appreciate that
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  9190. Hi @Sola_Scriptura_1.618, That is the way I see it too but as things are right now it is not something that can happen overnight. I still believe in minimal or no government for that matter.
    2
  9191. Thanks! 😃
    2
  9192. Hi @suzanneyoussef4579, I put milk in my coffee and don't really drink that much of it. I did it more for the experiment. I do like milk though.
    2
  9193. Good morning!
    2
  9194. Good morning!
    2
  9195. Hi @NoJoeKing, Thanks for your kind words and feed back.
    2
  9196. I appreciate it!
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  9197. @Tele.gram-----Maneco64 Is a scammer. I don't have a telegram channel
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  9198. @frankiesmith7215 , You need to put #ROAD TO 100K all in one or #ROADTO100K
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  9199. @_Tele.gram----Maneco64. is a scammer and fraudster. Nothing to do with me.
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  9200. @SlackHoffman , You can only do the hashtag comments once.
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  9201. Welcome!
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  9202. +Force Majeure I think it is still worth buying silver in the UK despite the VAT imposed on the purchase. There is no VAT when you sell. As for UK economics and politics I'd say I cover that quite a bit. I did a great deal of videos on Brexit last year and I cover a lot of what the Bank of England and the Treasury have been doing.
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  9203. +Paola Crawford Maybe but not when you’ve already got a plethora of other legalised plunder going on.
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  9204. +Raul I see London becoming poorer and a bit more sober after the binge of the last 20 years.
    2
  9205. Thanks 🙏
    2
  9206. Thanks for watching!
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  9207. That's right. The financial system will be totally wiped out. We will have to start from scratch and I suspect precious metals will play a big part in the new system.
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  9208. That's the ticker for silver in the foreign exchange markets. You would need to ask your bank if it is LBMA allocated or non-allocated silver. If it's allocated you can ask for physical delivery while if it's non-allocated you cannot.
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  9209. :))
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  9210. Yes, it is theft.
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  9211. My pleasure!
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  9212. Thanks! You too!
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  9213.  @TavistockLiesBrainwashing  Yes, I have known of him. he is now in the house of lords. he is calling for reform of the BoE but I don't think that goes far enough. The BoE is a monopoly and needs to be abolished.
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  9214. @mick32156, What is the YouTube channel?
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  9215. The other option was for the Federal Reserve to have raised interest rates as that would have stopped the outflow of gold.
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  9216. just go to www.paypal.me/maneco64 thanks
    2
  9217. Thanks Vention!
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  9218. Sometimes being in cash is the best way to short the market!
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  9219. I would say that is partly related to it and that Brexit was used as an excuse to devalue the pound as the pound will lose the most in percentage terms from the new SDR composition. I made a video about this last year and at the time said it would be negative for sterling. Here is the link:https://youtu.be/GQdImKpPDmw
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  9220. Morning
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  9221. Thanks, will do!
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  9222. I will contact you soon. It would be nice to connect. Thanks
    2
  9223. Good morning!
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  9224. Good morning!
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  9225. Welcome!
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  9226. They will keep leasing it to the bullion banks in order to try and keep control of the gold price.
    2
  9227. Welcome!
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  9228. We will have to wait and see when September arrives.
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  9229. I would say that, even though Tavi is originally from Brazil, he is looking at things on a value basis.
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  9230. @joconst2880 , Enjoy.
    2
  9231. Happy new year!
    2
  9232. Hello there!
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  9233. +Plucky I have a short in the Nasdaq and that is working out ok for now. I bought ProShares Ultra Short QQQ on the 16th of October and I'm up just under 1% on my position.
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  9234. Thanks for watching!
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  9235. Glad you enjoyed it
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  9236. Yes that is the same video.
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  9237. At least I am getting the bankers (UBS) to pay for me exposing their shenanigans! :))
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  9238. Oops! Unfortunately I don’t pick the ads.
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  9239. Wimbledon started the policy in 2003.
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  9240. Thank you! Will do!
    2
  9241. Thanks for watching!
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  9242. Thanks for watching!
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  9243. Good morning @Cupid Stunt.
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  9244. Glad you enjoy it!
    2
  9245. Thank you too!
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  9246. Yes, I know.
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  9247. More to come!
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  9248. Thanks so much 😊
    2
  9249. Thank you!
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  9250. Hi @Oliver St.John, I am far away from the Den of Vipers.
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  9251. +Anders, You are welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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  9252. Bitter sweet Rob. I wish we lived in a saner world.
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  9253. +Vibin Joseph You are not loading up on a huge mortgage though. All you friends have not made any money unless they sell and realise the profit.
    2
  9254. Hello there!
    2
  9255. Yes, I remember it was in Argentina around 2017 even though it probably happened in Turkey too.
    2
  9256. Billy is doing well.
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  9257. Good point.
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  9258. There is enough gold or else it would not have been money until 1971. The problem is that politicians and government want a free ride. There is something called a "price" and that is why there will always be enough gold. Don't forget silver as I'd say a bimetallic system is better than just having a gold standard.
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  9259. Morning!
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  9260. Hi @JOHN BIGGS, As you from from the Fed's website excess reserves are part of H.3 so part of M2
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  9261. Hi @DAVID CAMPBELL, We are of the opinion that gold and silver outside the system is the safest place to be. Check out the description of this video. You might want to contact Gold Investments to talk to Oliver or Simon Temple about it. If you are a novice to gold and silver they will help you. Try watching some of my videos as I usually talk about how go about it.
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  9262. Morning
    2
  9263. The converters are in the exhaust so the easiest way to get at it is by just ripping out the exhaust pipe form the car.
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  9264. I have provided the link in the description. You can read the free PDF and also buy it.
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  9265. Hi @ccwriter8642, I would if I could get in touch with him. I will try.
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  9266. He thinks that eventually we will see a deflationary collapse like in the 1930s. I recommend you read the book though.
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  9267. Good morning!
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  9268. I would say the BRICS are trying to be less dependent on this system. Their commodities are in the ground so not securitised.
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  9269. No worries!
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  9270. No problem!
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  9271. I would say nothing is guaranteed if the Central bankers have their way. Precious metals will help but they could come after that too but probably they will come after the ETFs.
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  9272. He’s my brother-in-law.
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  9273. My pleasure!
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  9274. Thanks, will do!
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  9275. Morning!
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  9276. Thank you!
    2
  9277. +Roger cammack Thanks.
    2
  9278. +Judith Kernaghan People were saying the same thing about Brexit or the Powers To Be would not let Brexit win. I guess we do not have long to find out what will happen.
    2
  9279. Thanks, John you too.
    2
  9280.  @simonbevan4598  Thank you.
    2
  9281. Morning!
    2
  9282. Hello there
    2
  9283. Hello there!
    2
  9284. For the first nine months of posting I did not quite understand it too well and i actually collected quite a bit of steem power and only realised later on that I could power down the steem into steem.
    2
  9285. +Tajul The beauty of steemit is that you could get rewarded for commenting on content and not even be a content creator. One of your comments could get a few thumbs up and that could translate into steem.
    2
  9286. +Tajul As I said it takes time, participation and consistency. You get out of it what you put into it.
    2
  9287. It's quite rare and expensive. I have provided a free pdf in the description.
    2
  9288. The Jones Plantation. Google it there is a good video about it.
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  9289. I have a patreon account. Link is in the description of all my videos.
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  9290. Morning
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  9291. The whole West for that matter.
    2
  9292. Good morning!
    2
  9293. Morning!
    2
  9294. Morning
    2
  9295. You’re welcome.
    2
  9296. Hi @vin diesel, The long-term chart looks fairly neutral I'd say.
    2
  9297. Hello there!
    2
  9298. Absolutely
    2
  9299. Morning
    2
  9300. What I mean is that putting off the public from acquiring precious metals is how they achieve "confiscation" or don't have to do what was done in 1933.
    2
  9301. Thanks 👍
    2
  9302. Glad you think so!
    2
  9303. Good morning!
    2
  9304. I paid £222.25 for the 1 troy ounce coins. They cost £1175 today.
    2
  9305. I would say exchange makes the world go around and money facilitates the exchange.
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  9306. It’s not just the shopkeepers it’s everyone.
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  9307. Danke schoen!
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  9308. I will be back in the study.
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  9309. I used my PC camera today as I wanted to record on zoom so I could chart the markets as I spoke but I guess the quality is not as good as my usual camera.
    2
  9310. Hi Kylie, You’re welcome and thanks.
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  9311. My pleasure
    2
  9312. Maybe the bible and its prophecies were written by the people who have been in control? That's a contrarian view too. Do we really need do believe in a book to be a good person?
    2
  9313. +bdog111 Thanks. I like your contrarian view. Like you said maybe the Old World Order know they are losing and they are trying to scare the public into thinking we still need them. Great point.
    2
  9314. I have not read it but I am familiar with Brzezinski and the globalists' playbook and that they need to control Eurasia as it makes up 4/5 of the world's population. Brzezinski, nevertheless, has recently written an article in which he actually admits that the globalists have lost their dominance and need to change the playbook. Here is an article about his idea of "Towards a Global Realignment". http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/08/25/the-broken-chessboard-brzezinski-gives-up-on-empire/
    2
  9315. I am not sure about Utopia and whether it would be possible but just a move towards more freedom and less government would be a start.
    2
  9316. Any time!
    2
  9317. Hello there!
    2
  9318. Morning
    2
  9319. Morning!
    2
  9320. You’re welcome @Lord Humongus. Thanks for your support.
    2
  9321. It's a threat to the bankers and politicians but like you, I think it would be the best thing for humanity in the long term.
    2
  9322. Thank you!
    2
  9323. He does that a lot.
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  9324. I will! Funny. My daughter calls him Billster too!
    2
  9325. Thanks @Jack Nichols.
    2
  9326. Morning
    2
  9327. Thank you!!
    2
  9328. Thanks @Robert Lewchi.
    2
  9329.  @dwdelve  I like the song and the singer too.
    2
  9330. Thank you!
    2
  9331. I could be wrong too! As you said only time will tell.
    2
  9332. Maybe so but after years of price suppression I expect a protracted bull market. It will be wild as you can already see by today's price move.
    2
  9333. Thanks
    2
  9334. Comex shut early today as it is a holiday in the U.S. so silver will only start trading again on comex at 11pm London or 6pm NY time.
    2
  9335. Morning!
    2
  9336. I’d say JP Morgan & Co. are the biggest shareholders of the New York Federal Reserve so they call most of the shots.
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  9337. Great. I'm glad I could be of help to you.
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  9338. That’s a step towards destroying State sovereignty.
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  9339. I have been following Estulin on and off for many years. He’s an interesting researcher and author.
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  9340. That’s another subject which I’ve touched upon earlier this week actually
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  9341. I speculated about that in a recent video."China Getting Cheap Gold for Supporting Treasury Market?" https://youtu.be/h8gOCGmiG-w
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  9342. @philipjones9458 , All the best to you too.
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  9343. @vadeout. , I have a whole playlist about it. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SVchPQYx3oEd3UthMsajAbt
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  9344. https://twitter.com/TedJButler
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  9345. That is a possibility as it has been done before (1929 and 2008).
    2
  9346. The Volcker Rule is more related to proprietary trading regulations as it pertains to the big Wall Street banks.
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  9347. Thanks Joakim.
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  9348. Yes, it was sunny but cold today here in Olde England.
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  9349. That’s was a quote by Churchill though you could be right about them rubbing it in our faces as they could have used many other of his memorable quotes.
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  9350. Once you look into the system with a magnifying glass you realise how it's based on a foundation of sand.
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  9351. I guess you believe in a free lunch. Something for nothing.
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  9352. They'd have to start minting them.
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  9353. Morning!
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  9354. +Tor The futures are trading on the CME so I think it should open.
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  9355. +Eddie Trump has won though.
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  9356. My pleasure!
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  9357. You buy groceries with silver coins, with gold you will be buying yachts and Ferraris.
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  9358. Our pleasure!
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  9359. It won't.
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  9360. I'd say so.
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  9361. Good morning!
    2
  9362. I made a video about DB a couple of weeks ago. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/1cz_J4dZijE
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  9363. Not really. I have posted some interviews there but to be honest I am busy enough interacting with viewers here and following what is going on in the world to focus on Spotify.
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  9364. Unfortunately not. My birthday is next week!
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  9365. Silver is money.
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  9366. Hi @philipjones9458, i'd say the problem is the bond market. The US 10-year yield is testing 4.5%
    2
  9367. Thanks Angela.
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  9368. ***** Maybe but it has more than doubled since 2008. I think the inflation we are going to get will help write off some of the debt but generally I think we are going back to the 1970s. (Stagflation)
    2
  9369. Yes he was.
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  9370. +Haval Barway I will see what I can do!
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  9371. Hello there!
    2
  9372. Hello there!
    2
  9373. Maybe so but the mining properties with gold and silver in the ground will be worth a lot too.
    2
  9374. Morning!
    2
  9375. I’ve spoken a lot about this subject already so you need to do a search on my channel under videos.
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  9376. If there is a rush to buy from the public. The gold has to come from somewhere. I think official reserves are about 20% of all gold ever mined.
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  9377. Actually the Dow to Gold ratio topped in October of 2018 just below 23 and is now hovering around 18 and 19. So gold has outperformed the Dow since October 2018.
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  9378. The book is called "Germany's Gold" and is edited by the Bundesbank itself. You can find it on Amazon
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  9379. Hi @Philip Jones, The US, UK and EU have been in a depression since 2008 but I guess if Joe Bloggs wants to go by the Keynesian view and foney government statistics that is his priority.
    2
  9380. Good morning!
    2
  9381. Here in the U.K. It is called council tax.
    2
  9382. Hi @Kim Beaney, We are picking him up tomorrow morning.
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  9383. @Quadman72 , Bitte schon
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  9384. My pleasure
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  9385. They have also allowed the Federal Reserve to stay in business.
    2
  9386. Hello there!
    2
  9387. Thanks @Privateer.
    2
  9388. I guess it’s a coincidence that the interest rate cycle has been closely related to these events!
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  9389. I would say that they would not be able to what they might as of today if you remove the app from your phone.
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  9390. You can buy the tokens from EOS.io. Not sure where you can buy it with euros. I think you need eth to buy it. So if you can exchange your euros for eth it should be ok.
    2
  9391. I see it at $8.50 at the moment.
    2
  9392. Thanks for reminding me.
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  9393. I was out playing golf in the wind and sunshine. No fever.
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  9394. The COT Report or the Commitment of Traders Report: https://www.cftc.gov/dea/futures/deacmxsf.htm
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  9395. They’re good too. I’ve got some of the ones you mentioned.
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  9396. +VC YT RIT Capital Trust is run by Lord Jacob Rothschild. The HQ is N.M. Rothschild & Sons Ltd which is still a private bank.
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  9397. @kenporonin1 , Over the long-term all that the manipulation does is discourage many to hold on to gold.
    2
  9398. Same to you!
    2
  9399. Hello there!
    2
  9400. Hi @Dale De Morgan. Billy says hi.
    2
  9401. I would not deal with the devil.
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  9402. @Silver Pimp, Nice to hear that you are doing well. A nice house that you like is good to. An Englishman's house is his castle after all.
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  9403. +Susan Perkins It's about common sense. It's giving business and the environment both a chance.
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  9404. Morning!
    2
  9405. As I said it could have been another Aussie official.
    2
  9406. Good morning!
    2
  9407. Morning!
    2
  9408. Morning!
    2
  9409. Hello there!
    2
  9410. Good morning!
    2
  9411. Welcome aboard!
    2
  9412. I talk about it in my market update.
    2
  9413. Good morning!
    2
  9414. Hi @Simon Turner, I thought so. I knew it was in SE Asia.
    2
  9415. Hello there!
    2
  9416. I don't think I have done a particular video about the subject but I have spoken about Libya and Qaddafi before.
    2
  9417. You bet
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  9418. It is working for others so it looks like there is a YouTube problem.
    2
  9419. You should try again as it is working on my side and for others.
    2
  9420. I appreciate that!
    2
  9421. Hi @Christopher k, It is playing fine on my iMac but is not playing on iPhone. I'm trying to contact YouTube to see what is going on.
    2
  9422. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  9423. Our pleasure!
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  9424. The defined benefits will come under pressure as they also invest in bonds but they might punish the current contributors in order to cover their losses and liabilities to those who are retired. I think the BBC has a £1.8 billion pension hole.
    2
  9425. It depends what the fund is invested in. Unfortunately, many invest in bonds so not ideal. The equity portion could be ok I guess. I think the important thing is to have some assets outside the financial or paper system and pensions aer part of the system. This is not financial advice but just my opinion.
    2
  9426. Thanks, you too!
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  9427. @Peter Brunsgaard  Wow. Rudy is great and he is learning fast so I think Bella would love a new puppy.
    2
  9428. Libor is not changing but the BIS is trying to get the banks to stop using it or phasing it out. I spoke about it last night on my livestream. All these OTC IR/Swaps derivatives use libor as a reference so it could cause volatility and troubles. I think interest rates and how they move are more important than libor.
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  9429. You bet!
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  9430. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  9431. Thanks, Pistol Pete. I'm glad you liked it.
    2
  9432. Not sure why you think it’s loopy but respect your opinion.
    2
  9433. Hi @dxndude, Yes it is very similar. Rock instead of bricks.
    2
  9434. Hi @Clive Rasa in Australia, You are welcome.
    2
  9435. Good morning @Ben Gray
    2
  9436. We shall see
    2
  9437. Hi @Graham Hobbs, You were right about Rudy!
    2
  9438. Always welcome
    2
  9439. You are very welcome
    2
  9440. Frankly it’s none of your business how my wife and I chose to decorate our home. Stick to decorating your home.
    2
  9441. Hi @Gus Wilson, i have not seen any news about that but I have seen that the U.S. has given Japan permission to pay above the dollar price cap for Russian oil. One day when Japan sorts itself out I am sure their currency will be more credible than it is now.
    2
  9442. I played 9 holes and my game wasn't to sharp either.
    2
  9443. Thanks for listening
    2
  9444. Thanks for listening
    2
  9445. Hi @gareth johnson, My wife went to Aldi the other day and there were no eggs. I found some from a local farmer at the Nisa shop nearby. I think it was over £3 for a dozen though.
    2
  9446. Thanks for the feedback.
    2
  9447. +Robusti09 You could well be right. I was reading that the Houston area refines 5% of U.S. gasoline supply.
    2
  9448. Our pleasure!
    2
  9449. Morning!
    2
  9450. Morning!
    2
  9451. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  9452. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  9453. You are more than welcome @pjb954
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  9454. @YouTube Account. It is just an email but it is an email from the people who have written the Basel III rules. I do not have contempt for Andrew Maguire but I am trying to get to the bottom of this question. The people who I have contempt for are Central Bankers but unfortunately I have had to contact them for clarification.
    2
  9455. Tier 1 assets according to the BIS can be: common equity, retained earnings and preferred stock.
    2
  9456.  @bjarnenissemannen2377  The other thing the BIS told me is that the term Tier 1 is only applied to a bank's working capital while gold, cash, loans etc are assets acquired via the bank's operations. So even cash is not a Tier 1 asset but a Risk-Weighted Asset. So Capital is Tier and Assets are Risk-Weighted. That is why I could never find anything on the BIS website about Tier 1 Assets.
    2
  9457. Morning
    2
  9458. I think if you are going to do it I'd do it through TLT put options. I think I'd rather go long in the short term or buy a call.
    2
  9459. The word Tier is only used to classify bank capital while gold and other assets are just considered risk-weighted assets affecting the Capital risk ratio. Domestic bank regulators will be able to allow banks to consider the gold as a zero per cent credit risk asset so that means banks in that domestic market could use gold to help improve the Tier 1 Capital Risk Ratio. So even cash is just asset and not Tier 1 either.
    2
  9460. Thanks for the info!
    2
  9461. Good morning!
    2
  9462. Thanks for watching
    2
  9463. Thank you!
    2
  9464. Morning
    2
  9465. Good point!
    2
  9466. Thanks for listening
    2
  9467. I have heard the comparison.
    2
  9468. Hi @FullofHope, Happy 21st birthday! ;)
    2
  9469. Hi @tubulartels, Thank you for the feedback and all the best.
    2
  9470. Same to you!
    2
  9471. Morning!
    2
  9472. It happens once in a while. It was not planned.
    2
  9473. Thanks, Carlos.
    2
  9474. Hello there!
    2
  9475. Hello there!
    2
  9476. Glad you like them!
    2
  9477. It could mean higher council taxes too.
    2
  9478. Glad you like them!
    2
  9479. Thanks. I forgot about Ecosse!
    2
  9480. ?
    2
  9481. I played golf yesterday afternoon and it was unusually sunny and warm for the time of the year.
    2
  9482. I appreciate that!
    2
  9483.  @roygbiv6704  The video thumbnail does say it is a "paid promotion". Anyway, thanks.
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  9484. @roygbiv6704 , I make these about once a month and aside from that all the other thousands of videos I have made virtually every day for almost ten years. Many of the viewers and subscribers do want to hear about these opportunities. I am sorry you feel that way but I do not have a printing press like the Central Bankers and need to earn some kind of income. I dedicate almost 100% of my time to this channel and it might not seem like it but it takes a lot of research and more to create a video every day.
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  9485. The other consequence of the house price boom is big mortgages or debt. The bankers will make sure the real value of the debt will not be written off even in the case of hyperinflation.
    2
  9486. I don't follow.
    2
  9487. @billydgarrett, 26 shillings would be 312 pence. If you divide that by 6 (work days back then) you get 52 pence per day. So you could buy 52 pints as the pint cost 1 pence. Don't forget there were 12 pence to the shilling. The half crown was worth 30 pence.
    2
  9488. I think it made a lot of logic back then actually.
    2
  9489. Thanks @ OVER HERE!
    2
  9490. I did not say I admired anyone I just gave some economic and fiscal facts. Putin might very well be head of the “Mafia” as you say but then he’d be not any different than the Bushes, Clintons and Blairs.
    2
  9491. Hello there!
    2
  9492. Morning!
    2
  9493. No crash of what? The currency or asset prices?
    2
  9494. You’re welcome Paola.
    2
  9495. Morning Jane!
    2
  9496. I'm not too sure I trust official money velocity statistics but I would say that an accelerated increase in consumer goods' prices could do it.
    2
  9497. Yes. When I made my video it had been down as much as 500. It could be 1000 in an hour's time. Who knows.
    2
  9498. Hi @Christy Sarginson, I did not mean to say everyone is but it will impact the whole economy as you will be paying for it via taxes and inflation.
    2
  9499. Well said
    2
  9500.  @irishpicker7295  I have interviewed Jason about four times in the last two years. I wanted him to tell the viewers about the fees and rates. I know the company very well. Good on you not for taking money from the government.
    2
  9501. Hi @Simon Bevan, As I said I did not get paid for the interview so I don't see how it is an infomercial. I often give out my referral code for Glint during my normal videos.
    2
  9502. Jsnip4: it could be a dead cat bounce.
    2
  9503. You're welcome!
    2
  9504. Good morning!
    2
  9505. Morning!
    2
  9506. Thanks Jane.
    2
  9507. Yes, I have paid a lot of NI tax since 1992.
    2
  9508. Thanks, you too!
    2
  9509. Thanks, Peter.
    2
  9510. Gold has been around a lot longer that the fiat dollar.
    2
  9511. Yes, I do and my eyes have been fine in terms of that but the Diabetic check does not check for the condition I have.
    2
  9512. Let's hope it leads to the truth. It's a step in the right direction at least.
    2
  9513. T Bills are short for Treasury Bills or U.S. debt securities with maturities from one month to 12 months. It's the federal Reserve that is buying $60 billion per month. What that does is inject cash into the system as the Fed buys these from the banks and pays for them in cash.
    2
  9514. You're welcome
    2
  9515. Morning!
    2
  9516. Yes indeed!
    2
  9517. Thanks
    2
  9518. You're very welcome
    2
  9519. Welcome!
    2
  9520. Morning
    2
  9521. It will indirectly as there will be less demand for Federal Reserve notes. There will also be more demand for gold as a lot oil sellers receiving yuan will probably want to convert some of the yuan into physical gold. At present the Fed, Bank of England and BIS are still controlling the price of gold via the paper market but once China and the rest of Eurasia abandon a big chunk of their need for dollars I think demand for real physical gold will break the back of manipulators.
    2
  9522. Thanks
    2
  9523. Check the description of this video and you will find a link to Mike's channel.
    2
  9524. My point was really to try and show how a stock split is a total scam as the nothing should really happen to the value of the company when there is a split.
    2
  9525. Thanks! You too!
    2
  9526. Morning!
    2
  9527. Thank you very much!
    2
  9528. Thanks @Alan Zibelman
    2
  9529. Thanks 👍
    2
  9530. Morning
    2
  9531. My pleasure!
    2
  9532. Morning
    2
  9533. Hi @mark thompson, It could be as this move looks totally unnatural.
    2
  9534.  @marcopolotimetraveller  That is a good point.
    2
  9535. Inflation has made all these projects (WEF, ESG, etc..) possible. Without inflation government is limited. What is happening now is a symptom of all the inflation we have had for decades.
    2
  9536. Hi @Jake Jones, Always great to hear from you. Thanks.
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  9537. I think the U.S.A. provides for the defence of Japan under the current constitution.
    2
  9538. I have the same suspicions as you do because the U.S. is still an occuppying force in Japan and it could easily put down the rise of Nippon Kaigi!
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  9539. I agree with you. I'm not judging the Japanese I'm just trying to point out a change in Japan that could create instability and conflict in Asia.
    2
  9540. Yes. She seemed to know about it well in advance.
    2
  9541. That is right. The problem is government is not very good at managing other people's money!
    2
  9542. Well if you want to call them New labour that is fine but the people who would have voted for Old labour or Labour still voted for Blair & Co.
    2
  9543. Double digits.
    2
  9544. Hi @Isabella, Ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsche. Ich habe einige Jahre in der Schweiz gelebt. Vielen Dank fur Ihre Unterstuetzung.
    2
  9545. Hi Isabella, I’m happy I can be of help to German speakers like you. Mit freundlichen Gruessen.
    2
  9546. Thanks, @Rob Turley.
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  9547. I’d say it’s the precious metals. 100 years ago you only needed $20.67 to get 1oz of gold while today you need $1250!
    2
  9548. No, it's the right article. I just wanted to show how the price has evolved. I guess you could say the new article is this video. I do not write articles anymore.
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  9549. Hi W.B., It seems you did not listen to my video very carefully. The article is from April 2007.
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  9550. Gold and silver will allow you to get anything in exchange in times of crisis as they have a track record as sound money for thousands of years. That’s not to say you should have some key supplies of nourishment like you point out.
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  9551. At home, I like instant coffee and we buy it from Aldi or Lidl so I know what you mean. If I go out into town for once in a while why not buy a Latte? You could pay for your shopping at Aldi with gold too.
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  9552. Hi @flyinghigh22, In my case I have my Newmont shares in a tax-free ISA account so there will be no tax there for now of course.
    2
  9553. Morning, @william watts.
    2
  9554. Good morning!
    2
  9555. Thanks for listening
    2
  9556. Hi @Adrian Kikes, You are welcome and thank you.
    2
  9557. Thanks!
    2
  9558. Thank you! 🤗
    2
  9559. Awesome! Thank you!
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  9560. Morning
    2
  9561. My pleasure!
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  9562. It's the same strategy for silver as with gold. Hold on to it and only spend it if you really need it for a rainy day. It's money and not a trade.
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  9563. The politicians always lie and it does not matter if they are from Ghana, Argentina or England. If the Ghana government and central bank increase the money supply by 10% and the U.S. increases the money supply by 5% the currency in Ghana should lose 5% against the U.S. dollar. All that means is that the purchasing power of your currency will go down. The drop in the Ghanese currency in the foreign exchange market is a consequence of inflation and does not cause inflation.
    2
  9564. Yes, I gave him some extra treats!
    2
  9565. Good point Kevin.
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  9566. Without electricity the fiat system is gone too as it is all pretty much digital these days. Crypto currencies is more than just bitcoin. You should look into how Blockchain technology works. By the way it is spelled Ponzi and even if some alt coins are a Ponzi scheme so is our current central bank fiat money system.
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  9567. In a market there is always a bid and offer spread so dealers will quote where they buy ( bid ) or where they sell (offer/ask). The price you see on your computer screen or on tv is usually the last traded price in the futures or comex and even on comex there is a bid and offer spread. That is the same for any other asset.
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  9568. Thanks for the tips! ;)
    2
  9569. Many thanks!
    2
  9570. Thanks, buddy!
    2
  9571. Sorry! 🙁
    2
  9572. Yes, it was up 20% last night in the after-hours market.
    2
  9573. +Peter Morris You are right! I did not even mention the "War on Terror"!
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  9574. +Stephan I remember prediction back in the late 1990s and even early in the Bush II administration that the national debt would have been paid off by 2013.
    2
  9575. +kenric frazier He was outside in the garden.
    2
  9576. Thanks @Michael Fuller
    2
  9577. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldilocks_economy
    2
  9578. That is a possibility. Let’s hope you are right.
    2
  9579. You are welcome. Thanks.
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  9580. Yes, that is why I put the story up when I edited the video as I had not seen the news.
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  9581. Yes, they got a government guaranteed loan (undisclosed rate) for 5 years to buy a failed bank.
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  9582. Yes. The sovereign still has a face or legal tender value of £1 and you can use that to your advantage if you know what I mean. This is not tax advice BTW.
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  9583. Not yet. I think there are no shortages here as of now.
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  9584. Try https://tinyurl.com/the-great-taking-hardcover
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  9585. You are welcome @markwilliams4362
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  9586. I respect his work on cycles and I think he has been fairly accurate. Ironically I preferred his work when he was still in prison. Don't get me wrong I thought that was a great injustice.
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  9587. Yes I remember gold @ $300 because it’s where it was when I first bought it.
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  9588. The opposite of Quantitative Easing or Quantitative Tightening. It is when Central Banks start selling the government bonds on their balance sheets. This selling leads to lower bond prices and higher yields or interest rates.
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  9589. I have a playlist called Inflation Files: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SXtDvQUxOR7YRqp3NMxq9jY Another playlist called Derivatives File: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SUhUTwVqtwaR1qAsE3jw6T0
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  9590. Morning
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  9591. Thanks.
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  9592. Hello there!
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  9593. +Elvira Massa I do not think they are fungible. You would need to sell one to buy the other. They are also in different currencies. The adr is in dollars and the Franfurt shares are in euros.
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  9594. +Kevin Thanks!
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  9595. thanks.
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  9596. Yes. I saw that one too.
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  9597. Hi @Smithsnmoz, Not that I know of. Miles Franklin does not deal in the UK and today I decided to give a shout out to Gold Investments in the UK.
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  9598. Hi Steve, I am not a tax specialist. I just know that in the UK there is 20% VAT on bullion silver.
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  9599. I am not a tax specialist but what you said makes sense.
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  9600. Thanks logans run!
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  9601. They are the big Wall Street and City of London banks.
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  9602. Eurodollars are just dollars held by US banks abroad. The major market for these dollars are in London. Right now the Fed is keeping the banks whole so there is no dollar shortage.
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  9603. The opposite of QE. It is when the Central Banks sells bonds from their balance sheets instead of buying them which is QE or quantitative easing.
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  9604.  @loveistheantedote1811  technically you are correct. I could have used Government Bond instead of Sovereign Debt as both are used interchangeably in the financial markets.
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  9605. Good morning sir.
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  9606. No problem 👍
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  9607. Hi @Neville Meade, Not really because my viewership is mostly from English speaking countries. I'd have to probably start a new channel just for Portuguese speakers but that is not something I am planning right now.
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  9608. Glad to hear that!
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  9609. Hi @Vebjorn Grytten, The mining stocks are a different animal and are more speculative as I said. I am still holding on to mine but have also put some cash aside to get into more of them when I feel it is the right time.
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  9610. It's not doom porn its the reality of what has been done to the monetary system. The hyperinflation that we have seen baked into the cake in the last 50 years and especially since the Collapse of 2008 will guarantee a total wiping out of the current fiat money system. As Voltaire once said paper money's value always returns to its intrinsic value of zero.
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  9611. Well in the U.S.A. there are only 3.2 million farmers. Does that mean the U.S. government should implement the same kind of reforms as in South Africa? https://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2012/Online_Resources/Highlights/Farm_Demographics/
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  9612. Good morning!
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  9613. Hi @Philip Jones, The money supply dropping is deflation. Despite deflation (M2) since around July 2022 consumer prices have continued to rise. The prices that have dropped are those of financial assets like stocks, bonds (gov't, corporate and MBS). It is amazing how even professor Henke doesn't get it. CPI is not inflation.
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  9614. Hello there!
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  9615. Read the Insurrection Act. It allows the President to deploy the U.S. military aside from the National Guard too.
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  9616. I agree @Silver4Life
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  9617. I think the idea of a gold backed crypto currency isn't a bad one but I would not trust one in which the government is involved.
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  9618. +christine s I have seen Bernard's videos and have to agree 100% with him on how the financial system is set up with the BIS in Basel at the top of the pyramid. I've been looking into the BIS for years and what Mr Bernard said does not surprise me.
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  9619. So this should not really help the U. S. China Trade negotiations. From what you’re telling me the Chinese government will not take this lying down. Any thoughts on how they might react? Thanks
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  9620. Hi Jake, I hope you are doing well.
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  9621. It’s a nice place especially up in the mountains.
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  9622. All physical gold and silver do during a financial crisis or stress is act as insurance outside the system. For leverage in the sector you would have to own some of the gold and silver miners or even some exploration companies.
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  9623. The supply of gold has been increasing for thousands of years as gold is money and is actually not consumed like other commodities. So the new above ground supply of gold has very little impact on the price. If anything with the bear market in the mining stocks these last 6 years or so the sector has seen very few new exploratory projects and to start new mining operations takes years and does not happen overnight.
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  9624. Good morning!
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  9625. Hi Tom, That's right and make sure you hold physical too.
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  9626. You too!
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  9627. +Jon Not yet! But those "memes" you've mentioned might still appear in future!
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  9628. Venezuelans I guess.
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  9629. I sent him an email and asked.
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  9630. +Jonathan I was once in Trinidad. I enjoyed it a great deal. Very nice place. It was a long time ago back in 1987.
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  9631. Rob Abreu The only way for countries to be able to continue to carry its debt load is through devaluation. Gold and silver have always protected savers from the devaluation of their national currencies. I think we are going back to a 1970s style stagflationary environment. Financial assets will drop in value (Mike Maloney's view) but the cost of living (basic necessities) will go up and unemployment will remain elevated. Basically it is payback time for the credit/debt binge of the last 35 years.
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  9632. Rob Abreu The loss of control of sterling. Sterling is considered one of the "hard currencies" as it is part of the SDR basket. If they (BIS Club) are allowing sterling to evaporate so quickly does that mean the other hard currencies are about to follow? Currencies are important because they are the common denominator for all investments in each individual country.
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  9633. +Rob Abreu The way the currencies are moving is not normal but it might not be anything. We'll have to see.
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  9634. XPowerdriverx Central bank manipulation (Fed, BoE and BIS) is the cause of the capping. Central Banks do not like a rapidly rising gold price as it is a barometer of monetary competence. I think the drop in gold since the beginning of October was orchestrated to help the Bank of England as it devalues its currency versus the dollar. If the price of gold were around $1320 at present the price in sterling would be at £1090 which would have meant a 52% increase YTD. As it stands gold is still doing great versus sterling at £1035 but at £1090 I think the public might start asking questions.
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  9635. +ToGetToterrapin Can we trust data from any government?
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  9636. @williamsorensen9680 , I meant to say politicians don't really care. Maybe I did not express myself clearly.
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  9637. Thanks for watching!
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  9638. @angelmessenger8240, It was postponed at the last minute. Hopefully, it will now be scheduled for April.
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  9639. Morning
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  9640. I think the average person out there does not even know that the bond market exists and that it is a lot bigger than stock markets.
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  9641. Good morning!
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  9642. Morning!
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  9643. Morning!
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  9644. Same to you!
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  9645. Same to you!
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  9646. Good morning!
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  9647. +papi3d In the long term I agree with you but for the world to experience prosperity I think we need to cleanse the system and that, in the short term, will be painful.
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  9648. The markets never sleep!
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  9649. Good morning!
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  9650. @darinthesecularspiritualist ,"how are you" = present (I was talking face to face to Clive on Zoom), "how were you" = past and "how will you be tomorrow" = future and makes no sense as it is difficult to predict how you will be in the future.
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  9651. Morning
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  9652. Let's hope they switch off from the BBC and watch my channel.
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  9653. Good morning!
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  9654. +Padd Thanks Padd. I started making my videos in November 2015 and at first I did not get too many subscribers but since the end of April it started to pick up.
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  9655. +Chris Cushley It was the title of an editorial in the FT in 2004. They said it. I made a video about it in January of 2016 . Here is the link: https://youtu.be/Q02Qbtcjmsw
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  9656. +BaronGoldBaron I remember the first time I bought gold in 2002 and it was krugerrands too. John Haynes Jewellers in the City by the Old Jamaica Inn Pub. Unfortunately Mr Haynes' shop is gone. I couldn't believe how heavy the coin was and how beautiful it was too.
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  9657. And Youtube has actually classified the video as “not suitable for most advertisers” so I’m probably getting almost not ad revenues at the moment. It’s also one of my best videos in the last couple of weeks in terms of views in the first few hours.
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  9658. No but I did call the people who run the ATM and they explained that the exchange they use print a different price and in bitcoin terms they actually charged me 5%.
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  9659. Thanks K.
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  9660. Thanks Bobby8270.
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  9661. Thanks Terry.
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  9662. Actually, I'm not playing today but I will be going to the practice ground to hit some balls.
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  9663. That’s weird. You’re not the first to tell me that.
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  9664. Thanks.
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  9665. I did not keep any of that to be clear as I would not have had to wear any of it if it had been a loss. GNI was a well run firm. I was expected to write an Error Report for management explaining what had happened and why the error had been made.
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  9666. Yes and the wear and tear must have decreased some of the weight too.
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  9667. Possibly. Google and read The Great Taking. I also did a video about it: https://youtu.be/r4I6uqLuJfA
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  9668. Morning!
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  9669. Our pleasure!
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  9670. I’m just looking at the technical picture. Why didn’t the Fed step in 1929, 1987, 2000 and 2008? They only stepped in after the collapse in all occasions. The Fed is the “pump and dump” tool for the bankers.
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  9671. +Marcus Aurelius I respect your opinion and that is why there is a market.
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  9672. Yes that is another way of putting it.
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  9673. Morning!
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  9674. Morning
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  9675. I appreciate that!
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  9676. +shane sturgis There is no capital gains tax for gold bullion coins that are coins of the realm like sovereigns, half sovereigns and all the Britannia gold coins (one ounce, half ounce and quarter ounce). So if you bought a 400 oz bar and the price of gold doubled one year later and you sold it you would pay no tax on the threshold of £11'100 for the 2016/17 tax year (threshold increases to £11'000 in 2017/18 tax year) but then you would pay the standard income tax rate (this will depend on your personal tax bracket) so it would range from 10% to 28%. This from bullionbypost should help: https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/info/how-to-buy-gold/paying-capital-gains-tax-on-gold/
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  9677. +slavmart I guess it depends when you started saving in gold. I remember buying sovereigns for £50 back in 2004 now it costs £235.
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  9678. The threshold for capital gains tax in the UK is £11'100 per tax year so you need to keep that in mind. If you put £100k worth of gold in your a/c and gold goes up 20% and you spend over £11'100 in the tax year you will be liable. I have contacted Glint to ask whether they will hold sovereigns and Britannias for UK residents as these coins are exempt form CGT.
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  9679. Hi Joe, Thank you and I hope you stay well and healthy!
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  9680. Have you actually read about the project?
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  9681. Like hashgraph.
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  9682. here it is a second time for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEBcAXCrbWk&list=PLtbk62Ie_5SVmjGXWAurd4E-F4hu1Sg0j&index=1&t=8s
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  9683. Glad you enjoyed it
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  9684. You too!
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  9685. Good morning!
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  9686. Good morning @T Taylor, I am not sure what that means. I only delete and block bots and people who are obnoxious so you would not be on the list.
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  9687. Yes 👍
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  9688. Morning!
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  9689. Hi @Grow Mechanic, Good moring.
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  9690. Glad you enjoyed it
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  9691. I saw that. He’s asked for QE4! I think he’s concerned the Big Fat Ugly Bubble might pop.
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  9692. Good morning
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  9693. Thanks. I'll have a look.
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  9694. Yes he’s a Shih Tzu and does bark quite a bit.
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  9695. +Hallvard Viken Go on Bloomberg.com and look under bonds and rates and you should find all the major bonds and rates for US and U.K. And Europe
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  9696. IG.com
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  9697. Good morning!
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  9698. I think the rebellion is now under way though.
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  9699. Hi Aaron, Thank you. Billy and I are inside at the moment as it is raining but it is supposed to stop. Have a great day too Aaron.
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  9700. There is actually very little physical cash or notes. I think in the U.S. there is $175 billion worth in an almost $20 trillion economy.
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  9701. Yes, you cannot redeem them for a FIXED weight of gold (coin) or silver. it is backed by tax slavery and more currency printing in the end of the day.
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  9702. Hi @gargamel3966, CPI has been manipulated for decades so I agree with you. Check out shadowstats dot com
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  9703. Gradually and then suddenly.
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  9704. Thanks again!
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  9705. Good afternoon Mr. Bullion.
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  9706. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, I agree with that assessment as I have spoken with Arpad from Star Path Academy here on this channel and he said that gold is something that will be of great advantage on the other side of the hyperinflation. Arpad also noted that being nice to others in your community will go a long way too.
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  9707. Yes I have
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  9708. You're welcome
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  9709. You are so welcome
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  9710. To me it seems more like the continuation of the 3rd Reich.
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  9711. Hi @Davjd Boswell, Thank you and you are welcome.
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  9712. Thanks for watching!
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  9713. Good morning!
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  9714. My pleasure!
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  9715. Morning!
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  9716. Thanks, will do!
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  9717. Bitte @Quadman72
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  9718. Hello there!
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  9719. I was just doing some chipping on the carpet.
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  9720. Morning!
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  9721. I would say paper currencies or fiat money is the danger as they always end up going to their intrinsic value which is zero as Voltaire once said.
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  9722. Around £27 plus VAT on a per troy ounce basis. 100 grams = 3.215 troy ounces.
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  9723. +cassanoa Thanks for the input. I think you are probably right. That makes sense.
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  9724. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  9725. Hello there!
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  9726. +Whats GoingOn Yes it was but in 2002 the euro was $0.8225. So it might be undervalued from $1.60 but since 2002 it is actually up about 30%.
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  9727. +Tor Hylbom As you can see I'm quoting the Trump advisor
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  9728. I appreciate that!
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  9729. Good point and lumber is relatively durable compared to most commodities.
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  9730.  @garynigeldraper119  Thanks.
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  9731. You are welcome
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  9732. The COT report is published every Friday if I'm not mistaken.
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  9733. You’re right. I might have not said it directly but the statistics show it though.
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  9734. Thanks Annie!
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  9735. Agree 100%!
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  9736. Yes, I saw that but the fact that they did that is a bad precedent. The law (terrorist financing and money laundering) they used to do that needs to be scrapped or looked at very closely.
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  9737. I'd say financial assets are also important but the balance has been so skewed in their favour for so long that the rebalancing will remind the world that hard assets matter too.
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  9738. Morning!
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  9739. Hi @Andrew Fallon, I have listened to it and have taken notes and will most probably be talking about it tomorrow. Thanks for the heads-up.
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  9740. Hi @jerry playing50, Please explain to me why I should be ashamed? I have made thousands of videos over the last six years and would add that I have made them practically every day with no strings attached except for some adverts which you can skip. I have worked hard and been disciplined to put out free content consistently and grow a community. Why should I be ashamed for being paid to promote a business that I actually think has the potential to do well in what I believe is a secular bull market in gold and hard assets? May I ask you how you earn a living or are you a recipient of a trust fund or government welfare? I need to earn an income to keep my household going. As for other YouTubers' content, I do not know in advance what they publish. I worked for about two full days preparing the video for a marketing firm and they asked me to publish it on Monday and I did. I had no idea other YouTubers were doing the same.
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  9741. Thanks @Audra Matney
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  9742. Welcome and thanks!
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  9743. He has been snoring since he was a wee pup.
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  9744. Good morning @Inner dinosaur.
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  9745. He thinks it will be like the 1970s so I'd say the commodity space should outperform the general stock market.
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  9746. Morning!
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  9747. No problem!
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  9748. Good morning!
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  9749. What was you comment? Sometimes YouTube puts comments directly into the spam section. I get a lot of stuff that goes into the spam section and I have to sift through dozens in every video. Maybe you could tell me what you said here.
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  9750. I also recommend The Princes of the Yen.
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  9751. Thanks.
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  9752. Two wrong don't make a right.
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  9753. Yes, you could put it like that too.
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  9754. Thanks for the input.
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  9755. +Mani Kllobocishta Mining stocks are more speculative of course. Mr Soros bought Barrick Gold which is a mature gold producer and will probably do very well as the price of gold appreciates. There are many kinds of gold mining companies like ones who have not hit gold yet but are exploring and those that are building up their gold properties etc. I recommend you listen to Marin Katusa as he is a star in the gold mining investment world. Just google his name and you will find loads of interviews. His favourite mining company is Brazil Resources or ticker BRI in the TSX exchange. I personally like McEwen Mining.
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  9756. Same to you!
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  9757. Glad you enjoyed it
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  9758. My wife watches Lynette and told me about the Shield quote.
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  9759. You can thank the Federal Reserve Act and President Woodrow Wilson for signing it into law.
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  9760. You are very welcome
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  9761. Morning!
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  9762. You are welcome
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  9763. Good morning @Lord Humongus.
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  9764. Yes, you are right. I recommend the documentary "The Spider's Web: Britain's Second Empire". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdEKbbhxiUE
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  9765. Hi @Rob Abreu, If NATO is not a threat why not just get rid of it? What is the point of it?
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  9766. I have not flip flopped and the reason Putin has intervened is because the US has been disrupting Ukraine since 2014.
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  9767.  @vincewega171074  I am sorry that you are worried about the situation. I remember when the Soviet Union collapsed in the early 1990s and it was a great event. Maybe I did not make myself clear but what would have been ideal was for NATO also to slowly withdraw from the whole of Europe and American and British troops to leave Germany just like the Russians left Eastern Europe. I actually think that the spread and growth of NATO have actually had a bad effect on Europe as it has provoked the Russians and Putin is one of those who has a problem with it. Do I think Putin is a saint? Definitely not but I understand why he is doing what he is doing.
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  9768. I am a free market and small government individual so I do not see how that makes me a Communist. The Old Soviet Union was Communist but I don't think the Russian Federation is and I am not backing any sides just trying to understand what is going on. Russia's national debt is less than 18% of GDP and they have only one income tax rate of 13% for everyone so I would not consider that Communist. The US and the West are the ones that have gone full communist with the Central Bankers and Wall Street owning more and more of the wealth. I don't like any politicians and that includes Putin.
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  9769. https://www.investing.com/rates-bonds/usa-government-bonds?maturity_from=40&maturity_to=290
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  9770. Hi @Jake Jones, Everyone doing well here. I hope you are doing well too.
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  9771. Hi, I am not worried about safety. Apparently today was the first day in 8 years that there has been relative peace in the Donbas (Donetsk/Lughansk) region of Ukraine. The Western media will not tell you that.
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  9772. We imprison people without charge too so I am not a Putin apologist I am only observing from outside. There is a guy called Julian Assange and he has been held at HMP Belmarsh without charge for exposing US and UK crimes in Iraq. Don't forget the people imprisoned without charge at Guantanamo Bay either.
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  9773. Good morning!
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  9774. It was when I made my earlier today but I still think we are on our way much higher.
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  9775. Try investing dot com
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  9776. Glad you liked it!
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  9777. Hi Eki, Not a problem.
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  9778. Gold is £200 off the high in 2011 and I now it has gone sideways for a while but that has happened before like from 2002 to 2005. I remember then I thought gold would never trade above £300 and look what happened from 2005 to 2011. I think we are near that kind of move again. I could be wrong but I don’t see why it’s “nonsense” as you put it.
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  9779. It would happen about 6 to 8 weeks after the break out of the top of the pennant. If the formation evolves as I think it could it would get there sometime around May or June of this year,
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  9780. +shackster That is what happens. Some like hedge funds and speculators buy the paper in order to trade and profit in fiat money. Regulated hedge funds are also many times not allowed to buy physical assets.
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  9781. Hi @Honey Badger, I have already done it in the past but will do it again.
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  9782. @leahsiegel9068 , Sound money and abolishing the Bank of England.
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  9783. @djbomber9583 , "Safely" offshore in the Caymans, Bahamas etc...
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  9784. +Stephan Smolka Satndard Oil (Rockefeller) also sold oil to the Germans during WWII through neutral countries and the Bank for International Settlements of which the Federal Reserve is a client of nowadays also had a member of the German Reichsbank during WWII sitting on their board in Basel, Switzerland.
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  9785. +Ferdinand The Bull The interesting thing about this email from Sidney Blumenthal to HRC in 2011 about the Libyan gold and silver is that it states the French want to maintain influence in French speaking North Africa and that they were concerned that these Francophone countries would stop using the French franc. The only problem with that is that the French franc has not existed since 1999 when the euro came into circulation.
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  9786. Morning
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  9787. Welcome aboard!
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  9788. Morning
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  9789. Hi @Jeff Douglas, I agree but if the Fed is going to use official numbers than it can be used to call them out.
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  9790. Hi @SCOOOBY Doo, I would say that the spot or paper price does not reflect reality and that is why what the dealers charge seem ridiculous as you say. Dealers always have charged a premium as they need to make a living.
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  9791. Hi @County Sister, Being out of the system for me is not having any debt, holding physical gold and silver and if you do want some exposure within the system I have some commodity linked stocks. You need to weigh the risk yourself though. The amount I have in mining stocks is an amount that I could lose completely if the system were to completely imploded so I am comfortable with that exposure.
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  9792. Good morning @clippy lady.
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  9793. I am not a tax adviser but if you open an ISA account the capital gains are tax-free. You can put a maximum of £20'000 per tax year in an ISA account. So if you were to put £20k in and your holdings went up 3x to £60k you would not have any capital gains tax liability. If you put the money in a normal or non-ISA brokerage account then you'd have to declare your profits above £12'300.
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  9794. I do not see why the U.S. Treasury would not want to roll over or issue new 2001 fiat 30-year bonds as the new issue would be worth a great deal less in terms of purchasing power than the gold backed (for foreign treasurys) bonds issued prior to August 15, 1971.
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  9795. I think if foreign Treasuries held 30-year bonds issued prior to August 15, 1971, they would have gotten more paper at maturity in 2001 as the U.S. Treasury still had and has the suspension of convertibility in place.
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  9796. Hi John, I used to use Elmstead Woods and actually never used the line from Bromley North. I forgot Grove Park which was actually the first stop from Elmstead Woods on the way to London.
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  9797. That's great!
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  9798. Yes, peter morris accepts cash any day of the week.
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  9799. Glad you enjoyed it
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  9800. Yes, Peter Morris accepts cash.
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  9801. It really is!
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  9802. He's got a good one everyday!!!
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  9803. More cleavage? 😂
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  9804. Bastiat was born in 1801 and French Revolution was in 1789.
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  9805. Thanks; Roger!
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  9806.  @dalskiBo  My point is that 2004 it was the worst year in terms of gold value to buy the average house and in my opinion will continue to do so.
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  9807. In terms of gold you would have been better off waiting as you needed almost 700 troy ounces to buy the average house price and now you need less than 200 troy ounces.
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  9808. For investment or saving the best for is gold bullion coins or bars. Depending where you live you need to find a precious metals dealer near where you live or you can also search online.
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  9809. Yes and maybe someone needed the price below $1220 for the London AM fixing (from 10:30 am).
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  9810. Looks like the yield curve has been inverting for the last year too. The 1-month T-bill yield is at 1.89% and the 7-year is at 1.68%. The 10-year is still at 2% but has dropped from 2.8% in the last 12 months. So I would say the Kiwi economy is coming to halt too.
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  9811. It’s Basel 3 by the way.
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  9812. It’s the regulatory framework for the major international banks. It has been drawn up by the Bank for International Settlements which is based in Basel, Switzerland. The Bank for International Settlements is a supranational Organization which acts as the banker for the world’s major Central Banks like the Federal Reserve and the ECB.
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  9813. Exact same system everywhere.
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  9814. Hi Aaron, When I saw the article I had to make the video. It would have been remiss of me not reply to Mr. McFarlane.
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  9815. There is not much of a choice here in the U.K. It's Barclays, NatWest, HSBC, Santander or Lloyds.
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  9816. I also forgot to mention the Libor rigging scandal too!
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  9817. Good point.
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  9818. OnlyMyPOV In the 1800s Unions we’re proponents of sound money. You’d think workers would want to get paid in the best money or currency possible but you won’t hear anyone on the left or right talk about the subject.
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  9819. That is right, "no pain no gain."/
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  9820. That too
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  9821. Hi @Alan Zibelman, You are welcome.
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  9822. Here is an article with all the data: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-11-04/market-indicator-gives-trump-86-chance-winning-election
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  9823. Glad it was helpful!
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  9824. Welcome!
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  9825. paper prices are dropping in dollars but the dollar will have the same end as sterling and all fiat currencies. Hold dollars at your own risk. That is my opinion.
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  9826. You are welcome.
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  9827. I remember that when I found those flakes it gave me some extra energy after hours of picking up rocks and digging material.
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  9828. Yes, if you watch the whole video I actually inserted the news about it and I was editing the video.
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  9829. Hi @JJ Quinn, I will look it up. Thanks
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  9830. Thanks.
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  9831. I think he is wrong about the way he looks at gold and silver. They are both commodities but what he forgets is that they are also monetary commodities and in times of financial mayhem or deflation the best kind of money to have is money that does not have counter party risk or is not someone else's liability.
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  9832. Thank you!
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  9833. You too!
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  9834. Morning
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  9835.  @morris2450  I have. It has been happening for months. They seem to be more contagious then covid.
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  9836.  @bcjoey9944  I will let you know. I like Florida and my niece lives in Vero Beach.
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  9837. You too
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  9838. Morning!
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  9839. 😂😂😂
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  9840. Thanks, will do!
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  9841. Capital is the common equity, preferred equity and debentures. Even under a gold standard Capital would be that.
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  9842. I agree with you and that’s why one should not put all his eggs in the crypto basket.
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  9843. Thanks William.
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  9844. Yes I plan to start it at 9pm London or BST.
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  9845. Yes I just watched his video and liked his analysis and subscribed to his channel.
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  9846. Thanks for the feedback vupti.
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  9847. Revert back to the lira as it would mean defaulting on its debts as the lira would be worth a lot less than the euro.
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  9848. Much appreciated!
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  9849. It is still 50% off the all-time high. I take gold and silver seriously as they have a track record that goes back thousands of years.
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  9850. Morning!
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  9851. Glad you think so!
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  9852. Glad you like them!
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  9853. Thank you! You too!
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  9854. My pleasure!
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  9855. Morning!
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  9856. Don’t forget the IRS!
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  9857. +Lili Robin Thanks.
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  9858. +D.M.C. Thanks. You were on The Maestro last night if I'm not mistaken.
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  9859. There aren't many of those around as gold has been demonetised over the decades.
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  9860. Hello there!
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  9861. I appreciate that!
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  9862. Thanks for the visit
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  9863. Morning @Grow Mechanic
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  9864. Hi @tonycodolo, I have some mining stocks and there is leverage both ways. It's up to you to decide but I think they will eventually pay off.
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  9865. Good morning @metalic miner.
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  9866.  @psuee5  Yes. I started noticing the symptoms over a decade ago and it is definitely accelerating now.
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  9867. I am not suggesting you should vote to stay as I still think leaving it is the best thing that could happen to this country in the long term.
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  9868. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  9869. You are very welcome
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  9870. You too!
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  9871. Morning!
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  9872. Yes, I have but it is harder to get data for non-US banks.
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  9873. Thanks for watching!
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  9874. Good morning!
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  9875. You're welcome
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  9876. Hi @rubies200, I've stayed away from cryptos because I saw in 2017 that it was being infiltrated by bad characters and ex-Goldman and Wall Street types looking to rip off the public. To be honest I had never heard of this bank until a couple of days ago when someone else asked me the same questions as you. I always to my viewers that if they want ed to keep cryptos they should keep it in their private wallets and only use exchanges for exchanging and then sending their coins back to their wallets. Many of these crypto banks of companies like Celsius Network are nothing more than Ponzis promising depositors very high "interest". Here is Coffeezilla's latest where he confirms that Celsius Network was a fraud and a Ponzi scheme. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3d8bRDAP3s&t=2s
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  9877. Morning
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  9878. Money in the current system is debt and there is a limit to how much can be lent or borrowed into existence.
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  9879. You are right and I think the EU will not accept an extension of Article 50.
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  9880. If people feel they have benefited from the information I provide I do not see why I should not be rewarded. You are assuming a lot about me without knowing my circumstances. In an honest world there is nothing wrong in exchanging value for value. I cannot stop you from watching my videos and maybe getting something of value from them and I guess if my videos do not add any value to your perspective or way of thinking you don’t have to watch them. Even if you do chose to keep watching them they’ll still be free except for a few adverts. I think charity is important and I do not mind that people might benefit from the information I provide but in the end of the day I also have to pay bills and feed my family.
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  9881. Morning
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  9882. Thanks @FullOfHope
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  9883. Don’t forget that someone’s liability (debt) is someone else’s asset. So they could do that but it will create havoc.
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  9884. Morning!
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  9885. Hello there!
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  9886. Good morning!
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  9887. Morning!
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  9888. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economist_Group Agnelli family (Bilderbergers), Rothschild, Cadbury and the London Schroders.
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  9889. Maybe from an American perspective it was but it’s still ongoing between South and North Korea.
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  9890. Thanks Spricedawg!
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  9891. Billy went metal detecting near the Old Roman road in London. He's looking for silver.
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  9892.  @clicky6241  Thermal long johns and a few layers. It was a beautiful day but cold.
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  9893. Glad you think so!
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  9894. 12 months to the year too and the day is divided into 12 am and 12pm and a watch or clock has 12 hours.
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  9895. Glad you think so!
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  9896. Hello there!
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  9897. Hi @Josef Mario Moric, That was a spammer or impersonator. I've deleted his/her comment. I never give out wahtsapp numbers or advice on crypto here in the comment section.
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  9898. Morning!
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  9899. Good morning!
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  9900. I have a trezor wallet. The problem is when one sends it from an exchange. They charge an arm and a leg.
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  9901. Hi @Grow Mechanic, Good morning sir.
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  9902. Yes it is a William Morrison.
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  9903. Yes that’s a great book. I’ve got it on my shelf.
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  9904. The Central Bankers have been pumping and dumping the markets for over 100 years. It always ends the same way so I don’t think I’m going too far I have done my research and studied the history.
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  9905. Ideally I'd recommend getting out of debt as much as possible but I do think physical gold and silver would help.
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  9906. +Beercan555 His name is Billy, he' 9 years old and he's a Shih Tzu.
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  9907. Hi @mcanning51, I could care less about democrats or republicans. I'm just observing things. By now you should realise it does not matter who is in power as the deficits and debt always keep growing.
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  9908. You are welcome.
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  9909. +Eco Gold You could be right. That's why there is a market. Anyway I am not telling people to buy or sell gold but just looking at the chart and trying to analyse it the bet I can. It's up to each individual to make up their mind about what to do. Personally I look at gold and silver more as financial insurance so I would never consider "getting burned" by having gold.
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  9910. That is an Australian pension system? If so, no.
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  9911. Thank you! 😃
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  9912. Hi @fufubass, They are safe if you want to finance your enemy.
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  9913. The Debt to GDP ratio does not include the debt held by the Bank of England which is supposed to be sold off or QT'd.
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  9914. You are right. He used his executive power through an executive order.
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  9915. Over here it just means the banks are closed on those particular holidays. I think your comment was meant to be a joke though. :) Reply ·
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  9916. Probably because Australia is still a de facto colony.
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  9917. Morning! I think so.
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  9918. Good morning!
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  9919. 🖐
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  9920. Thanks for sharing
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  9921. Morning
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  9922. Hi @Dennis Bao,, All the best from England.
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  9923. Morning!
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  9924. Hi @Bukhard Dahms, Could you tells a bit more about it? Thanks.
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  9925. Hi @R A, I have and enjoyed it too.
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  9926. There is no such thing as a good gold etf unless you trust criminals.
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  9927. Well said!
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  9928. I will check it out
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  9929. Glad it was helpful!
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  9930. @robertkreamer7522 , I agree with you and I am mentioning it because it is what the MSM and elites say. They are in denial or don't really know the causes of the predicament society is in.
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  9931. Thanks so much
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  9932. Same to you!
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  9933. Very welcome
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  9934. Same to you!
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  9935. Hello there!
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  9936. Hi @Darko Risteski, I have a promo code with Gold Investments. Information is below in the description of this video. They have been around for 40 years and family-run.
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  9937. Yes. it would be a punt with great upside so why not? This is not advice but what I think. You never know how long the Russian companies could be shut out from Western markets.
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  9938. Morning!
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  9939. Well said!
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  9940. Thanks for listening
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  9941. Hi @Hue
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  9942. George Hunt was not an anti-semite and I am not one either. You are entitled to your opinion though. Maybe you should look into the difference between the political movement called Zionism and the religion of Judaism.
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  9943. Unfortunately most people still believe in MSM Propaganda. The Globalists have been around for a while and they are experts at brainwashing the public with their propaganda. Just over 100 years ago their propaganda was the Germans or the Huns were evil as they were “bayoneting babies” and that was of course to convince the American public into an unnecessary war across the Atlantic in Europe.
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  9944. @Stanko, I have nothing against being careful with the way we affect the environment and don't have a problem with trying to be more in tune with nature. What I have a problem with is the bankers and globalists scaring the public into submission about how we are all doomed unless we start paying them for the privilege to breath.
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  9945. +Andrew The nature of ETFs and derivatives in general leave them highly susceptible to manipulation and as I said bitcoin is not an investment but money/currency.
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  9946. +gtfo utube I have followed the webbot report for years because it covers the markets. The alien stuff I'm not interested in.
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  9947. Morning
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  9948. Good morning!
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  9949. Good morning!
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  9950. There will be a snapshot of the tokens after the last ICO period ends on June 1st. The snapshot will happen on June 2nd so if you have registered you have nothing to worry but to keep your EOS public and private keys (that were issued to you when you registered). The EOS ERC20 tokens will be frozen and become worthless. You wu=ill be able to access a wallet after June 1st and the snapshot and enter your public and private key and your new EOS tokens should be there. There will probably be several wallets created and you need to make sure they are safe so I, like you, will wait to hear from the big EOS community as to which wallets are safe. If you'd like to check to make sure your tokens are registered I recommend this website: https://eoscountdown.com/. If you enter your the ethereum address used to register your tokens under 'Verify my EOS!" it will tell you if you are registered.
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  9951. Yes the price has been totally manipulated but you can bet it is still used as a reference by the people who sold you your 1 oz Maple Leaf. Whrn the powers that be lose control of the paper price your dealer will have no inventory so take advantage of it for now.
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  9952. Thanks John.
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  9953. It is this one here and it is also the first video in my Hyperinflation Files playlist which I put up in the cards of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEBcAXCrbWk&list=PLtbk62Ie_5SVmjGXWAurd4E-F4hu1Sg0j&index=1&t=8s
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  9954. Good morning!
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  9955. Good night
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  9956. +quicky koala I have listened to him a few years back and from what I remember I agree with him on what the problems are but I am not in complete agreement with what he proposes as a solution.
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  9957. One thing I would say is that the Canadian government is not on a spending spree like Uncle Sam. The 2019 budget deficit for Canada is less than 1% while the U.S. is running a budget deficit of more than 5%.
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  9958. Yes, I have interviewed people and I have also been interviewed. I was interviewed once by Mike from RTD.
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  9959.  @lukasrayzor  Adrian seems like a propaganda agent to me. Mi6?
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  9960. One of the founders of the European Management Forum, the original name of the World Economic Forum, was Hermann Josef Abs. Look him up and you will be surprised.
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  9961. Why do we need a vaccine for a virus for which, on average, roughly 99.5% of those really infected survive? Everyone in the U.K. government is a charlatan including this guy.
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  9962. Tsar Nicholas gold was a huge heist. He had a lot of gold in London and New York and after he and his family were assassinated the gold never went back to Russia. It's probably in the vaults of the Federal Reserve and JP Morgan. According to Antony C. Sutton Wall Street and probably the City of London too financed the bolsheviks.
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  9963. It looks like Alexander's dog agrees about Boris!
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  9964. President Trump: "John Bolton, you are fired!"
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  9965. Business rates have not helped either.
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  9966. The EU has done a really good job for workers! 50% youth unemployment in Southern Europe. The best policy for workers is a job.
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  9967.  @wanderingturnip  You said right after you mentioned that there are only 47 left though. Try and think about punctuation or pausing because it sounded really weird when you said it was "so cool". Good video though and an interesting topic.
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  9968. Hi Steve, I’ll look into. Good idea.
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  9969. or Arbusto or Shrub.
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  9970. Hi @Garry Croft, I saw that and that account has been deleted.
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  9971. Thank you! You too!
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  9972. My pleasure!
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  9973. A friend sent me a pdf file so it is not a public document and I cannot really do a screenshot of the whole document as it belongs to a Credit Suisse (Zoltan's employer). I can show parts of it like I did though.
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  9974. That is awesome!
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  9975. Or Rudy the Silver ranger.
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  9976. Morning.
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  9977. I have talked about cryptos since I started this channel and have said that I feel bitcoin is very speculative but is worth having some exposure if one is comfortable with it. I’m a proponent of sound money which in my book are gold and silver. They’ve been used as money, currency and store of wealth for thousands of years and will continue to do so in my opinion. I actually think commodities and mining stocks are dirt cheap relative to bitcoin so in that sense they provide much better value. Gold and silver bullion, on the other hand, are monetary savings.
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  9978. Morning
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  9979. The $99 report is a Wealth Report which is separate from the ALTA report. The ALTA report is still $15. I did not buy the Wealth Report by the way. The May Alta came out on April 24th and it was $15.
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  9980. Yes, they have no clue about gold.
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  9981. Well I have been talking about the fiat currency system and its weaknesses for over four years on this channel and for about 18 years with friends, family and colleagues. Maybe you are a new subscriber to my channel?
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  9982. I’ve been saying for over four years on this channel that the consequence of all the Fed’s interventions is a loss of purchasing power of the currency and that why you should be accumulating gold and silver. George Gammon has gone from being a real estate channel to basically marketing himself very much like my channel for the last few months so everything he is saying is old news to me. I might as well watch my old videos and not his.
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  9983. +Rick Gagliano I think silver, despite the under performance at present, will do even better than gold going forward. I expect the present AU/AG ratio of around 81 to start dropping soon as gold starts its next leg up. I will not forget silver next time.
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  9984. You too
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  9985. I agree. That's why I try to keep as little "pounds" as possible in the bank.
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  9986. I appreciate that!
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  9987. You bet
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  9988. I agree with you.
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  9989. Morning
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  9990. Thanks, you too!
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  9991. Morning!
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  9992. You are welcome @FullofHope
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  9993. I respect your opinion and understand your skepticism.
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  9994. @philipjones9458 , I did hear about that. Not too sure what to make of it even though some speculate the government is trying to warn us.
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  9995. Glad you enjoyed it
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  9996. Morning
    2
  9997. Thanks @ Simon Bevan
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  9998. Morning!
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  9999. The collapse in Exter's pyramid would drive all the liquidity to the bottom of the pyramid towards money or gold and silver.
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  10000.  @allblacks4729  I agree with your view on things. Thanks.
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  10001. Thanks @Rich Hagedorn
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  10002. Same to you!
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  10003. Morning!
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  10004. Our pleasure!
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  10005. Unless the Russians have a bit of gold with the NYFed then it is an irrelevant act.
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  10006. My pleasure!
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  10007. Morning!
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  10008. My pleasure!
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  10009. You're welcome
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  10010. I think it is all speculation right now. I will believe it when I see it.
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  10011. Hello there!
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  10012. +Tonne of Value It's difficult to say when it might happen but anything is possible these days.
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  10013. +Yvette Lozada I disagree with Mr Dent but that's why there is a market. Some buy and others sell.
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  10014. Morning!
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  10015. Hi @John Van Meter, I have and many times but I don't think we need to be banging on about it constantly because in the end of the day they will not be able to do it forever. BTW, I even have a playlist about the subject. Here is the link: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SXV7K6Lk3h_QXrwPpq1DcEN
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  10016. Thanks @Kat Scotty
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  10017. Good morning!
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  10018. Yes I have read about that. I think JP Morgan was also one of the big shareholders of White Star Line.
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  10019. Our pleasure!
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  10020. Good morning!
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  10021. Our pleasure!
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  10022. The Argentine Century bonds are denominated in dollars and if there is a return to a gold standard it will be worth as much as a Venezuelan Bolivar.
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  10023. +Rob Moffit As I said in the video treasury yields dictate the value of equities so if bond yields start spiking higher equities will not be immune to a sharp correction. I think the only insurance against what is coming is physical precious metals. PM Mining shares will also do well in my opinion.
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  10024. You are welcome.
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  10025. Morning!
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  10026. Hi @Kris G, I am not a financial advisor I am only looking at the bigger picture. As I said you should rely on you own thinking and research.
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  10027. That is a good book to have.
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  10028. What do you mean?
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  10029. +David O'Neill The president and the treasury secretary control the Exchange Stabilization Fund that was set up by FDR in 1933 with the profit made confiscation of American's gold at $20.67 per ounce and then revaluing the gold confiscated to $35 on January 1, 1934. That fund was worth a few billion then and you can probably imagine what is worth today. After the 1987 crash the president also set up the Working Group on Financial Markets which comprises the Treasury, the Fed, the SEC, the CFTC and other financial regulators and this group informally meet and communicate in times of financial instability and intervene in the markets through the ESF and also activate things like limit downs in all the exchanges controlled by the SEC and the CFTC. The New York Fed also has a trading desk and they have been heavily involved in the markets since 2009. That's how the president intervenes in the financial markets. Just look into the ESF on google and market intervention and you will find a wealth of information.
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  10030. +Angela I think his prediction of confusion was more related to the political aspect and not the markets.
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  10031. Thanks for the anecdotal evidence. With my Brazilian passport I would not need a visa to visit Mother Russia either. No need for my Italian/EU passport.
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  10032. Hope you enjoy it!
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  10033. Morning!
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  10034. I never thought of that as I always use Titleist pro v1x.
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  10035. It was a nice day and a beautiful course but my game was not up to my usual standards.
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  10036. I spend a lot of time researching for my videos, I bring decades of knowledge and experience in the financial markets and economics. If you are not willing to have a few adds pop through on my videos you can skip them if you like. I do not charge anything for bringing this information to the public and the ads help me build a small income from my videos and make sure I will keep doing these videos in the future. If that is a problem for you then I cannot help you.
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  10037. Well said
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  10038. Morning!
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  10039. I'm not too sure about his Grand Canyon gold though but we are on the same page as far as silver and the bankers are concerned.
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  10040. Thanks, I’ve just booked an appointment.
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  10041. Yes, I think Peak Prosperity is a good source for information about the Corona Virus.
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  10042. Same to you!
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  10043. I’ve made many since I started the channel you just need to do a search.
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  10044. The market and investors are so brainwashed that it could but if investors were to lose confidence the Fed will just rev up the printing press to defend the yield target and credibility be damned. The dollar, of course, would be the loser.
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  10045. Thanks for listening
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  10046. +Paola Crawford Not sure what your situation is but if you are sitting on big crypto profits and feel you're underweight precious metals I'd probably be switching over some to gold and/or silver.
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  10047. Thanks Irevengek
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  10048. Thanks for listening
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  10049. You too!
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  10050. Thanks for sharing
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  10051. Thanks but no thanks. I do use ethereum to cash some altcoins like steem, hive and DTC but i do not rate ethereum as a store of value nor as a good software for writing smart contracts upon as it is too slow and not very scalable in terms of transaction.
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  10052. Linkedin is a kind of Facebook for business connections. I was notified by Linkedin that the DHS searched my profile on Linkedin.
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  10053. It also helps keep the car manufacturers balance sheets solvent.
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  10054. You are right about the cars. Just another bankers’ scam.
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  10055. That would be good!
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  10056. Thanks
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  10057. I like Anthony C. Sutton. There are some good videos online. Dr Montieth interviewed him many years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH1vdUGDnvg
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  10058. My pleasure!!
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  10059. Much appreciated
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  10060. Will do!
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  10061. I was talking about how Hong Kong grew prosperous in the post-war period from the 1950s onwards. I actually think the Chinese have left HK pretty much to its own devices since the British handover in 1997 or else it would not have flourished even more since then.
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  10062. My point here and in future videos about the book is talk about the policies implemented in the 1950 and 1960s that transformed Hong Kong. What is happening now I am not too informed on but would not be surprised with what you are saying.
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  10063. Good morning!
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  10064. Hi @Grant Harding, I am not sure many banks consider bitcoin as collateral for a loan and if I ran a bank I'd value it at a fraction of the market price. The volatility does not make it a good collateral in my opinion. There are probably some specialist boutiques like Gemini who do but even them (Winkelvoss Twins) have had to freeze funds.
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  10065. Hello there!
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  10066. Hello there!
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  10067. Morning
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  10068. Same to you!
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  10069. Good morning!
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  10070. Thanks.
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  10071. +Econofresh Thanks.
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  10072. Yes. That's the one.
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  10073. +Judith Kernaghan I agree with you. It's a totally manufactured number to drive the government's and the bankers' agenda. Despite that it is still a very market sensitive number.
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  10074. All the talk of policy normalisation and rate hikes has been going on for the last few years and people even have the temerity to call the Fed "hawkish" despite the fact that they have kept rates near zero for about eight years.
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  10075. Check his social media. YouTube: Crescat Capital and follow him on Twitter too. Or go to Crescat's website www dot crescat dot net
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  10076. Thank you too!
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  10077. Thanks. I have my wife to thank for it.
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  10078. Thank you! Cheers!
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  10079. Same to you
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  10080. You too!
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  10081.  @CosmicSeeker69  She worked for Barings but left a couple of years before Nick Leeson sunk the ship.
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  10082. I could do the same for Bitcoin too of course but this was more about the fiat or national currencies.
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  10083. I think it is a silly thing for other countries to do but of course very clever on the Old Lady's part.
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  10084. Hello there!
    2
  10085. My pleasure
    2
  10086. Steem and Steem dollars are both cryptos.
    2
  10087. Good morning!
    2
  10088. Thanks! You too!
    2
  10089. Hello there!
    2
  10090. Morning!
    2
  10091. Thanks! You too!
    2
  10092. +Tiku Piku Sometimes it's difficult to understand what these people's intentions are. I guess the DOJ probably thinks that DB is ok. After all they passed the ECB's "stress test".
    2
  10093. Thanks.
    2
  10094. Thanks so much
    2
  10095. Same to you
    2
  10096. The way to get exposure through Glint is to transfer some fiat currency to them and then buy gold through their app and then you will own gold via Glint
    2
  10097. Good morning!
    2
  10098. Happy new year!
    2
  10099. I have not forgotten about the Great Taking. The possibility is there but does not mean you should not participate. It is all about people's risk appetite.
    2
  10100. Same to you!
    2
  10101. My pleasure!
    2
  10102. The SDR would fail, in my opinion, as it is just a basket of the major fiat currencies like the dollar, euro, sterling, Japanese yen etc...
    2
  10103. Hi @Craig Rigby. Hope you are doing well.
    2
  10104. Good morning!
    2
  10105. +Abbas I have now worked out why that happens so the next videos with charts should be fine.
    2
  10106. +Padd I have figured the problem out now so the next video with charts should be fine.
    2
  10107. Yes, you are right
    2
  10108. Good point!
    2
  10109. Morning!
    2
  10110. Good morning!
    2
  10111. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  10112. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  10113. We don't need AC as we only get a handful of days a year like this.
    2
  10114. I will check it out but I have heard of it.
    2
  10115. Thanks.
    2
  10116. I've heard that a gold and currency firm in Sweden had one of its main bank accounts closed by a major Swedish bank. http://www.silverdoctors.com/gold/gold-news/sweden-gold-and-silver-dealer-shut-down-banking-system/
    2
  10117. Hyperinflation happens as a consequence of loss of confidence in the currency. If the world was in such a "sweet spot" how come monetary policy is still under crisis mode?
    2
  10118. As I said I gold and silver is savings for me so unless I need to dip into my savings I hold on to it.
    2
  10119. Hi socalsilver!
    2
  10120. No problem!
    2
  10121. 6.6 or 7.
    2
  10122. Billy is the compliance officer. He rose through the ranks at LTCM and then Lehman Brothers.
    2
  10123. Yes.
    2
  10124. That’s correct.
    2
  10125. You're welcome 😊
    2
  10126. Happy holidays!
    2
  10127. Hello there!
    2
  10128. Raise the Black!
    2
  10129. Hello there!
    2
  10130. Exactly!
    2
  10131. @user-cg8yw1uc3v , I know they were fighting the British but it was called the French and Indian Wars by the colonials.
    2
  10132. Same to you!
    2
  10133. @woohanrebel2549 , It might be both.
    2
  10134. Many thanks!
    2
  10135. +shackster What gold does in a time of crisis is rebalance the sovereigns' (nation states) balance sheet and that is why national governments still have in excess of 30'000 metric tonnes of it. Outside of official holdings there is probably another 135'000 MT or so in private hands. It is possible that after a monetary crisis national governments would get together to create an international system with a lot higher gold price and even use the "open source, trustless" blockchain technology to run the new monetary system. I do not think we will be paying for things in gold or silver coins. It will be just like now, a mix of bank notes and debit cards, but what gold and the blockchain could do is restore the public's faith in the monetary system.
    2
  10136. You too!
    2
  10137. Morning
    2
  10138. Morning!
    2
  10139. You are very welcome
    2
  10140. Morning!
    2
  10141. @samuelgaver7757 , Bien sur.
    2
  10142. Good morning!
    2
  10143. Thank you kindly
    2
  10144. Hi @Lord Humongus, Looks like you are up early today!
    2
  10145. Very welcome
    2
  10146. Good morning!
    2
  10147. All the details with who I’m affiliated are below in the description. The other company I work with in the US is Miles Franklin. I’m still affiliated with ITM as I only recently found out Lynette has left.
    2
  10148. Hi Paul, I started listening to the interview but still have not finished it. I think this Grand Canyon theory is one of Bix Weir's theory. I really don't know what to say about that.
    2
  10149. +Yasmin Sahara Thanks.
    2
  10150. I did say before that that "some people think bitcoin and cryptos are a scam" and it was in that context that I said: "bitcoin....is no more of a scam than Federal Reserve Note". What I meant is that the people who say bitcoin is a scam need to realise that our current monetary is a scam.
    2
  10151. +john smith Don't forget that the "supply" has been conjured up out of thin air with such products as gold futures, gold etfs and gold OTC derivatives. Demand for physical gold is still tight. Premiums on gold sovereigns are running at over 5% here in the UK at least and dealers are having to source the coins directly from the Royal Mint which means there has been no secondary market sellers.
    2
  10152. The manipulation can't go on forever as at some point it also suits the bankers to have a higher gold and silver price.
    2
  10153. Sorry to hear that but not surprised.
    2
  10154.  @cupidstunt4402  Thank you for the feedback.
    2
  10155. Morning!
    2
  10156. Hi @Elizabeth Pearce, I saw that but will hold judgement on whether it was just a technical issue or more.
    2
  10157. Good morning!
    2
  10158. Good morning @joanndiaz3425
    2
  10159. Hello there!
    2
  10160. Morning!
    2
  10161. UK government bonds and safe haven is an oxymoron! The gold sovereign and the silver Britannia, on the other hand, are.
    2
  10162. Yes a failure of the internet would be devastating not only to cryptos but also to the whole financial system and life in general. The whole of society and the economy is highly dependent on the internet and that is why I still recommend physical assets like precious metals.
    2
  10163. Thanks for following and commenting.
    2
  10164. Morning Jane!
    2
  10165. Yes. I think Teespring delivers world wide.
    2
  10166. Thanks
    2
  10167. Is on the description. I forgot to mention It.
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  10168. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  10169. Morning
    2
  10170. Good morning!
    2
  10171. Yes they are
    2
  10172. +Mike Warren Bo Polny is not perfect but who is? I agree with a lot of what he says and I know he is controversial but I like to have an open mind.
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  10173. +khartet123 I have but so far this video has 40 thumbs up 👍 versus 11 thumbs down 👎. I know my videos don't usually get as many thumbs down 👎 but I agree 100% with Bo about how rotten our monetary system is even though I would not bet my house on the forecast he or anyone else makes.
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  10174. +khartet123 I don't think Bo Polny is a horrible man and he has made wrong calls and good calls. Wall Street economists "revise" their forecasts and nobody says they are horrible and they are called professionals. I have yet to find the perfect market forecaster.
    2
  10175. I didn't. Interesting.
    2
  10176. Thanks @Sedona TV.
    2
  10177. Morning!
    2
  10178. At @ClockFixer, Please give us some factual evidence as to why you are making such statements. Would you talk to Andy Schectman and Lynette Zang face to face and say the things you are writing here?
    2
  10179. Glad to help
    2
  10180. It's hard to calculate dividend of companies that don't exist or are not listed anymore.
    2
  10181. No, the constituents of the Dow do and most of the ones that were part of the DJIA in 1929 are not even around anymore.
    2
  10182. Thank you @shindersamra4020
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  10183. @shaazaamm5266 , Thanks.
    2
  10184. @mr1234tempo , I have been putting on the carpet but I think I will have to wait until June to get back to playing.
    2
  10185. Our pleasure!
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  10186. As she said the whole of DC, Trump included, is corrupt and compromised. I recommend you read the book.
    2
  10187. Next year probably in spring.
    2
  10188. I will.
    2
  10189. Good morning!
    2
  10190. Hi quicky koala, Here in the UK there is no capital gains on gold sovereigns. I am not a international tax expert so would not know the rules for other countries.
    2
  10191. +Douglas George Yes I have got one of those. 1.2 Troy ounces.
    2
  10192. He was out in the garden.
    2
  10193. +Fake News Thanks for subscribing.
    2
  10194. +HULUCrackle Don't forget the jesuits!
    2
  10195. My pleasure!
    2
  10196. Hi Jerry, Billy is a Shih Tzu. He’ll be 10 in July. Thanks for your interest and following.
    2
  10197. Thanks, you too!
    2
  10198. No problem 👍
    2
  10199. Good morning!
    2
  10200. Thanks for the info
    2
  10201. He is doing great.
    2
  10202. No worries!
    2
  10203. Partly I would say.
    2
  10204. Much appreciated
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  10205. Morning
    2
  10206. You are welcome @Anthony Alpha.
    2
  10207. Hello there!
    2
  10208. Good morning!
    2
  10209. Rates would rise and the dollar's value in the foreign exchange market would drop too and you would get a lot higher prices in the U.S.. Basically it would mean the U.S. would have a much tougher time exporting (debt creation out of thin air) inflation.
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  10210. It's mostly made up of the euro so I do not cover it regularly but have made many videos about it. I have a Dollar Index playlist :https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SWZUsgxSr6gMnHYmEZaZaxw
    2
  10211. Glad you like them!
    2
  10212. Our pleasure!
    2
  10213. Appreciate that
    2
  10214. Morning!
    2
  10215. Good morning!
    2
  10216. Morning!
    2
  10217. Thanks.
    2
  10218. House.
    2
  10219. Good morning!
    2
  10220. Hello there!
    2
  10221. I'd have to debate many people as it's not just the self-proclaimed Bond King Steve van Metre who doesn't know what inflation is.
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  10222. I’d say almost 40% M2 and M3 is inflation. Velocity has nothing to do with it.
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  10223. I HAVE FOUND A FREE PDF FOR FELIX SOMARY'S MEMOIRS "THE RAVEN OF ZURICH". THE LINK FOR IT IS IN THE DESCRIPTION OF THIS VIDEO.
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  10224. Appreciate it!
    2
  10225. Morning!
    2
  10226. Oh thank you!
    2
  10227. Morning!
    2
  10228. You too!
    2
  10229. That' ok. It is Billy btw.
    2
  10230. I agree there has been a lot of demand but I don’t think it is as much as it will be as much as when the general public gets involved.
    2
  10231. Thanks.
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  10232. @stevehensonuk , Thanks.
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  10233. @kostasmitsios7936 , No but I think silver did not do as well as gold even though it rose massively versus the paper mark.
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  10234. @helenkessler6012 , Good point. People don't realise I do a lot of reading, studying and researching to get my ideas. I have been doing pretty much everyday since late 2015. It also takes a couple of hours to edit and then publish these videos.
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  10235. Thanks! Will do!
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  10236. Morning!
    2
  10237. My pleasure!
    2
  10238. Hi @Mr. Bullion. All the best to you.
    2
  10239. You're welcome
    2
  10240. Yes we do
    2
  10241. Morning!
    2
  10242. Yes, you are right
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  10243. I did not say I believe the figures but it is what people use. I'd say until 1990 it was probably fairly reflective of inflation but not since 1997 or so when they started tinkering with the data. So it is probably more like 7% or 8% so gold still did its job at thode rates.
    2
  10244. Morning!
    2
  10245. Thank you too
    2
  10246. Thanks for watching
    2
  10247. I was not saying one should buy gold as an investment from jewellers but that any gold that you might have is valuable.
    2
  10248. Good morning!
    2
  10249. Thanks! You too!
    2
  10250. Hey there!
    2
  10251. My pleasure!
    2
  10252. My pleasure!
    2
  10253. 9pm BST or 4pm EDT.
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  10254. That's why we need to keep talking and discussing about what the system is all about.
    2
  10255. Here is another video I made about Japan and why, IMO, they are where they are now: https://youtu.be/PhQqZ6P8fps
    2
  10256. I made this video a few months ago about books I recommend: https://youtu.be/qaQVVXEr2Sw
    2
  10257. Happy to help!
    2
  10258. Maybe the crack-up for the stock market happened already but anything is possible.
    2
  10259. Thanks again!
    2
  10260. Morning!
    2
  10261. Glad you liked it!
    2
  10262. Morning!
    2
  10263. Hello there!
    2
  10264. Thanks for the visit
    2
  10265. Thanks!
    2
  10266. Hi @Tony Colbourne, Actually the reverse repo is a symptom of the fact that the banks are overflowing with cash so they need to keep lending the cash overnight to the Fed so that they don't break regulatory capital regulations. What I think it means is that the monetary system is still highly accommodative. I think it shows the banks think it is too risky to lend to real businesses too.
    2
  10267. Glad you like them!
    2
  10268. No. All I am saying is that the dollar's relative importance will decline. I would be buying gold and not renminbi.
    2
  10269. Where did they get the date from? I heard someone else mentioning this date but it was from "sources". I do not think the date matters that much but it will be a historic day I guess.
    2
  10270. We'll have to wait and see.
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  10271. Thanks The Watcher. nice weekend to you as well.
    2
  10272. Thank you too!
    2
  10273. Morning
    2
  10274. If your broker is able to provide certificates that could be an option.
    2
  10275. It's actually 968k people who left the workforce.
    2
  10276. +Trish L. Catalane Was still asleep! He’s getting old.
    2
  10277. Thanks for watching
    2
  10278. You're welcome
    2
  10279. Gold always restores the accounts between sovereign states so unless we see a complete societal breakdown and some kind of Mad Max scenario gold and cryptos could rule monetary affairs.
    2
  10280. Hello there!
    2
  10281. Morning Pete.
    2
  10282. Hi @Professor Moriarty, Have a good round. I'm playing 36 holes tomorrow! Sorry, I don't know anything about Lode.
    2
  10283. Thanks again!
    2
  10284. Hello there!
    2
  10285. Morning!
    2
  10286. Thank you for the feedback.
    2
  10287. My pleasure!
    2
  10288. I’m not judging Greenspan but I do agree with what he wrote back in 1967.
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  10289. Morning!
    2
  10290. I appreciate that!
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  10291. The confiscation was in 1933 and the revaluation was done in 1934.
    2
  10292. I appreciate that
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  10293. I am for tax cuts but when you are increasing government spending and inflation is going through the roof it is not really a great policy.
    2
  10294. I am not sure. The best person to ask would be Oliver at Gold Investments.
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  10295.  @carlosgarcia-uz4su  24 carat is basically 999 or virtually pure gold. One is a 1 troy ounce coin and the other a 1 troy ounce bar. The carat scale ends at 24 so 24 carats is 24/24. 18 carat is 18/24 or 75% or 750.
    2
  10296. Hi @ Cupis Stunt.
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  10297. FT= news for the NWO clique! :)
    2
  10298. Thanks
    2
  10299. Thanks Peter.
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  10300. That’s a funny one Mr. Rockefeller!
    2
  10301. It's The Economist Bottom and reverse indicator. I'll probably make a video about it soon.
    2
  10302. Morning!
    2
  10303. July 7th
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  10304. I've provided a pdf in the description of this video as well.
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  10305. That might be so but it could be inadvertant.
    2
  10306. Morning
    2
  10307. +Karen S I see that you have 25 subscribers and I have over 7k! I suggest you get more subscribers than me before trying to advise me. :)
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  10308. I will!
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  10309.  @ristau  Estou de acordo com voce. Infelizmente parece que o Bolsonaro nao pode fazer tanto como todos pensam porque os Estados e Municipios estao ditando a regras.
    2
  10310. Tenho um primo em Joinville.
    2
  10311. Good morning!
    2
  10312. Yes, it's looking like a long term triple top too. I only focused on the spinning top candlestick as I did not want to go on for too long.
    2
  10313. I have some btc and xrp as well. Plus I have a lot of the EOS blockchain alt coins I have received as airdrops as well.
    2
  10314. Yes. I'm uploading a new video on it. I saw it.
    2
  10315. I agree but they have not always been Socialists and things change. Just look at the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in the late 1980s when Communism collapsed. I remember it well and it was surprisingly fast and unexpected the way the system almost imploded overnight. Could the same be happening in Western Europe?
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  10316. I was just watching Luke Radowski's (WeAreChange) recorded live stream and the protestors were chanting: "Macron Demission" which translates to "Macron Resign".
    2
  10317. Yes, the term anti-capitalist is misguided maybe it should be more like anti-bankster dictatorship.
    2
  10318. Morning!
    2
  10319. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  10320. Thanks a lot
    2
  10321. I think Jim Rogers is right about China being capitalistic but I would say they don't have freedom but nor do we in the West. The West has been hurt by growing government, regulations, welfare and warfare. In an ideal world I'd like to see Central banks eradicated and free markets in charge. The Central Banking/Capitalist system is taking us closer and closer to what the Soviet System used to be like. Few at the top controlling all the wealth and the public enslaved.
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  10322. I'll check it out!
    2
  10323. Thank you too
    2
  10324. I was exposing the WEF over 2 years ago. Here is what I wrote on my blog: https://www.maneco64.net/post/the-origins-of-the-world-economic-forum-go-back-to-the-third-reich Here is my Davos Man (WEF) playlist too: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SUd8vit1ObfUWNWqCw24DvI
    2
  10325. Good morning!
    2
  10326. +crypto man Is is this one you are talking about? https://change-bank.com/ico/
    2
  10327. Yes I've just tried to get on it and can't at the moment. Maybe need to try later.
    2
  10328. Yes. i might have to get rid of him! He could be a double agent. ;)
    2
  10329. That’s a fallacy to say there’s not enough gold to promote the world economy. Of course there is and it’s just at a higher price. Gold would not be money if that wasn’t the case.
    2
  10330. I know that and I thought someone like you correct me!
    2
  10331. Good morning!
    2
  10332. Hope you enjoyed it!
    2
  10333. A few years back we did a collaboration with some other guys on YouTube. We have kept in touch obviously.
    2
  10334. Glint does not lend depositor's gold so it is not a bank in the modern sense but I guess it is like a modern-day version the old Bank of Amsterdam in that it only takes deposits.
    2
  10335. You are very welcome
    2
  10336. Yes, it is!
    2
  10337. That is Billy.
    2
  10338. Thank you too
    2
  10339. I’m not really sure that religion has anything to do with it.
    2
  10340. Glad you like them!
    2
  10341. Morning!
    2
  10342. Good morning!
    2
  10343. I think it was supposed to be a bank holiday this coming Monday but for some reason they switched to today for Victory in Europe 75th anniversary. Anything to drum up patriotism. I would say it is very unBritish like to change traditions on a whim.
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  10344. I don't have as I have not looked into it.
    2
  10345. £230 per bottle.
    2
  10346. Same to you!
    2
  10347. Morning
    2
  10348. Yes that is his M.O.!
    2
  10349. It looks like it!
    2
  10350. You too!!
    2
  10351. I edit with iMovie and use my iPhone 6 to film.
    2
  10352. I think I put the Dow chart up but forgot to look at it in detail. I will do it soon enough though. Sorry.
    2
  10353. I have actually years ago. He is an interesting person.
    2
  10354. Video description below the video.
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  10355. Hi Chieftain, Unfortunately for you it’s not for sale.
    2
  10356. Hi Richard, It's an old market expression. I prefer dogs but like cats too. I think it's got to do with the fact that cats are usually much more involved in jumping and falling off roofs and trees. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/deadcatbounce.asp
    2
  10357. Thanks Richard.
    2
  10358. Thanks for watching!
    2
  10359. Hi @Martin Carter, I have not come across GoldPass.
    2
  10360. You bet!
    2
  10361. 😁
    2
  10362. Good morning!
    2
  10363. Hello there!
    2
  10364. Thank you Maricela!
    2
  10365. Yes, his groomer (mobile) visited on Tuesday.
    2
  10366. Thanks @Reagan Westlake.
    2
  10367. Thanks! 😁, says Billy.
    2
  10368. You bet
    2
  10369. I am not privy to what Central Banks do.
    2
  10370. Hi @Neil Moye, Just because the Federal Reserve Note or a.k.a dollar is the major reserve currency doesn't mean it cannot collapse in purchasing power and probably even to zero as it isa fiat currency and is back by nothing. The dollar used to be a lot more solid until 1971 when foreign treasuries could redeem dollar notes at a fixed price versus gold. Sterling was the major reserve currency until about 100 years ago and so were the French, Spanish, Dutch and Portuguese currencies in centuries gone by.
    2
  10371. Thanks, you too!
    2
  10372. Good morning @InnerDinosaur and thanks for your support.
    2
  10373. Whatever the reason the outcome will still be the same and hopefully we will be able get through it unscathed.
    2
  10374. I agree. It’s all air and even the gold are claims or certificates.
    2
  10375. This is my account: https://twitter.com/maneco1964 The messages you are getting are from a scammer and not me.
    2
  10376. Thanks
    2
  10377. By fixing the price of silver to gold it actually led to a de facto gold standard and it also made silver less important in the UK.
    2
  10378. Hi @Karen Creasy, I couldn't agree more with you. I am only trying to give my opinion on the economic side.
    2
  10379. Try RJ O’Brien or IG.com
    2
  10380. Thanks
    2
  10381. @robvaneck5410 , Thanks. Rudy will be two on December 1st.
    2
  10382. Thanks for watching!
    2
  10383. The SNB is owned by the Cantons (States) and the Cantons and the smaller Communes are really controlled by the Swiss people. The problem is that the SNB has been hijacked I'd say.
    2
  10384. Hello there!
    2
  10385. I lived in Geneva which is French speaking but I also speak some German but not the Swiss German though.
    2
  10386. Any time!
    2
  10387. Hi @John The Accountant, it may be so but it makes a mockery out of the Banks and the currency it issues and the Swiss public will pay for it as I said through higher prices and taxes as those losses will need to be covered.
    2
  10388. Vrenelis
    2
  10389. Good morning!
    2
  10390. I agree that it has exacerbated it but inflation itself is the creation of currency and credit out of thin air. The Russian invasion does not cause inflation though.
    2
  10391. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  10392. So nice of you
    2
  10393. Hi @FullofHope, I have to thank my wife for that.
    2
  10394. Hello there!
    2
  10395. Same to you!
    2
  10396. Thanks. Have a great weekend too.
    2
  10397. Morning
    2
  10398. Thanks Guy.
    2
  10399. Better than the banks but still a counter party.
    2
  10400. It's the Flag of the Kingdom of Wessex.
    2
  10401. Thanks OVER HERE!
    2
  10402. Thanks, @Jimmy Prince.
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  10403.  @oneeleven9832  That is a complete deception by their part. They have to pretend there is no inflation so they can keep inflating even more. Those who do not see this will lose out big time eventually.
    2
  10404. I would say there is great use in reading it if you think the book will be burned. If you can read it before they burn it at least one can spread the message verbally.
    2
  10405. Good morning @Grow Mechanic. You are slacking only third today. ;)
    2
  10406. That is not a subject I am familiar with.
    2
  10407. Good morning.
    2
  10408. Much appreciated
    2
  10409. Glad you like them!
    2
  10410. Hot here in England too. At least for us it is.
    2
  10411. Morning!
    2
  10412. Morning
    2
  10413. Morning!
    2
  10414. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  10415. Morning!
    2
  10416. Hi Johnny OC, My silver option expires on February 25 and has a strike price of $18 so I am fighting a battle against time at the moment. It was doing well until January 4th but the correction lower we had in the past few weeks has hurt its value but I think there is still plenty of time left for it to do well. I have to admit an 85% mortgage is scary and I think when we bought our first family house my mortgage was about 45% of the value but that was in 1997! I wish all the best though with your new house.
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  10417. Yes I have that one too.
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  10418. Sure it could spill over to anywhere in the world.
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  10419. I remember the Asian Crisis 1.0 well and it had a lot of spill over effects like LTCM, Russia default etc...
    2
  10420. Thanks Sonix711
    2
  10421. Yes. I also put the link to the Forbes article in the description of this video.
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  10422. Thank you! 😃
    2
  10423. The dollar is the major reserve currency so it does not mean other currencies are not trustworthy. What is happening is that many countries don't trust the U.S. anymore because they have been using the dollar as a political weapons instead of a trading instrument.
    2
  10424. Hi @Osborne Vernon, I don't think it will go to near zero. Maybe to 30% by 2033?
    2
  10425. Morning buddy!
    2
  10426. Morning!
    2
  10427. Hi @Audra Matney, Thanks.
    2
  10428. Billy is a Shih Tzu and we got him in the summer of 2008 when he was about 8 weeks old.
    2
  10429. Hi @Jeremy.
    2
  10430. Morning.
    2
  10431. Billy is a Shih Tzu. He is almost 13 and like most dogs like to sleep but as I type here he has actually gone out for a walk with my daughter.
    2
  10432. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  10433. Because it’s not money like silver.
    2
  10434. Hi @peterburke8650, Krugerrand is definitely a bullion coin and has a gold content of one troy ounce but its purity is 22 carat which makes it a good circulating coin too. Sovereigns are 22 carat too and the US pre-1934 coins are actually just below 22 carat at 90%. I prefer these to 24 carat to be honest.
    2
  10435. Good morning!
    2
  10436. Yes, that is what is called Management of Perception Economics or MOPE.
    2
  10437. Hi @Ross Martindale, I enjouyed speaking with Marcus.
    2
  10438. Morning
    2
  10439. Hi @Brian Betron, I do use my microphone and did today to but I will look into it and see whether the microphone was not connected properly.
    2
  10440. I use iMovie which comes for free with any Apple computer.
    2
  10441. I saw that.
    2
  10442. Morning!
    2
  10443. Hi @Jake Jones, Good evening to you.
    2
  10444. Morning!
    2
  10445. Hi @Thomas Murphy, You are welcome.
    2
  10446. +Padd I think the first President was John Hanson if I'm not mistaken.
    2
  10447. Hi @Tony Green, I used to cover them a lot more but I actually think that focusing on their phoney monetary system could be more effective as there isn't as much censorship in doing so for now.
    2
  10448. Hello there!
    2
  10449. I'd say so.
    2
  10450. Yes it might be but at least I am aware of it.
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  10451. Morning!
    2
  10452. Hi @Ruth Cartwright, It wasn’t because of urgency but just because I haven’t been able to visit them in a while because of all the restrictions. As it happens last night the Swiss government imposed a quarantine for anyone arriving from the U.K. and as a result my trip has been cancelled!
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  10453.  @boonmsgt  Not really but it is an indicator of how screwed up the money market is because of the Fed's footprint or buying up of so many assets like Treasuries and MBSs.
    2
  10454. It is pushing short term rates into negative territory and will also help push longer term yields lower and commodities, especially gold and silver, higher. The bigger the RRepo mountains becomes the more cash flooding system we will have.
    2
  10455. Oops. The only thing I can control is whether the ads are skippable or not and I always make all my ads skippable. Thanks for watching a 3-minute ad though. I probably would have skipped it myself! ;)
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  10456.  @Crosshatch1212  I agree with you about the subsidies but I still think inheritance tax is wrong on any kind of asset.
    2
  10457. gmytknjugyge
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  10458. Morning
    2
  10459. @Graham Hobbs, I have received a couple of emails in the last month or so. The first one offered to buy from me at 1% over spot and the second one at 2%. ATS Bullion is "out of stock" on its most popular gold coins and BullionByPost also says "due to high demand, orders may take 2 to 4 working days to be dispatched".
    2
  10460. As I said I have gotten a Dyson Pure Cool and it is good but I need to turn it off while I record the video or else the noise will be too loud.
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  10461. Nao sei. Eu nasci em Niteroi. Morava na Estrada Froes. Talvez veja se tem alguns exchanges Brasileiros no internet.
    2
  10462. You are right. One of the planks of the Communist Manifesto.
    2
  10463. Good morning!
    2
  10464. It would not be the first time that ABN Amro does this. That’s why many high net worth individuals who think they have gold because they bought it through investment or commercial banks like ABN Amro will learn the hard way.
    2
  10465. Because it’s created out of thin air. The Fed does not need to produce any product or service in order to earn a profit and save real money to buy assets to put them in their balance sheet. The reason they can do that is that they have been given the unconstitutional power to create credit or fiat currency out of thin air. The Fed’s balance sheet mushroomed from $800 billion before the 2008 crisis to around $4.4 trillion about 18 months ago when they started unwinding it to a current level just under $4 trillion now. Can you imagine what power you would have if you could do what the Fed does?
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  10466. I caught the last few holes as I was out playing myself. He held on well. It’s not easy protecting a large lead on the last day of a major. Arnold Palmer had a 7-shot lead with 9 holes to play at the 1966 US Open and lost!
    2
  10467. Is George Osborne intoxicated? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4iXjaoZA-E
    2
  10468. It is a step in the right direction.
    2
  10469. Yes, that’s another good analogy.
    2
  10470.  @elisabethdemoreaudandoy478  I also think they are trying to shadowban the video as people will be less likely to watch it if it shows as not having many views. Why would they try to do that (shadowban)? Maybe YouTube doesn't approve of some of the views put forward in the video?
    2
  10471. Well the ad money would go all to Google.
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  10472. You can always build schools and hospitals or you could home school too.
    2
  10473. The title says “Gold Rising Again as a Currency in the U.K. “ and not Gold Price Rising. I meant to says that it is coming back as a currency.
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  10474. I made a video about the German story around Christmas time. The new rules came into effect on January 1st in Germany. It’s rested to EU AML rules and EU countries need to have these rules implemented by January 10, 2020. Germany has already implemented as I said on January 1st. Go to my channel under videos and you’ll find it.
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  10475. 😂
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  10476. Welcome!
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  10477. I appreciate that!
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  10478. Sometimes.
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  10479. Good morning, @mayoriverhomestead2342
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  10480. +Vibin I guess the central banks could do that but it would destroy the economy. In a free market capitalist system you need people to save money in order to invest and if you destroy saving by keeping interest rates artificially low you destroy the economy. I would say the public in the West would not tolerate a Japanese style economy for too long. You can see already the political upheaval that is starting to brew in the West. Japanese society seems to be much more subservient to their elites so more willing to bear the pain of economic depression.
    2
  10481. The dollar is an empty promise.
    2
  10482. Glad you liked it
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  10483. Eventually a new monetary system will have to be implemented just like the present dollar system was implemented at the Bretton Woods Conference of 1944.
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  10484. +Jake Jones I have not heard about the new HK exchange. I'll look into it.
    2
  10485. John Hinckley Jr. was a family friend.
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  10486. +Gary Lindsay The only advantage of buying gold in he UK is that there is no VAT like in silver but even with the VAT it will be worthwhile having silver.
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  10487. +housemonkeychill Hi. I'm in England too and what I have noticed is that house prices seem to be going up but i would say it's the pound that is going down. In the last 18 months the pound has lost about 18% against the dollar and since December, 2015 the pound has dropped versus gold by 25%. Governments can inflate their way out of debt but the other side of the coin is that it leads to the destruction of the currency. I agree that if one has savings they would do well to put some of it in gold and/or silver. Clif High also writes about how a credit market seizure could lead to a collapse in real estate or property prices as people will not be able to get a mortgage and property sellers will be stuck and unable to sell or cash in on what they think are very valuable houses or properties. I think it will happen here in the UK and many people who think their houses are worth a lot of money will be shocked.
    2
  10488. Physical gold and silver too.
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  10489. @Crypto Batags Thanks. You are welcome.
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  10490. Morning
    1
  10491. Hi @andrew novak, That was a good book and it was written by Dan Jones. I recommend it.
    1
  10492. Morning!
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  10493.  @warpathy6511  Good luck with your "general".
    1
  10494. Hello there!
    1
  10495. Morning
    1
  10496. Good morning!
    1
  10497. Hi The Realist, I've just started reading the book. I have already watched the video above!. Thanks a lot for the recommendation. I am even thinking of doing a new video about Mr Jenkins debate with the Fed economist. I found it interesting that the Fed guy actually gave the advice not to hold FRNs!!!
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  10498. No. I'll have a look. Thanks.
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  10499. Hi Robert, You are welcome.
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  10500. Thanks Rere and you are welcome.
    1
  10501. Thanks
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  10502. Good morning, @inner dinosaur.
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  10503. My pleasure!
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  10504. Good morning!
    1
  10505. Unfortunately, I don't choose the adverts. I'd skip it.
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  10506. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  10507. Hi @Jason Gibo, Billy is doing really well. Thanks.
    1
  10508. Welcome!
    1
  10509. I don't watch Sky.
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  10510. Thank you very much!
    1
  10511. Good morning!
    1
  10512. The UK's total debt (gov't, private & corp) is almost 1000% of GDP. I recommend this warning from MoneyWeek from 2012: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy5NwxeQzGM&t=1s This crisis has been brewing for a long time. City spivs would not be betting against the UK if things were great.
    1
  10513. Good morning!
    1
  10514. Thanks for the visit
    1
  10515. That too. The WHO is part of the UN and the overall globalist architecture.
    1
  10516. I agree Lili and still think it's under the radar.
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  10517. You are welcome RR.
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  10518. Yes and therein lies the problem for Europe if Mr Trump gets his way.
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  10519. No. From The Maestro Way or Brian.
    1
  10520. I think you are on the right track.
    1
  10521. It's the 50 month MA.
    1
  10522. One guinea is £1.05 while a sovereign is £1.00
    1
  10523. +ThisIsTurok1 Mike Maloney has a good youtube series. Here is part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyV0OfU3-FU
    1
  10524. +ThisIsTurok1 Like with the Bank of England note the Federal Reserve Note a.k.a dollar is also backed by the U.S. public debt. The Federal Reserve authorises the issuance of FRNs in exchange for U.S. Treasury debt.
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  10525. +John Roberts I would say not.
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  10526. They are announcing the token distribution on January 19th, 2018 and they have raised $20 million already. Have to wait and see for the announcement on the 19th.
    1
  10527. +T Drew What's wrong with being a hockey player? Anyway as I said this is for informational purposes only.
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  10528. They have not specified when that will happen on their “deck” but the next important announcement by the CEO is expected on 19th of January, 2018. I recommend you join the Polymath Network Telegram group. You should be able to keep abreast of what’s going on there. They have 25k members.
    1
  10529. Thanks, you too!
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  10530. Thanks 👍
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  10531. No problem 👍
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  10532. Thanks, you too!
    1
  10533. Hello there!
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  10534. Glad you liked it
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  10535. +logans run Thanks.
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  10536. Thank you too
    1
  10537. Hello there!
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  10538. Good morning jane. Thanks for following and giving feedback.
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  10539. It (ETF) will most probably increase interest in bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general I would say but it will also, in my opinion and unfortunately, give the mainstream financial sector (Wall Street) some control over the sector.
    1
  10540. I will have a look.
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  10541. Here in the U.K. coins of the realm are legal tender so treated as money so no tax! Ironic that the Mother Country has ended up being freer in the money realm.
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  10542. Good evening @Snowy Skylar.
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  10543. Not sure but it’s possible.
    1
  10544. Morning!
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  10545. President Trump’s number one priority is President Trump and his family. So unfortunately I think Americans and others around the world are going to be left holding the bag.
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  10546. +SilverSouldxd I bought it from www.jsmineset.com quite a few years ago. You should contact them and ask if they still have some copies. Try editor@jsmineset.com
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  10547. +Paola Crawford I don't think it will be as binary as you think. Look at the British pound. It used to be the reserve currency and back before it was dethroned by the dollar the pound was worth $4.87 and now it is worth $1.31 and people still get by and even prosper in the UK but in relative terms they are a lot poorer than their predecessors were in the beginning of the 20th century. Just make sure you do not save too many Federal Reserve Notes for the long term.
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  10548. +Paul Wiffen I bought ProShares ULTRA SHORT QQQ yesterday. Let's see how that works. The last time I traded the indices was about 4 years ago.
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  10549. It was last week. His call, for his paid clients of which I am not one, is a final rally this week and then look out below.
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  10550. I have used Goldmoney and have to say the Glint app is much more user friendly.
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  10551. Hi @Cosmo, I am already on many other platforms so I think I am ok. dtube, hive, steemit, bitchute, facebook and lbry and I poste all my videos on Twitter and linkedin too.
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  10552. I would be fine with that and I guess anything is possible these days.
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  10553. Sorry, I don't out my email here. How can I help?
    1
  10554. Yes that is the B.I.S. in Basel!
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  10555. Welcome
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  10556. You are so welcome
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  10557. I will check it out
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  10558. A few years ago he was predicting $700 gold so I guess he is less bearish.
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  10559. Who's Harry Dent?
    1
  10560. Any time!
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  10561. Glad you like them!
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  10562. Good morning!
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  10563. Morning!
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  10564. Thanks.
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  10565. Good morning!
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  10566. Good morning!
    1
  10567. Nice analogy!
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  10568. Thanks w.a.s.!
    1
  10569. Thanks Investment Drone.
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  10570. Hi @Robert McIntyre, I do not follow uranium.
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  10571. My pleasure!
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  10572. Something without central planning hopefully. The U.S. did not have a Central Bank from 1837 until 1914 so it’s not a revolutionary idea.
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  10573. No. I play a lot of golf these days.
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  10574. Thanks Sophia.
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  10575. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
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  10576. My dad sailed in the Star Worlds in Puget Sound (Seattle). I think it was in in 1970 or 1971. He took the whole family with him.
    1
  10577. Thanks.
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  10578. Mm neau: Top cheer leader!
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  10579. Yes but I'd say it's nice because it's hard to win. You can't win them all.
    1
  10580. She joins the dots.
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  10581.  @PaulBrown1967  You are welcome. The Glint card is convenient and I have one and even have a referral for my viewers. I personally think one should not put all his/her eggs in one basket and opt for other forms of owning gold like coins and bars. Even though Glint stores your gold in a vault in Switzerland there is, of course, an element of counterparty risk.
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  10582.  @cccj72  No. It is used so they can keep track of who referred you to them.
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  10583. Mine is a referral the promo code is for Gold Investments.
    1
  10584. Because they are priced via the phoney inflation measures and why would you want to hold paper which is what tips are as well.
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  10585. Hi @TomWaterFooler, if you are in North America I have two reputable affiliates. One is ITM Trading and the other one Miles Franklin. The details of how to contact them are below in the description of this video. ITM will do a free consultation if you are new to PM and talk about confiscation and what you could do to protect your PMs. Miles Franklin as well is one of the few registered dealers for the U.S. Mint.
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  10586. Thanks.
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  10587. Good morning!
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  10588. Yes. That's right.
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  10589. Here is what Soros said or wrote in the Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jun/20/brexit-crash-pound-living-standards-george-soros Here is what Jacob Rothschild wrote in the Times: http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/comment/all-the-evidence-shows-that-brexit-would-be-a-disaster-7vg3zks35
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  10590. I did not grow in the U.S. as I am originally from Brazil but I did go to university in the U.S. and have been living in England for 24 years.
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  10591. Bien sur mais la question du referendum c'est pour sortir de la Union Europeene et pas l'euro.
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  10592. I use iMovie.
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  10593. One of the other viewers suggested I should have a more professional setting and background so bought a green screen and decided to change the background. Thanks for the feedback. I will keep your comments and suggestion in mind.
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  10594. So what kind of background do you think would be more fitting?
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  10595. Looking at it now.
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  10596. Thanks. @Spartagus Woodall
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  10597. I agree with you. I’m not blaming countries but the leaders in the countries involved but if you read John Perkins’ books he points out how the leaders from the countries that are exploited are actually threatened by people running the show in countries like the USA, U.K. and France. You should read his book as he was involved in doing the Deep State’s dirty work.
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  10598. They are greedy so instead of selling assets to get the cash they use the repo market. That way they keep getting exposure to the securities they lend and the securities they buy with the cash they borrow. The other reason is that the repo market funding is a very cheap way for them to finance leverage.
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  10599. Thanks, Simon.
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  10600. My pleasure!
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  10601. Thanks! Will do!
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  10602.  @garryallison4716  No government at present borrow or issue bonds backed by gold as it limits how much they can borrow. This could eventually change though.
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  10603.  @garryallison4716  There aren’t any that I know of. Newmont Mining and Barrick Gold are equity investments that provide good dividends. If you’re ok with the volatility in the share price Newmont is paying a 4.65% dividend. This is not financial advice by the way.
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  10604. Thanks Sonix711.
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  10605. +Daryl Alban You are welcome. Thanks for the feedback.
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  10606. +Teddy Elwyn I have dove a few ICO videos and they are generally longer and more detailed than this one. The sponsor wanted a shorter ( 5 to 7 minutes) message so I tried to keep it within the parameters.
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  10607. I am just informing people about a business opportunity. I do not cover religion on my channel and try to keep an open mind.
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  10608. Yes in the UK and Australia.
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  10609. I agree I’m just reporting the news and how it is impacting the markets.
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  10610. Morning!
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  10611. Morning!
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  10612. You too!
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  10613. What would be nice to hear from President Trump is the truth which he actually did do when he campaigned for President. He should say that we have an even Bigger, Fatter and Uglier stock market bubble now than when he was campaigning.
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  10614. Real estate and financial markets are not the same and what we have had is not a glitch but a trend. A glitch is a one off event usually spanning one trading day.
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  10615. +Veritas It was not me said: "it's a lie". If you look carefully at the comment it was +OnlyMyPOV who wrote that and not me.
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  10616. +Veritas I have followed Jonathan Cahn's work on the Shemitah and I bought a few of his books. The Shemitah was supposed to happen last year but apparently there is a Super Shemitah ( 7 x7 years or 49 complete years) that should fall on October 2nd this year. I had not hear about the Tisha b'av but I will have a look at it.
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  10617. +Vibin Joseph Actually Clif said he didn't know how to turn steem into bitcoin. Listen carefully to the whole interview .
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  10618. +Carter Sorry I do not understand what you mean. Please explain.
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  10619. Yes. Maybe a good strategy could be dollar or pound cost averaging. A bit every month or so.
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  10620. Welcome and thank you too.
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  10621. Thank you too
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  10622. Hi @Goce Delcev, The Bradbury pound was a wartime emergency measure that basically counterfeited real money (gold and silver)
    1
  10623. Thank you too
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  10624. Yes, that is part of the problem.
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  10625. I did watch the video you told me about a few weeks ago. The maths is not a problem for me but some of the numbers he came up with and how he come up with them were not very consistent. I had heard of the Georgia Guide Stones before and have an open mind but I need to look at the real world sometimes and report what I see and how I think things will work out.
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  10626. Good morning!
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  10627. Hi @blackblog, I am starting to suspect it is. We have also heard from people like Austin-Fitts that the NSA was doing work on digital and crypto currencies back in the mid 1990s already. What bothers me about bitcoin is that we do not know who Satoshi Nakamoto is.
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  10628. Thanks for listening
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  10629. Don't hold your breath. The FCA do not regulate the bullion market.
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  10630. My girlfriend lived in Alameda at the time. I had to take BART to the airport as the Bay Bridge collapsed.
    1
  10631. Thanks @dd Prepper
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  10632. The debt is on the government's books so anyone who holds U.K. Gilts is owed as the South Sea debt has been consolidated into the national debt.
    1
  10633. Welcome!
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  10634. Hi @Andrew Watson, Please go and check the Community Tab on my YouTube channel. Thanks
    1
  10635. Much appreciated
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  10636. You bet
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  10637. Good morning!
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  10638. You could probably afford a whole cow with an Troy ounce of gold.
    1
  10639. Hello there!
    1
  10640.  @EricHeckermoo  If you go back there it should be updated now.
    1
  10641. I post on LBRY if that is what you mean by Odyssey
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  10642. Much appreciated
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  10643. Hi Cristian You’re welcome.
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  10644. Hi Rob, Thanks for the kind words.
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  10645. Thanks Laura.
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  10646. You’re welcome. Thanks for the feedback.
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  10647. Yes Mr McCain was a true patriot!
    1
  10648. Good morning!
    1
  10649. You're welcome
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  10650. Hi @Marie Doremus, Have a great week end too
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  10651. Hi @Joe banjo, At least you will get some nice Arkansas Angus beef in return.
    1
  10652. Hey, thanks
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  10653. Our pleasure!
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  10654. Thanks, you too!
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  10655. There is a free pdf on the Mises website.
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  10656. Hi @Robert Nickson, Nickel is traded on the LME and not LBMA. LME stands for London Metals Exchange and it is an exchange for base metals. The LBMA stands for London Bullion Market Association and it is where the bullion banks trade gold and silver and I would say there is a lot more paper than real gold and silver on the LBMA though.
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  10657. Do you trust the government? The Royal Mint is owned by the governemnt.
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  10658. Hi.
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  10659. Thanks, Roma Lawal! Same to you.
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  10660. These forecasts will keep dropping.
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  10661. Yes, and they are hypothetical jobs too as the BLS comes up with its data from surveys it does.
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  10662. Yes, and if he did do it during an economic crisis then I would say Trump would be putting America on the right track again. Unfortunately, in order for America to become "great again," it has to experience a total financial/monetary collapse as it is impossible for it to get back on the right Constitutional track as things stand.
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  10663. Hi @Mike Kron, My guess is a good as yours but hopefully now you know how it has been done in the past. It was more of a rhetorical question and my point is that anything is possible these days.
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  10664. Thanks, you too!
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  10665. My pleasure!
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  10666. Same to you!
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  10667. Will do
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  10668. All fiat currencies, chf and sgd included, are a derivative of the dollar as the current system was set up with the dollar as the base back in 1944 (Bretton Woods). The SNB has been printing like mad and as all other CBs and even buying tech stocks so I don't see why the chf should be immune to hyperinflation.
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  10669. Hi @Craig Rigby. All the best from London.
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  10670. Morning!
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  10671. lol
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  10672. Glad it was helpful!
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  10673. No, they are fiat currencies and all based on the dollar too. No fiat currency will escape.
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  10674. Morning!
    1
  10675. Check out this video from George Hunt. He shows you who the people behind the Climate Change Cult are. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Zx4hmQp-ps
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  10676. They are basically the bankers who bet on the derivatives.
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  10677. It is in the description of this video.
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  10678. Why is it a disinformation video? So for something to be legitimate it can't be thirty years old. Why are the big banks and corporations going along with the green agenda? Because they are mostly owned and controlled by the people George Hunt talked about. Do you really think that the wealthiest people in the world became wealthy by doing what is right for the general public?
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  10679. Google UNCED and George Hunt and you will see who is behind the Anthropogenic (Man-Made) Climate Change cult. Spoiler alert: it's the same people that own and control the central Banks.
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  10680. Welcome!
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  10681. Hi Kiril, I have done a few videos in the past about my books and I will probably do another one soon as I get new viewers every day. Thanks for the suggestion and stay tuned.
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  10682. You’re welcome. Let me know when it will be posted. Thanks
    1
  10683. Have you got a link to the story?
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  10684. Much appreciated
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  10685. Hi Pamela, Good to know I’m not on my own!
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  10686. Not yet but I have seen the thumbnail for the video. I will watch it this afternoon.
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  10687. In the U.K. it’s Boxing Day but it’s a Bank Holiday too.
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  10688. The criminals are also in charge of issuing the paper money you use and it is called a Federal Reserve Note.
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  10689. That is annoying.
    1
  10690. Morning
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  10691. It’s not only socialists that tax.
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  10692. Thanks, will do!
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  10693. I appreciate that!
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  10694. Good morning!
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  10695. You bet
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  10696. She bought $90 million of gold and silver and is looking to potentially buy up to $1 billion in the year or so. As I said listen to my Andy Schectman interview as he is the dealer that was involved. Go to my YouTube channel and do a video search.
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  10697. I would personally do that unless you can get some more information from Glint help desk and the administrators.
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  10698. There’s news on their website. The card and the app still function and clients’ funds are protected and can be spent and withdrawn. Apart from that I don’t know any more.
    1
  10699. Good morning!
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  10700. I'd say Gold Investments in London. You can go there in person and see Oliver or his brother Simon. Details are in the description of this video.
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  10701. @mark engle, I agree with you about the blankets
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  10702. Hello there!
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  10703. Thanks for watching!
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  10704. Morning!
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  10705. Thanks, you too!
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  10706. That's the game plan.
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  10707. My pleasure!!
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  10708. You are welcome PolarSeltzer.
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  10709. Unfortunately these derivative instruments are "off balance sheet" so you probably be hard pressed to find any public data on it. Very transparent! NOT.
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  10710. You are welcome Annie.
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  10711. +Tintin Hickey It is WM.
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  10712. +Eihab Al-Nakib I personally would not but I think it depends on your circumstances. In the long term properties hold their value.
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  10713. It's tradition!
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  10714. There is no VAT on the pre-1920 coins of the realm.
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  10715. Billy was feeling the heat this morning and that is why he jumped off the sofa in the middle of the video.
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  10716. Any thing could trigger a system collapse but if the system was a solid one it would not be prone to a collapse. As Bill Clinton would have put it: "It's the debt stupid!".
    1
  10717. From Vero Beach
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  10718. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  10719. You're welcome!
    1
  10720. No problem!
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  10721. Thanks for listening
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  10722. Morning!
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  10723. Thank you too!
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  10724. Glad you enjoy it!
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  10725. Thank you. I appreciate it.
    1
  10726. Thanks!
    1
  10727. Welcome!
    1
  10728. Thanks!
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  10729. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  10730. Good night
    1
  10731. Morning
    1
  10732. Thank you too!
    1
  10733. Hello there!
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  10734. Good morning!
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  10735. Morning!
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  10736. Hi @J.R. Pipehitter, I just clicked on it and was able to press the like button.
    1
  10737. Welcome back
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  10738. Morning!
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  10739. You too!!
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  10740. Morning!
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  10741. Morning
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  10742. Yes.
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  10743. Hi @shanessturgis5637, I have spoken about this before and I am aware that the Square Mile or the City of London Corporation has had special status since 1066. The problem is that most people are not aware of it and keep using the BoE currency and depositing it and borrowing it from the institutions in the City. The Bank of Dave tried to circumvent that system but they blocked him from doing it. I recommend you watch the film (Bank of Dave)
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  10744. Much appreciated!
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  10745. Morning!
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  10746. Thanks for the visit
    1
  10747. Cyber Pandemic.
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  10748.  @dilligafwoftam985  I'm afraid your way of thinking is more akin to that of the Globalists and Eugenicists. Did you know you could give every family on the planet one acre of land in Australia and they would all fit there?
    1
  10749. Hi @dilligaf woftam, i could not disagree more with you. I'd say the virus are the people in charge and not mankind.
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  10750. I'd say Carbon Neutrality is also "totally Nazi" but i need to watch my language or else my videos would never get any traction.
    1
  10751. Hello there!
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  10752. Have you actually been to China and checked for yourself or you just buy into the Kyle Bass Kool-Aid?
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  10753. Hi @FlamesOfThought, You are mistaking the repo facility for BTFP which is used by US banks. The US Treasury is thinking of doing buybacks of old Treasuries at par which would be even more inflationary and it might help foreign holders.
    1
  10754. Morning!
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  10755. Much appreciated
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  10756. Good morning!
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  10757. Yes, that is the term he uses in the article aside from the Great Bubble Machine.
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  10758. @charles kitch, it’s good to see you are on top of things but many don’t have a clue.
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  10759. The BoE might have been nationalised but it is still controlled by the big banks and the English aristocracy.
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  10760. Easy guess!
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  10761. Yes, The commercials have increased their short positions substantially in the last couple of weeks.
    1
  10762. Thanks @relaxingwoody05
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  10763. Thanks for watching!
    1
  10764. Hello there!
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  10765. If the metal is allocated to you the vault has to show your bar or coins are there.
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  10766. Yes.
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  10767. Yes, I definitely think so.
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  10768. They keep most of their dollars in treasuries or government securities.
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  10769. Thanks, MrUseur. Have a nice weekend as well.
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  10770. Hi, I'm sorry I don't. I would say though that if you take cable's high in mid-April to the low in mid-August the 31.8% Fib retracement is at $1.3317 and yesterday we got to just under $1.33 so this recent rally might be over unless we are able to get back above $1.3317.
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  10771. Hi K Moore, I actually think it is quadruple witching today not only for metals but all derivatives to do with all the financial markets.
    1
  10772. Hello there!
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  10773. +Keith Thanks and all the best to you.
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  10774. +Anders There should be a stronger correlation between gold and BTC but as you said it yourself the CBs an the bullion banks control or manipulate the price of gold as it is the most important barometer for the monetary system.
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  10775. Morning!
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  10776. Thanks 👍
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  10777. You too!
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  10778. Thanks Yvonne.
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  10779. Thanks Marc.
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  10780. I assume you mean EOS? The best place to look at is www.eos.io
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  10781. That's is a possibility too.
    1
  10782. Welcome
    1
  10783. You are welcome!
    1
  10784. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  10785. Watch the video
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  10786. +Thomas Kauser Liquidate the Fed and shut shop and let the free markets decided what interest rates should be. The liquidation part, of course, would mean selling all the assets in the balance sheet.
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  10787. +Thomas Kauser I guess that would bring the whole system down too.
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  10788. +Jack Drusus As a share of GDP they do but most of the holders of JGBs or Japanese Government Bonds are domestic savers.
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  10789. I noticed diesel was at 150p yesterday and unleaded about 145p. So is it now 150p and 155p respectively?
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  10790. Yes, Mr Nenner got out of the market back in late 2017 and early 2018 and thinks it will be going down the next few years.
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  10791. For the "running flat correction" go to the links I put in the description of the video. They are two reports from Ron Rosen. He explains it very well.
    1
  10792. The airdrop is by eosDAC and not EOS itself. eosDAC will be air dropping their tokes at a 1:1 ratio. So if you have more than 100 EOS tokens in your hard wallet based on a snapshot of your holdings on April 15th. eosDAC will perform the airdrop as quickly as possible after the 15th. Their website is oesDAC.io
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  10793. A lot of my subscribers appreciate the market review or update. I try to mix things up. The markets in the USA do officially open at 9:30 NY time but I believe a lot goes on in London and Europe in the lead up to the NY opening and I think many appreciate my update. When I worked in the City of London I had several clients in New York and they always appreciated my recaps of what was going on the other side of the pond.
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  10794. Crypto might be fast but gold has the reputation and track record of thousands of years. Historically it has been silver (change) that has been used for everyday transactions and gold has been more of a store of wealth and used for bigger price tag transactions. With technology though that is changing and there are services like glintpay.com that allows you to pay with gold. Glint holds your gold in a secure brinks vault in Switzerland.
    1
  10795. I think that ratio has only one way to go and that is down.
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  10796. You too!
    1
  10797. Our pleasure!
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  10798. Hi @Benjamin Benn Hjort, Why should anyone, in this case the Central Bank, decide whether a currency is "too strong"? The Danish Central Bank like all other Central Banks in the world think it knows better than the markets.
    1
  10799. Good morning!
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  10800. The corporate/government press or media is out of control and they get their funding from the government via our taxes. I try to avoid the papers as much as posssible.
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  10801. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  10802. Hi @jeremy Pace, Who is Dick Algire?
    1
  10803. I appreciate it
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  10804. Hi @Carl Sitler, It's a World bank document and the whole covid scam is supposed to end by the end of March 2025. Here is the document: https://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/993371585947965984/pdf/World-COVID-19-Strategic-Preparedness-and-Response-Project.pdf
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  10805. Thanks, will do!
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  10806. @Auntjemima Uncleben, You are right about 1913. The current siege would not have been possible without the Central Bank.
    1
  10807. I saw the the Chinese are reducing their U.S. Treasury reserves so maybe they are accelerating the process?
    1
  10808. Hello there!
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  10809. Closing stock markets, martial law etc...
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  10810. It's at $20.797 trillion versus $15.32 trillion at the end of 2019.
    1
  10811. Thank you!
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  10812.  @leeseyr503  I will have a look on Twitter. Any hashtag I should search for?
    1
  10813. Good to know!
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  10814. Morning
    1
  10815. Glad to hear it
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  10816. Yes I am!
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  10817. Hi Richard, They ship worldwide but you would need to contact them via email or phone to ask them how much it would cost to ship where you are.
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  10818. That's good. GI is free on purchases above £1000. I will be contacting Paul Atkinson next week to see if he is able to provide me with a promo code deal as well. I am very comfortable dealing with both firms.
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  10819. That's right. I do not force anyone to do anything.
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  10820. Glad you liked it!
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  10821. Thank you! You too!
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  10822. +Andre The hike was already priced. What I have read in reports is that Yellen's press conference was kind of "dovish" and that she did not seem too sure of what is really going on.
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  10823. +Andre Schneider The debt ceiling Suspension at around $18 trillion expired and now the US Treasury is using extraordinary measures to keep financing the government's operation. The expectation is that the Treasury can keep going until the Memorial Day weekend in late May. We'll have to keep an eye on the negotiations between Treasury and Congress until then.
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  10824. Thanks, you too!
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  10825. Hi @shane sturgis, Thank you for the kind words. All the best to you and your family too.
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  10826. @Golden axe I try to answer as many questions as possible no matter if I receive a super chat or not.
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  10827. @Golden axe Hi, There have been people impersonating my account and responding to comments from my viewers and giving them numbers to contact them. This is what I am talking about. Basically, there are scammers or trolls out there creating channels called maneco64 and with my thumbnail and impersonating me. Some viewers might fall for the scam and call the whatsapp number and usually, the scammer will try to get money from people. During the live stream, some viewers do donate to my channel via the super chat if they choose to.
    1
  10828. +Winchu Lu Thanks. I actually played a few holes this afternoon.
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  10829. +Tobleronewnuts No. I don't that will happen.
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  10830. Morning
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  10831. You're welcome!
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  10832. Hi +logans run, Mishkin is a Keynesian and unfortunately what he means by inflation is the CPI which is a totally doctored measure of consumer prices. That's how they get away with fooling some people about inflation. I, like you, believe that the true definition of inflation is the increase in the money supply.
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  10833. Yes I know. Not sure what happened to the microphone this morning. It will be sorted.
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  10834. I noticed that when I was editing the video. Not sure what happened to the microphone.
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  10835. Yes that’s part of the reason too.
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  10836. I've made videos in the past about the definition of inflation and how it's changed and that is part of the deception too. Nowadays the government, the Wall Stree/City of London economists and Central Bankers call the rising prices inflation but technically inflation is the increase in the amount of money and credit above the organic amount of savings resulting in rising prices. If look at the Merriam-Webster Dictionary from the 1970s and compare it to today's version you will see what I mean.
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  10837. Morning, Yvonne!
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  10838. You are right about the U.K. not having a Constitution and that is why I used the air quotes when I mentioned it as it is an informal Constitution based on precedence.
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  10839. Yes. I have spoken about that many times and the fact that the GDP deflator (a measure of inflation in GDP calculation) is underestimated and as a result Real GDP is overestimated.
    1
  10840. I think cryptos are just correcting in a long term bull market. Of course one needs to his/her homework into what it is they are putting their money in.
    1
  10841. There isn't one really but i would look into the Cantillon Effect.
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  10842. Much appreciated
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  10843. Good morning!
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  10844. Yes, but until two years ago we were told QE is deflationary and that inflation was transitory.
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  10845. You too!
    1
  10846. Morning!
    1
  10847. Hello there!
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  10848. Good morning @InnerDinosaur
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  10849. Welcome
    1
  10850. We agree!
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  10851. Hi @Rick, It is difficult to say but if had to pick a date I would say around 1919/1920
    1
  10852. Glad it helped
    1
  10853. Good morning!
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  10854. Morning!
    1
  10855. I think you are talking about the Dollar Index right? The index is made up of a basket of a few major currencies with the euro having the most weighting. Oil is not pegged to the dollar. The relationship of the dollar to oil is the bulk of transactions worldwide in oil is done in dollars.
    1
  10856. Hello there!
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  10857. Thanks
    1
  10858. Sorry. What is TRF?
    1
  10859. Morning!
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  10860. Thanks so much
    1
  10861. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  10862. Good morning @T Taylor.
    1
  10863. Morning!
    1
  10864. The eurodollar futures is just another derivatives market and eurodollars are just dollars that are parked overseas in financial centers like London, Frankfurt, Paris, etc...
    1
  10865. The price is quote in fractions of 32. so 102-16/32 is 102.50
    1
  10866. Good morning!
    1
  10867. I don't think crossing trades is allowed but I could be wrong.
    1
  10868.  Maneco647  This is a bot and impersonator. Ignore it.
    1
  10869. @poremechen < I agree with you.
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  10870. That would be cool! I met one of the viewers once at a coin shop near Charing Cross.
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  10871. @imbonkers3629 , You need to measure the pound versus gold.
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  10872. Many many thanks
    1
  10873. Good choice!
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  10874. Thanks @Din Juan, I will look into it.
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  10875. Yes, good point.
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  10876. I would avoid them either way.
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  10877. Very welcome
    1
  10878. Good morning!
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  10879. Yes and also in order to avoid a shut down of government and the Leviathan State.
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  10880. Hi Josua, 24-carat gold jewelry is not practical and you lose gold over time. In China some people buy it but from what I heard it is the very rich who like to show off that they can afford to lose gold from wear and tear. For investment purpose, I recommend gold bullion in the shape of coins and/or bars.
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  10881. Merci, Marc.
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  10882. And in the U.K. the gold sovereign is still legal tender but has not been used as currency because of Gresham’s Law as the Bank of England fiat currency is bad money and thus drives good money or currency out of circulation.
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  10883. It’s a monetary commodity and has been currency with the exception of the last 85 years because government has banned it through executive order.
    1
  10884. Thanks.
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  10885. The best place is www.eos.io
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  10886. I personally buy it via the distribution with eth but you can certainly buy it off an exchange but make sure you send it to your private eth wallet once you buy it on the exchange and make sure your register your wallet address through the ww.eos.io website. Make sure that the wallet your register with is the one where you are keeping your EOS erc20 tokens. I would not count on the exchanges to do the registration for you even though they might say they will.
    1
  10887. Morning Jane!
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  10888. Hi Sami, I'm not selling any of my cryptos or PMs. Why should I? I earn in steem by posting my videos on steemit so it's a bonus.
    1
  10889. Thanks, Tip-Top Investments.
    1
  10890. Hi Robert, I have watched the Bix Weir videos and have looked into EOS and the people behind. Thanks.
    1
  10891. Yes, it could.
    1
  10892. Hi David, I bet they (UK) government will keep subsidising the farmers. The landowners in this country still have a lot of political power.
    1
  10893. Yes. Have a look at www.en.sge.com/eng_about_overview
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  10894. You too
    1
  10895. Will do
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  10896. Thank you too
    1
  10897. You're welcome
    1
  10898. Same to you!
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  10899. I was talking about the 19th and 20th centuries.
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  10900. My pleasure!
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  10901. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, What a surprise!
    1
  10902. My pleasure!
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  10903.  @crazylegsgio2866  Mexico has done the same as Brazil and their currency has even done slightly better than Brazil's.
    1
  10904. Good morning!
    1
  10905. I appreciate that
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  10906. Well said!
    1
  10907. Thank you! You too!
    1
  10908. Thanks, will do!
    1
  10909. Because government and central bankers always over issue them into worthlessness. Humans always succumb to doing the wrong thing and always find excuses (crises, wars, pandemics etc...) and that is why fiat currencies always revert to their intrinsic value of zero.
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  10910. Glad you think so!
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  10911. Send me a private message.
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  10912. Let’s hope they don’t succeed!!!
    1
  10913. Thanks for watching
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  10914. Morning!
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  10915. Good morning!
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  10916. Hello there!
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  10917. Thanks for visiting
    1
  10918. Glad you enjoyed it!
    1
  10919. Thanks @Chris Manski.
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  10920. Thanks, will do!
    1
  10921. Welcome
    1
  10922. Here is a link to the story from ABC in Australia:https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-06/perth-mint-gold-doping-china-cover-up-four-corners/102048622
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  10923. I'd say some of it is coming from Russian mines and the rest probably from the West (London and Switzerland)
    1
  10924. Yes. It's like the ebay for gamers.
    1
  10925. In the futures market a short position is when you sell a contract. So if you short the December gold futures it means you sold a gold contract. By doing that you hope the price of the future contract goes down so you can buy it back or short cover it. When you buy it is called a long position and it will net out your previous short so you will be flat. So to recap: short is when you open a position by selling, long is when you open a position buy buying and flat is when you reverse you short or long position by doing the opposite.
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  10926. Thanks>
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  10927.  Jon Bird  Not necessarily as Morgan Stanley charged clients storage fees for silver the never had.
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  10928. Thanks @Andrew C. Ballantine, I do not know much about Kinesis but when I first heard about it some years ago I did not like the fact that they are offering an income. I'd rather pay for storage because then I know the counter party actually has the gold and is storing it. If they get an income it means they are taking money from somewhere.
    1
  10929. I agree with you. I'm just trying to say I think there has been a cost attached to it.
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  10930. I think you are misunderstanding me as I agree with you 100% that our present fiat money system is a Ponzi scheme. Please listen to some of my earlier videos if you can. I think central banks need to disappear as they only enforce moral hazard and bad habits.
    1
  10931. Actually the Bank of England note is backed by the national debt of which the government has to pay interest on. The power ox taxation and the fact that taxes have to be paid with the fiat money is what still gives it some value.
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  10932. That is my point! It will be newly created because they've already spent the £850 billion from the previous bailout. How do you think the Bank of England creates £250 billion? It will make sure that the UK Treasury (taxpayer) will pick up the tab. The only way the line of credit can be seen as real or worth anything is for the taxpayer to fund it. The BoE can create the funds out of thin air immediately but in the longer term that £250 billion will be quietly added through the national debt. The pound or Bank of England note would be completely worthless by now if none of these rescues and line of credit did not have some kind of backing and in this case the backing is the taxpayer.
    1
  10933. Hi Mn beau! Are you still harvesting?
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  10934. Thanks, Gary.
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  10935. Technically Comex gold is not cash settled. What people do is close out or roll their long positions before the contract matures.
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  10936. Thanks, Jane.
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  10937. Yes. I will probably around 3pm EDT
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  10938. Hope you enjoyed it!
    1
  10939. Good morning!
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  10940. I personally would get both but favour gold a bit more as in the UK with have VAT on silver.
    1
  10941. Good morning!
    1
  10942. Thank you, I will
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  10943. I wasn't feeling very well yesterday so I did not do a live stream.
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  10944. Welcome aboard!
    1
  10945. Thanks for the tip
    1
  10946. That's an interesting point. I made a video on November 28th about Deutsche Bank and Goldman you might find interesting: https://youtu.be/cRyG_w1BhJs
    1
  10947. Good morning!
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  10948. Inflation is theft. It’s a fraud because you are basically counterfeiting value and it’s done by the abuse of government power. Anything that would be a crime if an individual did it should also be a crime if the government does it. There is no excuse.
    1
  10949. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  10950. Thanks 👍
    1
  10951. Good morning!
    1
  10952. I don't know but I still hold it and the fundamental have not changed.
    1
  10953. It’s unaccounted for so it’s not included but it’s still a debt as the government has spent it and is now probably long gone into private hands offshore.
    1
  10954. The Fed and the US Treasury most probably do but FASAB 56 has made it a secret thanks to President Trump’s Secretary of the Treasury approval!
    1
  10955. Hi Gary, Most definitely as gold is still and, in my opinion, will be a very important part of the foreign exchange market. If you look closely the bullion desks at the big banks are part of currency trading and not the commodity trading desk. The fx market is a highly leveraged market so you need to be cautious as sharp moves like we had a few years ago when the SNB lifted the peg to the euro could wipe out your trading account and more!
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  10956. +Roger I personally think sterling, dollar and euros are all ponzi currencies so I personally stick with gold and silver.
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  10957. +Alex Morgan These raids on the precious metals happen regularly. By raid I mean the central banks with the help of their bullion banks manipulate the price lower though the futures market (comex) in order to discourage the general public from protecting themselves financially. I am sure traders and speculators have also helped but it's the central banks that lead the way.
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  10958. +Michael F I am not cheering anyone.
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  10959. +Neucuameti I personally think that for small investors like us precious metals are the best currencies as they are neutral and accepted the world over. If you have access to buying yuan it might be an interesting punt to have a small exposure. Why not?
    1
  10960. Yes.
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  10961. It did last night. Right now it is trading at $540. Have a look: http://www.coindesk.com/
    1
  10962. Hi, The Web Bot analysis language on the web and tries to forecast what that language means. I do not use anyone else or any system for financial advice. I personally think everyone should do they own analysis and homework and do what they think is best. The ALTA system analyses language and emotion over a the short term and sometimes over a very long range of 30 years or more. Clif High does not profess to be a 100% accurate but I would says a great deal of the forecasts derived from the language do come about. I do not trust anyone or any system but it does not mean I will not listen to their views. I do not trust Goldman Sachs or the FT for advice but I will listen to what they have to say.
    1
  10963. Hi @Peter Wilson, You are probably right.
    1
  10964. Not at the moment but have in the past. Hecla is one of my favourites though.
    1
  10965. I have been getting EOS through the official EOS.IO contribution address and then claiming the tokens through my hard wallet after the end of each period. So I have not bought them through an exchange. I go to www.eos.io and then click on "get EOS" and follow the instructions.
    1
  10966. Actually Mr Louis I have been gaining a lot of new subscribers and I like to keep an open mind and look at new opportunities. Blockchain is a new technology just like the internet was in the early 1990s.
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  10967. EOS is the only crowdsale I am presently participating in. I have some other tokens but they have had their ICOs already.
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  10968. I am just holding on to mine and will be adding on to my holdings before June.
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  10969. I received them in my Trezor wallet directly. I did not have to claim it as I had more than 100 eos tokens.
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  10970. You are welcome.
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  10971. I have some Litecoin too but not the others.
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  10972. Actually I am glad you won't be viewing my videos anymore. It's difficult to have a conversation or debate with someone who makes assumptions and pre judges people like you do.
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  10973. You must have read Dale Carnegie's book: "How to Win Friends and Influence People"!
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  10974. You could buy it on an exchange instead of participating in the ICO through eos.io. You can buy it on bifinex or binance and other exchanges. have a look at worldcoinindex.com and click on eos and it should show you all the exchanges it is traded on.
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  10975. The EOSdac airdrop required that you had 100 eos tokens for you to get an automatic airdrop into your hard wallet while if you had less than 100 you had to claim it. It will depend on each project whether you will get an airdrop and how many tokens you will be getting. EOS at present is an ERC20 token and you will need to register the address (MEW or hard wallet) where you keep them before June 1. 2018 at 22:59:59 UTC and keep the public and private key that is issued to you when you register. After June 1st your EOS ERC20 tokens will basically expire and you will be able to claim the new EOS (non ERC20 tokens) with your public and private keys. To find out more about it go to the "GET EOS" section on www.eos.io
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  10976. Morning!
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  10977. Hello
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  10978. @leokloid1 Gold was at $35 until 1971 and then moved from $400 in November of 1979 to $887 in January of 1980. Maybe the "Johnny Come Late" crowd in 1980 bought at the top but if you had been stacking throughout the 1970s you'd still be ok. Up until August 1978, it had never been above $200. The average price of gold in the 1970's was $131.92.https://nma.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/historic_gold_prices_1833_pres.pdf
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  10979. Hi @Bronson Smith, You are welcome.
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  10980. I saw some of it last year. He was giving short game tips from his garden. I also recommend Good Good and the Bryan Brothers for good golf channels.
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  10981. Morning
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  10982. Hi @Rusko Ruskov
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  10983. Morning!
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  10984. Glad you enjoy it!
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  10985. Hello there!
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  10986. Good morning!
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  10987. Morning @B.B. KING
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  10988. You bet!
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  10989. Morning!
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  10990. Hi @Ant H, In a systemic or major crisis the FCSC would probably have a tough time insuring even the £85k I would say as it is an independent agency. Notice that their website is .org and not . gov.https://www.fscs.org.uk/ I guess if the FCSC couldn't pay the government would probably ask the BoE to print but how much do you think the newly printed pounds would be worth? I'd say the litre of diesel would be north of 500 pence by then. Today I just paid 202.9 pence.
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  10991. Thanks for listening
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  10992. I appreciate that!
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  10993. Glad you enjoyed it
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  10994. Hello there!
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  10995. Morning!
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  10996. I can tell you the wallpaper is a William Morris Wallpaper. Here is a bit more about it: https://www.william-morris.co.uk/shop/wallpaper/?act=ssocomplete
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  10997. Give me your email and I'll send you an email.
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  10998. Yes, the weights vary but it is roughly 400 toz
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  10999. Good morning, Charles.
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  11000. @tommiller1786 , It's not my business.
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  11001. That’s how King Phillip portrayed them in order to have an excuse to get rid of them. You could well be right but I do not think it’s as clear cut.
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  11002. Good morning, inner dinosaur. Nice sunny day but a bit chilly.
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  11003. Yes QE was used during WWII in order to keep borrowing costs low and then it was phased out around 1950 or so.
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  11004. That's a good one too. That's probably the expression I was looking for.
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  11005. The Mises Institute has actually reviewed one Tony Lawson's book called Economics and Reality. Here is the link: https://mises.org/library/review-economics-and-reality-tony-lawson
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  11006. My focus here was to differentiate the statist/interventionist versus the free market/small government views. I will have a look at the Cambridge school.
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  11007. Thanks
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  11008. Yes, it is light blue.
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  11009. Morning!
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  11010. Hello there!
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  11011. True, but the crypto space attracts a lot more fraudsters as it is something of a novelty and people know nothing about it.
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  11012. Morning!
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  11013. You are welcome!
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  11014. Hi G, I certainly do not consider the way you conducted your affairs a folly. I wish I was as well prepared as you on the home front with your vegetable patch, your chickens and the rest. All the best.
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  11015. It's from a private brokerage account so it's not available to the public.
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  11016. +Tango Juliet The BBs cover their shorts by buy back the futures contract.
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  11017. These are usually the bullion banks acting on behalf of Central Banks by shorting futures contracts on the Comex exchange in order to keep the price of precious metals under control. Central Bankers hate to see precious metals prices rising too quickly as it acts like a barometer of the monetary health of their fiat money system.
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  11018. I hope you had a big bet on!!!
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  11019. Hi @Modupe sanusi, I remember that when I was in Switzerland in the 80s and early 90s the unwritten rule is that to become a hotshot or director in a big Swiss bank you had to be an officer in the Swiss Army. Every male adult in Switzerland serves in the army about two weeks every year from the age of 18 to around 50 I think. That is why I was surprised that a Ghanaian and ever the Portuguese guy Horta-Osorio that also ran the bank for a while go to the top at CS.
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  11020. Swiss banking and Ghanaian banking seem culturally very different (Swiss= low key and conservative, Ghana= not so much like the Swiss) which is why I found it strange. That is all. We had a chancellor in the UK, Kwasi Kwarteng, and he is of Ghanaian descent I actually thought he had good ideas despite the crisis that people are blaming him for.
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  11021. The best budget would be a tiny one.
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  11022. You’re welcome and thanks to you too.
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  11023. No but they’re also involved. Just didn’t think of them. Vatican too with the Jesuits I guess.
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  11024. Unfortunately for now we still need some money in the bank in order to transact.I personally have some precious metals and have also paid off all debts. Cryptos are also outside the banking system.
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  11025. Thanks Dave.
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  11026. +Arthur Schopenhauer Thanks.
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  11027. The UK wide average price ratio has done the following: 1973 to 2016 the average house/gold ratio is 264, the high ratio is 664.15 and the low is 92.56. The London ratio from 1973 to 2016 is 1.62 times the UK wide ratio but since 1997 the London ratio has been 1.74 times the UK wide. I think the rule of thumb to build a new house is 2/3 for the land and 1/3 for construction.
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  11028. T Nelson Gold and silver are monetary commodities so they do well in times of monetary uncertainty or instability. Other precious metals like platinum or palladium could do well too but they do not have the monetary history of gold and silver.
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  11029. +VC YT I am looking at the the ratio between London House prices and gold. What I am trying to put through here is that in terms of ounces of gold London house prices seem historically overvalued. That, nevertheless, does not mean your mother's house could not keep going up in funny money or Bank of England notes.
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  11030. Welcome!
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  11031. These are bots. I do not communicate on WhatsApp
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  11032. Maybe do a bit of both unless you are not comfortable with your mortgage.
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  11033. That is definitely a possibility. Cash might come in handy but not left in the banks.
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  11034. I guess that is why Britain has become so competitive in the last 100 years since the pound has dropped from $4.88 to basically $1 as we speak.
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  11035. You're welcome
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  11036. Morning!
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  11037. Yes, just a bit sore but it will be fine.
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  11038. Thanks 👍
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  11039. Glad you liked it!
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  11040. Thanks.
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  11041. Lol
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  11042. Four months from July means something kicking off in November but you could be right and it could take seven months.
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  11043. Morning!
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  11044. You too!!
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  11045. thanks
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  11046. Yes but he could have mentioned the Federal Reserve.
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  11047. I agree with you and I would vote for him too. All I'm trying to point out is that things will have to get a lot worse before it gets better.
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  11048. You’re welcome and thank you too.
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  11049. Hi @Uday Mudaliar, I did not delete your comment. I only delete bots and offensive comments.
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  11050. +OnlyMyPOV Thanks for the link. I've listened to Dr Pieczenik many times on infowars but did not realize he had a youtube channel.
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  11051. Yes. That is what I used for this update
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  11052. +Anders You are welcome and thanks.
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  11053. You are welcome.
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  11054. Thanks!
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  11055. Most welcome
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  11056.  @stefaningmann5987  Doing fine in what sense? Social and economic decay?
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  11057. @stefaningmann5987: I did not say the BRICS are doing well or have the solution but that they are moving away from the dollar debt based system. If you think about it maybe it is because of the current system that all the countries in the world are in such bad shape?
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  11058. Morning!
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  11059. Hi Aaron, They certainly are and thank you for your support as well.
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  11060. Good morning!
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  11061. Welcome
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  11062. I guess I got the date right!
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  11063. Morning!
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  11064. Thanks.
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  11065. Hello there!
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  11066. Much appreciated
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  11067. Sim.
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  11068. I thought that’s what mine said too? Maybe I misread it?
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  11069. Hi Typo, I have not heard of them but I will have a look. What do you mean by "hidden ownership" and of what? Thanks
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  11070. Thank you!!
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  11071. Thank you!
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  11072. Some think the Jesuits and the Vatican are the power behind Zionism.
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  11073. +Adrian Tyler Still think gold is best protection versus fiat money sterling included. I expect gold to do well against all of them. As for technical levels £1000 and £1060 are the key resistances.
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  11074. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  11075. Morning!
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  11076. Good morning!
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  11077. You too!!
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  11078. Morning
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  11079. My pleasure!
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  11080. Morning
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  11081. Glad you liked it!
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  11082. Glad you enjoyed it
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  11083.  @sethpawlik  Yes, but if I wanted to get to one of your united States from overseas your D.C. government demands that I be double-jabbed.
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  11084. My pleasure!
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  11085. Thanks, you too!
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  11086. You are very welcome
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  11087. Glad you enjoyed it
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  11088. Oh yeah!
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  11089. Morning!
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  11090. You too!
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  11091. Morning!
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  11092. Thanks, you too!
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  11093. Same to you
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  11094. Hi @Ben Gray
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  11095. Thank you.
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  11096. Thanks for listening
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  11097. Thank you, I will
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  11098. I think it will be hard for them to keep gold down for too long. The dollar just looks awful technically. I don't they be able to keep the yen from appreciating for much longer.
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  11099. +Paul Wiffen I am following it right now and that is what hurting gold. I still think the dollar is toast for now. The DXY broke through the 91.91 low from March 2016. Have a look at he DXY chart on barchart.com. Still looks sick. code for dollar index on barchart is $dxy
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  11100. I don’t think anyone really knows who caused the repo crisis even though the BIS and Zoltan from Credit Suisse think the hedge funds are the major culprits. That’s not to say that Deutsche Bank and most other too-big-to-fail banks are not in trouble.
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  11101. +Ligi2009 Not in the near future as but who knows the markets might force it to.
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  11102. +VC YT I agree 100% with with you on the UK gov't plan.
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  11103. +Roger cammack Funnily enough out of the fiat currencies I actually do not think the euro is the worst one as it is very hard for eurozone countries to print and spend like the UK is doing. So on a relative basis I prefer the euro to sterling. Deutsche Bank future isn't bright but that is true for all the big banks in Europe and the U.S.
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  11104. +VC YT I think the Caracas stock market was the best performing last year too! The effects of what is happened will soon be felt.
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  11105. Legally he is Canadian, British and Irish. Maybe he will get offered a job at the Central Bank of Ireland? I don't think they can afford him though.
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  11106. You are making a lot of assumptions and you are also making a lot of things up and have no idea what you are talking about.
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  11107. Yes
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  11108. Yes. A sign of highly unstable fx market and also partly a rip off I would say.
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  11109. Not too sure. Probably for many reasons and the main one I think could be cost. Even though you could be right.
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  11110. Morning, Ty.
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  11111. It will probably be around 4pm your time.
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  11112. Hi Tesla 3, I’m planning for a livestream on Sunday night.
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  11113. I agree with you. Raising interest rates should normally be good for savers and investment and in the medium to longer term that means new businesses popping up and private sector jobs being created. The problem all Western central banks have is that all their corresponding governments are so deep in debt that raising interest rates would bankrupt all of them overnight. I personally think that would be great news but I guess our political class has a different opinion.
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  11114. Very welcome!
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  11115. Good morning!
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  11116. Thanks @Michael Fuller.
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  11117. Hi @Ande Glenderson, I have not heard of Peter Zeihan.
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  11118. Glad it was helpful!
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  11119. Hi @Craig Sanford, This is about the currency situation and as I said no economy in the world will be immune to the collapse of Western banking. The Chinese economy is not perfect but I think they are a lot better prepared than we are.
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  11120. Morning
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  11121. Thanks.
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  11122. Maybe so but they need to use this wealth wisely and not waste it like the Spanish did a few hundred years ago.
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  11123. Hi @Simon Entwistle, I spoke about it on March 1, 2023. "The Bradbury Pound Is No Remedy For Rampant Inflation." : https://youtu.be/8uOieCfrYtI
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  11124. So are you shorting gold futures Green Mountain?
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  11125. That is possible but it will take a while to evolve and for people to get used to it.
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  11126. +Rod The Fed and their minions have tried for the last 18 months to discredit and destroy him without success. Time will tell I guess.
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  11127. Much appreciated
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  11128. It's already doing so in the Asian junk bond market so it could spill over into US and European markets too. Asian junk bond yields have risen from around 7% this summer to over 12% now.
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  11129. Good stuff!
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  11130. I appreciate that
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  11131. Thanks! Will do!
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  11132. Hi James, You are welcome and all the best to you and your family.
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  11133. Glad you like them!
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  11134. My pleasure!
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  11135. The best way is to search for bullion and coin dealers online. People have asked the question before and I provide a referral or promo code for Gold Investments. I have been dealing for almost 20 years with the Temple family and I can vouch for them. The details are in the description of this video. You can give them a call and tell them about me and ask them for a decent price. You should receive the fiat into your account once they receive your silver.
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  11136. Hello there!
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  11137. Thanks.
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  11138. Glad you enjoyed it
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  11139. Hi @R K, @Kevin W above has put it perfectly. I guess it also makes them a lot of fiat profits while they defend the Fiat System.
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  11140. Offshore tax haven holdings of big multinationals like Google.
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  11141. Will do!
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  11142. I'll be there again soon hopefully.
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  11143. Thanks 👍
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  11144. You are so welcome!
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  11145. Thanks 👍
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  11146. Thank you too
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  11147. Good morning!
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  11148. Same to you!
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  11149. Good morning!
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  11150. Hi @yurieengland1, I am not happy with what is going on either and a big part of the problem and why small companies don't survive is because of inflation and the big corporations having a lot of political clout. This company is big relative to an independent owned family pub but in the scheme of things it is a small company too. I guess that by your reasoning you should not be here on YouTube as you are supporting a big corporation like Alphabet. If you think I am a "bad guy" for buying some shares is a company that owns businesses that I like frequenting so be it. I will not judge you.
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  11151. Hi @Halbert King, I have but unfortunately, he has been shadow banned. I contacted him about 6 months ago about doing an interview but did not hear back from him. He is a smart and principled guy I would say.
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  11152. Hi @Wayne Robbins, I do like eating there but I never knew that the parent company owned other interesting businesses. I spoke about it just because i think many times people invest in businesses that they like and that they think are good businesses. It was more to give people an example and not to tell people to go and invest in it.
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  11153. I saw that story.
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  11154. Good morning!
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  11155. No bond is safe in this environment in my opinion.
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  11156. If US Treasury bonds are IOU Nothings so are all other bonds in the world as I said. They might be paying you something but it’s in a currency that’s quickly losing purchasing power.
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  11157. Well, those were the options.
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  11158. Glad you enjoyed it
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  11159. Yes, as the Austrians like Rothbard would say money is the most marketable commodity.
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  11160. I appreciate that
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  11161. @Berry Bus Yes, but once it's mined you do not need the power anymore but you do need constant power to keep the blockchain going after having mined 1 bitcoin.
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  11162. Well said!
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  11163. Hello there!
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  11164. Good morning @Martin Rea.
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  11165. Morning
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  11166. Thanks for listening
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  11167. Morning!
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  11168. Thanks @Michael Fuller.
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  11169. Morning
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  11170. Morning!
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  11171. Morning @Ben Gray
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  11172. Thank you too
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  11173. No worries
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  11174. +John I am listening to Dr. Leemon Baird's video.
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  11175. Thanks John. Already reading about it. http://www.thewindowsclub.com/what-is-hashgraph
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  11176. +Danielle I recommend you join their Telegram group and ask them directly. The feeling I get is that there is nothing stopping Americans contributing to this ICO as there are no rules or regulations against them at present but as you know governments write the rules and they can even make it retroactive. The only thing I would say is that if thousands or millions of Americans join in to the ICOs it will be very difficult for the regulators to keep track! In the end of the day it's your decision. Don't forget that America is supposed to be the Home of the Free and Land of the Brave!
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  11177. +John I have looked into Hashgraph and even though some of it went over my head I got the general gist of it and it seems to be a quantum leap of improvement on the blockchain!
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  11178. No. I'll have a look. Thanks.
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  11179. +William Oconnor You are welcome. Thanks for the message.
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  11180. +Padd I've got the book and I've read it several times.
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  11181. We did.
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  11182. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  11183. Hi @Kong xiong, it is fine on my side. Maybe a YouTube glitch? Try again please.
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  11184. Hi @Graham Hobbs, It is ok on my side. maybe try again?
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  11185. I appreciate that
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  11186. Welcome
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  11187. Thanks for the view
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  11188. Welcome and thank you too.
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  11189. Hi @Dave Delve Delve, Volume is fine on my system. Please try again.
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  11190. I agree.
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  11191. You’re welcome John.
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  11192. Actually it’s the taxpayer who pay the interest on the debt but I guess Trump and everyone else who pay taxes do.
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  11193. You are welcome.
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  11194. +ATuring Thanks!
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  11195. I still have friends working in the markets and I talk to them regularly but they are legally bound not to give public commentaries.
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  11196. I see. So all you need is my email. Ok. Thanks. I'll put that on the description of my videos from now on.
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  11197. I have not worked out how to do that. Please tell me how. Thanks
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  11198. Thanks Tim.
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  11199. +ruth Thanks for the compliments. I have not watch TV news for years neither. I hope you visit to the U.S. was a good one.
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  11200. +scdrifter54 I will visit again. Sorry I have been busy lately. Thanks.
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  11201. +colydeane Thanks but I have one already.
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  11202. Mine seem to go on for about 10 minutes on average. It's funny because I do not try consciously to limit it to that length.
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  11203. Yes. I have an account with bitgold and have added it to my donation section in the description. Thank. All the best to you too Anders.
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  11204. Thanks for the feedback.
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  11205. +alan Jones I do not have a set schedule. Yesterday I made one video, today I made three and tomorrow I'll make at least one. I would say I make about 12 per week at the moment. It all depends on what is happening in the world or if I come up with a subject that I think could be of interest to viewers.
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  11206. I went to university in the Florida and a lot of my friends at university were from the Massachusetts and New England so it must have rubbed off.
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  11207. +Tor I saw that thanks! It worked.
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  11208. Thanks
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  11209. +VC YT Thanks. I hope she does!
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  11210. Thanks.
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  11211. Thanks. I do not mind you posting on FB.
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  11212. I think this incident will be resolved shortly and according to the administrators so far their reconciliation of funds is ok. Unfortunately Glint executives can’t say anything as the administrators are in charge for now.
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  11213. Are you in the USA? If yes they are not in administration there.
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  11214. Merci monsieur.
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  11215. Hi @Tyler Jordan, I don’t think the Fed will succeed and there are still millions of people who have their savings or pension plans fully invested and if they decide they can’t take any more losses we could see theses people start liquidating.
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  11216. Thanks for the information.
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  11217. i use it for my livestreams. For my normal videos I use a wireless microphone that is rigged to my iPhone which I use as camera.
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  11218. I am!
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  11219. I will check it out
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  11220. This has always been my setup. I have not changed anything.
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  11221. Good morning!
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  11222. Welcome
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  11223. Gold and silver are measured in troy ounces though.
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  11224. Good morning!
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  11225.  @TT-jg8ju  It was mainly because of the stock market crash or when the dot com bubble burst. I thought it would be good to diversify into gold. I had also started looking into the Austrian School of Economics a year or two earlier and they are proponents of sound money too.
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  11226. 2002 was when I first bought a gold coin.
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  11227. Yes. I just reported it. Thanks
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  11228. Shih tzu do resemble ewoks!
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  11229. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  11230. Yes, I think she is Davies' wife.
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  11231. Thank you! You too!
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  11232. Hi @Zon Brookes, Just because her view on foreign policy might not be what you or even I agree on the ideas in her book exposed the parasitical nature of the state and socialism to me.
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  11233.  @paulbrown5839  Yes, the fiat exchange rate between the dollar and the pound is important if you want to hold on to fiat currency. What we worry about on this channel is having as little exposure to fiat currency as possible. I have done a series of videos about how all fiat currencies are sinking versus real money or gold. Even before I started making my videos in late 2015 I wrote about this as far back as December 2006. Here is my playlist Fiat Currencies Are All Sinking: Fiat Currencies Are All Sinking. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SUgRv5PH-CImC_AwAlMK2sv
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  11234. Yes, but why are you so worried about gbpusd? In the short term it fluctuates but what really matters is that sterling and the dollar are being inflated both into worthlessness. gbpxau is down 99% since 1971 or put it another way xaugbp is up from around £17.50 per troy ounce to a recent high of around £1640. The pound was important about 75 years ago just like the dollar once was. The pound is just a derivative of the dollar (a vestige of the 1944 Bretton Woods agreement) so if the dollar's days are numbered in terms of purchasing power so are the pound's.
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  11235. Hi Paul Brown, In the U.K. gold is priced in sterling but the rate is arrived at by looking at gbpusd and xauusd so. So gold in sterling is dependent on the dollar rate but one does not need to buy dollars to buy gold. Nor do I receive dollars for selling gold here.
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  11236. Hello there!
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  11237. I agree with you that they are monetary metals too.
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  11238. Raid means a rapid surprise attack by the enemy. In this case the enemies are the central banks and the bullion banks and they attacked the price of silver.
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  11239. It could as the September options expire on Friday the 26th of August. Here are the Specs for Comex Silver options: http://www.cmegroup.com/trading/metals/precious/silver_contractSpecs_options.html?venue=F
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  11240. Thanks!
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  11241. Hi @Xmd Bd, I am happy for you and what you have done in terms of your finances but I am trying to inform as many people as possible and not just those like you.
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  11242. Through the futures market and the LBMA. I’ve got a playlist called Precious Metals Manipulation. There are 9 videos there that you can watch.
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  11243. Thank you! Cheers!
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  11244. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  11245.  @isagt57  it's on Rumble and bitchute. I do not use odyssey
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  11246. Glad it was helpful!
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  11247. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  11248. Thank you too
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  11249. I think legally not as it has been hypothecated to the bullion baks and their clients. These leases can always be cancelled out but it will cost in terms of the fiat price of gold.
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  11250. Glad to hear it!
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  11251. My pleasure!
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  11252. Thanks for listening
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  11253. Morning!
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  11254. Should not take too long.
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  11255. Thanks. You are welcome.
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  11256. +daniel greenleaf Thanks.
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  11257. @jockmahon, You could argue that.
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  11258. What dollar recall? I have not heard about it.
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  11259. Glad you liked it!
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  11260. Puma.
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  11261. Glad you enjoyed it
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  11262. Hi @tonydebruyne257, Anything is possible but I do not lose sleep over it as they do not scare me. If it did happen than I'd know that at least I did something right.
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  11263. I am not worried about gold but worried about having too much exposure to fiat currency.
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  11264. You are welcome.
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  11265. No problem 👍
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  11266. Thanks and the same to you @mw3516405
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  11267. Hi @bobbie crider, I don't think peter Schiff is anti Fed so I am not sure he would push for Ending the Fed.
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  11268. Good morning!
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  11269. Hi Jens, thanks for the information.
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  11270. Hi @tom-dus, it's corrected.
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  11271. Higher energy prices are a consequence of inflation! In 2007 £1 was $2.00 and now it is $1.26. So with crude oil at $60 if we go back to 2007 the price would have been £30 but now with the price at $60 and the £/$ rate at 1.26 the price is £47.61 for one barrel of crude oil.
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  11272. Thank you too
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  11273. Thanks for keeping in touch as well and updating me on what is going on on the ground in HK @Jake Jones.
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  11274. The term Bernanke Helicopter can be used anywhere to signify the policy of dropping free fiat currency to people. It does not have to only be done by the Fed or in the U.S.
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  11275. Good morning!
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  11276. Hi @Ian Baker, It does not matter if it is a false flag as there will still be consequences as a result of it.
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  11277. Have a nice day
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  11278. Morning
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  11279. Good morning!
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  11280. Yes, he did.
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  11281. I got confused with what Lindsey Williams and General Clark said. Mr. Williams has said that the end goal is to bring down the House of Saud and then open access to the secret vast oil reserves of Alaska.
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  11282. Eventually probably a lot more but for the immediate future I see 24’000 as a target.
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  11283. Yes I tried think I got him mixed up with Lindsey Williams. Lindsey mentions that the end game is also to bring down the House of Saud and then release the vast oil reserves in Alaska.
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  11284. Morning!
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  11285. @charlessharrardiii7086 , It settled at 105.85 yesterday which is close to 106.
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  11286. no
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  11287. +Sean McDonald Bloomberg and CNBC's major clients are the big banks and big corporations.
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  11288. +Andre Schneider Yes
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  11289. N 10SZ The Dow was down around 100 points when I made the video and it finished down 85 points on the day.
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  11290. N 10SZ You actually said I was giving false information which ic completely different than saying you think I am wrong. I do accept your opinion and I respect it but you need to respect my opinion too and not slander me!
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  11291. Hello there!
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  11292. Our pleasure!
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  11293. Thanks for sharing
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  11294. Morning!
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  11295. Always welcome
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  11296. Hi pedro lopes, Gold has been money for thousands of year and if it was useless why do central banks still hoard it and keep it in vaults?
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  11297. Have you actually listened to my video and what I said? Did the fiat dollar collapse on August 16, 1971 which was the day after President Nixon closed the gold window? No but look what the ramifications were: the stagflationary 1970s and by 1980 Paul Volcker, the Fed chairman, had to let short term interest rates rise to 20% and gold had gone from $35 per troy ounce in 1971 to $887.50 on January 20th, 1980.
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  11298. Have you actually listened to my whole video? I did not say the effects would happen overnight.
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  11299. Thanks Paola!
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  11300. That's a good argument and debate from your part. "balderdash!"
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  11301. Yes.
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  11302. Have you actually listened to my video? I did not say things would change overnight. Like August 15th, 1971 when Nixon took the dollar off the gold standard things will evolve over time and it won’t be positive for the dollar.
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  11303. That’s perfectly ok. At least you appreciate it and know that it is William Morris.
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  11304. From my years working in the futures market I can tell you that even though JPMorgan is one of the biggest players in the market I would say the majority of the trades they put on are for their clients so unless you work for JPMORGAN’s back office it’s impossible to know whether these so called JPM short silver positions are actually just for them or several clients or one or two big clients.
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  11305. As I said in that video it would not happen overnight. We saw recently that Saudi Arabia now has a Security/Economic Agreement with Russia and we are seeing that more and more countries are signing bilateral agreements with China to trade with their own currencies and not the dollar. We are also seeing inflation dilute the value not only of the Petrodollar but all fiat currencies.
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  11306. Hi @Pushpa Anamcara, I am aware of some of my failings in public speaking as it is not my forte and you can be sure that I try to do my best when it comes to the "you know" and whatnots. The way I try to do my videos is as if I was talking to a friend or a colleague at work so reading off a script is not the way for me. I'm not a teleprompter kind of person.
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  11307. The Russian Central Bank has opened a subsidiary in China and I think most other Asian countries involved in the One Belt One Road will do the same. I don’t see why China, unlike the Comex in New York, would stop its trading partners from taking delivery. In fact the Shanghai Gold Exchange is a physical-only market. It’s the Federal Reserve Note that his been a fraud since August of 1971.
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  11308. Hidden in plain sight but few look under the surface, unfortunately.
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  11309. Good evening mate!
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  11310. BaronSilver Baron I do look at gold in other currencies and made a video about it a couple of weeks ago and talked about how gold protects people all around the world no matter what paper currency they hold. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=ULRDQWdGEVY
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  11311. I think sometimes these central bankers and academics have lived for so long in a bubble that they don't even realise it. I agree with you though.
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  11312. Morning
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  11313. Thanks, you too!
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  11314. Derivatives are definitely a disaster waiting to happen! It's a highly leveraged sector and it's off balance sheet and not transparent at all.
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  11315. Thanks.
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  11316. No. I am surprised how my channel has picked up in the last three months.
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  11317. The same goes for private schools and universities.
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  11318. Oi Alan, Eu tambem falo portugues. O meu canal youtube e o melhor lugar para acompanhar minhas ideias. Nao tenho outros projetos por enquanto. Eu comecei a fazer videos no youtube em Novembro do ano passado. Eu tenho um blog chamado www.forsoundmoney.com mas por enquanto tudo que tem la sao mmeus videos. As vezes eu escrevo artigos no blog. Obrigado pelo elogio. Eu vou fazer um video com uma lista de livros.
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  11319. Good morning!
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  11320. Well I have followed the DB stock price and it has been going down all year but DB is still standing for now.
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  11321. No I have not heard about the Deutsche Bank story.
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  11322. +Dupe 28 You need to read the Coin Offering Document. All the information is there towards the end of the document.
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  11323. Maybe on ebay or an antique shop. It's a sovereign (gold coin) scale.
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  11324. Thanks!
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  11325. @johnwheat5199 , I don't trade gold, I save in it, and I don't think it will be confiscated now as very few people have it. The other point I would make is that I am in the UK and it has not been confiscated here in the past. As for taxes anything is possible but not just for gold.
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  11326. Yes! Thank you!
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  11327. Yes.
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  11328. Ha.
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  11329. Welcome!
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  11330. Thanks! 😃
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  11331. Thank you! Will do!
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  11332. Welcome!
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  11333. Thank you very much!
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  11334. Thanks for watching!
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  11335. +Paul Wiffen This video could be helpful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZT26y_l-jtI
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  11336. Glad you enjoyed it
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  11337. Hi @Albert Evans, Maybe so but he was the President and the one who legally took the step. He could have refused to do it but did not. The buck stops with the Chief Executive. I know the bankers have a lot of influence and the bankers like Volcker ( ex Chase Manhattan) was in the Treasury advising him.
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  11338. Glad you like them!
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  11339. Probably by dividing the money supply M2 by the official gold holdings of the UK. During the 19th century when the UK was under a gold standard the backing was around 33% though. In a crisis though, like in 1980 when the feds liabilities were more than 100% backed by gold at $887, the backing might have to go to 100%.
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  11340. We agree!
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  11341. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  11342. Me too!
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  11343. Glad you enjoyed it
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  11344. Yes, that is right. Sh-T
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  11345. Thanks for listening
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  11346. Our pleasure!
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  11347. Always welcome
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  11348. Our pleasure!
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  11349. There are no safe banks really. @Motherbear
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  11350. Our pleasure!
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  11351. Hi @Richard Johnson, It should not be because Glint Pay is not a bank. Your gold is held in an allocated account in a Brinks vault.
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  11352. Glad it was helpful!
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  11353. Mexico has not joined yet but has expressed an interest and I do expect it to do so unless the greengos invade it. I have been covering the BRICS and Dedollarization but right now I'd say what is going on with the banks is the big story and it might have come about as a consequence of dedollarization as the Fed has been forced to raise rates sharply and quickly in order to keep the dollar afloat for a while longer.
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  11354. Not the entire world but many nations have tried it before with zero success.
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  11355. Thanks for listening
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  11356. Welcome
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  11357. Many thanks!
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  11358. You’re welcome 😊
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  11359. The 4.58 is the Fed Funds Target rate.
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  11360. Thanks for listening
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  11361. Our pleasure!
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  11362. Thanks again!
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  11363. I have not heard of Global Gold.
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  11364. Thanks Yvonne.
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  11365. Good morning, Pablo.
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  11366. Thanks, Brian. I think Billy has it sussed out as far as the State of the world is concerned so when I try to unravel what’s going on he just goes to sleep as it is old news to him. 😀
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  11367. Good morning!
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  11368. Morning
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  11369. Hello there!
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  11370. Morning!
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  11371. We don’t need a new term as it is rising prices.
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  11372. You're welcome!
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  11373. That is very reassuring! ;)
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  11374. I was only letting my viewers know what was happening. I did not tell anyone to go short or long anything. Why does it make me wrong when I made a video about what was happening in the markets? I have been wrong before and I will be wrong again about the markets but in this case I did not make any calls.
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  11375. Deutsche Bank stock started the year around eur 22.00 and it was tradind at eur 13.00 when the fine was announced in Septembe. So it was down 40% on the year already!
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  11376. Very interesting! I
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  11377. Hello there!
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  11378. Thanks, you too!
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  11379. achyutha Steem is trading around $1.23. Here is a link if you'd like to have a look. https://www.worldcoinindex.com/coin/steem
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  11380. Mike is in S.t Petersburg as he said in the introduction.
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  11381. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  11382. They are clear lenses but the light changes their colour. They are new glasses.
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  11383. Coupon is the set interest in a treasury note or bond. It’s the income part of the security. If you buy $1000 worth of treasury notes with a 6% coupon it means you will receive a check for $30 twice a year.
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  11384. I have noticed that but I’m not sure anything can be done about it unless I take my glasses off.
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  11385. The equation clearly adds government spending to GDP but as we all know governments produce nothing.
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  11386. Thanks Billy. I appreciate your support and feedback.
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  11387. You are wrong about me being an American and I actually am not sorry I live in England.
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  11388. Check your volume.
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  11389. Thank you too!
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  11390. KISS
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  11391. I have had Dr. paul on the channel before. here is the link: https://youtu.be/OQWlrqCN6Bc
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  11392. Glad it was helpful!
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  11393. My pleasure!
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  11394. Thanks for your support too.
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  11395. Hi @annetimm7886, According to this 85% by 1776 were from British Isles, 9% were German, 4% Dutch, 2% French Huguenots and the rest minorities. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thirteen_Colonies#:~:text=By%201776%2C%20about%2085%25%20of,Huguenot%20French%20and%20other%20minorities. If you look at the signers of the Declaration of Independence you will also see that they all had British surnames and even William Paca had English heritage. https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs/signers-factsheet
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  11396. Thank you too
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  11397. Always welcome
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  11398. Morning
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  11399. @jemeriah, You need to contact the help desk as your account might not have been activated as you only registered on Saturday.
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  11400. Yes, the bank transfer they do is called BACS which usually takes up to 3 business days.
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  11401. You should get it into your U.K. bank account if you sent it from your Glint app. Bank transfers can take up to a few working days.
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  11402. Hi Colin, I wasn’t aware at the time of the interview nor now that Glint Is being sued but I’m am not happy with what is going on and have said so in other videos. Look at my livestream from last Sunday. I’m now waiting for answers.
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  11403. I think we need to wait to see what really happened as right now the officers at Glint cannot comment as the company is under administration. The latest news from the administrators note that their reconciliation of the clients' funds has gone well and they have not found any problems and should be doing the reconciliation by the 30th of September. The regulator in the UK, the FCA, advised the administrators to do the reconciliation.
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  11404. I don’t think it makes a difference whether it’s in gbp or xau.
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  11405. The administrators have updated the website with new information. I recommend you there and read through it.
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  11406. Yes, that is what I was thinking.
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  11407. +SG .Hedge I agree with you 100%!!!
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  11408. Good morning!
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  11409. +Jack Drusus The other point I would make is that if the pound went into free fall like it did in 1992 the Bank of England might have no choice but to raise rates in order to defend the currency. Can you imagine if we wake up one day and cable has dropped from $1.4000 to $1.2800 overnight?
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  11410. +Jack Drusus I saw that. Jonathan Tepper from Variant Perception was on the Australian 60 Minutes and said it's only a matter of time until it pops!
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  11411. Good morning!
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  11412. Our pleasure!
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  11413. Morning!
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  11414. Thank you too
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  11415. My pleasure!
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  11416. Same to you!
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  11417. Mostly the hedge funds and CTAs I'd say. I'd say a small percentage of them do well but the majority always lose just like retail traders.
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  11418. Thanks for listening
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  11419. My pleasure
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  11420. Morning
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  11421. I'll let you know in twenty years.
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  11422.  @jjtompson5914  Let's hope so even though the language is complicated and as I have said in the past Basel III or no Basel III I'm still holding on to my hard money.
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  11423.  @jjtompson5914  Thanks
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  11424.  @jjtompson5914  I don't give my email out but you could sign on to my Patreon for $1 and send me the message there. You can delete your $1 pledge after one month if you'd like. The details for my patreon are in the description of all my videos.
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  11425.  @jjtompson5914  The Fed does not regulate the LBMA but the Bank of England does so I'm not sure what you mean.
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  11426.  @jjtompson5914  I saw that at the end it says that the London banks "could apply for an exemption". Are you saying the exemption has been denied? You say you've got proof from the Fed but the fed is not in charge of the banks in London. I would like to see what you have. Can you provide me with a link? Thanks
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  11427.  @jjtompson5914  Hi, Thank you for the heads-up. I am reading it now.
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  11428. My pleasure!
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  11429. Glad you enjoyed it
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  11430. +lawrence boudreaux Yes it has been out on Reuters, zerohedge and others. I've put a link to the article I used as a reference to the story. You can also google Shanghai Futures Exchange and look on their website.
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  11431. +forex vert Thanks. I appreciate the feedback.
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  11432. +855MAGICAD Russia and Saudi Arabia agreed to a $3.5 billion arms deal in July this year so I think the Saudis are diversifying. I also read that the Crown prince Mohamed Bin Saud recently traveled unofficially to Israel to meet with the government there to discuss their common enemy in Assad in Syria.
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  11433. +The Forest Revealed I only did this video because one of my regular viewers/subscribers asked me to do a video about the yuan/oil/gold relationship and how that will affect the dollar's status going forward.
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  11434. +Zatoichiable The Shah of Iran was also working together with the Hunt brothers to corner the physical silver market in the late 1970s. Look what happened to him.
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  11435. +Dewey Hudson There is an old saying about those who own the gold make the rules and I can tell you the gold (real physical gold and comex contracts) has been flowing from West to East for many years
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  11436. With that amount of money you could diversify out of cash. I would be thinking of buying rental property (to get an income), buying some blue chip stocks is not a bad idea either even though stocks seem overvalued. You need to think of stock investment as a business and maybe buy high dividend ones in order to get an income. Also think of short term treasury bills. Short rates are still low, around 1%, but if interest rates start spiking highe you can always reinvest it at higher yields but if you buy long term treasuries and yields start spiking your capital or principal invested will lose value as bond prices drop. With short term t-bills (one and three month) there is very little price risk. Anyway that is what I would do.
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  11437. I'd keep the maximum FDIC insured in the bank, pay off debts if you have any and for the rest it is up to you to decide. I am not a financial advisor. I would definitely buy some gold bullion and some silver.
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  11438. +Waqar Ghulam Did you watch the whole video? I am not trying to scare anyone just talking about what is happening to currencies and especially the dollar and the yuan.
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  11439. Morning
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  11440. Okay thanks
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  11441. What's BK?
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  11442.  @MrRyan83  I did a round-table chat with him, Mike from Rethinking the Dollar, and some others a few years ago and he had nothing to say or contribute so that is why I would not be interested in interviewing him.
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  11443. I have interviewed Keith already but do not have any interest in interviewing the other guy.
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  11444. Hi @Poppie & The Stable, I am not into scapegoating. What I try to do is expose the system but unfortunately many don't care and just keep making the same mistakes our forefathers made too.
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  11445. No problem 👍
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  11446. Thank you too
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  11447. No doubt
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  11448. You're welcome
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  11449. Thank you too
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  11450. Yes, but the US was in charge of the Bretton Woods system.
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  11451. I'd the US is controlling the sea instead of patrolling. Brazil has a navy and so do other countries.
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  11452. Only gold extinguishes debts.
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  11453. Morning!
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  11454. Glad you like them!
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  11455. Morning
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  11456. Well said
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  11457. Thanks, you too!
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  11458. Thanks, you too!
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  11459. It's not common in the UK as it's rarely very hot like this. Maybe two weeks every year. It's not worth having air conditioning.
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  11460. +88Nick8 He says that data suggests markets going out of synch but that the real slap in the face will be in September. Maybe all it means is that the stock market and the real economy are starting to show even more signs that the two are out of synch? I guess we don't have long to find out but it does not seem to be forecasting anything major.
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  11461. I’m using my iMac camera rather than the iPhone camera. It’s more convenient for me. If it’s a problem I’ll think go back to the iPhone camera.
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  11462. You are welcome Joe Boucher.
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  11463. S & P 500 Index closed at the lowest level since October 2017. It will be interesting to see what happens tomorrow and on Wednesday prior to the FOMC decision and press conference. Will the Fed cave in to the markets and become less hawkish?
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  11464. Difficult to say but I think it would be an acknowledgment that the system is in trouble. BTW the level the Fed and the Treasury value the gold is exactly $42 and 2/9ths or $42.2222
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  11465. Glad it was helpful!
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  11466. Our pleasure!
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  11467. Good morning!
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  11468. Good morning!
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  11469. That’s fine. All I said is that he has been right about bitcoin’s price for the last 2 years
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  11470. +Anders Ørsted Could be. I will have a look at the story. Thanks.
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  11471. Morning!
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  11472. Hello there!
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  11473. +Winchu Lu Could be the golf. I play at least twice a week.
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  11474. Well I'm not so sure interest rates are going to be stuck down here for much longer and I could be wrong. I just know that the bull market in bonds has been ongoing since 1981 or 35 years.
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  11475. Yes and a lot of times the politicians in power work for these agencies. Christopher Story said the intelligence agencies are actually in charge.
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  11476. Thanks.
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  11477. Thanks.
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  11478. +Nik Space Thanks. Not my cup of tea! 😀
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  11479. +M Casey Do they actually have humans working for them?
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  11480. +OnlyMyPOV Funny!
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  11481. Good night
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  11482. Hi @Mr. Arby, We need ignore them and stop supporting them and getting rid of the TV.
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  11483. Hi @Sven Hinrichsen, The people in charge have inflated too far so it will end in the way you say but it will be through the collapse of the currency or hyperinflation.
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  11484. Thank you too!
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  11485. Glad it was helpful!
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  11486. Thank you! Will do!
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  11487. Thank you! You too!
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  11488. The dog is still with his mother and sisters and the breeder. I think that taking the puppy prior to when it is younger than 8 weeks old is not a good thing. Rudy was born on December 1, 2022 so by the beginning of February he will be ready to leave his mother i'd say.
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  11489. Thanks! You too!
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  11490. Glad you enjoyed it
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  11491. Hello there!
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  11492. Hello there!
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  11493. Yes, I forgot the truckers too aside from air and rail.
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  11494. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, i think the new chief will sink with the ship.
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  11495. Glad it was helpful!
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  11496. Hi, I saw that. Thanks
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  11497. Good morning!
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  11498. Thanks, you too!
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  11499. Hi @Edward Norton, I agree.
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  11500. It has been raining on and off here but it’s not bad.
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  11501. My pleasure!
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  11502. Don’t mention that dreaded s word!!! We call it an Isle of Wight as there is a place there called Shanklin.
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  11503. Thank you too
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  11504. Yes. I wanted to focus on the last 217 years. It would be very easy to get the country back on track but there is no political will at present for a return to sound money in the UK. There is one lonely Conservative MP, Stephen Baker, who is a proponent of sound money. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF0KLnvyD2U
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  11505. Here in England we usually don’t get this kind of temperatures or when we do it’s for a few days or a week. This year though it has been unusually hot.
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  11506. I think bitcoin is an alternative but it not ahead of gold and silver.
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  11507. Hi Robert, You are welcome.
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  11508. Morning
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  11509. @Baiano29 , My parents left around 1987 and so did I.
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  11510. Hello there!
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  11511. +My No. He did not mention SA.
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  11512. I think he does and it's part of the SpaceGoatsFart section. I personally am not interested nor believe in it but I like the other parts focusing on markets.
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  11513. I appreciate that
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  11514. Good morning!
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  11515. No problem
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  11516. The gold weight is 7.32 as the sovereign is 0.9166 or 22 carat gold. 0.2354 to 0.25 is a big difference.
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  11517. Hi @Boon MSgt, You are welcome and all the best to you.
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  11518. Thanks.
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  11519. You bet!
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  11520. Welcome!
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  11521. Hello there!
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  11522. Thanks for watching!
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  11523. +Ash K My dog's squeaky tennis ball!!!
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  11524. +Charles Wilson Sorry. Will try and improve on next video. Thanks for the heads up.
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  11525. The fiat price is manipulated but gold and silver themselves have been stores of value for millennia. Just because the bankers manipulate the exchange rate between their paper promises and the metals does not mean the metals do not reflect honest value.
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  11526. Hi, @James Todd You are welcome. Good day to you as well.
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  11527. Happy birthday 1964 hence maneco64
    1
  11528. Thank you so much 😀
    1
  11529. Thank you!
    1
  11530. Billy said you’d get a special lifetime discount for coming up with the company slogan! 🐶
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  11531. I do not either but that was the rumour in the market.
    1
  11532. Yes. The fundamentals have changed and that is why the Fed did not raise rates and has downgraded the economic picture and the rate hikes in the future.
    1
  11533. I have invested a small amount in a Bitcoin Fund managed by Max Keiser and Simon Dixon. I have had btc for the last three years on and off. The fund pays daily dividends in btc as they use part of the investment for mining.
    1
  11534. You’re welcome.
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  11535. I use Scatter and the Token Pocket app.
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  11536. Yes, it’s the best of a bad bunch.
    1
  11537. Glad to hear it
    1
  11538. Hello there!
    1
  11539. I was a guest of Crypto Rich so was asked by him to be on his channel.
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  11540. Hi @jamestodd9189, Good morning to you as well.
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  11541. Thank you @reaganwestlake.
    1
  11542. Hi @Janereynolds7555, Dirty Man Safe is definitely shipping to the UK and maybe even the continent.
    1
  11543. That's ok. Not a problem. :)
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  11544. +Marnus Richter I am not retired and I'm 52 by the way.
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  11545. Eu assisti o vídeo. Gostei. Você sabia que o Banco Central do Brasil foi fundado no dia 31 de Dezembro de 1964? Somente algum meses depois do golpe militar. Smells of CIA doing the banksters’ dirty work. E como você disse a Rede Globo foi fundada na mesma época.
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  11546. Oque que você acha que vai acontecer Domingo com o dollar?
    1
  11547. I have read HW Brands’ biography of Jefferson. I did know that Trump put his portrait in the Oval Office. Let’s hope Trump “routs them out”!
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  11548. Most people here in England think my accent is either American or even Canadian.
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  11549. Thanks Barry. You work in the City?
    1
  11550. You are welcome.
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  11551. Silver coins is what I meant but if you have "raw" pure silver that will do too,
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  11552. +Mary Silver is still affordable at $20 per ounce.
    1
  11553. Great analogy!
    1
  11554. No, it's a Kg 2.12 generic bar with Special Assay number he bought from Gold Investments in London.
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  11555. +Anders That is possible but I am beginning to wonder whether a Le Pen victory will make any difference. Look at how Trump has flipped! The only upside for me, individually, is that I bet a little bit of money on Le Pen to win ( almost 8 to 1 odds).
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  11556. Yes! Thank you!
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  11557. Thank you!
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  11558. Welcome!
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  11559. No.
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  11560. He is doing a lot better today.
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  11561. You are very welcome
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  11562. If you don't have a property (renting) I'd personally buy the property and maybe leave a little on the side for a bit of gold.
    1
  11563. My pleasure!
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  11564. Are you buying?
    1
  11565. The BoE basically has resumed QE before even starting QT.
    1
  11566. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  11567.  @johnjordansailing  Because I do not see fiat currencies as good savings instruments or stores of value as they always go to zero while gold has held its purchasing power for thousands of years and is always there when you need it. The fiat dollar has a very bleak future and that is what I believe in.
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  11568. Gold was trading at $1045 when I started my channel in late 2015 and it was at $320 when I first bought it in 2002.
    1
  11569. You're welcome!
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  11570. Yes, the y just started doing QE again!!!
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  11571. Thanks for listening
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  11572. Thank you! Cheers!
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  11573. All the information about Basel 3 is public and even though I know the bankers are not honest I have not seen the BIS or FSB announce anything about a deadline date at the end of this month as far as gold’s status is concerned. The reason I called them is that there are many people in the alternative space claiming that the date is important even though there is nothing in any BIS or FSB literature that mentions a deadline for gold’s status. Believe me I don’t like calling the people at the BiS as I think it is a corrupt institution and you can search BIS in my YouTube channel and find many of my videos that expose and criticise this bank.
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  11574. You mean the paper version? The real thing is going for a great deal more.
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  11575. Hi @Neil Baker, I agree with you but I am willing to take the chance and I would not take this test if I didn't have to. I have not taken any tests up to now so this will be the first.
    1
  11576. Unfortunately I cannot control what adverts are played.
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  11577. Thanks, you too!
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  11578. Hi Savio. Good morning to you too.
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  11579. It looks like they need the supply.
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  11580. Morning Ben!
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  11581. Glad you enjoyed it
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  11582. Thanks 👍
    1
  11583. Good morning!
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  11584. Very welcome
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  11585. Morning!
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  11586. Thanks, you too!
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  11587. Happy to help
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  11588. Hi @ Jane Reynolds, The Loire Valley sounds nice!
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  11589. IG Index
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  11590. +Judith Thank you.
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  11591. +Nathan I never said anything about mining adding value to bitcoin.
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  11592. +Nathan Neiman New bitcoins can only come into existence through mining. As of February, 2016 about 15 million bitcoins had been mined and the limit will be 21 million. The last bitcoin is expected to be mined in 2140. BTW that is not a typo.
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  11593. +RICKSHAWMAN247 I used this website to buy ethereum with bitcoin: https://www.myetherwallet.com/#view-wallet-info IG index does not give you access to crypto currencies as it only allows you to bet on the price movements. You should also google ethereum exchange and that could help you find a way to buy it.
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  11594. Don’t think so as it’s Metro Bank operates solely in the U.K. market I think.
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  11595. Par for the course and they will do it again and be fined again.
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  11596. I appreciate that!
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  11597. Hope you enjoy it!
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  11598. Morning!
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  11599. Glad you enjoyed it
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  11600. Merry Christmas @Bjorn Andreas Bull-Hansen! Skol.
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  11601. Thanks, Bjorn and a Happy New Year.
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  11602. Gold, silver, and any other very marketable commodities are money. The bankers and politicians hate gold and silver because they can't create it out of thin air.
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  11603. Parliament is part of the "divide and rule" mechanism to keep the people oblivious to the real power they have under the Constitution and common law. This mechanism had to be ratcheted up by the powers behind the creation of the Bank of England in 1694 which basically instituted the national debt. The national debt has grown from £2 million in 1692 to over £2 trillion now and this has only really benefited those close to the fiat currency/debt spigot of the Bank and the City of London. The people have had to carry the burden of the debt through taxation and inflation of the currency.
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  11604. Well said!
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  11605. You too!
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  11606. Glad it was helpful!
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  11607. Back in 2011 and 2012 the PIIGS (Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain) were failing until ECB President Mario Draghi made his "whatever it takes" speech on July 26, 2012. Greek 10-year yields spike to 40% and if Draghi did not bring out his funny money bazooka all those countries' governments would have gone bust and the rest. Italy & Spain's 10-year spiked above 7%, Portugal went to 15% and Ireland 14.5%. Paddy Power had more cash than all failed Irish banks put together.
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  11608. Be the ball!
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  11609. I'm glad you like it
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  11610. The Handbook of Fixed Income Securities by Fabozzi & Fabozzi
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  11611. Happy new year!
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  11612. Welcome!
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  11613. Same to you!
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  11614. Glad you think so!
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  11615. Good morning!
    1
  11616. Happy new year!
    1
  11617. Happy new year!
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  11618. Hy @Lynn Burns, Unfortunately, when you go off sound money and live beyond your means (government budget and current account deficits for decades) that is what happens. It does not have to be so on an individual basis though.
    1
  11619. Happy new year
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  11620. The markets are shut today.
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  11621. Same to you!
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  11622. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  11623. Happy new year!
    1
  11624. Happy new year!
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  11625. Thanks, you too!
    1
  11626. Hello there!
    1
  11627. Good morning!
    1
  11628. Appreciate it
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  11629. You cannot change the cycles. As I said it could happen as early as 2023.
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  11630. +FGTBOGSAT Crypto currency is speculation while precious metals are the ultimate wealth preservers. If you listen to my videos my views have not changed.
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  11631. I know about that as I have followed John Williams of shadowstats.com for years. The only reason I mention the official rates is because that is what the Fed uses for its decision. The phony statistics could be a subject for another video.
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  11632. +john Chesterfield Make sure you share it! ;)
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  11633. Thank you too
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  11634. Hi Timmy. How are you?
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  11635. My pleasure!
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  11636. Thanks for sharing!
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  11637. My pleasure!
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  11638. Good night
    1
  11639. Thanks for watching!
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  11640. Thanks
    1
  11641. Unfortunately, that is what it has come down to.
    1
  11642. Thanks
    1
  11643. Hello there!
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  11644. Welcome
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  11645. CIA creation so not surprising.
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  11646. Thanks, you too!
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  11647. Good morning @inner dinosaur.
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  11648. Glad it was helpful!
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  11649. My pleasure
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  11650. @Tzun Zhu I do not watch Neil so I could not tell.
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  11651. I will check it out
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  11652. Thanks for the sub!
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  11653. Hi @Joan Ramon Guinjoan, I have some miners and would say they are more speculation than investment. The bigger miners like Newmont, Barrick and Franco Nevada act more as an investment I'd say. With the miners you need to be prepared for a lot of volatility so it will not act as a stable store of value like bullion.
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  11654. Hope you enjoyed it!
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  11655. I will have a look. Thanks
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  11656. Yes, I thought VAT was an EU tax. Will we still be able to play the Euro Millions Lottery?
    1
  11657. Shih Tzu
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  11658. @rumpelstiltskin9768 , Small world.
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  11659. @maxwalker4121 , I remember when a sovereign was around £50 in 2002 or 2003 and you could not buy as much with £50 then as you can with the £450 that you get for the sovereign today. Gold will protect you against devaluation and some more.
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  11660. @stephenboyd4934 , It is an excuse to impose policies they did not tell the electorate they would impose. £22 billion is less than 1% of GDP.
    1
  11661. Hello there!
    1
  11662. I've put the link to the free pdf in the description of this video.
    1
  11663. Hi Mark, Thank The Realist as well for informing about Mr Jenkins too. Thanks for following my channel too.
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  11664. Hi elinor s, You are welcome.
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  11665. Yes, he is asleep now.
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  11666. I saw that! 2076. Ridiculous.
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  11667. Much appreciated
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  11668. Thanks 🙏
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  11669. Morning!
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  11670. Hello there!
    1
  11671. Good morning!
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  11672. Hi @Gypsyking589, It is the truth. As I said they might use the technology and even if they do it does not mean the coin will necessarily go up in value. As I said I've had my chips on gold and silver since 2002 and will continue to do so.
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  11673. Only because people have asked. Listen to the video and you will see what I think.
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  11674. Thanks!
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  11675.  @RecklessG1  XRP is the mnemonic for it.
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  11676. Hi @RecklessG1, I used to have a lot more but as I said it could be used as a technology for a new currency but my way of betting on a reset has been to buy gold and silver since 2002.
    1
  11677. Hello there!
    1
  11678. You're welcome 😊
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  11679. +Paul Gold got up to $1308 earlier this morning and last night had dropped below $1300 so I expect a bit more volatility.
    1
  11680. They will do the reverse as they are already showing this year. That is how I see it.
    1
  11681. Glad to hear it!
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  11682. Welcome!
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  11683. My pleasure!
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  11684. That would be one for the books! YouTube would probably delete it.
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  11685. My pleasure!
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  11686. I'd say the paper gold could in the short term look volatile but gold's purchasing power has been very stable for thousands of years. Junior gold mining stock are a different story. Gold is a constant and timeless measure of value or wealth so I'd say it's the opposite of being speculative.
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  11687. Good morning!
    1
  11688. Same to you!
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  11689. Yes, you are right
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  11690. Always welcome
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  11691. :)
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  11692. My pleasure!
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  11693. Thanks again!
    1
  11694. That's right. The CFTC guy.
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  11695. Hi Anders, I have not. I will have a look. Thanks.
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  11696. I agree. Human beings adapt.
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  11697. I wasn't complaining about it not arriving but about the fact that UPS can not give people a specific time of arrival and that if there is no one home they will charge you for having to have it redelivered.
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  11698. The problem I have with Jim Willie is that he cannot prove a lot of the things he says. He has sources but are they credible?
    1
  11699. I have not written one.
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  11700. Thanks.
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  11701. Good morning!
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  11702. @Pierre Therrien, I guess I was delusional two and a half years ago when I warned of inflation when few saw it and then a year later when it arrived they also thought it was transitory. Hyperinflation has nothing to do with cost push inflation or a rate above 50% it is simply the total rejection of the currency and loss of faith and confidence in those who issue it.
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  11703. Hi @Stephanie D, Thank you.
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  11704. Thank you too
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  11705. Thanks, I'll look into it.
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  11706. Thanks for the feedback and support.
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  11707. +Robert Villeneuve I just finished watching the video. If the data and Clif's interpretation thereof are correct we could be in for very interesting times indeed!
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  11708. Thanks. I will.
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  11709. Thank you! You too!
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  11710. Schoenried. Far away from Davos.
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  11711. Thanks! 😃
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  11712. Thank you, I will
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  11713. Thank you, I will
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  11714. Well said!
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  11715. It’s the continuous from month 10-year futures contract in the CBOT.
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  11716. My pleasure!
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  11717. Thank you! You too!
    1
  11718. Hello there!
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  11719. Thank you! You too!
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  11720. Thank you, I will
    1
  11721. There is one and I have spoken about it here. The ticker symbol is UROY. You will own uranium through it.
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  11722. I prefer anarchy or without a leader. Anarchy, derived from a Greek word meaning "having no ruler,"
    1
  11723. It's not me. It's a bot impersonator.
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  11724. It's not me. It's a bot impersonator.
    1
  11725. Yes.
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  11726. Hi @John Brown, Do you happen to work in Langley, Virginia by any chance?
    1
  11727. You are right but a lot of the propaganda from the political sector spills over to some members of the public because they will buy into the narrative.
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  11728. +Michael Martin Thanks. I like Ron Paul. Met him in 2002 at the Mises Institute.
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  11729. +VC YT I will.
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  11730. +VC YT Currency (£) devaluation is not a good thing as it cheats savers but for the government and other people in debt it helps. Basically it (devaluation) punishes those who do the right thing and rewards those who don't.
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  11731. Thanks!
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  11732. There is still silver above ground that people hold in form of jewellery, silverware etc and some silver from electronic goods can also be recycled.
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  11733. Hi @Cole Wheeler, I enjoyed it but I am glad I liquidated when I did in 2014 as right now it would have been closed because of the lockdowns. I enjoy talking to you guys about the metals and economics much more than running the shop.
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  11734. You are welcome!
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  11735. Hello there!
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  11736. Thanks and welcome
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  11737.  @edwardhorton8684  I don't know as I am not a dealer.
    1
  11738. You're welcome
    1
  11739. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  11740. Happy holidays!
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  11741. Welcome!
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  11742. Glad you enjoyed it
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  11743. He is willing to let us know what he thinks and how he thinks it will play out.
    1
  11744. Have some liquid assets outside the current system like gold and silver I would say.
    1
  11745. Same to you!
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  11746. Hi @Mujahid, I do not disagree with you.
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  11747. You could be right but there have been many things that have happened in the last three years that we thought would never happen.
    1
  11748. Thanks for listening
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  11749. Welcome!
    1
  11750. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  11751. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  11752. I think he was just saying what would happen there as people there won't buy into it. Maybe we need to wake up here in the UK and try to expose the people who run the system. That is what I have been trying to do.
    1
  11753. Thanks for listening
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  11754. Glad you think so!
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  11755. Thank you! Cheers!
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  11756. Our pleasure!
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  11757. Welcome!
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  11758. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  11759. Thanks for the visit
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  11760. Thank you too
    1
  11761. Thanks
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  11762. Good luck in Soviet Europe!
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  11763. Sounds good
    1
  11764. Good morning!
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  11765.  @wb6004  It's just like the dollar. They have kept the old name but there is no fixed backing anymore by silver or gold. The best name for it would be a Bank of England Note just like in the US it should be a Federal Reserve Note and not a dollar.
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  11766. Thanks for the visit
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  11767. Most welcome
    1
  11768. No problem!
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  11769. Yes, I realise I made a mistake there and that is why I put a graphic on the video correcting it.
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  11770. +Marco Mosri We are not financial advisers. We only give our opinion here. You should make your own decisions when investing or trading. Good luck.
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  11771. Morning
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  11772. Morning.
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  11773. My pleasure!
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  11774. You guessed right.
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  11775. Or you could go to Las Vegas and try your luck there as well.
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  11776. Glad you enjoyed it
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  11777. The operative word in your comment is "was". He attended a 2014 WEF conference in Panama but has not been back to WEF since. I could be wrong but from what I heard him say he seems to be an anarcho-capitalist. Trump and Putin attended WEF too so I guess they are WEFers too.
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  11778. Former Fed chairman Paul Volcker is an alumnus.
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  11779. As I said @andrewkin9435, Read Rothbard's book for which I provided a FREE pdf and you will understand what I mean. In the book, you will learn about the Austrian School of Economics regression theorem of money which means you go back in time to see how money came about or where it evolved from. One thing I can tell you it was not Central Banks that invented money.
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  11780. Hi, @arnoldlayne1354, With all due respect I don't live off the state. If you know a good way of getting something for nothing please let me know. i do not charge you or any other viewer for anything but I am not a charitable foundation.
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  11781. He attended an economic conference in Panama in 2014 organized by the WEF so I'd say his view of things has changed a lot since then.
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  11782. Bitcoin is not hard currency. It is a software program and i have used it before but prefer gold and silver.
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  11783. From what i heard him say he wants Argentinians and their businesses to trade freely with every nation plus I don't think Argentina is in a military position to act like the neocons. Please give me a link to an article or interview where he talks about neocon foreign policy and I will read it.
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  11784. Good morning
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  11785. The U.S. would just take it though.
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  11786. Good morning!
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  11787. Welcome!
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  11788. Hi @phlipjones9458, I have not heard of it.
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  11789. Thank you too!
    1
  11790. Thanks for that!
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  11791. Well said
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  11792. Hi @P W, You might want to ask Gold Investments as Oliver told me they were looking into last year. The details for GI are below in the description of this video.
    1
  11793. Thank you too
    1
  11794. My pleasure!
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  11795. Morning!
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  11796.  @omantel147  I know the people at Glint so I know how they operate and I have a referral code with them which you can find in the description of all my videos. They both provide basically the same service but Glint is much more user-friendly and provides you with a debit card and app through which you might choose to spend your gold. Bullion Vault has been around for about 15 years and were financed by Lord Rothschild and they provide you with gold and silver storage only but discourage people from taking delivery. Glint allows for delivery too but it's not their major goal as they are trying to bring gold back as a currency too. I personally prefer Glint but you should look into both and decide for yourself. I'd say the customer service for Glint is very good and personal and while I did deal with BullionVault over a decade ago and I could not tell you how good their customer service is.
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  11797. Hi, The gold in your Glint account is held in your name and in an allocated account while the fiat currency you might hold with them is held in a segregated account.
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  11798. Hi @Richard O vancouver, There are Billy mugs and t-shirts, sweat shirts already. The link to my Teespring store is in the description or also just below this video.
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  11799. Hi @Ben Gray, Good morning to you too.
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  11800. Hello there!
    1
  11801. Maybe it would be good if nobody suffered. I'd never wish misery on anyone.
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  11802. Welcome!!
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  11803. Our pleasure!
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  11804. Thanks for listening
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  11805. Thanks so much
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  11806. Thank you! Cheers!
    1
  11807. Good morning!
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  11808. Good morning!
    1
  11809. Hello there!
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  11810. I'd say the pound was on its last legs as they could not support going back to the pre-1914 rate like they tried to do in 1925. I'd say the dollar had taken over de-facto by then.
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  11811. He wrote good books about these subjects. All available online.
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  11812. If you are in the UK you can check the description of my video. There is information concerning Gold Investments.
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  11813. The UK still produces just under 1 million barrels of oil a day but the price is set worldwide. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_oil_production
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  11814. Our pleasure!
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  11815. Morning
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  11816. Morning
    1
  11817. Good morning!
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  11818. Morning
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  11819. +Charles D, I saw this article on zerohedge which will probably interest you. I have not read it yet. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-01-26/trump-setting-oil-markets-another-bust
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  11820. +Padd I have been talking about the precious metals manipulation for years and I started following GATA and Bill Murphy in 2002 because watching the markets everyday I started noticing blatant patterns in gold. I have made videos about the manipulation of the gold and silver markets and believe me I know why the central bankers need to do it. With that said I do not want to keep harping on about it with every move in the god and silver price. If you think you can better analyse things and want to follow more closely the manipulation you are free to do it. When I worked in the City I remember talking to reporters from Bloomberg about the god price manipulation and trying to explain to them why it happened and they agreed with my view but said it was not something they wanted to cover.
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  11821. Who knows maybe a bit like Doge Coin?
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  11822. Hi Tom, you are welcome and thanks for watching.
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  11823. Morning @Kim Beaney.
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  11824. Morning!
    1
  11825. Only in a dream I guess.
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  11826. Glad to hear it!
    1
  11827. Good morning!
    1
  11828. Don’t judge a book by its cover. 😄
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  11829. You are welcome.
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  11830. Hi @Nick Staben, I have no association with the company but I am doing a "paid promotion" for them on behalf of a marketing company. You might want to try purchasing on the TSX-V exchange in Canada as they are listed there. I am checking to see what is going on what this means for you.
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  11831. Good morning!
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  11832. No, he snores a lot usually. Sometimes he does have doggymares too.
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  11833. Hi @Tokomac, I'm not sure you have listened because I covered it in the video. It is Elliott Management which was founded and is run by Paul Singer.
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  11834. Same to you!
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  11835. +88Nick8 I just finished going through it and have to say there is nothing new in it so I think I'll pass it this month.
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  11836. Roger cammack I guess holding euros instead of GBP has ben beneficial if you plan to come back to the UK.
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  11837. +Roger Are you a UK resident? If your home currency is sterling holding gold has been great insurance since Brexit. The price of gold and silver are falling but I do not see lines or queues of people outside jewellers or pawnbrokers waiting to sell their gold. Gold and silver are real money and have thousands of years track record.
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  11838. +Joe I do not know your circumstances so it's difficult to say what % you should have in PMs. I personally would not sleep well at night with less than 50% of my liquid assets in PMs. There are some who recommend 10% and others 100% so maybe somewhere in the middle is OK.
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  11839. +Roger Gold is up more than 25% in sterling terms since Brexit.
    1
  11840. +Robert I heard from one my subscribers on Friday that a friend of his from Germany said the Deutsche bank ATMs were not working on Friday.
    1
  11841. +gogogo I agree with you 100% but we first need to expose them as manipulators and then hopefully the general public will understand the criminality of it all.
    1
  11842. +Elvis 99 I actually googled images "Paul Volcker vatican Bank Letter". It's down about on the fourth row of images.
    1
  11843. +Jack Drusus Yes. I am encouraged by the numbers too. Thanks for your support.
    1
  11844. At www.shadowstats.com
    1
  11845. Hi @ Colin Nicholas, The U.S. dollar is also losing value versus gold but just not as fast as the other ones.
    1
  11846. Hi @Colin Nicholas, Back in the time period around 2003 to 2006 the dollar was going down faster versus gold so your reasoning did not apply.
    1
  11847. Hi @Vera Wolff, Yes you are right but from what the currency is doing I bet it will pick up quite soon.
    1
  11848. Thanks @Leroy Jones.
    1
  11849. Hi @Vera Wolff, I do speak Portuguese but mostly when I speak with my mum and sisters.
    1
  11850. Hi @Vera Wolff, Thanks.
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  11851. +Chris Taylor Maybe but I would say if the BTC futures get off the ground ethereum, litcoin & co. will soon get a listing on the futures exchanges as well.
    1
  11852. +Conscious Being Interesting theory.
    1
  11853. The CME group is the biggest futures exchange in the h world. The Nasdaq is a stock exchange but I guess they are free to venture into futures but I’d say the CME contract will most probably come out on top. The other question I’ll pass! 😀
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  11854. Thanks
    1
  11855. Thanks
    1
  11856. Morning
    1
  11857. Welcome
    1
  11858. Thank you too
    1
  11859. I think they help.
    1
  11860. I have also seen that a German bank is storing billions in physical cash in their vaults because of NIRP. I would not trust the post office with my gold.
    1
  11861. Hi Edward, I have heard of Harry Dent and I have listened to his interviews and read his work and I totally agree with him on the demographics. Even Greenspan talked about the demographics problem indirectly a week or so ago. What I disagree with Mr Dent on is that gold is a commodity but it is the only commodity that is purely money as even central banks nowadays hold on to around 35'000 metric tons of it. Gold will perform well in periods of monetary imbalance be it inflationary or deflationary periods. During the Great Depression the price of gold went up from $20.67 to $35 per troy ounce and the best performing stocks in the 1930s were mining stocks. I think Mr Dent makes a huge mistake in looking at gold as just like any other commodity. Silver is also money but it is also an industrial metal but it will act more like gold instead of a run of the mill commodity.
    1
  11862. Do you mean mortgage rates? If so no.
    1
  11863. Hi @rayhilchey6706, Harvard didn't seem to think he was "scatterbrained" as he worked for them from 1997 to 2022.
    1
  11864. Champagne Socialists is the term you are looking for.
    1
  11865. I'm aware of the difference between the United States of America Corp. and these united Sates of America.
    1
  11866. Technically the United States dollar is a fixed weight of fine silver or more precisely 371.25 grains. Is that what you mean? There are still those who think that the Federal Reserve Notes being used today are actually United States dollar. Are you one of them?
    1
  11867. I thought you guys had about 48 million people on food stamps and about 95 million out of the work force? Don't get me wrong the UK is not doing any better and I am not trying to put the U.S. down it's just that I would not expect to see so many people out of work and begging for food in a prosperous and booming economy.
    1
  11868. Do I detect sarcasm in your comment about "these prosperous economic times"?
    1
  11869. I do not make recommendations but f you are going to buy gold and silver I would consider it as saving money at the end of the month and not worry about the price of gold in fiat currencies.
    1
  11870. Gold and silver are my favourite currencies but I do hold other currencies as well.
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  11871. Hi @Charles Sharrard III, That is a possibility and I think it would be a good thing but until it happens it is only speculation.
    1
  11872. Hi Rumpel, I hope everything is going well for you. Have a nice weekend.
    1
  11873. It was congressman Brad Sherman:https://smmirror.com/2009/01/martial-law-once-unthinkable-now-threatened/
    1
  11874. My pleasure!
    1
  11875. Good night
    1
  11876. Morning!
    1
  11877. Hi Alain, I spoke about this a few weeks ago. (January 2, 2022) Here is the link: https://youtu.be/fweQpv5WXxI
    1
  11878. Thanks for watching
    1
  11879. No problem
    1
  11880. Welcome
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  11881. The market was volatile today as the Dow finished 250 points off the low and the pound traded 2 different big figures. The fx market is all over the place and I expect the wild swings to continue.
    1
  11882. I'll be posting a new video with a summary for the day.
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  11883. Yes. Bitcoin has stayed up well.
    1
  11884. I agree. That was the rumour in the financial markets that triggered the turnaround in the British pound and the stock market.
    1
  11885. Thanks for watching
    1
  11886. I am surprised George P. Schultz is still alive. He's 99 and is a Deep Stater if ever there was one. Interesting that he was on the board of Gilead for almost 10 years.
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  11887. I saw something about that this morning actually and it seems to be Pie in the Sky to me to be honest.
    1
  11888. We shall see
    1
  11889. @paranoidandroid9825 , Fiat dollars are no different but the point here is that there will a lot less demand for fiat dollars. Less demand for dollars means it becomes worth less. It is the law of supply and demand.
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  11890. Because it has not been inflated as much as the dollar so it has held its value versus real things and gold in particular.
    1
  11891. Hey, thanks!
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  11892.  @jardenc  I am sure Tucker would have asked a lot more questions had he had more time.
    1
  11893. Whi told you that? John Kirby?
    1
  11894. I would say the vast majority of it will flow right back to the Military Industrial Complex and the dictators abroad will get some crumbs.
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  11895. Good morning!
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  11896. It's not my camera that is foggy it was just the morning light today that was hazy.
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  11897. Thanks Paola.
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  11898. +Harry I'm steemit too.
    1
  11899. +Bohemianh Agree 100%!
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  11900. I think the market cap for cryptocurrencies don't make them abundant enough for them to be the premier money for the world.The present market cap of all gold ever mined is around $7 trillion compared to $100 billion for bitcoin and ethereum as I type.
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  11901. The problem the Fed and other central banks have is that they have created trillions of dollars/pounds/euros and yens out of thin air thinking it would help kick start the economy but they have got nothing to show for. When investors realise this all hell will break loose in my opinion.
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  11902. The financial markets focus on the non farm payroll data and not the 4.7% unemployment rate. The UR is for the "sheeple"!
    1
  11903. Because he is just a front or errand boy.
    1
  11904. Hi @Christina Napolitano, good morning.
    1
  11905. +Sidney Boudro He was in another room.
    1
  11906. +Sidney Boudro What I mean is that there is a climate of division that could lead to internal conflict as a result of all the terror attacks my muslin extremists.
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  11907. Thanks!
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  11908. Gold is up £10 from the close on the 29th of December. £960 to £970.
    1
  11909. I think Steve Jobs referenced Wayne Gretzky in his quote.
    1
  11910. Same to you
    1
  11911. Don’t know what you mean.
    1
  11912. You could well be right and there could be negotiations behind the curtains that we do not even know about.
    1
  11913. Yes, but the Soviet Union collapsed over 30 years ago and their troops left the Warsaw Pact countries pretty right after that.
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  11914. I didn’t say China was the problem but why China is trying to get away from the dollar.
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  11915. I appreciate that!
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  11916. You're welcome
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  11917. Salut Marc!
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  11918. They would still be around but would be worth a lot less in real tangible goods' terms.
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  11919. Yes. Pretty much I would say.
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  11920. No he stayed in England with his grandma!
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  11921. Billy is with his grandma!
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  11922. I like his work and have been following him for years.
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  11923. I went to school near Orlando.
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  11924. Thanks @J R
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  11925. My pleasure!
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  11926. Morning
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  11927. Yes I do. I have a couple of them.
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  11928. Morning and hello!
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  11929. Hello there!
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  11930. Thank you!
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  11931. Welcome
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  11932. Good morning!
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  11933. I was looking at the road and checking my mirror and that is why I did not look at the camera.
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  11934. Not if there is a reset to a New Dollar at 1000 to 1
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  11935. @jsnip4 does it all the time.
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  11936. No, it is a Korean car called Hyundai.
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  11937. No, everything would be divided by 1000.
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  11938. It's the right side here in the U.K.
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  11939. That's because I am a car!!!!
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  11940. Hi @Ainsley Cooper, It is a one-off.
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  11941.  @johnnagle7702  Yes
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  11942.  @johnnagle7702  When Nixon closed the gold window the dollar was 1/35th of a troy ounce of gold and had been at that level since 1934 when the dollar was devalued from 1/20.67th to 1/35th. So after the gold window was closed they thought they would be able to keep the dollar fixed to gold at 1/42.22 of a troy ounce which is a revaluation for gold of around 20%. That, of course, never worked as in the free market it is now valued at almost 1/2000th. So why have they left the statutory price at $42.22? I think it is because they want to pretend gold is not really significant as a monetary metal or commodity.
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  11943. That was the devaluation back in around 1973 from $35 to $42.22 and that is the price at which the Federal Reserve values its gold certificates at to the present day.
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  11944. Thanks Carl and all the best to you too.
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  11945. Thanks, Jimmy.
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  11946. Hi J A Mark, I am aware of both measures and I think they are both bogus as there are around 100 million people out of the workforce. You must be new to my videos as I have been exposing government statistics for the last few years that I have had this channel.
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  11947. Morning!
    1
  11948. Thanks again!
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  11949. Yes, derivatives is one the ways they keep this Ponzi going. They manipulate the underlying price of assets through derivatives which are basically side bets using the fake fiat currency they (bankers) have access to.
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  11950. Hi @El Plata, You are welcome.
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  11951. Hi @Carl Sitler, You are right and I would add that they count government expenditure as production too which makes no sense.
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  11952. With Periscope the video appears on Twitter right? Is it possible to put it on youtube?
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  11953. I'll look into it. Thanks
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  11954. Thanks.
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  11955. Thanks
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  11956. Well that might be true but as a former broker I would say that one client's order does not represent the trend. Don't forget that around 10pm London the pound rose all the way above $1.50 and we are now at $1.4572. Maybe his client sold last night at $1.50 and if he could buy it back this morning at $1.40 would be a great trade as far as fx trading is concerned.
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  11957. This is far from being over.
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  11958. This youtube link is for Sprint advert.
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  11959. +shonshonacg I have not heard about this. Is there a link you can give relating to this?
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  11960. Thanks.
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  11961. We will see.
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  11962. Thanks, you too!
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  11963. No problem 😊
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  11964. Hi @peace & Grace, I am aware of all that you said above but I try to stay off this topic as I'd be banned from here. They are probably instigating all this but I think it's gone way past the time where we have time to do all the analysis of who has been behind all this and just warn people what is happening. I don't think the NWO will succeed in the long term though.
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  11965. Because I did not post it on Rumble. All my daily videos go on Rumble but sometimes i do not post interviews there.
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  11966. No problem
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  11967. No worries
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  11968. Thanks, you too!
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  11969. Good morning!
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  11970. G'day mw3516405, Rudy says hi.
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  11971. Glad you liked it!
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  11972. Very welcome
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  11973. Dollar reserves abroad are held in US banks abroad and those banks are usually part of the NY Fed district so the M2 part would of the eurodollars should show up in the calculation. M2 is M1 plus savings accounts and money market funds. There are eurodollars floating around also in what is called the Eurobond market but that is not part of M2. M1 is Fed Reserve notes, coins, and traveler's checks so the notes are issued by the Fed, coins by the Treasury (Mint), and the checks by U.S. financial institutions so the M1 part is all accounted for too.
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  11974. Thank you too
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  11975. Hi Christy Easley, Don't forget that what happened on March 30, 1981. I think after that date he was not in charge anymore and his VP was though. I could be wrong but what he said about government I agree with.
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  11976. Very possible. A good cover for the Rothschilds.
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  11977. Hi @Bowman, I still believe counterparty risk is the biggest risk around but as I said I have some counterparty risk as I hold mining stocks with a broker and I have a Glint account. I'd rather have some extra funds in gold through my Glint account than keep it in fiat in a bank. As for physical gold and silver, I still believe they are the safest. Many of my subscribers like Glint and some not so much. One needs to weigh the risks.
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  11978. Hi Bowman, Sometimes Youtube might cancel it themselves but I can assure you I have not deleted any comments.
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  11979. In the early 1990s that's where mortgage rates were here in the UK.
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  11980. Yes. If people are bidding $7 for it yes.
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  11981. No. Options on Comex futures. GC
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  11982. You too
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  11983. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  11984. Hi @Hugh Hassell, The bankers have taken over a corrupt political system too. The Federal Reserve is their instrument by which they privatize profits and sociliaze losses (bailouts, QE, etc..) We do not have unregulated free markets but quite the opposite.
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  11985. You could be right but the fact that the Dow dropped 394 points today and the 10yr and 30yr yields were up about 7 bps is somewhat concerning. As you sai though only time will tell.
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  11986. It's up to you to decided that really.
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  11987. Hi +VC YT Maneco is an old nickname and 64 is for my year of birth. What about you? What's the VC and YT stand for?
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  11988. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  11989. Thanks, you too!
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  11990. LBMA is not a public exchange, it is an OTC market and what they call futures are technically forwards. The COMEX in the CME is a publicly traded exchange. The LBMA does not issued free data about the trades and overall positions of its members.
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  11991. @flakieflake9616 , We will have to wait and see. Just because McLeod says so doesn't mean it is so.
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  11992. Glad you liked it!
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  11993. Morning
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  11994. Glad to hear it!
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  11995. 😂
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  11996. Morning
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  11997. Hi +Brandi You are welcome. Thanks.
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  11998. You are welcome.
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  11999. here is more on this Italian Ref. It looks like it will be on Nov. 15th and Dec 5th. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-italy-politics-referendum-idUSKCN11C27C
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  12000. Do you mean the Referendum? From what I have rear it is a vote on whether to basically do away with the Italian senate do it's a constitutional question. The Italian PM has been the one who has pushed for it so if the public reject the constitutional change you could see political uncertainty and new general elections and from what I have gathered the anti-EU parties are rising in Italy so indirectly this referendum has the chance of rocking the boat and start the ball rolling for Italy leaving the euro or even the EU. I think the referendum is just before the US elections in November and I think the US elections could be an even bigger trigger for higher gold prices if Trump wins.
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  12001. You need to get a Bitcoin wallet. I recommend you go into www.blockchain.info to get your wallet. After that I would do a google search for "buy bitcoin online".
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  12002. Thank you, I will
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  12003. Thanks
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  12004. It still out preformed the nasdaq by 35% last year.
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  12005. Hi @oceans Away, maybe so but what he said about banking was correct.
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  12006.  @patienceobongo  De nada.
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  12007. Yes, that too. That is the size of government and the deficit spending. Good point.
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  12008. No problem!
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  12009. Hi Simon, thanks for the feedback. Cheers from Olde England!
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  12010. I could not as I’d recommend its abolition!
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  12011. You are welcome, Tony and thanks for the feedback.
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  12012. I saw that.
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  12013. Thanks and welcome
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  12014. Hope you enjoy it!
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  12015. Appreciate that
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  12016. Yes.
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  12017. Hi @Bing Bong, I saw that. Nice coin.
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  12018. Hi @Michael Kuhl, They are working for me. Maybe there is a problem on your side/.
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  12019. Gold for me are coins and bars. Shares in mining companies are a derivative of gold.
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  12020.  @mattsullivan8286  Good point. You are right about the PTBs not wanting the public involved in physical gold and silver.
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  12021. Good morning!
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  12022. Good morning!
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  12023. Thanks, @ZIPPER FIXER.
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  12024. Thanks, John. I will have a look.
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  12025. If you read the article about the scrip the mess after the war was with the Continental currency and not the colonial scrips.
    1
  12026. Because we follow precious metals especially and the other markets like fiat currencies as gold and silver are priced against them. I do talk about cryptos once in a while but it’s not the focus of this channel despite all the attention it is getting right now. It’s nothing personal.
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  12027. Hi @katman734, I would love to visit the region and get a few rounds of golf in.
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  12028. Awesome, thank you!
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  12029. Thanks, you too!
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  12030. Good morning!
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  12031. Rudy says: Thanks! 😃
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  12032. You're welcome
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  12033. +dwardt The price will have to rise.
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  12034. +VC YT That is how it has been since the euro came online in 1999 but I am afraid the market might have other ideas going forward.
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  12035. The ALTA June report is published in June it covers Immediacy Data, Short Term Data and Long term data. The bitcoin rush is actually supposed to happen in Mid July but has actually come earlier. The move away from the dollar is supposed to happen throughout the Summer of 2016 and onwards. The dollar index is at 93.14 or down half a percent today and is near 12 month lows. The June 2016 report does not just cover the time period of June.
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  12036. As I said you can buy the ALTA reports from www.halfpasthuman.com These reports usually come out once a month and they cost $15 ALTA stands for Asymmetric Linguistic Trends Analysis This is a good video if you would like to learn more about the WEB BOT works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyNoYx2oOfo
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  12037. You can buy the ALTA reports at www.halfpasthuman.com I do not think the web bot system is actually for sale. You need to ask Clif High
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  12038. www.halfpasthuman.com
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  12039. Same to you!
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  12040. Thank you 👍
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  12041. You could be right. The real world economy is coming to a grinding halt.
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  12042. Hi Yvonne, Hope you are well. Thanks for the feedback.
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  12043. Let's hope it happens sooner rather than later!
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  12044. I've seen those.
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  12045. Hi John, thanks for the feedback and you are welcome.
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  12046. Yes, unfortunately, Socialism has become a universal scourge.
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  12047. Billy costs £34. It's worth it because my wife and I could not do what the groomer does. We can give him a bath but that is about it.
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  12048. As long as we have Central Banks and fiat money it does not matter who is in power. The Torys are just as Socialist as Labour. Why does nothing ever change when you get a new government? The last I saw we still have a huge welfare/corporate/warfare government here in the U.K. I'm not picking on the U.K. as I know it's the same almost everywhere else.
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  12049. Thanks, Mamaji.
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  12050. Good morning @RandomNonsense 2021
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  12051. Morning @Dave L
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  12052. Hi @The Watcher, let's hope people are starting to wake up.
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  12053. Hi Mr. Bullion, Have a great evening in Asia.
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  12054. Thanks again!
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  12055. Good morning!
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  12056. Hi @Gavan Hillebold, Same to you.
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  12057.  @JimMoorby  I just don’t need politicians period.
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  12058. Good morning!
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  12059. You’re welcome.
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  12060. Hi, I've read the Carney speech. He does mention that with the demographic trends the world needs a new financial system but that's about it. I guess you could read a lot into it. Who knows?
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  12061. Hello there!
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  12062. +Paola Crawford Thanks.
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  12063. I don't know but I am sure they will find a way.
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  12064. Yes that is true.
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  12065. That's not what the Bank of England told me. They said it entitles one to get a new BoE note. Give them a call and ask them. I have never heard of a currency note here in the UK nor have I heard of a Finance Secretary. In the UK we have a Chancellor of the Exchequer and the last time they issued notes was during WWI but the bankers put a stop to that very quickly. What is " bla bla bla" by the way?
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  12066. Glad you think so!
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  12067. Welcome
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  12068. Happy to help!
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  12069. Good question. It is possible as the Russian CB has been suspended from BIS since March, 2022.
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  12070. Thank you
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  12071. Morning
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  12072. Glad you like them!
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  12073. Hi @Jon smith, In March of 2022 the BIS suspended the Russian Central Bank's membership. They did not suspend the Reichsbank membership after Germany invaded Poland in 1939 and triggered WWII.
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  12074. Russia's membership was suspended in March of 2022 but other countries' Central Banks are involved but could very easily leave it i'd say.
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  12075. My pleasure!
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  12076. Morning @David Veitch
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  12077. Yes, and they also stole a lot of the Romanovs gold (after killing the whole family) as a result of the Bolshevik Revolution. The Tsar kept a lot gold in the the London and New York banks.
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  12078. Morning!
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  12079. It was FDR who took the USA off gold domestically in 1933. Nixon did it internationally.
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  12080. Is that the corporate version in capital letters?
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  12081. The CBDC will not last as it will be back by nothing as well.
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  12082. +Ash K I'm taking the view that the they are out of ice! Sometimes one has to take a stand! I might be proven wrong but I don't care. I'd rather be wrong than a wimp!!!!
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  12083. +Ash K It's a metaphor!
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  12084. Do you mean you bought SNB stock? The SNB is the biggest hedge fund in Switzerland so if you are into speculative investments why not? I think the biggest shareholder in the SNB is a German investor.
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  12085. My pleasure
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  12086. Thanks for listening
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  12087. Hi @Harry Bracey, You are welcome and thank you.
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  12088. I don't think Peter Schiff has looked into the fact that the head of JP Morgan metals department, Michael Novak, is also on the Board of the LBMA so that he uses the futures market to also drive the spot market.
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  12089. Good morning!
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  12090. Hi Ben!
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  12091. As I said it’s all very confusing but the constant venom directed at him by the mainstream media and press makes believe he could be a good guy.
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  12092. Not all Tax Exempt Foundations conduct unconstitutional or unAmerican activities.
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  12093. Yes, that would be ideal. Real money circulating.
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  12094. The Footsie 100 closed at 4pm London on Friday and a lot of the drop in the US was late in the day as the US market shuts at 9pm London so I'd expect the Footsie to open down quite a bit on Monday.
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  12095. Last year the end of the Shemitah was September 14th but there was no 1000 point crash in the Dow.
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  12096. You are so welcome
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  12097. Thanks for sharing!!
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  12098. Good morning!
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  12099. Good morning!
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  12100. @Ryan Whitley, I'd its because our economy and society is being run like a 3rd world country. Big government, corruption, inflation and the rest. Who has been voting for the people running the country? Not 3rd world street ------ like you say. They are only a symptom of what the British electorate has asked for: more government, a socialist health service, all kinds of tax credits and benefits, bailouts of their banks, energy suppliers, disrupting other nations so the public feel guilty and allow the street ----- move here as refugees, etc... I am sure I could find some more examples.
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  12101. Hi @Debra Legorreta, Corporations like those who depend on the state use the system. It is the big corporations/banks that are benefiting from Socialism while small family businesses are being destroyed.I have never apologised for corporations and that is why I don't work for one anymore.
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  12102. Hi @Danny Gonzales, In my book anyone or any institution that looks to government for favours and handouts is a socialist and that includes the bankers and other corporations too. BTW, there is no need for capital letters please.
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  12103. Hi @Josef Mario Moric, Socialism is rampant in the West and that is why there is wealth disparity. Socialism actually hurts those (workers and middle class) more as it makes them more dependent on handouts and help. Socialism give people free fish but doesn't teach them how to fish.
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  12104. +stu may Thanks.
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  12105. +Cole Wheeler Thanks Cole. I will.
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  12106. I’m not lying. Spain has some of the most restrictive employment contracts in the EU . In some of the most restrictive contracts if the employee can prove unfair dismissal they could get 45 days pay for every year worked and the maximum pay for that contract could be as much as three years! That’s what I meant by my comment.
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  12107. Yes that is a good strategy!
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  12108. You are welcome Not Me!
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  12109. Hi @Steve birdcage, I actually bought the little bit of physical silver I could get a hold of last year in March when it traded below $12 and told my viewers about it.
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  12110. For England it’s a nice “warm” day.
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  12111. Thank you!
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  12112. Glad you liked it!
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  12113. Absolutely!
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  12114. He's my rep in Davos.
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  12115. Thanks.
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  12116. VAT is equivalent to the State sales taxes in the U.S.A.
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  12117. Yes they do.
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  12118. Thanks Fred.
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  12119. Thanks Golden Banjer.
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  12120. No problem
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  12121.  @adamwillems7039  https://www.docdroid.net/wqlhhGn/the-raven-of-zurich-the-memoirs-of-felix-somary-compressed-pdf
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  12122. Hi Jake. I hope you are well.
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  12123. Good morning!
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  12124. Thanks, you too!
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  12125.  @katman734  I did make some good putts too though.
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  12126. Morning!
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  12127. They own the big majority of equities and mutual funds according to Fed data
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  12128. Thanks.
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  12129. The Chinese yuan has also still not made an all-time high yet but its very close. Here is a link to the chart: https://uk.tradingview.com/chart/?symbol=FX_IDC%3AXAUCNY
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  12130. The Greeks tried to stand up to the bankers a few years ago but their supposed radical government succumbed to the bankers’ threats.
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  12131. There would be rebellion.
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  12132. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12133. You are welcome!
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  12134. Thanks Wayne!
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  12135. I think the BIS is a much bigger threat to the financial system.
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  12136. I have not looked into it but would always be sceptical of a government crypto. If they promise the delivery of sovereigns on demand I might look into it.
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  12137. Not on purpose. I just don't think we are seeing anything unusual and as you probably have heard from my previous reports I still think bitcoin, especially, is still consolidating and could go even lower. So not much has changed as bitcoin is hovering around $10k.
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  12138. Thanks +The Watcher.
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  12139. Hi @Bannana Royalties, You are welcome.
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  12140. 119
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  12141. Good morning!
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  12142. Thank you! Will do!
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  12143. @Peter Brunsgard, You are welcome and thanks for your support.
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  12144. Good morning!
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  12145. I have not heard about that but was only answering a question from the viewer. What I said was “if it were true” it could be because they’ve realised Ukraine is a lost cause.
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  12146. Morning!
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  12147. Hi @R R, I've been looking at yields closely the last few days. Even in Europe, they are rising. It could definitely throw a spanner in the works as almost everyone and their grandmothers are long the bond markets.
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  12148. Unfunded liabilities is $125 trillion
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  12149. That's exactly the same way I use it too.
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  12150. Don't worry I do not expect everyone to donate and I appreciate your support and viewership.
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  12151. I usually do a summary of the Web Bot report when it comes out and as i said it is only one of the tools that I use to analyse what is happening in the world. I will keep your advice in mind but I have to say that my knowledge is based on experience and research (reading).
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  12152. Yes in relative terms the Swiss franc is still fairly sound even though I think the Swiss should revert back to the 40% backing.
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  12153. Canada as a State or political union might not have any gold reserves but in terms of natural resources Canada is very rich in minerals like gold.
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  12154. I guess if you had to choose between the two types the state owned would be better I guess.
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  12155. Really! I guess if you use the government fudged statistics inflation has been lower. How about no price inflation? That is what you would have under a gold standard. Can you actually imagine a world where your money would actually maintain its purchasing power? Isn't the Swiss example good enough for what you call the "first world"?
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  12156. Thank you! You too!
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  12157. My pleasure
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  12158. Good morning!
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  12159. No, I have not.
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  12160. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  12161. My pleasure!
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  12162. Rhoback. It is online.
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  12163. Morning
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  12164. Good morning @Inner dinosaur
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  12165. Good morning!
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  12166. Hello 😊
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  12167. Thanks for listening
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  12168. +Ash K Central planners or bureaucrats are not omnipotent. The markets usually win. Look what happened in the U.S.S.R. and Zimbabwe! Price manipulation is price control and that never lasts.
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  12169. If the Fed were to cut rates that would help gold prices.
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  12170. I would say that you should make sure you buy from reputable dealers who have been in business for a long time. Basically do your homework. Make sure they have the physical silver in stock before paying for it as I have heard some dealers could take a while to deliver.
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  12171. I'll look into his videos and work. Thanks
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  12172. +luc white I like you think cryptos are for speculation and not wealth preservation. Gold, as J.P. Morgan, once said is "money and everything else is credit". Interesting times ahead!
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  12173. One plan would be to convert some of the pm holdings into income generating assets once the dust has settled and interest rates have reverted to more higher or normal historical levels.
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  12174. No problem.
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  12175. Yes it could as the asset management firm is a counterparty. You need to read the contract or ask them the legal aspects of such an eventuality ( financial crisis) on your holdings.
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  12176. Good morning!
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  12177. Much appreciated
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  12178. I saw it. Have reported and deleted.
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  12179. Thanks for the visit
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  12180. Thanks! You too!
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  12181. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12182. +JustSomeGuy Here is more on UK life expectancy: http://www.longevitypanel.co.uk/_files/life-expectancy-by-gender.pdf As you will see from the data it was around 50 years old in 1900!
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  12183. +Vibin Joseph I do not think I said the government is liable for private and corporate debts. What I meant is that the UK as a country has a total of 900% of GDP in debt.
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  12184. +Vibin Joseph The 900% includes private, corporate debt and also unfurled liabilities like public pensions etc. The 92.2% is just the UK government's debt.
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  12185. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12186. Morning!
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  12187. My pleasure
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  12188. Thanks @Laura Boudreau.
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  12189. Hi @Alex S, Good morning. I try to respond to as many comments as I can.
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  12190. The Fed is already taking care of it with unlimited QE. They’ll just create money out of thin air to buy the new debt. That’s exactly what the Germans did during and just after WWI and of course it led to a complete collapse of the currency or hyperinflation.
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  12191. Hi Jake, I’ll be doing it at the usual 9pm London time.
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  12192. Maybe my friend was thinking in AUD and I did say to him that it seemed a lot but he said it was in British pounds so I think it’s a mistake it he did say that things in Australia generally seem more costly than here in the U.K.
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  12193. I would not hold gold with a bank as the word reputable and banks don’t really go together these days or probably never have. Physical is the best way and if you don’t want to hold it personally there are private vaults that are not owned by banks. Goldinbestments.co.uk provide storage services and it’s also insured. You don’t have to be in the U.K. to deal with them. I have a promo code with them it’s maneco64. If you do contact them ask for Oliver Temple or Simon Temple.
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  12194. I don't think it's the price for going out but actually a whole week of supermarket shopping. I think the people I was talking about are in Canberra so it's probably more expensive there.
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  12195. The problem is that people are not issued share certificates anymore like in the old days. Everything is electronic these days. if you use a reputable stock broker you should be able to ask questions about where the shares are etc...
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  12196. I do not understand what you are saying. What does it actually mean and who is Karen Hudes?
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  12197. I agree. I think the Central Bankers have gone mad at best and rogue at worst and the best bet against their policies is to keep stacking physical gold and silver whenever possible.
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  12198. Bonjour France Pare. Moi je crois que les mining shares vont faire meme mieux que les metaux. La difference c'est que les actions bougent beaucoup plus et les mouvements sont accentues. J'espere que cette explication t'aide.
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  12199. I'll look into it.
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  12200. Enjoy!
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  12201. What does age have to do with bitcoin? I looked into bitcoin and dealt in it over ten years ago but over the years I have changed my mind about it.
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  12202. I appreciate that!
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  12203. Morning
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  12204. Our pleasure!
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  12205. Any time!
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  12206. Not gold etfs though.
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  12207. Thanks, will do!
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  12208. My pleasure!
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  12209. Hello there!
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  12210. The "Fiat Highway" is a good one.
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  12211. Morning
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  12212. I think the after the economy implodes the only thing that will allow a rebirth will BE gold.
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  12213. Morning!
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  12214. Good morning!
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  12215. No, what we are saying is that it is becoming harder and more expensive to transact in it. The supposed depth and liquidity of the market is drying up and that is not a good sign for the dollar.
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  12216. Morning, Charles.
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  12217. Billy is a Shih Tzu.
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  12218. If trying to protect my family by saving money for a rainy day makes me a reprobate then so be it.
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  12219. I’ve got more than one and I still have not seen the bible mention the Federal Reserve Note but mentions gold and silver many times and if I’m not mistaken the Three Kings gave baby Jesus gold! Anyway I wish you sincerely all the best in 2019.
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  12220. I don’t worship gold it’s just that it’s track record as a currency is second to none. The FRN does not pay interest either unless you lend it out. Maybe you are the one who should educate yourself about money and the history of what it really is.
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  12221. You stick with what you call a “dollar” which is actually a Federal Reserve Promissory Note backed by faith and I will stick with what JP Morgan described as Money back in 1913 which was gold.
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  12222. Show me a Fiat Scrip that has not gone to zero over time and I will agree with you. The Federal Reserve Note has lost over 90% of its value since 1914.
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  12223. That’s like saying you think the mile or the ounce should change. Money should be a fixed measure of value and it should be the amount of goods and services that changes in relation to the fixed measure of value.
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  12224. Hello there
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  12225. You too
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  12226. Have you read William Guy Carr's books? I highly recommend them.
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  12227. +Padd You could be right but I am just trying to analyse things as I see without getting too far into the rabbit hole. The consequences of the Central Bankers' policies might well be a World Currency but we will have to wait and see if that does indeed happen.
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  12228. @vivredutrading273 , You mean the NEGATIVE REAL INTEREST that is taxed?
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  12229. The owner of the loan had tried to buy Glint earlier in 2019 but the bid was refused. At the time the bidder did not own the loan so it looks like they bought the loan in order to try and take over Glint in a hostile manner.
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  12230. They only borrow if they are running a deficit.
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  12231. The Bank of England alone holds about 5k metric tonnes for its clients.
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  12232. Got it. Thanks
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  12233. They are already interchangeable in the various exchanges out there.
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  12234. Welcome!
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  12235. You're welcome
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  12236. Morning!
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  12237. My pleasure
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  12238. It's only my opinion. I know the French had a lot to deal with in Europe.
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  12239. Yes, I could have mentioned that too. Good point. Russians probably wish they had not sold that either.
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  12240. I would if I had the condition.
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  12241. Good morning!
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  12242. Hi Mn, Hope all is well at the farm!
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  12243. Thanks, Lili.
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  12244. My pleasure!
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  12245. Gambling is holding on to fiat. Gold is money.
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  12246. Good morning!
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  12247. Morning!
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  12248. Good luck trusting the government bureaucracy. I’d say China probably learned from the West about tinkering with statistics.
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  12249. The reason why M2 velocity has been dropping sharply this year is because M2 money supply is growing a great deal more than GDP. The other point I would make is that if you look at the M2 velocity on the Fred website you will notice that it broke down after October 2008 when Congress allowed the Fed to pay interest on excess reserves that banking institutions keep with them. Excess Reserves are part of M2 so since 2008 the banks keep a lot of their reserves with the Fed instead of lending it out.
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  12250. I had some problems uploading the video today so had to do it twice. I think the like you said though the amount of views I was getting for my videos were quite high last week but it looks like these last three days the views have dropped quite a bit.
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  12251. Hi @Tara L, Thanks for the information and best of luck to you.
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  12252. Hi @Edward Golom, Here is a playlist for the videos where I have covered this topic: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SUd8vit1ObfUWNWqCw24DvI
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  12253. Well said!
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  12254. Hello there!
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  12255. what is he taking as payment?
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  12256. Thanks Bobby8270. He (Billy) is becoming popular!
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  12257. I think Atkinsons has the best prices for buying and selling and the service is very good.
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  12258. I look at money as the most marketable commodity which means that it is something in the free market place that almost everyone would accept in exchange for a particular good or service. So this most marketable commodity/money facilitates indirect exchange and helps people specialise whereas in a barter economy where there is no money it is difficult to exchange goods and services. I am always sceptical of authorities issuing "money" as it is not a result of free market interaction but one never knows the Hull Coin might have some use in the market.
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  12259. I had a problem with my PC and I am using my laptop and have not got access to LBRY on it. I need to see if can get back on it. I've just managed to get back on LBRY and should have this video uploaded there soon.
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  12260. So if your local currency collapses and is not accepted anymore what do you think people will accept in the exchange of goods and services? I'd bet many people would accept gold and silver as people will realise they are valuable. Even if you get a SHTF without a total currency collapse you will be able to get thousands if not millions of the local currency for a silver coin or bar. I'm sure gold and silver are accepted in countries like Venezuela and Zimbabwe for their local fiat trash.
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  12261. You are welcome Pedrito.
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  12262. Hi Anders, I have not followed that spread lately. Usually the two contracts do not trade at the same price.
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  12263. Thank you Jacqueline.
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  12264. You are welcome Mark and thanks for following.
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  12265. :)
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  12266. Hi Nikk, I am glad I can be of assistance and thanks for following.
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  12267. Gday Dave. Thanks.
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  12268. Walking dead like the rest of all other banks to be fair to Deutsche Bank
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  12269. Glad it was helpful!
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  12270. Morning!
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  12271. My pleasure!
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  12272. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12273. I hope it doesn't happen (rigging) but I would say it is not out of the question. Rigging does not only mean altering the vote count but it also means a concerted campaign by the establishment days before the vote. There was a story out a couple of days ago about the EU referendum postal vote and how it was "biased" towards the Remain camp. Here is the link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36411509, note that the BBC calls it "biased" and not "rigged" as they must be the most politically correct institution in the country. The Express has a story about areas that are at risk of VOTE RIGGING during the EU referendum vote. http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/667147/Brexit-EU-referendum-vote-rigging-electoral-fraud-local-elections-UKIP-London-Mayor
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  12274. I'd have to say most people I speak want to vote to exit the EU. The media in the UK seem to definitely favour the remain camp. Unfortunately I think the vote will be rigged just like it was in Scotland and the UK will remain in the EU.
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  12275. No doubt!
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  12276. You are welcome and thank you too.
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  12277. Very welcome
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  12278. I try
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  12279. They are all sinking against gold of course and that’s why it costs so much more now than it did in 2007 to purchase one Troy ounce of gold now. So they will keep sinking against the best performing currency of the last few thousand years.
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  12280. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12281. Thank you too
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  12282. I’d rather not get into debt like Rich Dad Poor Dad advises to and there can be a lot of hidden costs and hassle being a landlord and in the U.K. there is capital gains tax on your secondary properties like rental ones.
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  12283. No worries!
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  12284. Agree 100%
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  12285. Morning!
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  12286. Thanks for listening
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  12287. Morning!
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  12288. My pleasure!
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  12289. Good to hear!
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  12290. Thanks, I am playing this afternoon.
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  12291. Central Banks are unnecessary in a free market system and only encourage reckless behaviour by bankers as they know the Central banks will always have their backs if there is a run on their banks.
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  12292. I also think producing and saving is important.
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  12293. Yes, he jumped off the sofa.
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  12294. +papi3d Just like Andrew Jackson was blamed for the Collapse of 1837 (the year after he vetoed the renewal of the charter of the Second Bank of the United States).
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  12295. +VC YT It's a good thing for the government as it is highly indebted. I will have a look at what Mervyn King said exactly and I will do a video about it in the next few days.
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  12296. What you talk about is true but I think are more the symptoms of the bubble mentality which only exists because of the Bank of England keeping it alive by manipulating the cost of money or the interest rate.
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  12297. Hi Jeremy.
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  12298. Good morning!
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  12299. Maybe as far as the Eurosystem banks are concerned but I’d say that the London or LBMA banks are still trying to get the BIS to not implement the rules for January 1st, 2022. We’ll will find out soon though.
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  12300. Thank you! 😃
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  12301. Thanks @Kim Beaney, I will let you know if I ever make it over to Toronto.
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  12302. Good point, Anders.
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  12303. Yes, I have heard of Mike Norman but do not follow him.
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  12304. Morning!
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  12305. Happy holidays!
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  12306. Same to you!
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  12307. Hi @David Veitch, I am not deleting them.
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  12308. Good morning!
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  12309. Hope you enjoy it!
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  12310. My pleasure!
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  12311. if you trade paper gold yes but not sovereigns or Britannias but then again they are money so not for trading.
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  12312. Yes I have heard of it.
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  12313. If I were in your position I would look into buying a house and maybe putting £10k into PMs. I would not look at buying a house as a trade but more as having your own home. If you have a big enough deposit you should not worry about house price fluctuations.
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  12314. I disagree with you. The ratio tells about the health of paper assets relative to hard assets and as you saw by the chart it is a very good indicator of where we are in the credit cycle.
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  12315. I spoke about Glint in my livestream last night. You can find it recorded in the video section of my channel.
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  12316. Hi Jan, You are welcome.
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  12317. Yes the people employed in the bank branches have no idea and I would even argue a lot of the investment bankers don’t either!
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  12318. Hi Calvin, Thanks for the feedback and support.
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  12319. I'd like to see around 7 billion sovereign states!
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  12320. Hi Jerry, I read the article and agree with everything he says. I also mentioned it last night in my livestream.
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  12321. Maybe not but they can’t be any worse than the current Cabal.
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  12322. Yes it is a strange market when the Dow is up 145 and the S & P 500 is up less than 2 points and the Nasdaq 100 actually down.
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  12323. Probably not worth much these days! What is a put? ;)
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  12324. I think he is in Southern California. At least that is where he lives.
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  12325. Thanks 👍
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  12326. Same to you!
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  12327. Thank you too!
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  12328. Probably nothing but I am just using the Trump administration's projections.
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  12329. Glad you liked it!
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  12330. Our pleasure!
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  12331. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12332. Morning
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  12333. Yes, it only softens the symptoms it does not cure anything much like some of the jabs being wheeled out for the current crisis.
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  12334. Good morning!
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  12335. Morning
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  12336. Morning
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  12337. @Saddik khan, You are probably right but what I know is that they started buying physical silver after Nixon decoupled the Federal Reserve Note from gold in 1971 because they knew what that meant and at the time they could not buy gold.
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  12338. Good morning!
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  12339. Hi, Could give me the link to it? Thanks
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  12340. Morning!
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  12341. Thank you too
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  12342. Welcome and Thanks.
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  12343. Thanks, you too!
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  12344.  @charlesmullins664  You could be right and there is a very good chance of it happening unfortunately.
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  12345. Thank you too!
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  12346. My pleasure!
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  12347. I would say anywhere between 15 to 1 to 20 to 1 as I think the gold silver ration could go to those levels too.
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  12348.  @sciagurrato1831  Yes, but why not listen to him even if you are not an institutional investor. I have been warning and telling my viewers about this for years so hopefully many have maybe benefited from it. My point in singling out Zoltan is that Wall Street usually don't like commodities but they are now realising that is where a lot of money will be going to.
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  12349. I know there is a holy war against Western civilisation and it is from within. This is a video about natural resources and the energy market though.
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  12350. Hi @Graham Hobbs, It is $183 billion. I do not know what the realised loss would be on it but I'd say at least 10% since January 2022.
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  12351. Yes. I saw that.
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  12352. Yes that is for the Public Pre Sale starting tomorrow and it's only open to accredited investors. The hard cap for this Public pre Sale is $5 million. The Public Sale will begin on January 31st, 2018 and the minimum investment will be 0.1 ETH. The total harcap for public sale will also be $5 million. There was also a private sale to strategic partners that raised $5 million in December of 2017.
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  12353. Thanks Big Mike!
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  12354. I try to keep these reviews to a minimum and I have thought of having a separate channel but the reason I’m asked to do the reviews in the first place is because my channel has a decent following. These last 3 I have done were basically from one source and they asked me to get them done in fairly short order.
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  12355. Hi @akenomedical647, I have been follow Cliff High since around 2008 so yes I am aware of his $600 silver call.
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  12356. Glad you enjoyed it! You can get a link to it in the description of this video. It is on my blog.
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  12357. Hi @dan hug hes, You should contact the guys at www.goldinvestments.co.uk as they can help you with the storage question. Tell them you spoke to me and give them my promo code with them maneco64. They have been in business since 1981 and are a very reputable firm in London.
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  12358. A CFD is just a synthetic future where your CFD provider is the counterparty instead of the futures exchange. So selling a CFD would do the trick too if that is what you are comfortable with.
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  12359. If you make the dollar worth less against everything else and other currencies when the US earns other things and currencies it makes it easier to service the debt. Ideally hyperinflation would be the best way to write off the debt completely without technically defaulting.
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  12360. No.
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  12361. You are wrong about that. You should watch some of my countless videos and you will see I am big critic of our current monetary system run by what you call "the rich".
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  12362. Yes. Lord Rothschild should know.
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  12363. Japan (2014 data) was the biggest creditor nation and China is a creditor nation too. They have debt but net they are creditors.
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  12364. +Andrew I think I've heard about that before. Thanks.
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  12365. Thanks for the tips about whole grain.
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  12366. I try to avoid carbohydrates or keep it down and also try to exercise more regularly.
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  12367. Thanks.
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  12368. I made this video over 6 years ago i think so if they have not deplatformed me by now I don't think they will/
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  12369. I just try to avoid carbohydrates and also try to exercise as much as possible.
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  12370. Of course.
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  12371. No.
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  12372. Dr Wakefield was stripped of his medical licence here in the U.K. for saying what you just said. You and people like me are considered anti-vaxxers just for pointing out that thimerosal or mercury is used to make vaccine storage cheaper so the pharmaceutical companies can make bigger profits. I have known about this for many years and that is why I do not trust the vaccines they are rolling out for the current "crisis". I would love to talk more about this on my channel but the focus here is economics and money and I do not want to be de-platformed by the Big Tech Censors working for the Globalists Tax-Free Foundations like the Rockefeller, Carnegie, Gates ETC...
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  12373. I do eat fruits but you need to do it in moderation as it has a sugar too. I do not drink fruit juices anymore as it takes a lot fruit to make the juice.
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  12374. Stick to decorating your own house.
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  12375. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  12376. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  12377. Our pleasure!
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  12378. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  12379. Morning
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  12380. Thanks @Tara L
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  12381. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  12382. Glad you think so!
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  12383. I corrected it. Thanks
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  12384. Our pleasure!
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  12385. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12386. Thank you too!
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  12387. You too!
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  12388. Good morning!
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  12389. That is Rudy. He is about 12 weeks old.
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  12390. Hi @Stuart Howe, Without taxation, inflation would be even more out of control because the government is still spending like a drunken sailor and the BoE is financing it.
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  12391. Similar set up as the BoE. The regional fed banks are owned by the commercial banks and the while the Board of Governors in D.C. are a government agency.
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  12392. Morning
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  12393. My pleasure!
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  12394. Yes, Billy has been out in the snow already.
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  12395. Hi @Jake Jones, Hope you are well.
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  12396. Good morning!
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  12397. Morning Jane.
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  12398. I recommend you watch the movie called "The Big Short" and that will help you understand what happened back in 2007/2008. I remember in 2007 when the sub-prime crisis kicked off Ben Bernanke said the overall housing market would not be affected so the central bankers, politicians and Wall Street economist always try to point a rosy picture. The people who were warning against a crisis were ignored or laughed at like Peter Schiff on CNBC. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgRGBNekFIw
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  12399. Good morning @OMG.
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  12400. Good morning!
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  12401. I guess it is only the USA that can invade other countries and not be considered an aggressor? I am not saying what is happening in Ukraine isn't bad but governments, in the West, have been just as bad as Putin. Let's see? Invasion of Grenada 1983, bombing and invasion of Panama 1989, the bombing of Yugoslavia 1999, invasion of Iraq 2003, invasion of Afghanistan 2001 and if you remember some decades back there was the war and invasion of Vietnam in the 1960s/70s
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  12402. Fiat currency does well when debt levels are relatively low and the inflation rate is under control like they were in the 1980s and 1990s. Deflationary or Inflationary environments are good for gold because in a deflation many corporations, banks included, go bust so you want the safety of gold and counter party risk while during an inflationary period prices of tangible goods including gold go up. I recently made a video of how the gold has gone from about Japanese yen 70'000 in 1990 to a recent high above yen 180'000 even though the Japanese economy has suffered from deflation since 1990. During the Great Depression in the 1930s gold became so precious that FDR saw it fit to confiscate it.
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  12403. I have not. Could be one of the reasons why the City does not want a Brexit I guess. Mrs. May's husband works in the City and she started her career at the Bank of England. I'll look into it. Thanks.
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  12404. Morning, Jane.
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  12405. GDP is just a measurement that is required in a centrally planned economy where government consumes almost half of the private sector annually. If we went back to small government, sound money and free markets there would be no need for all these government statistics like GDP, CPI etc...
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  12406. Agreed @grantharding8868
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  12407. I agree!
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  12408. Hi Peter, I do talk about cryptos and cryptos too. I have made almost 1500 videos so if you go to my channel and do a search you’ll find them.
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  12409. Hi @Wayne Pratt, Thank you and the same to you.
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  12410. Good night
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  12411. Thanks and welcome
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  12412. You're welcome
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  12413.  @Applepie409  If you are a trade I guess you can use SLV and futures but as I said is completely different than owning silver.
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  12414. My pleasure!
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  12415. You too!
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  12416. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  12417. Sure.
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  12418. +dima CD Hi, I do post on steemit. I focus more on youtube but will try to respond on steemit too.
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  12419. +Silver4Life 1230 I always try to accumulate the PM's irrespective of price. i consider it like saving money.
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  12420. +Silver4Life 1230 I do not make specific recommendations. I leave it up to you to decide.
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  12421. I have followed the stock for years. The only caveat is that I think most people expected McEwen Mining to try and be listed on the S & P 500 index organically and not through acquisitions. I still think Rob McEwen could build into a good company though.
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  12422. Looks like they are trying to do it through acquisitions. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-swiss-gold-mcewen/mcewen-mining-targeting-acquisition-spree-to-get-sp-listing-idUSKBN1D72LH
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  12423. No I have not but I know that has always been a goal for Rob McEwen.
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  12424. December!!!
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  12425. +Golden Banjer That is an interesting idea. We'll have to see. It looks like the IRS is starting to crack down on bitcoin holders though. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-02/government-coming-your-bitcoin
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  12426. Morning
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  12427. Thanks for watching!
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  12428.  @richardelfrink6483  Thanks for taking the time to listen to me.
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  12429. Hello there!
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  12430. +BaronSilver Baron Other Alt or crypto Coins and not bitcoin
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  12431. +Gofo K We will see. 2017 is not 2002! Macron is the ECB's ( bankers' candidate).
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  12432. Yes.
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  12433. SLV is an etf and not a futures contract. Comex raised the margin for SI or the Comex silver futures contract. Physical demand at real bullion dealers is still through the roof today and in some places 1 Troy ounce silver coins and bars are selling for $33 plus shipping.
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  12434.  @GigaGoose123  Yes I do but what I heard from the guy at Royal Coins is that the interest has been huge the last few days and he is seeing loads of new customers. So if anything the WSB might not have pushed silver but it has opened people's eyes to silver.
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  12435. Thanks for the feedback!
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  12436. Thanks
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  12437. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12438. Mike's twitter is at rethinkinthedollar
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  12439. Hi @J White, I'm trying as hard as I can and I also report them to YouTube.
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  12440.  @3rdworldtrillionaire46  Good point.
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  12441. You are welcome!
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  12442. Same to you!
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  12443. Morning!
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  12444. Thank you too
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  12445. Thank you 😊
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  12446. The economy here in the U.K. has had the biggest collapse for over 300 years so it’s happening.
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  12447. Glad you like them!
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  12448. Good morning @bobbie crider
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  12449. Morning!
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  12450. Hi @james Todd, You are welcome and have a wonderful day too.
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  12451. Yes, thank you
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  12452. Morning @Dave L
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  12453. Morning
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  12454. No problem
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  12455. That is Congress' job not the Fed but the Fed is going to make it easier for Congress.
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  12456. I think confidence in the currency will eventually be lost if that happens as von Mises told us in his works.
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  12457. I agree @Calderpark Zoo
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  12458. Yes, I have put that interview in the cards of this video.
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  12459. Billy says: "I'll be Back!"
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  12460. No worries
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  12461. Well said
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  12462. Morning!
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  12463. I've reported it and have just finished deleting all the fraudulent comments. Thanks.
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  12464. Thank you too
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  12465. The M2 velocity data is distorted as they have added excess reserves the banks hold at the Federal Reserve. If you strip out these excess reserves from M2 the M2 velocity among people in the real world would be a lot higher. The drop in the M2 velocity coincides with the start of QE in 2008 and the new phenomenon of commercial banks holding excess reserves with the Fed.
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  12466. It has increased under every administration. Under Trump it increased by about $7 trillion and right now under Biden it has increased by about $6 trillion. It does not seem to matter who is in power.
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  12467. You are welcome
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  12468. Thanks for the visit
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  12469. My pleasure!
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  12470. It was extended to the suburbs of London about a week ago.
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  12471. Thank you very much!
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  12472. +Troy Robins If you listen to my video about Cajutel ICO I openly state that I was contacted by the people from Cajutel and they asked if I'd make a sponsored video and I told them I would need to read through the White Paper before I decided whether would make the video. So after thoroughly going through the WP and having a conference call with the CEO and other managers I decided to do the video. The KyberNetworks ICO video was not sponsored and I never had any contact with the company.
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  12473. +Rory Wilkins He is doing well now. Thanks.
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  12474. Thanks for the visit
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  12475. Thanks @Spock 2024
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  12476. No, I just said it is no 15 in terms of the biggest US banks and the SVB was no 16. What i meant is that if there is contagion and the Fed and Treasury don't help it could very well get into trouble as that is how contagion works.
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  12477. Thank you too
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  12478.  @gordonhamilton727  Try Interactive Brokers. They provide access to the junior miners in Canada.
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  12479. I would say most UK-based brokers do international business. I am not sure what you mean by certificate share dealing. Is it actually getting your physical share certificate? Try Hargreaves Lansdown.
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  12480. Indeed
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  12481. My pleasure
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  12482. Thanks for listening
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  12483. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12484. +craig rearick Thanks and you are welcome.
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  12485. +VC YT It wasn't Donald Trump who got the ball rolling by closing the gold window in 1971. We all buy Chinese products as most of our manufacturers do not exist anymore.
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  12486. +OnlyMyPov Domestically it is true as Americans were banned from owning monetary gold in 1933 but internationally the U.S. stayed on a gold standard until 1971. In this video I am talking about international trade and balance of trade amongst countries.
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  12487. +Linnet Minnot The US treasury market futures opens on Sunday at around 6pm New York time. Cash treasuries start trading probably around 7:30 pm New York time on Sunday in Tokyo and other parts of the Far East. Here in London I'd say the cash market starts around 7:00 am London time in Monday. The futures market is traded in the CBOT electronic exchange and the cash market is an over the counter market.
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  12488. Thanks Peter.
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  12489. +john Rigby I'll have a look and maybe they (Conservatives) don't want brexit either? Don't forget that May was a Remainer!
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  12490. And the Dow for the last 20 years.
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  12491. The problem is that eventually most people will figure out that what comes out of the printer is not worth anything.
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  12492. Thanks, @Jake Jones.
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  12493. I have. It’s in the description box below and also in the I card.
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  12494. This is a good article about the Deep State: https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-07-10/new-world-order-brought-you-global-industrial-deep-state
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  12495. The E.U. is a Deep State/C.I.A. creation. The U.S. is just as authoritarian. I have read and seen the stories of government intrusion in the U.S. as well. Asset forfeiture, organic farmers being shut down, NSA snooping, TSA abuse at airports, false flag events etc... I am not saying things are not bad in the E.U. but it is not that much better in the U.S. either.
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  12496. No.
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  12497. IG Index
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  12498. Thanks Marco.
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  12499. He could stay on but technically it might not be called a third term. I'm sure they'd come up with some term to justify him staying because of the imposition of Martial Law. For Obama to do a third term he would have to run again and legally he cannot.
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  12500. Try typing dow jones industrial average on google and it should take you to yahoo finance. Anyway the charts on yahoo finance give you the volume. Here is the link: https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=%5EDJI
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  12501. I got it fairly quickly. Within an hour. Check in your spam or recently deleted email as it has a pdf file. Mine was in the recently deleted email file even though I had not deleted it.
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  12502. I don't think the big bankers are that involved in cryptocurrencies.
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  12503. I would say that any reputable stock broker near where you live would have access to these markets.
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  12504. Morning
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  12505. Thank you too
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  12506. No problem 👍
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  12507. I’d say the government should not have the power to shut anything down and that government can only compensate from confiscating.
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  12508. Hello there!
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  12509. Good morning!
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  12510. Hi @lluke18, Many people don't know they are entitled to a refund and Swift Refunds helps people claim back tax. If you think they should be in business not to make a profit then that is your priority. They do not rob you of 22% as it is a charge they make every prospective customer aware of beforehand. You can choose not to use their services and do your own HMRC tax self-assessment. That is how business works. You have to weigh whether the transaction benefits you or not but to call someone a thief for pointing the information out is out of order. How do you expect people to make a living? Claim benefits and be financed by taxpayers?
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  12511. Morning
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  12512. Morning
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  12513. Welcome!
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  12514. Thank you too
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  12515. Morning!
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  12516. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12517. Did I say 100? Just a slip as the coins are from 1812 and 1811.
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  12518. They have been spoofing the futures markets for years on behalf of Central Banks. If you want to know all the banks that do it just "google"" primary dealers for the New York Federal Reserve Bank.
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  12519. The Napoleons were at a coin expo in London a few years ago. That Brazil coin was at taxfreegold.co.uk. They do all different kinds of world coins.
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  12520. Thanks for watching!
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  12521. Yankee is derived from Dutch for Little John or Jan. Don’t forget that New York used to be New Amsterdam.
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  12522. Morning!
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  12523. 18 carat white gold
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  12524. Good morning!
    1
  12525. Any time!
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  12526. Well said
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  12527. @Crypto Luigi, You bet. I have spoken about this several times. The yen carry trade is one of the main engines of the ponzi scheme. It looks like right now the BOJ is upping its efforts. I interviewed Weston Nakamura of Real Vision in Tokyo about this a couple of weeks ago: https://youtu.be/Z_MNggCyGpc
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  12528. Thanks TNT TV.
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  12529. It was a bit early for him today. He was asleep upstairs.
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  12530. I understand liquor or alcohol prices are very elevated in the Land of the Vikings too.
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  12531. Hi Jush 1, Yes commodity prices have languished for the last few years but it looks like they could be making a comeback.
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  12532. Thanks for the feed back. I will rectify that.
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  12533. Hi commons, I do have affiliate with Amazon now. Here is the link to the Andrew Jackson book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1400030722/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=maneco64-21&camp=1634&creative=6738&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=1400030722&linkId=1665a7124abc1f4a126e487342f570e8
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  12534. Bloomberg quote: https://www.bloomberg.com/quote/USGG10YR:IND Investing.com chart: https://www.investing.com/rates-bonds/u.s.-10-year-bond-yield-streaming-chart
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  12535. Yes, I was talking with my wife about it as I saw VP Pence just said that China and not Russia is now Enemy number 1! The Chinese need to be careful if they overdo it as the Treasury could freeze Chinese funds! The U.S. Treasury froze $200 million of Swiss funds during WWII! I guess the Chinese could force Trump to back down if they really dump their treasuries but somehow I do not see Trump backing down. Maybe this is all Theater so the powers that be have an excuse to bring down an unsustainable debt based system?
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  12536. Thanks j000114, I will have a look at the video.
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  12537. Thanks AgMONSTER
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  12538. I think it was the new towels my wife bought. Still fluffy when I dried myself.
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  12539. Hi Jeremy, Property is over price here in England too but I'm not selling my house as I do not consider it a trade but somewhere to live. I personally still favour precious metals but you need to do your own homework. The other way I look at investment is looking at your family and yourself and by that I am mean investing in yourself or your children in order to give yourself or them tools to survive and prosper.
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  12540. Great Angela. thank you for the support and enjoy your mug.
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  12541. You too!
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  12542. Hi @J.Green-Rx, I think the point of the book is that it shows how the financial system and Central Banking system works. It does not mean I agree with the author's biases.
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  12543. Welcome
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  12544. No.
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  12545. Hi Mm neau, good to hear you’ve had a good harvest and have been able to accumulate some au. Happy belated birthday by the way. Almost the same as mine.
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  12546. Hi @Steve Webb, The Treasury market seems to be dying. Totally artificial for now. I think the Fed wants the 10yr fixed between 1.25% and 1.75%.
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  12547. That would be a good thing.
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  12548. Hi @Michael Anon, I recommend Joinville in Santa Catarina. One of my cousins lives there. It's not far from Curitiba or Sao Paulo but it is smaller. I was in Curitiba once back in 1982 playing a golf tournament so I don't remember it too well. Check out Joinville. My cousin is developing residential. properties there. This is his website: https://innpar.com.br/
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  12549. Britain does not use the euro but we are still part of the European Union. We still have our own currency the pound.
    1
  12550. Thanks, James.
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  12551. Sorry. I don’t get to pick the adverts.
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  12552. I bet that in a few years time your government might even raise the age limits from 55 to 60! It was done here in the UK with the private pensions. When I started paying into a private pension here I was told I could take out a quarter of it tax free at age 50 but now you have to wait until you are 55. It is unfortunate that the Aussie government forces people to put their money into this pension system. You would think that in a supposedly free society you should be free to do whatever you like with your money.
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  12553. Local Councils and other public bodies are not immune to financial disaster: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/7660300.stm
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  12554. +Peter Morris I am sorry to hear what happened to you. I guess it shows how big corporations and governments always look after their own interest and how we as individuals have to do the same and not trust them as far as you can throw them.
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  12555. +Locks 35 Billy is a Shih Tzu.
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  12556. Thanks, Paul.
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  12557. Morning The Watcher.
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  12558. You are probably right.
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  12559. Ask them why their operations are kept secret from the public and why if the Bank of England was really a national bank why can't they issue their own notes without creating more debt for the public? If they were really nationalised the U.K. government would not have to go to the debt market to borrow from the banks that contrl the Bank of England.
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  12560. Thanks for listening
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  12561. Good morning!
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  12562. It's all related to the uncertain and volatile political and financial situation in Italy. So when Italain bonds drop sharply money rushes to the relative safety of German bonds (bunds) thus driving their yields lower and vice versa. Normally German yields are fairly stable. The current scenario is a good environment for bond speculators and traders.
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  12563. Hi Samantha, Nice to hear from you and best of luck with your channel. Will you post videos on youtube?
    1
  12564. Yes. Give me control of the money and I care not who makes the rules!
    1
  12565. Enjoy Lili!
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  12566. Thanks Bitcoin Belize!
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  12567. Why not just End the Fed? They are the biggest pump and dumpers!
    1
  12568. I think it has a bright future too.
    1
  12569. Agreed!
    1
  12570. Thanks Paola!
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  12571. Thanks Damien.
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  12572. Capping prices artificially creates shortages and shortages eventually create higher prices.
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  12573. @Brown Eye lady, Inflation without government is impossible.
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  12574. You have it backwards. Fuel prices don't cause inflation. The creation of currency and credit out of thin air to support government spending IS INFLATION. The consequence is rising prices.
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  12575. Hi William, Glint will be providing me a promo code for when the U.S. card is launched. I’ll keep you posted.
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  12576. Thank you too!
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  12577. Morning Jane!
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  12578. I did not think of that when I bought but an interesting and appropriate coincidence!
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  12579. Thank you too
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  12580. Google Marin Katusa and listen to his videos. He is considered to be the next Warren Buffet and he says you need to do your homework and learn about the mining company inside out. He does not recommend etfs or funds.
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  12581. They played down the sub prime crisis when it started in early 2007!
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  12582. I agree with you 100% and that is why I think this is important news.
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  12583. Thanks, @Moota Moonta.
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  12584. Thanks, Steve. I knew I was butchering the name. His actual name is Richard Scott! interesting how these people hide behind these titles and names most cannot even pronounce!
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  12585. Thanks John.
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  12586. I know the commercial banks create the loans but they are just agents of the Federal Reserve as the Fed backs them or is the lender of last resort. Of course the Fed uses the public as a backstop.
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  12587. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12588. No, it has to do with the weight of the dollar in grains of pure gold. From there you have to work out from grains to the troy ounce.
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  12589. My pleasure!
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  12590. Thank you very much!
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  12591. My pleasure!
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  12592. Vix is an index (derivative) that measures the volatility of the S & P index. The more volatile the S & P is the higher Vix will go and a higher Vix index is usually associated with fear and a dropping stock market. When Vix is low and stable it means the stock market is going up.
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  12593. Yes, thanks.
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  12594. Well said
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  12595. Good morning!
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  12596. You bet
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  12597. Morning!
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  12598. Rudy is doing well. There is a picture of him from yesterday in this channel's community tab.
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  12599. Hi @Vanessa O'Brien, Gold is the most stable store of value over time and is simply money. If you are looking to sell your house and buy another one right away it is probably better to leave it in your local fiat currency but that might also drop versus the value of houses so it is not as clear cut. What I would say is that if you do buy another house and then have some fiat currency left over after all your costs then you could consider gold.
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  12600. Here in the U.K. the CPI averaged -0.1% from 1821 to 1914 under the gold standard. I do not have 19th century data for other countries. I am not saying it but the data from the Bank of England is. Since 1914 UK CPI has risen at a 4.3% compounded annual rate.
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  12601. Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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  12602. Thanks and you are welcome.
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  12603. Quando eu falo Ingles eu pronuncio em Ingles. Assim as pessoas intendem.
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  12604. No requirements unlike the USA
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  12605. Thanks. You are welcome.
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  12606. You too
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  12607. You are welcome.
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  12608. I reversed it through my diet and exercise. I did not cure it though.
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  12609. +Anders Ørsted You’re right but for now the Fake Media sector has pretty much ignored the JFK files and I’d say the left or the anti Trump people are ignoring it and/or don’t care. It’s a titanic struggle.
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  12610. Thanks.
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  12611. I do look at the cryptos and have done so in the last week or so it's just that at present they are going nowhere so unless we break above $6800 or below $6000 there is not much to say.
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  12612. I do have and have read "The Creature from Jekyll Island".
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  12613. Hi Richard, thanks for reminding me of this video. I started watching it the other day and had not finished watching it. I personally am not surprised by the actions of the Bank of England as I would not trust them as far as I could throw them! You can be sure I will touch upon this story very soon.
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  12614. Thanks.
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  12615. That's a good one!
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  12616. People still perceive U.S. Treasury bonds as a safe haven so when stocks drop they buy the bonds and the prices go up and the yields drop.
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  12617. You can find them online. Amazon.
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  12618. Hi Bobbi, Probably tomorrow around the close of the markets (U.S.) around 4pm EDT.
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  12619. Hi Joe, Thanks and you are welcome.
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  12620. Good morning!
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  12621. You too!
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  12622. @jeffee1933 , Thank you.
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  12623. You are welcome and thanks for your support.
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  12624. You are welcome.
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  12625. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12626. @Pompomgrenade , Thank you
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  12627. Same to you!
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  12628. Morning @Cupid Stunt.
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  12629. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, Sorry about that. I hope you are well anyway. All the best.
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  12630. The Japanese clubs are good. Mizuno too.
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  12631. I think oil will go back down towards $40 and maybe stay in a range between $40 and $50. To be honest it's not a market I follow closely but historically $40 has been a significant level in the last 15 years.
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  12632. Similar or better than that of gold.
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  12633. You are welcome.
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  12634. Thanks Charles!
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  12635. No worries!
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  12636. Yes it was!
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  12637. Hi @keithstokes7459, I played the first nine with someone else and then he had to stop so I was on my own and they were two. I eventually joined them and played the last four holes with them. There are slow golfers here too though.
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  12638. Glad you like it!
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  12639. Thanks 👍
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  12640. Thanks @Sonix711!
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  12641. The Fed has been around only since 1913 so between 1837 and 1913 there was no Central Bank. Gold is money and everything else is credit. Gold is not printed it’s dug out of the ground and so is silver.
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  12642. You are welcome. Make sure you subscribe to my channel.
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  12643. I think the yuan will be one of the major currencies alongside the dollar and euro. All three will be backed by gold in an unofficial sense. The Chinese government has been buying gold because it wants to be a at the "poker table" with the Americans and Europeans and gold is the "chip" for the top players.
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  12644. Yes. I think that is a reasonable assumption considering the U.K. has a huge mountain of public and private debt.
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  12645. Thank you too!
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  12646. I will put a link in the description.
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  12647. Yes. That is a classic. I have read it a few times.
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  12648. That's ok. I have have made quite a few videos and sometimes it's hard to find them.
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  12649. Here is a video I made about myself: https://youtu.be/Zhw6iEpG-8o
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  12650. It is difficult to say but maybe capital would be allocated more carefully and that cannot be a bad thing.
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  12651. Money should represent value and wealth. If you or I counterfeited currency or money we would be put in jail so why should banks be allowed to do it? With no fractional reserve banking people would still be able to invest their money in speculative equity ventures that might eventually create the next Google or Microsoft. I do not see how one can only have economic progress through a fraudulent monetary system.
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  12652. It's being sold as a precaution to a national security threat. Could be related to the financial system/banks or also to the geopolitical situation concerning Russia. I personally do not think Russia is a threat but we hear more and more from Western leaders that Russia is a bully and a threat.
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  12653. Hi VC YT Here is a video about me I made a few months ago: https://youtu.be/Zhw6iEpG-8o
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  12654. My pleasure!
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  12655. Morning!
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  12656. Hello there!
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  12657. Welcome back!
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  12658. You're welcome
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  12659. Glad you like them!
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  12660. Morning!
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  12661. Hi @Bluey hiszarsoff, I left MF Global for another firm about three months before Corzine joined and wrecked the company. I would say Jon Corzine probably is to blame as he was prop trading using customers' money.
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  12662. Good morning @inner dinosaur.
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  12663. +Yasmin Sahara Thanks
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  12664. I think he'd gone out for a walk with my daughter at the time.
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  12665. Yes I have. Thanks.
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  12666. Hi Horii, You are right as the world has probably never been at peace. What I meant was that we have not had a major world war in which all the major power have fighting each other at the same time.
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  12667. Thanks, Richard. I agreed with your message even though I do not publicise it.
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  12668. Good morning, eL TomoS
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  12669. Thanks, John.
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  12670. +Padd Thanks for the effort and help.
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  12671. Good morning!
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  12672. Hi @Alan Zibelman, The account you are replying to above is not me.
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  12673. Good morning!
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  12674. You too!
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  12675. Hi @Happy Cakes, I am not investing but have been using the blockchain for over four years and earning altcoins but it looks like now it is becoming virtually impossible to do so. The charge for transferring $30 of Ethereum from Binance is $9 by the way.
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  12676. Hi @Ray Foot, I guess I will exchange the BTC for XRP and then try to send that to wirex. I don't think I can trade Steem, Hive or LBRY for XRP but I need to check.
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  12677. Hi @Men of High Value, Steem and Hive have not done much in this current leg up in cryptos but my point is that if you are going to participate in cryptos and the blockchain it is not just for hodling and waiting for them to go up but also about earning a steady income in them.
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  12678. Glad you liked it!
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  12679. Hi @Anthony Wan, I remember in the last bitcoin bubble in 2017 companies like Crypterium their crypto pre-paid cards and the selling point was that you could now buy your coffee with bitocin,
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  12680. Welcome!
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  12681. My pleasure!
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  12682. It is a top knot, it helps keep his eyes clear.
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  12683. My pleasure!
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  12684. Good morning!
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  12685. You're welcome
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  12686. Very nice!
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  12687. Hi @gomers44, He jumped off the sofa and then asked to leave the room.
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  12688. My pleasure!
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  12689. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12690. Good morning!
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  12691. Glad it was helpful!
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  12692. I have used my card and it worked. Have you used yours?
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  12693. Same to you!
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  12694. You’re welcome and thanks for following.
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  12695. Thanks for watching!
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  12696. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, Is Eurodollar the name of the channel? Thanks
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  12697. Thanks @Daniel O'Leary
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  12698. I recommend the eBay site I used if you have access to it in Japan.
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  12699. Morning @Ben
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  12700. Same to you
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  12701. I am more into golf but I also like cricket but never played it. My grandfather, on the other hand, played cricket in Brazil back in the 1920s and 1930s I think.
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  12702. Brazil.
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  12703. Thanks and welcome
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  12704. Well said
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  12705. Yes, there was a revolution in 1848 as well. Here is some more on it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Revolution_of_1848
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  12706. Thanks for watching!
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  12707. Hi, I will keep you in mind. Thanks.
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  12708. I think there will always be bad employers and bad employees but it's not a reason for governments to get involved. As for unions I don't see a problem with them but I don't think people should be forced to join them.
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  12709. I think in general for the public it isn't. It will help the usual suspects or the 1% or less.
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  12710. Glad you enjoy it!
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  12711. 😂
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  12712. I actually did the video very early (7:30 am London) and I had not seen the any headlines about what had happened in the Gulf of Oman. I have read about it now and find it suspicious that while PM Abe was in Tehran a Japanese ship gets hit. Smells like a False Flag!
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  12713. Hi @John Jeffries, Thank you.
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  12714. @Tincan21ify , The same thing happened in 2020 and there is no excuse for them not to be prepared for it. I could be wrong but it is highly suspect that firms that make billions in revenue cannot have the systems to withstand volatility.
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  12715. Jon Feltman Thanks for the heads up! Just posting a video on it.
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  12716. I am not moving to Patreon. All my videos are still on Youtube. For me, Patreon is just a place where people can donate if they'd like.
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  12717. Both are ok and very similar. Thanks.
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  12718. I guess the bond bull market has been going on for the last 36 years and the bubble phase started around the time of the start of Quantitative Easing and zero interest rates in 2009.
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  12719. Basically even though bonds and equities are not the same kind of securities when the yield or interest rate on the 10 year treasury note yield drops that means that that the dividend yield on equities or stocks will also be driven lower as investors search for high dividends. As stock prices are driven higher dividend yields drop.
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  12720. I personally think the best books on economics are to be found at mises.org Von Mises, Rothbard, Von Hayek and Hoppe are all great authors.
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  12721. You are very welcome
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  12722. Morning
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  12723. Thank you too!
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  12724. Thank you too!
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  12725. Thanks @rumpel stiltskin. It was around the end of 2015.
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  12726. Thanks for the info
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  12727. Glad to help
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  12728. You too
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  12729. Hi, Charles de Gaulle might have started it but by 1968 he was out of office. In 1971 the French and the British broke the system (only because the US didn't have the gold) in the week preceding Nixon's announcement. Here is a good article on the matter: "British Requests for $3 billion in US Treasury Gold – The Trigger that Closed the Gold Window": https://www.bullionstar.com/blogs/ronan-manly/british-requests-for-3-billion-in-us-treasury-gold-the-trigger-that-closed-the-gold-window/
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  12730. Good morning
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  12731. Hi @wolfgangwust5883, They do ship to Germany so it should not be a problem.
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  12732. Gold Investments still have the krugerrands at 1% over spot and if you use my promo code you'll be paying 0.5% over. Details are in the description of this video.
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  12733. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Reuter
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  12734. Glad you liked it!
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  12735. You’re welcome Jake and I hope it painted the right picture about the place.
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  12736. Thanks it’s good to get some feedback from someone actually I’m Hong Kong.
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  12737. You are right. There are over 700 crypto currencies and there are 164 official fiat currencies circulating in the world.
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  12738. Johny Ringo+ You are up early or late?
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  12739. @brunoestudante7506 , I did many years ago but there is one thing that always bugged me and that is not knowing who really is behind it. Now I think I do and it is not good. Think of the intelligence agencies.
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  12740. You're welcome
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  12741. @leicestersq1 , Yes and that is what the yean carry trade has been all about.
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  12742. @viviandevilliers1101 , It is. As I said it is the increase in the supply of the currency via credit expansion leading to the loss of purchasing power of the currency. That, of course, leads to the currency buying less or prices of goods and services rising.
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  12743.  @TavistockLiesBrainwashing  Don't be sorry. You could join Patreon, ask me the question, and then cancel the membership after that and it would cost just $1.
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  12744. Hi, I would love to help and that is why I have a Patreon page. Unfortunately, I need to be careful on social media of giving my details to people. I know most people here are legitimate and trustworthy but it is not the case for a small minority.
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  12745. Hi @Rodney Leon, Yes they have been sold off in dollars but against the yen gold is making an aa-time high. The yen is considered by mainstream as a safe-haven. I think what is happening in the bond markets and forex markets are very important. The dollar will go the same way of the yen and gold and silver will be the only monetary assets left standing.
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  12746. It is someone impersonating my channel. YouTube doesn't seem to care because I reported it last week and they are still allowing him/her to operate.
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  12747. Yes. I have reported and deleted.
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  12748. Thanks
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  12749. Good morning!
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  12750. Yes.
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  12751. Merci.
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  12752. You’re welcome and thanks for the feedback.
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  12753. You need to look elsewhere to find the biggest sponsors of the T word.
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  12754. Iran or it’s predecessor Persia has not invaded or attacked another country in over 200 years!
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  12755. The question you need to ask is who is really the madman?
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  12756. It sure looks like it!
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  12757. Thanks for listening
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  12758. Hello there!
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  12759. +BaronGoldBaron I think spreading your risk is the best way to go about it and that is what I do. It also depends on your circumstance and how much physical gold you planning to buy.
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  12760. Hi Sedona TV, I actually just realised I have one and just saw that I have some BCH in my blockchain wallet. This is the address: qzfcsu05c9ephzv8qzl7ysvn4lfclzneescfhre4r5 . I will also put it in the description of the video.Thanks
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  12761. Thanks for the feedback Jane.
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  12762. Debt default does deflate the money supply but prior to the default there is inflation.
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  12763. My pleasure!
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  12764. I have not written a book.
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  12765. Morning!
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  12766.  @gosnellktn  Canada has lots of gold underground and yet their Central bank has zero gold so I do not quite understand your concern. If a nation or country is prosperous and participates in international trade it will earn gold (money). If there wasn't enough gold in the world for it to be money it would not be money. Great Britain only had 160 metric tonnes in the late 1800s but it was the most powerful trading nation at the time.
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  12767. Hi @DB, Just because a country does not have gold under ground does not mean the particular country cannot earn gold. Oil and lumber are commodities but they are not money. Oil is consumed while almost all the gold that has ever been mined still exists. Switzerland has no history of gold mining but historically it has accumulated a lot of gold reserves through trade and banking.
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  12768. Thanks, you too!
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  12769. Hello @Brad Denham.
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  12770. Morning!
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  12771. Thank you too
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  12772. Thank you too!
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  12773. Thanks, you too!
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  12774. Morning
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  12775. Thanks again!
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  12776. Hi @MtSteve72, I think most of my viewers have seen it.
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  12777. You are very welcome
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  12778. Thank you kindly
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  12779. He's a good thermometer!
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  12780. Hi @Norman Invader, I just had a look and don't why the spike is there. You'd have to call them and ask.
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  12781. You are right about the moral standards. When the currency is debased morals follow.
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  12782. You're welcome
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  12783. +Padd Go on www.bloomberg.com under the Markets icon and then onto the Asia Pacific. The price feed is not live but it shows you what the Markets did on the previous day.
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  12784. Actually crypto currencies are deflating versus the fiat money.
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  12785. De nada e obrigado.
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  12786. i'd the U.S. has been on a downward spiral since 1971 and that it does not matter who occupies the White House. The power rest at the Marriner Eccles building and 33 Liberty Street in Manhattan.
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  12787. Morning
    1
  12788. Good morning!
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  12789. No.
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  12790. The website is www.halfpasthuman.com There you can buy the ALTA reports for $15 and they come out usually once a month.
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  12791. You are welcome.
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  12792. Thanks.
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  12793.  @schopen-hauer  It could be the only way for the banking sector to be liquified. In 1980 when the price of gold went to almost $900 it helped stabilise the paper dollar as the Fed's balance sheet became more than 100% backed at the high price of gold.
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  12794. Welcome!
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  12795. You too
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  12796. Hi @Scuff MacGillicutty, I shot 80 that day but I have to admit I was distracted by the beauty of the place. The greens had been aerated so I had the excuse that they were not in perfect condition.
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  12797. Hi, @Martin McDade, Thanks for the correction. It's a strange one.
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  12798.  @RK-lu7vn  The real rate is determined by the 10-year yield minus the government's phoney measure of inflation aka CPI.
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  12799. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  12800. +Anders I have seen some headlines about Novo Resources but have not actually looked into. I will have a look though.
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  12801. @Sgtrp-cp9qp , The Fed indirectly owns part the BIS via JP Morgan and Citibank.
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  12802. One can always learn even form paper or promissory notes. They do have collectors' value.
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  12803. That’s strange
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  12804. Appreciate it
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  12805. I don't follow ethereum. I do not rate this altcoin to be honest. Very slow and of not much practical use.
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  12806. A cash settled contract is as good as trading through a bucket shop. I know most CME contracts provide for delivery of the underlying but this one won't.
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  12807. By moving the price of the futures like they do with gold and silver. It won’t happen overnight as the CME bitcoin futures will start slowly in terms of drumming up interest but eventually if enough investors and speculators opt to trade bitcoin as a future instead of actually owning real bitcoin then there’s is the possibility that they could manipulate the price. I worked as a futures broker for 20 years and I speak from experience.
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  12808. We'll see. Gold and silver prices are set by the CME's Comex division and even though they are deliverable contracts I would saying from working in the futures industry for over 20 years that no one hardly ever takes delivery.
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  12809. I don’t think the CME future will have a big impact in the short term. It will take time for the contract to grow and become widely used by Wall Street and investors and who knows it could even fail to take off as a futures contract. I worked for 20 years in the futures industry and I can tell you that a lot contracts never got off the ground. Let’s see what happens. Hopefully the banksters will fail.
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  12810. +cassanoa Possible.
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  12811. If a contract allows for physical delivery it means the buyer of the contract (long) can demand delivery from the seller of the contract (short) of the underlying (gold, bitcoin, silver) at the maturity of the futures contract. If there is no physical delivery the contracts are settled in dollars/cash instead of the underlying. The cash settled contract allows the people who control the monetary system (bankers) to more easily manipulate the futures contract and the price of the underlying
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  12812. Just like the futures market in gold and silver drive the market for physical gold and silver the futures for bitcoin could eventually do the same. The comex futures for the precious metals allow for physical delivery but 99% of all the activity is trading and speculation and one hardly ever sees physical delivery. The hundreds of billions of dollars the bankers have access to will eventually drive the price of bitcoin. If you are struggling to understand it just look at how physical gold and silver are constantly manipulated by the paper market.
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  12813. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12814. Hi Dennis, I am not too sure. There are so many moving parts but I think that they definitely want to create as many distractions away from what is happening in the economy and the markets.
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  12815. Thanks Israel T.!
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  12816. I did not but I will have a look at it. Thanks.
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  12817. It might happen one day in the near future!
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  12818. Investing.com and then go to world bonds and pick United States.
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  12819. Hi @Tom Binkley, It will have to be that too as the dollar has been a fiat currency since 1971.
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  12820. Morning Paola.
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  12821. +Bob C You are welcome.
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  12822.  @hart-coded  I'm doing a live stream tomorrow at 9 pm and I'd be happy to try and answer some of your questions but I will also keep your suggestion in mind. Thanks.
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  12823. Thanks for that!
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  12824. Thank you, I will
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  12825. Glad you enjoy it!
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  12826. Welcome!
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  12827. Thanks for the information.
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  12828. Good morning!
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  12829. Hi Bobby8270, I feel the same way once in a while but always have to remind myself that giving in is not the solution and that by giving in you are helping finance people who do not care for the public.
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  12830. Hi Juan, Thanks.
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  12831. Good morning!
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  12832. I think what he meant is that they are risky because the governments/bankers don't want you to have it and might come after it.
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  12833. Thank you so much 😀
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  12834. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  12835. Morning
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  12836. Same to you!
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  12837. Thanks for the visit
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  12838. Thanks ✌️
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  12839. Thank you too
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  12840. Morning
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  12841. Good morning!
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  12842. April! Yes not sure I said August.
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  12843. You too
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  12844. The point is that emerging market countries will have less reason to invest in the dollar. I guess the US is a perfect, non-corrupt, and peaceful country according to your way of seeing things? It was China that invaded Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Lybia, Grenada, Panama, etc...? Oh and I forgot all the coups that China fomented in Latin America. Oh, wait it wasn't China that did that it was the U.S.A.!
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  12845.  @postscript5549  I did not even notice it.
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  12846. Morning
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  12847. Very welcome
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  12848. Morning
    1
  12849. PIMCO is bond fund manager and probably move bond markets with big changes in their portfolio. They have benefited a lot since 2008 with all the QE as that helped keep bond prices high.
    1
  12850. Good morning!
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  12851. I’d buy the ounce of gold first.
    1
  12852. Morning!
    1
  12853. or Central Intelligence Agency too I guess.
    1
  12854. From experience most of the hedge funds I dealt with were .... Investment Management.
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  12855. My wife drew that. It is a trainer on a horse.
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  12856. If we had a 20% drop in one day like in 1987 that would correspond to a 5k point drop in the Dow today.
    1
  12857. I appreciate that!
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  12858. Our pleasure!
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  12859. I appreciate that
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  12860. You would have to open an account with a stock broker like Hargreaves Lansdowne, Interactive Brokers etc...
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  12861. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  12862. Good morning!
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  12863. Morning!
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  12864. Hi Luca.
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  12865. Thanks! Will do!
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  12866. I would say the general public is involved too.
    1
  12867. Good morning!
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  12868. Good morning, inner dinosaur.
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  12869. Hi @damrunner1, This strategy's downside is the premium you pay for it. You are long one put of a certain strike and short another one of a lower strike so even though you are short the lower strike put that risk is neutralized by the fact that you are long the other one. So with a 1x1 put spread or a 1x1 call spread, there is no chance of a "blow up". You would start looking a t a possible "blow up" scenario if you bought a 1x2 or 1x3 put or call spread as you's be long 1 unit of a put or a call but short 2 or 3 units of the put or call.
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  12870. I would say they are a leveraged play on a precious metals bull market and that you need to do your homework and learn about the different kinds of miners. In a raging bull market, though, most mining companies should do very well.
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  12871. Hi Liberty Lady, I'm happy to hear it.
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  12872. Sure.
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  12873. @jianusheng3851 , I see so the PBOC's balance sheet has not increased?
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  12874. +reisele The Spanish silver coins came after the thaler or Joachimsthaler and that is why it was called the Spanish Dollar.
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  12875. +Peter Morris This link should help you with the historical silver prices in dollars and pounds. There is data going back to 1968. http://www.lbma.org.uk/pricing-and-statistics
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  12876. +Jack Drusus I think the PPT/Central Banks can definitely influence the markets but once the tide turns it is very difficult. I agree that technical analysis isn't perfect but I feel the fundamentals, even though I have not touched on fundamentals in this video, are also pointing to a big correction. The other point is that if the PPT/Central Banks are omnipotent how come the markets crashed in 2007/2008 and before that?
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  12877. Hi @ JESSIE, I agree with you though that one cannot blame one person or party and that is what I was trying to say as it looked to me you were trying to blame the Democrats. I guess we both agree that it is the system that is screwed up.
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  12878. Glad it was helpful!
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  12879. Morning
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  12880. Welcome
    1
  12881. He has been on before and I have been on his channel too.
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  12882. Good morning!
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  12883. Thanks.
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  12884. :]
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  12885. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12886. Good morning!
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  12887. Thank you and welcome.
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  12888. Hello 👋
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  12889. Hi @FullofHope, Thank you. Have a great weekend.
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  12890. I know about John Titus and have spoken about his videos. He has been inactive for a while though.
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  12891. Google him. He was a former banker who said banking was born out of iniquity.
    1
  12892. Sir Josiah Stamp?
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  12893. Hi @Evan Spellman, You are welcome.
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  12894. Hi @Maikel Vane, I have not but I am very familiar with Fibonacci and the golden mean.
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  12895. For a lot of people it will be at least here in the UK as yesterday was a bank holiday.
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  12896. +GJT I am like you too as I prefer the precious metals but I also like having an exposure to the crypto currencies but not too much to keep me awake at night.
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  12897. +James Bond Hi James I am sure the Fed will try but I am not sure they can do it forever. If they could we would never have recessions or crashes.
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  12898. +James Bond Actually it means "about to happen" so I would say in less than twelve months.
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  12899. +Trader865 Thanks. Please share it if you think more people should be viewing it.
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  12900. It's not just China's creditors I would say. Don't forget Wall Street. It seems to me that China is used as a scapegoat along with Russia for all the evils out there.
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  12901. You too
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  12902. Thanks.
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  12903. Welcome
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  12904. Good morning!
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  12905. I've posted on Steemit with the youtube link so it isn't on dtube but it is on steemit now.
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  12906. No. It is just taking ages to load the video on dtube. Still trying to do it at present.
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  12907. +Lee Sutherland You are welcome. Thanks
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  12908. Hi Charles, I agree with your comments and I actually did some background check on the two co founders of Swirlds which owns the patent and this is what I found: Leemon Baird was a professor of Computer Science at the Air Force Academy and Mr Harmon has worked closely with the US Missile Defense Agency and has been a course director for Cybersecurity at US Air Force Academy! Wolves in sheep’s clothing?
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  12909. +Big Mike It looks like Swirlds are being financed by venture capital for now. I would recommend you join their Telegram Group. It already has over 7k members.
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  12910. +Kenny douglas You are welcome.
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  12911. To be honest I have not looked into that. I'll have a look into it and come back to you with what I think.
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  12912. +Christopher Cochran I guess that will just make it harder to mine and will control the inflation of bitcoin even though it is a finite currency. It will require more time and effort to mine BTC so if anything it should make BTC's value higher in terms of fiat currency.
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  12913. +Christopher Cochran Halving of what?
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  12914. +dx398 You are welcome.
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  12915. Thank you too
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  12916. Same to you!
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  12917. Not sure they are too correlated at present.
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  12918. Same to you!
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  12919. Morning!
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  12920. My pleasure!
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  12921. it's Rethinking the Dollar
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  12922. Hi @Valerie Price, You are right but the word dollar is a derivative of the Taler Coin.
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  12923. Hello there!
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  12924. Hi @Mike Brown, Maybe even in a digital age money has to be real. Things in a digital world are only a representation of real things most of the time. A books going to go away just because we have electronic books?
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  12925. Let’s hope so.
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  12926. Good point you make. There is no inheritance tax in Italy so families are able to pass on their property to their children and grand children.
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  12927. Thanks
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  12928. Welcome!
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  12929. I know how you feel. Apparently the most liquid financial institution In Ireland at the time was Paddy Power!!!
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  12930. Morning
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  12931. Yes I sent Billy to the google headquarters. He is trying to deactivate all the machines and the algorithms!
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  12932. I am on both already and I do have fairly good earnings there but not as many followers.
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  12933. I have not got one for US viewers yet but I should be getting one soon when they launch the US card. For U.K. and EU viewers it’s MarioGlintJulyEU
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  12934. Hi Bobbi, There is an edited version if you look at my channel and latest videos.
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  12935. I don't think China wants to win any "war" like you say. They just want to be sovereign and not pushed around like the U.S. would not like to be either. As for human rights abuses no nation is exempt from having committed them especially not the U.S.
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  12936. Thanks for watching!
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  12937. Morning!
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  12938.  @jitendra8876  Look up the BIS which is the bank for the Central Bankers. The heads of the major Central Banks travel every other month to the BIS in Basel, Switzerland for private talks, dinner and more talks over lunch the next day about what they are planning. The BIS is the OPEC of the money world. I recommend you read The Tower of Basel by Adam Lebor as it tells you a lot that you might want to know about the BIS and the Central Bankers.
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  12939.  @jitendra8876  The major bullion banks and major Central banks control the f/x and bullion market as they have control or monopoly of the creation of money and credit. They own the casino (FX market).
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  12940. Yes, gold and silver ( xau and xag) are traded on the foreign exchange markets.
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  12941. My pleasure! Billy is fine he just ha a bit of a lie-in this morning.
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  12942. Welcome!
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  12943. Free money and accommodative monetary policy just like here in the U.K, U.S. and Australia. When rates start rising look out.
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  12944. Hello there!
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  12945. Yes, Billy is fine. He had a lie-in today.
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  12946. I spoke about this in this video why I think it is happening.
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  12947. Good morning!
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  12948.  @Winchester001  I am glad I could be of help.
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  12949. JP Morgan is the biggest shareholder in the biggest regional Fed bank or the Federal Reserve Bank of New York so keeping this Central Banking system going is a big deal for them. Banks like JPM are the biggest beneficiaries of this massive fiat currency inflation as they lend fiat currency.
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  12950. Hi @arnoldsimage, You are right but that's because it is much harder for the bankers to suppress lumber prices but much easier for them to suppress monetary metals like gold and silver.
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  12951.  @dwdelve  You too.
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  12952. Hi @Ben Gray, Good morning to you too.
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  12953. Actually a dollar is a fine weight of silver or 371-4/16 grains.
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  12954. I have no idea but trading could be halted if there are fireworks. Comex is really a rigged game so if they lose control of the game they could close the casino.
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  12955. Thanks Chris, I will look into it.
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  12956. Thanks @25manfredo.
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  12957. Billy is sleeping in more and more. He’ll be on the next livestream though.
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  12958. Thanks jmcarp98!
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  12959. The 95.9 million are all working age people. This number does not count children nor people who are retired.
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  12960. They are frozen so you cannot transfer them to other accounts but if you have it in an exchange you can trade it but you cannot withdraw it from the exchange.
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  12961. Hi fulltimegeek, Have not heard about this. My channel covers markets, economics, money and central banking. I focus on the money as that is my specialty.
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  12962. Hi Tulips, I have the book. What I'm trying to point out is that, if anything, the economy is even more leveraged now as the annual budget deficits are set to soar again and the government is therefore crowding out the private sector. From what I know Trump has not told the BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics) to revert to calculating their statistics honestly again so the numbers we get like GDP, CPI and unemployment are all phoney and Trump is going along with it. Maybe this is his away of getting things going well again but, in my opinion, you can only solve a problem if you first acknowledge it.
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  12963. I think the verdict is still out for Trump. All I’m saying is that if he really wanted to go after the Globalists(queen included) he’d go after the Fed and the central banks.
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  12964. Yes it’s all hypothetical and based on surveys.
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  12965. Hi Faith, I hope you are right. Let's wait and see.
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  12966. @gadget348 , Gold has always retained its purchasing power while fiat currencies (paper) always go to zero and that happens when faith and confidence evaporate. Gold coins and can be dug out of the ground after hundreds or thousands of years and still look the same and have some value.
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  12967. @spljapan , and the everybody else too.
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  12968. Good morning!
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  12969. @leodf1 , I am not sure he ever held one and the cashier basically told him they were too heavy to carry around.
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  12970. You are welcome.
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  12971. Hi Arpad, I just sent you an email.
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  12972. Good morning!
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  12973. Why do we need a State owned bank? What’s wrong with a free market in money and banking. I’m sorry State or centralised control of money and credit is one of the planks of the communist manifesto.
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  12974. Thanks!
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  12975. I don't know but all I can say is look at what it took to end slavery back in the 1860s.
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  12976. Glad you enjoyed it
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  12977. Thanks R. Beaudry, I'll have a look.
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  12978. Thanks jmcarp98.
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  12979. It's the way I see it.
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  12980. Hi Anders, Nice to hear from. Thanks for the support as always.
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  12981. Yes. He snores a lot.
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  12982. Thank you very much!
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  12983. Morning
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  12984. Thanks for the suggestion.
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  12985. There have been several crashes or corrections in the past 18 months related to Chinese news and the most recent one is just another one and probably not the last.
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  12986. Good morning!
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  12987. Thanks, Mark.
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  12988. Agree with you! Central Banks create massive moral hazard. There will always be economic ups and downs but without the “help” of Central Banking things do not get as much out of hand as they do with Central Banking.
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  12989. The HK market has been underperforming U.S. markets this year so on a relative basis it might perform better than the U.S. but its direction looks lower too. I would say the HSI could easily drift lower towards the 20000 are by year end or early next year.
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  12990. I have and I've posted some of my videos there. I'm not too impressed with it, to be honest.
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  12991. It's the same for institutional investors but they probably have a lot more leeway and margin to deal.
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  12992. The prices have been falling and not rising. The yields have been rising.
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  12993. Hi @Aroth, Can we really believe much of what NASA says?
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  12994. Hi Shane, I've launched a new mug that I think you will like. Here is the link: https://teespring.com/en-GB/hold-own-to-your-sovereignty?pid=659&cid=102910&sid=front
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  12995. I have not but they are good too as bullion.
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  12996. Good morning, @Mn neau!
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  12997. +huey greenstar Back in the 1800s government was small in the US, in the U.K. And many other places. Unfortunately for the last 100 years government has grown everywhere. Just because we do not have any country with small government now doesn't mean to say it should not be something we shouldn't strive for. For example during the Victorian era and the height of the British Empire the U.K. Government only employed 5000 civil servants. Nowadays there are over 500k of them!
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  12998. +KEYZER SOZE Here is a video I made about the subject: https://youtu.be/108u8XvMEPU
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  12999. Never say Never!
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  13000. Right now the dividend yield in the S & P 500 is 1.89%. Historically until the mid 1990s the floor was around 3% so I agree it is only speculation but some people, as I said, actually own stocks as a way of storing wealth. Don't forget that a share of a stock represents ownership in a business.
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  13001. It is but maybe the bullion banks have been accumulating this 1.24 billion on the quiet over the last year or so and have now placed it in the eligible category. We will nee to wait and see if Comex comes out and corrects the data.
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  13002. My pleasure!
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  13003. Morning.
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  13004. You're welcome!
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  13005. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  13006.  @_outofphase5480  You stick with DARPA's currency and I will stick with gold and silver.
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  13007. My pleasure!
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  13008. Hello
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  13009. Morning!
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  13010. Thanks for listening
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  13011. Thanks
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  13012. Welcome!
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  13013. Hello there!
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  13014. Morning!
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  13015. Hi Kirstin, I'm glad I could be of help.
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  13016. Billy is oblivious to what I say!
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  13017. Thanks DH.
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  13018. Thanks, Gisele!
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  13019. Good morning!
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  13020. Hi Paddy, I am glad you are enjoying it.
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  13021. What country are you in? It's not conspiracy it will happen in the next crisis and it happened in Cyprus a few years ago. Instead of the government/taxpayer bailing out the banks the depositors money will be used to bail in the banks. In the end of the day it's another taxpayer bailout but without the government getting involve as the great majority of bank depositors are also taxpayers.
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  13022. I think a lot of the bankers are indigenous as you say. Just look at RBS! Unfortunately the British people have been fooled by the establishment to keep this system going (via electing a government) and giving governments the legitimisation to pile insurmountable debts on their behalf.
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  13023. Morning
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  13024. The RBA follows the same script as all the other central banks so I think it is a coordinated effort. The 1.5% is the lowest ever and the RBA said they are worried about inflation getting too low which is a joke in my opinion. I read Glenn Stevens' (Governor of the RBA) wiki page and it says he accepted a position as a visiting scholar in 1990 at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco so that should tell you a lot.
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  13025. So do you think governments are moral?
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  13026. Good morning
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  13027. Hello there!
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  13028. Thanks!
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  13029. Morning!
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  13030. Yes, LBRY coin is worth around $0.25.
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  13031. Glad you liked it!
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  13032. I guess you could look at it that way but I could have pulled the curtain down too I guess.
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  13033. Good point!
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  13034. Good morning!
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  13035. Welcome and thank you for your Super thanks.
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  13036. Yes.
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  13037. Hi @Darryl Knight, I gave read it. It's a good one.
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  13038. +Bobby8270 I did listen to that interview and I also like Bo and think his heart is in the right place but I think he would be better off not making these bold predictions of $2000 gold as he's made them before. I think his cycles work is good as he has called some good turning points (tops and bottoms).
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  13039. +David Winter I took a straight line from the all time high in 2011 and ran it through the high of 2012 all the way to the present. My chart is for spot gold. Some other technical analysts could be using the GLD etf or a the continuation chart for the front month futures contract on Comex.
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  13040. I agree wtith you. That is when the financial reset will be complete.
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  13041. That will come too.
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  13042. Yes, that is a good one. "Will sell my Tesla for 31.1035 grams ( 1 troy ounce)"
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  13043. Do you mean the "bail-in" bank robbery?
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  13044. Don't worry I do not have a problem with you commenting. It's interesting that the house I grew up in Brazil the number of it was 322 which you probably know is the Skull & Bones number. Of course, when I was a kid growing up it did not cross my mind that 322 was a significant number and my Dad, who bought the house, died in 1998 so I never got to ask him if he knew about the significance of 322.
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  13045. You must be watching Gematria Effect News! What happens when I reach 23k subscribers?
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  13046. ***** Thanks!
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  13047. ***** Unfortunately the "propaganda media" only try to distract the public but hopefully we can help wake people up and point them in the right direction. My view is that one always needs to follow the money to find out what is really going on in the world.
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  13048. +Forca Jarrar I have been linking the sterling meltdown to the SDR basket. I have been talking about it since November last year and I also warned that the pound or sterling was going to get hit hard because of it. Here is my video from last year: https://youtu.be/GQdImKpPDmw
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  13049. +Jay D Deutsche Bank would say that because it wants to encourage the German public (depositors) to keep their money with them instead of holding real money.
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  13050. China is closed for the whole week. Go to the SGE website and you will see there was no trading taking place today.
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  13051. Looks like Harvey Organ is wrong.
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  13052. +I Jess Not according to the SGE website! According to the exchange they are closed from October1st to October 9th and the exchange will reopen on Monday, October 10th, 2016. Here is a link to the SGE announcement: http://www.en.sge.com.cn/news-announcement/announcement/540899.shtml
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  13053. +Raul Becerril I think the financial crisis has been ongoing since 2008 but it has been "papered over" by the central banks and governments. I guess the general public have been conditioned to think things are normal but having worked in financial markets for over twenty years (1989 -2012) I can tell you that things are not normal. It's very difficult to predict exact dates but I think 2016 to 2018 could usher in an unravelling of all the efforts of the central planners to hide the truth about how the system is rotten to the core and how the general public has been fleeced in order to keep their system going. I am not being negative and I think people who prepare and act accordingly can do well in the next crisis.
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  13054. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  13055.  @Scubajunky  I think the miners should do well too. Of course, you need to do your homework as not all mining companies are similar.
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  13056. Glad you liked it!
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  13057. Thank you too
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  13058. Morning!
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  13059. Hi @Stan Myphone, Some have already hyperinflated (Lebanon, Venezuela, Egypt, Turkey, etc..) and they all will as they are all a derivative of the fiat dollar.
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  13060. Glad you think so!
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  13061.  @davidwhitworth5724  Consumer credit in the US is still at record highs according to the Federal Reserve. Here is the proof: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/TOTALSL
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  13062. You are welcome!
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  13063. Hi @Christ is Truth, In real terms it is already dropping but in British pesos it might hold up a bit for longer.
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  13064. My pleasure!
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  13065.  @quocbao4243  No problem. It is difficult to read people online. I did not take it personally.
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  13066. Hi @hello, You will have to wait until the U.S. treasury publishes the data in a couple of months or so.
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  13067. Yes, Rudy has been around for about a month with us. he was born on December 1st.
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  13068. I noticed it when I was editing it. I did use the microphone. Don't know what happened.
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  13069. Good morning!
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  13070. Glad to help
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  13071. All good
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  13072. Thank you too!
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  13073. Have a nice day
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  13074. Hello there!
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  13075. Any time!
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  13076. Good morning!
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  13077. Because only government can cheat and counterfeit money without going to jail. Inflation is creating unbacked currency. if you or I tried to do it we'd be locked up.
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  13078. My pleasure!
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  13079. Good morning!
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  13080. Our pleasure!
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  13081. Same to you!
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  13082. @mike gee, Make sure you share it as much as possible as YouTube seems to be censoring this video. It's the worst performing of my last 10 videos in its first hour. Thanks.
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  13083. Glad you enjoyed it
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  13084. Hello there!
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  13085. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  13086. Good morning Shane, we are all well thanks. I hope you and your family are doing well too.
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  13087. Morning!
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  13088. Try this one: http://www.tradingeconomics.com/united-states/government-debt-to-gdp
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  13089. http://www.usdebtclock.org/ The Debt to GDP ratio is below the U.S. Gross Domestic Product counter.
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  13090. Thanks.
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  13091. Hi +Padd The reason why NUGT dropped so much was that there was a 5 to 1 stock split effective as of today. What that means is that if you had 100 shares yesterday you now have 500 so the effective price is cut by a factor of 5. Here is the announcement by Direxion: http://www.direxioninvestments.com/press-release/direxion-announces-reverse-and-forward-share-splits-of-nine-leveraged-etfs
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  13092. I do not touch ETFs but I think you've got the wrong price. According to yahoo finance it settled at $106.66 yesterday. https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/q?s=NUGT
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  13093. I get where you are coming from. They (the Masons) are very powerful. I was asked once to join them but never really saw the point of it. I think all the top politicians and business leaders are either masons or are closely connected to them. Even Ron Paul is a mason!
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  13094. I actually do not think they are in control. Look what happened after the hiked in December 2015! The mining stocks are taking a breather before the next run higher.
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  13095. No. The POBC 1yr lending rate is 4.35%.
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  13096. Here is another one in which I interview Roshan Abraham of EOS Authority (block producer): EOS Authority Talks About the Infinite Scalability of the EOS Blockchain! https://youtu.be/byBcy-0kqZA
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  13097. You need to go back to older videos where I have spoken not only about bitcoin but other alt coins I was buying last November and December when cryptos were at rock bottom.
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  13098. Have you looked at the White Paper and come to the conclusion you have?
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  13099. Maths, problem solving, computer power and programming.
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  13100. Glad you enjoyed it
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  13101. No worries
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  13102. Good morning!
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  13103. Thank you too!
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  13104. Morning!
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  13105. Yes, my wife bought it about a month ago.
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  13106.  @davidthomas-uc6ru  Merry Christmas, by the way, even though it's already the day after for you.
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  13107.  @davidthomas-uc6ru  I agree, tax and inflation are both backdoor confiscation.
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  13108.  @davidthomas-uc6ru  In a world where they can confiscate citizen's property why not? You are not a natural-born citizen. You were once an immigrant but now that you are a citizen you want the current immigrants to be discriminated against because house prices are too high?
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  13109.  @davidthomas-uc6ru  Can’t you see how hypocritical you sound? As per your theory or the Soviet way the you would never have been able to have bought any property in Australia or New Zealand as you are Welsh!!! Maybe the kiwi government should confiscate your wealth and deport you back to somewhere in Wales. How would you feel about that?
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  13110.  @davidthomas-uc6ru  Yes, but at the time I was just starting a family just like any normal young person, and paying a lot of taxes so why should I have been discriminated against? It all boils down to government interfering and creating problems and then trying to solve them by creating more problems and injustices.
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  13111.  @davidthomas-uc6ru  By your way of thinking I would not have been able to buy our first house back in 1996 as, even though my wife is British, I am not. As I have said it's the monetary system and the manipulated interest rates that have made real estate prices balloon into fake values and not foreigners or greed.
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  13112. My pleasure!
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  13113. Same to you!
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  13114. Thank you! You too!
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  13115. Morning
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  13116. Hi @Albert Lau, You are right as the British were running a trade deficit with China and it was draining the silver from Britain. Opium helped balance the trade deficit.
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  13117. My pleasure!
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  13118. Fingers crossed!
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  13119. Thanks.
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  13120. +drifter I'll be back later. See you.
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  13121. +Tor I saw that. Trend still looks higher for the yield and 2% is the obvious target. We need to see what happens when the election result becomes clear. I tend to think we could see a spike higher if Trump wins.
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  13122. Those prices are silly The book does not go for $10k. I bought years ago from Laissez Faire Books. Not sure they still exist.
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  13123. No.
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  13124. I guess that is what people were saying about the internet back in 1995. I even remember when people were saying that google could not make money and the google iPO was a scam.
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  13125. I think a lot of this supply could be held by the American bullion banks so that it can get leased out. The U.S. Treasury has the biggest armed forces behind so I think they will be ok getting back their 8300 mt and then some back. The only problem is that instead of having the gold at the original accounted level of $20.67 per troy ounce (confiscation level) they will have to pay thousands of dollar in the open market to get it back.
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  13126. You’re right but the Elite Globalists running the show will try to stay in charge as long as they can and that’s why we need to keep exposing them. Jim exposes their fiat system in his book Aftermath. All he is doing here is trying to forecast the reality of the situation so it doesn’t me he thinks it’s the best solution.
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  13127. Thank you too
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  13128. Good night
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  13129. Much appreciated
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  13130. Maybe try to refresh your page?
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  13131. Morning!
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  13132. All good
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  13133. Thanks.
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  13134. I spoke about it in this video. I guess you have not listened to it in full.
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  13135. Always welcome
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  13136. Many thanks!
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  13137. +Bobby8270 I've been investing some of my Steem earnings into alt coins or tokens too. I have also increased my holdings of PM mining stocks for speculation.
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  13138. I think you mean SK or the Republic of Korea. You could very well be right.
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  13139. No.
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  13140. +Elvira You are welcome.
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  13141. +dwardt1 You are welcome. I think it is not only an American problem. It's happening here in the UK and in Europe too.
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  13142. +VC YT True but JFK was not the first President to be assassinated and the election process has always been fairly smooth. Lyndon Johnson replaced JFK as he was the Vice President. Robert Kennedy was the Attorney General for JFK and later on he was running for President in 1968 and that is when he was assassinated.
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  13143. +papi3d I do not use a green screen. It's probably because I touched my iPhone to start the video and it is usually on a small tripod and it must have shaken the phone slightly. I do my videos in my study.
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  13144. +Dar Max Thanks. I've edited and put a "speech bubble" with a big THURSDAY.
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  13145. Yes it has but as I’ve said it doesn’t mean to say it’s getting more important as a reserve currency. The pound hasn’t been the global reserve currency for about 85 years but it doesn’t mean it can move up against other currencies in the short term as it does.
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  13146. Hi, Mn neau!
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  13147. That is what I think too. There seem to be some very powerful forces behind the scenes pulling the strings so to speak.
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  13148. Try The Market Wizards and the New Market Wizards.
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  13149. Yes. I think Ireland has kind of sold itself to the big corporations even though I’m all for low or no taxes. It seems like the pick up in the economy in Ireland has not been organic home grown.
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  13150. Here is the article: https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-08-10/lira-collapse-jump-mediterranean
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  13151. Have not listened to Greg. I don’t see Turkey turning to the IMF as it is a U.S. controlled institution. I think China will help Turkey if necessary. There’s as good article on zero hedge about Turkey today by Tom Luongo. Recommend it.
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  13152. Actually he was the one who woke me up today.
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  13153. Yes.
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  13154. If he does it as QE it will go on the Bank of England's balance sheet so it won't be part of the national debt. If it's used to bailout the banks the treasury would have to guarantee it so technically it would. In the end of the day, no matter what it is, it will erode the value of the pound in your pocket.
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  13155. Unfortunately in order for me to do the technical analysis and charts on the video I have to edit the video and then upload it and it lakes a bit of time. I'm not surprised gold and silver continue to move higher going into a long week end and all the uncertainty out there.
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  13156. I made the video at 12:30 PM EST. Spot silver high is $19.62. You must be looking at one of the Comex futures contracts.
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  13157. I wasn't the one who said you did not know about bitcoin it was mughat!
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  13158. Yes. Markets don't go up or down on a straight line so I would expect silver to correct sometime but as I think we are in a bull market the correction should be shallow and quick in my opinion.
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  13159. It will still impact UK banks but the Bank of England will be able to print as it would have still been able to if even if the UK remained in the EU.
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  13160. Good morning, Mike!
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  13161. Yes, it is true that you can leverage even buying options but you at least know for sure how much you can lose (the premium) and that it is limited to what you paid for them. When you sell naked calls, though, the sky is the limit and you can very easily end with a "debit account"!
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  13162. They become overleveraged because they have naked positions. Especially with options that is the case. OptionsSellers say they don't buy premium and only sell options. If they were covered sales they would not have been as leveraged.
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  13163. Thanks +HarrisVictoria!
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  13164. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  13165. Thank you! You too!
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  13166. Thanks for the information.
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  13167. +Pricopea That's definitely something you could explore!
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  13168. +Israel T. Unfortunately people like to mix religion with global events. I personally think it is a distraction.
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  13169. Technically not as Crimea had a referendum but for all intents and purpose it was.
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  13170. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  13171. Our pleasure!
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  13172. Thanks!
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  13173. Thanks for listening
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  13174. Thanks for the tip!
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  13175. You can't eat lead.
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  13176. Our pleasure!
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  13177. +B. M. Me too. Unfortunately there are many people out there who believe in it. Let's hope that changes but historically there are always those who want something for nothing.
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  13178. Yes, it is better for me than a bowl of corn flakes and milk.
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  13179. Do you know how it wors? Do I get paid too and in what currency? Thanks.
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  13180. Thanks, Nick.
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  13181. Well said!
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  13182. Morning!
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  13183. I m sure there are many other companies you and I deal with that have acted the same way.
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  13184. Thank you too
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  13185. +Neeraj I have opened the account with my private key and address and the tokens are not there. I have checked etherscan on myetherwallet and I can see the transctions when I transferred the two kinds of tokens about three days ago but I can also see that my tokens were transferred about 24 hours ago to another ether address even though I made no transfers yesterday. I have the transaction id's for both transfers.
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  13186. +Hallvard Viken I have entered myetherwllet. Where do I go now to enter my etherdelta private key?
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  13187. +CanesFan65 So you actually had the same thing happen on etherdelta and then the tokens reappeared? I have look at etherscan and I can see the transactions where I transferred my tokens just over three days ago and then about a day ago the tokens were transferred out to another eth address even though I did not make any transfers.
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  13188. +Jeremy Stevenson I transferred my tokens from myetherwallet about 3 days ago and from looking through etherscan it looks like my tokens were transferred from my account yesterday even though I did not make any transfers.
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  13189. +Abir I have opened the account with my private key and address and the tokens are not there. I have checked etherscan on myetherwallet and I can see the transctions when I transferred the two kinds of tokens about three days ago but I can also see that my tokens were transferred about 24 hours ago to another ether address even though I made no transfers yesterday. I have the transaction id's for both transfers.
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  13190. +Vibin Joseph From my correspondence with some of the viewers it looks like I used the correct web address for ED but it looks like the site was cloned and I actually sent my tokens not to the ED eth address. According to this viewer this cloned/hacker took over $200k in tokens in total. We had a look at etherscan so that's how he came to this conclusion.
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  13191. You need to listen to Justinian Deception. What he says is that your parents volunteered by informing the system of your birth so once you are certified as a legal entity or person you are part of the system.
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  13192. Could be.
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  13193. You are welcome.
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  13194. Good idea JC. Put it through with a spending bill that would be ironic!
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  13195. Thanks
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  13196. Morning @T Taylor
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  13197. My pleasure!
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  13198. No problem!
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  13199. Thanks @Rick Enffed.
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  13200. Glad you like them!
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  13201. Thanks for listening
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  13202. Danke.
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  13203. Yes, SGD does give CHF a run for its money.
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  13204. Have you lived here?
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  13205. Thank you! You too!
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  13206. Very cool! I know Les Avants.
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  13207. Not as good as CHf nor SGD
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  13208. Glad it was helpful!
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  13209. Good night
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  13210. I guess Steve Keen does not know there is no free lunch.
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  13211. Thank you too
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  13212. Morning!
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  13213. Same to you!
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  13214. Thanks.
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  13215. I did not realise. Good point. JP Morgan bailed out the U.S. Treasury in 1895. https://www.jpmorgan.com/country/GB/en/jpmorgan/about/history/month/feb
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  13216. @redtroika,In the real world what would be required is the political will to reverse a couple of things that keep this system intact. One is the legal tender laws and the other is the Royal Charter that created the Bank of England in 1694. It's as simple as that but as I said the public needs to be informed.
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  13217. @redtroika, As I said I am not trying to do this myself but trying to make people aware of the scam so they can protect their savings and maybe pass the message along.
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  13218. Try to make people aware that the Old Lady is corrupt is a first step. I don’t expect it to be easy but exposing the fraudulent nature of the monetary system is a first step.
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  13219. That's a funny one! :)
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  13220. +VC YT UK 2017 GDP forecast has been revised lower from 2.4%.
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  13221. +VC YT Investments are what individuals do and they expect returns and profits. Governments SPEND and only expect votes back.
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  13222. Hi @Benjamin Male, I think you could be wrong about that. He has been an advocate for a clean environment and has said that the WEF and Globalists are use their climate agenda as a tool to control people. I am not praising him but pointing out that he is trying to expose the CIA. Here is a link to what he thinks: "Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Explains His Position On Climate Change & Pollution": https://rumble.com/v2l16vi-robert-f.-kennedy-jr.-explains-his-position-on-climate-change-and-pollution.html
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  13223. Hi @Zon brookes, I'm not falling for anything but just mentioning the fact that a US Presidential candidate is saying the CIA killed a president and a Senator.
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  13224. My pleasure!
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  13225. +Julie Kelliher That would be great!
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  13226. No I have not. I will have look. Thanks.
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  13227. Morning
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  13228. Good morning!
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  13229. I must have been thinking of GHWB photo in Dallas in front of the Book depository Building on 11/22/63! ;)
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  13230. Was that when I said "President Bush" instead of "President Trump"? :)
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  13231. +Paola Crawford The yuan is already backed by dollars. Why do you think the Chinese are the biggest holders of dollars and that is why they are trying to diversify by encouraging trade partners like Russia and Saudi Arabia to deal in yuan and at the same time be able to convert those yuans, if they wish to, into gold. China, Russia, Iran and other BRIC countries are trying lessen their dependence on the dollar.
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  13232. Good morning!
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  13233. Thanks again!
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  13234. It was Jim Sinclair who actually coined that phrase.
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  13235. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the feedback.
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  13236. I forgot to add that the point of having free market money or sound money like gold and silver is not to stop economic and financial crisis. Human nature will make sure that we will always have cycles but what fiat money does is accentuate and make the cycles unnecessarily worse as fiat money can be created with abandon and it has as we have seen in the last decade been completely abused by the central bankers who have created a mountain of insurmountable debt in order to stop true free market economic cycles.
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  13237. It's not an ideology it's just a fact that gold and silver have outlasted all fiat or paper currencies. Back in 1913, 1 Federal Reserve Note was worth 1/20.67 of an ounce of gold and now it is 1/1200 of an ounce of gold! You do not seem to understand weights and measure and that 1 troy ounce of gold or silver two thousand years ago was the same as 1 troy ounce today. In addition, as I have said, I am open-minded to what the free market decides to use as money and you can be sure that if it were not for the legal tender laws (imposed by the force of the State) no one would accept pieces of paper printed ad infinitum by government treasuries. As for cycles I completely agree with you that one troy ounce of gold and silver will buy different amounts of other commodities and services as the law of supply and demand applies to all exchange rates in the market. I really think you are somewhat confused. I recommend "What Has Government Done to Our Money" by Murray Rothbard. Until you have read this book I do not think you will understand what money really is and what the Statists have done to it. I've even got a free pdf version for you! https://mises.org/files/what-has-government-done-our-moneypdf-0
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  13238. The coin clipping or debasement in Rome was theft or cheating by the government. Floating rate fiat (paper) money is not a free market. The reason gold and silver have been money in the last few thousand years is that they have maintained their purchasing power over millennia, unlike fiat money. Gold and silver don't have a price so their price does not have to be fixed against anything hence the free market. A troy ounce of gold or silver will always be a troy ounce. Gold and silver have been around a lot longer than the Federal Reserve Note. Don't forget that a dollar is a weight of silver and will never be anything else.
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  13239. What I advocate is a free market in money with no banking monopoly nor legal tender laws like we have today. The money that will be chosen by the free market is up to the free market and not me. Historically though gold and silver have been top dogs as money in a free market. Nowadays there is more competition from the cryptocurrencies. If you want to remain under the thumb of the bankers, by all means, keep dealing in their fiat money abomination.
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  13240. I only mentioned it because it shows that people agreed with my comment and not because I care about twitter popularity or anything like that.
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  13241. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, I've just pinned a message from someone in Tokyo about what is going on there. It is at the top of the comment section now.
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  13242. Thank you very much!
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  13243. Thank you! You too!
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  13244. You’re welcome 😊
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  13245. Hi, Here is another one I did on October 4th: https://youtu.be/S1bnkCk48I8
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  13246. I would say Rockefeller is one of the main names and they all work for him too I guess.
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  13247. Most of the source for my video was actually from the Federal Reserve website and Mr Mullins' book only confirms section 5 of the Federal Reserve Act. As for Mr Mullins being an anti semite I have not looked into that as I am more interested in the Federal Reserve and the people behind and it seems to me they are from diverse religious background.
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  13248. The Fed's balance sheet is about $4.5 trillion. The derivatives are kept off the balance sheet!
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  13249. That's right. There is a saying that the Fed as is as Federal as Federal Express.
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  13250. Morgan is a Welsh name actually.
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  13251. From what I know JP Morgan was not a Jew so it's not only Jews involved.
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  13252. Good morning!
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  13253. You too!
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  13254. Glad you enjoyed it
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  13255. @MrPatrick1414 , It does not matter whether a political party is leftist, centrist or rightist the whole system is legal plunder.
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  13256. It was too hot so he did not want to lie down on the blanket on the sofa!
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  13257. Because by borrowing on the back of the public their paper becomes backed by the efforts of the public (taxation).
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  13258. Good point. Time will tell.
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  13259. Yes. He is a lot better.
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  13260. http://tass.com/politics/958835
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  13261. I appreciate that
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  13262. Thanks, you too!
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  13263. Morning!
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  13264. Thank you! You too!
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  13265. You are very welcome
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  13266. Good morning!
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  13267. My pleasure!
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  13268. +Paola Crawford No. I had not heard that. How did he come to the conclusion?
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  13269. Good morning!
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  13270. Good morning!
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  13271. Look at Japan, they have rigged their bond markets and the yen is on its last legs in terms of gold. The same thing will happen to the dollar and all other fiat currencies.
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  13272. It is just a temporary correction. From 1981 to 2021 (bull market in bonds) prices went down and yields went up too and those were corrections. Now it will be the other way around.
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  13273. Because the Executive Order (61020 ) superseded congressional power.
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  13274. Personally I think they are all the same and even the one you mentioned last. i would not trust ANY OF THEM as far as I could throw them and 45 included.
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  13275. The Vatican lent gold to the New York Fed in the 1970s. Google Vatican Paul Volcker Gold.
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  13276. Maybe it will allow to you to distance yourself a bit more from the "retards and sick"?
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  13277. Good morning!
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  13278. Welcome!
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  13279.  @Chapitamastervideos  According to some news stories the divorce talks have been ongoing for the last couple of years so I'm not sure why BG and MG would get a divorce because they think the markets are overvalued but you never know.
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  13280. Hi, Could you elaborate? An excuse to sell and a tax dodge?
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  13281. We shall see
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  13282. Morning
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  13283. Thanks 👍
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  13284. Great
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  13285. You too!
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  13286. Thanks for listening
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  13287. Thanks
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  13288. Thank you too
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  13289. It is on the I card and also in the description of this video.
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  13290. Thank you! 😀
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  13291. You too
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  13292. Welcome
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  13293. Glad it was helpful!
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  13294. @jakobausterlitz8102 , Who is Miley? I think you meant Milei but you are also wrong about me or maybe being sarcastic?
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  13295. Hello there!
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  13296. Hello there!
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  13297. Thank you too!
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  13298. Glad to hear it!
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  13299. That's what it looks like to me. Good point.
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  13300. It worked from 1933 to 1999 with Glass Steagal.
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  13301. Yes, we payed fro m the back tees.
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  13302. Thanks @Tim Peters.
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  13303. Thanks 👍
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  13304. My pleasure!
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  13305. As I said people need to shop around and if you can get silver cheaper in a foreign country suit yourself.
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  13306. Hopefully it will be passed on to future generations. Gold is like a key, it opens doors.
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  13307. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  13308. I saw the headline about the crash.
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  13309. Hi @mike D, I will have a look. Thanks.
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  13310. I don't think there is a connection. If anything investors would have bought Treasuries and the stock freeze in HK happened before yields spiked.
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  13311. Happy New Year @Peter Brunsgaard & crew.
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  13312. You got it!
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  13313. Same to you
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  13314. 2012. I will retire when I am six foot under.
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  13315. I’ve recently talked about bitcoin. Check my YouTube page under videos and you will see that there’s an interview I did with Crypto Rich about bitcoin and mining.
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  13316. Good idea. I’ll do that tomorrow.
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  13317. Is it the fine they paid to the DOJ for money laundering for the Mexican Drug Cartel. If so just search HSBC, Mexican Drug Cartel, DOJ fine.
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  13318. One thing I would say is that if you or I lent something that didn’t exist we’d probably be in trouble with the law.
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  13319. Good morning!
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  13320. Hello
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  13321. 😊 thank you
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  13322. Difficult to say. It is an old photo and not too big.
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  13323. Morning
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  13324. Thank you too!
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  13325. I guess I am not a pessimist like you.
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  13326. I would say that indirectly it was. I think the reason Russia invaded was because of Ukraine wanting to be part of NATO but now that Russia has had to invade I think it is accelerating the move you mention.
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  13327. Chairman Pro Tempore.
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  13328. I would not hold my breath about the LME killing comex manipulation. Don't forget the LME is based in the Corporation of the City of London which is controlled by the Bank of England and the bullion banks.
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  13329. I don’t think 2020 is like 1933. In ‘33 gold was currency now it isn’t.
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  13330. Thanks Rob.
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  13331. Thanks Patrick. Interesting feedback.
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  13332. Hi @Zipper Fixer, I have not heard of Mr van Metre.
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  13333. Eventually the inflation of the last 50 years will not be possible and sustainable as people lose faith and confidence in the paper dollar and then the debt tower that has been built on a foundation of sand will collapse even quicker than the Twin Towers did and that will be the deflation and destruction of the system. I will not want to be hold much fiat currency when that happens.
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  13334. Money printing is inflation. Deflation is when money and credit is withdrawn from the system. I have spoken many times about this and that general rising or falling prices are a CONSEQUENCE of inflation or deflation respectively. The problem is that the definition of inflation and deflation has been corrupted by governments and central banks as a way to basically rip off the general public for these last thirty years. I usually don’t watch George Gammon but would say that unless he knows the true definition of inflation, that it is not CPI or PCE, you are wasting your time listening to what he is saying about the subject.
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  13335. Hi @Maciej Suska, Nice to hear from you. All the best.
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  13336. Morning!
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  13337. Good morning!
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  13338. Good morning!
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  13339. Glad you like them!
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  13340. You're welcome
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  13341. Same to you!
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  13342. The last time was 1980 and before that 1933 when FDR had to shut the banks for a week.
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  13343. His mobile groomer is booked for the 26th so in a week's time. We are having a heat wave here in England and it will last until tomorrow so he should be ok until the 26th.
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  13344. Thank you too!
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  13345. +Zen-activites The reason why gold is money and cryptos are also emerging as money is that they are commodities (tangible or digital) that are desirable but cannot be consumed and by being so they become very marketable or the most marketable commodities without which we could not have indirect exchange. The kind of monetary system YOU espouse, the FIAT MONEY SYSTEM, is backed by slave labor as individuals are forced to give a big PIECE of their productive capacity and intellect to a central authority (government) under the threat of financial punishment or imprisonment. The worst thing is that this Central Authority is controlled by a small group of individuals called international bankers.
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  13346. Fiat means “by decree or law” as no one would otherwise accept it. Of course the Federal Reserve Note and Bank of England note are backed by government debt but the only way they have made it acceptable is to pass legal tender laws (fiat or decree) making these central bank promises the only method to settle public debts and pay taxes. With gold, silver and bitcoin governments don’t have to pass any laws to make them acceptable as the free market already does.
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  13347. +rontz81 If it is easier for you to have and deal in bitcoin then that is what you should do. I have never been to your country and do not know your customs or practices. I am sure, nevertheless, that if the price of gold and silver to go a great deal higher it would still be worth having it anywhere in the world.
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  13348. I thought Scotia had quit the bullion business. They are just trying to discourage the small saver from protecting his or her savings. I’d ignore it.
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  13349. Any time!
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  13350. My pleasure!
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  13351. Our previous dog was cremated and we still have his ashes in a framed picture.
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  13352. Morning!
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  13353. I am on Odysee or LBRY but 99% of the views i get are still on YouTube.
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  13354. Our pleasure!
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  13355. Glad you enjoyed it
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  13356. You too!
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  13357. Well said
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  13358. Glad you enjoyed it
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  13359. Much appreciated!
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  13360. Our pleasure!
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  13361. The gold fix is really a way to have an official price for bullion twice a day and I would say it is separate from the manipulation of the paper price. Don't forget that there was a Gold fix even before the world went off a gold standard.
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  13362. Thank you kindly
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  13363.  @haikubop9606  The bank could lend it if you deposit your money as a time deposit though. You could lend $100 of your money to the bank for 3 months at 3.00% per annum and the bank could lend the $100 to one of their customers at 3.25% for the same 3 month term.
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  13364. Honest banking or only lending money that you have.
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  13365. No problem 👍
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  13366. My pleasure!
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  13367. Welcome!
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  13368. Thank you! 😃
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  13369. Yes, England was not supposed to come back after a bad start to its innings.
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  13370. I have heard the rumours that the PBOC is buying silver but it’s rumour only.
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  13371. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  13372. It's not me.
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  13373. Hi @henryneild1157, Glint have a very good help desk which you can contact if you are having difficulties with the app. One thing I would say is that in order to get your gold you need to exchange you £££ for grams of gold.
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  13374. Yes. Celente has spoken about this many times.
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  13375. Lichtenstein prince? Just bought it.
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  13376. Welcome!
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  13377. Thank you.
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  13378. Hello there!
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  13379. Welcome
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  13380. During WWI the European powers suspended convertibility of of their currencies to gold as that was the only way to finance the war. During WWI the dollar was as good as gold so $20.67 was one troy ounce. In 1934 FDR devalued to $35 per troy ounce and up until August 15, 1971 the exchange rate of the gold to gold was pegged to $35 per troy ounce. Gold did not trade or fluctuate like it does today.
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  13381. Welcome!
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  13382. Good morning!
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  13383. You're welcome
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  13384. Glad you enjoyed it
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  13385. Thanks!
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  13386. Morning
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  13387. Glad to hear it!
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  13388. Our pleasure!
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  13389. Hi @Malcolm Collins, Thanks for following. Your question is a good one and I will touch upon it. All the best.
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  13390. Thanks! Everyday is Monday.
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  13391. That’s what Billy and I usually do anyway! 😉
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  13392. Hi @Jack Drusus, Thanks for your feedback.
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  13393. Hi @Your Plumbing Pal, Thanks for the kind words.
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  13394. James Sinclair coined the term before there even was bitcoin.
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  13395. I’m actually watching it now. Almost finished.
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  13396. I only received one late this last Thursday. I've heard from other viewers and Glint card holders that they did too.
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  13397. Any time!
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  13398. In the U.K. i use IG dot com and Interactive Brokers.
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  13399. Hello there!
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  13400. Thanks, you too!
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  13401. Yes.
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  13402. Hi @B WB, here in the UK I use IG and Interactive Brokers.
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  13403. Yes it's only been "introduced" so far to the House. Let's hope it gets to the President's desk eventually and he signs it into law!
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  13404. =Milan Vujic Physical gold and silver is still the best way to go in my opinion. If you are not sure what to do just stay on the sidelines.
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  13405. +Israel T. I've looked at Elliot Wave Analysis and like all technical analysis it has its strengths and weaknesses. I personally do not use it.
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  13406. +virendrasingh I do think it it could be bursting. The way to protect your wealth, in my opinion, is to keep stacking physical gold and silver and also try avoiding taking on debt.
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  13407. Thanks!
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  13408. My pleasure
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  13409. Good morning
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  13410. You bet!
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  13411. Glad you enjoyed it
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  13412. Hi @Birds Aloud, I drive a diesel so I would not know.
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  13413. Glad you enjoy it!
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  13414. I am not the one hiding behind a stupid name like Green Mountain!
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  13415. You are welcome. Thanks.
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  13416. You too.
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  13417. You are very welcome
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  13418. he can already jump off the sofa the problem is that he needs to be quiet when I record the video.
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  13419. Thanks, you too!
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  13420. Hi @ BIG DADDY.
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  13421. I have said that many times in the past too.
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  13422. Good morning!
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  13423. My pleasure!
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  13424. Good morning!
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  13425. Not right now but I did in the past.
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  13426. It’s a Krugerrand paperweight but it is not made of gold.
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  13427. Hello there!
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  13428. Hy Yvonne, Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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  13429. Morning Jane.
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  13430. Steve Hanke could be right but I’d like to see him be more critical to those at home! I never hear him criticise the Fed or the US Treasury.
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  13431.  @jimjones679  I do but my wife hates it so I don't to eat it that often.
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  13432. Glad you think so!
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  13433. Any time!
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  13434. Thank you too!
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  13435. My pleasure!
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  13436. That is why I place video chapters so you can skip the part you do not want to listen to.
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  13437. I paid £30 for a troy ounce yesterday. I do not care about VAT and have not since 2003 when I paid £3.70 for a troy ounce (VAT included)
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  13438. Glad you liked it!
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  13439. +OnlyMyPOV Kanga Moussa: the African version of the Federal Reserve!
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  13440. +Vention Thanks.
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  13441. +Peter Stager I think the Dow is overvalued versus gold. As far as what it is worth in Federal Reserve Notes I guess we are fairly valued at 18000.
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  13442. I appreciate that!
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  13443. Morning!
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  13444. Hello there!
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  13445. Here too @Bobby8270.
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  13446. Bullion Banks like Morgan Stanley always have bearish forecasts for gold. I’m surprised people still bank with Wall Street banks let alone listen to their opinion on gold.
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  13447.  @wanjohn5534  I don't see it. April GC settled at $1818.90 and the Feb spot contract settled at $1817.30. So there is still contango as I see it.
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  13448. Welcome!
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  13449. Morning
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  13450. Good morning!
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  13451. Morning.
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  13452. Good morning, Lord Humongus!
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  13453. Thanks, Yvonne.
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  13454. Thanks, David.
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  13455. www.barchart.com
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  13456. +dwardt1 To be honest most of the players on Comex trade for the price move and hardly ever demand physical delivery and when they do they are discouraged by their brokers to do so. If any big player ever tries to demand physical delivery the regulators will be all over him/her like a rash.
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  13457. Hi @Joris Bohnson, Then we might as well turn off the lights.
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  13458. @AmericaLuigi, I know it has been done before all over the world but unfortunately it's not something I have control over.
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  13459. Thank you too
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  13460. Thanks @stephen down unda. All the best.
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  13461. You too
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  13462. No worries!
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  13463. I would say that simply being out of paper and out of the banking system is a good enough short for what is coming. I think this is a time to be cautious about putting trades on even though I have a small holding of mining stocks. You could look for BKX Index and see if there are short etfs for the banking sector or just go short the stock market via options or etfs. Hold real cash (gold and silver) is also a way of being synthetically short the banks.
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  13464. I usually do but you need to be a subscriber for the FT. Here is the link nevertheless: https://www.ft.com/content/b0b241d9-7c94-4b91-b727-d39245005d07
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  13465. Glad you enjoyed it
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  13466. Not a problem.
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  13467. That is because SVB UK is worthless.
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  13468. My pleasure!
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  13469. Hi @Steven Petteruti, Why should the government interfere and bail out these tech firms? It only sets a bad precedent and creates moral hazard. I guess if you are a proponent of big-government then you would want the government to always be there to help out. That is your point of view and I respectfully disagree with you.
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  13470. Hi @Steven Petteruti, In a supposed free-market economy banks and businesses are supposed to fail. Government does not have any money as it can only tax and borrow on the back of the taxpayer. Socialists and communists bail out businesses. Business accounts are not exempt from the $250k FDCI insurance limit just like you or I aren't.
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  13471. I would say so.
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  13472. No, thanks.
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  13473. Hi @Rich Mountains, I think you are right.
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  13474. Hi, I have not looked at their figures. Have you invested in Glint via private placement?
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  13475. Hello there!
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  13476. Thanks Jay.
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  13477. I played golf in the morning maybe that's why.
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  13478. Hello there!
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  13479. Morning!
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  13480. Morning!
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  13481. My pleasure!
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  13482. Thanks, Joe!
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  13483. Thanks.
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  13484. Thanks
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  13485. No
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  13486. That wasn’t me it was an impostor. Fake account
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  13487. You are right but I think we need to pare back big government before we go no government or we could have 7.5 billion (world population) sovereign governments.
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  13488. Many thanks!
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  13489. I agree with you 100%!
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  13490. Thanks, John.
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  13491. I have read about that before, not too sure.
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  13492. Thanks, Aaron. I hope the same for you.
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  13493. I am on dtube and steemit too.
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  13494. I have made a video about HR5404 already. Please watch it and share it. Thanks. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/UIilXh7NRgc
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  13495. Thanks.
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  13496. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Events_leading_to_the_attack_on_Pearl_Harbor
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  13497. Looks like we have read different history books!
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  13498. Hi @Modern man UK, I will have a look and subscriv=be to your channel. If you look in the description of my videos I give other options than Patreon like Paypal and cryptocurrencies. Thanks.
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  13499. Sorry to hear that. Unfortunately I can't change that.
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  13500. +Alex Morgan Gold traded to $887.50 in January of 1980 and according to the US Inflation calculator $887.50 from 1980 is the equivalent of $2594! http://www.usinflationcalculator.com/ I would also point out that the inflation is being underestimated.
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  13501. +Rob Abreu The fact that we have had a flash crash in one of the major currencies is in of itself a sign that the pound is on its way down.
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  13502. +VC YT Nothing to see here for the BBC watchers! Move on. The 10yr gilt yield went up 10 basis point today from 0.90% to 1.%. This is the rate used by lenders to set mortgage rates.
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  13503. Hi Trader Grab, That is a good point. It (QE) has been a failure for the general public but a huge success for people like Warren Buffet and Co.
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  13504. Yes I agree about XRP but BTC and others are outside.
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  13505. Yes, I make sure it is the right way around. My wife actually puts it upside down and she is English!
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  13506. Yes, the merchandise is shipped to the USA.
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  13507. Hi Jas, It's still on my channel.
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  13508. +Diane Alden Thanks. Good to hear that you enjoy my channel.
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  13509. Good morning!
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  13510. Interesting. I had not thought about that.
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  13511. Morning!
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  13512. Hello there!
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  13513. Many thanks!
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  13514. I'll check it out!
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  13515. Hello
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  13516. You are welcome!
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  13517. Hi Lee!
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  13518. Good morning!
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  13519. I don't know as the people or institutions involved have not elaborated on it.
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  13520. I have not followed Bo Polny's work recently.
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  13521. The last financial implosion was in 2008 and not 2003.
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  13522. Thanks for the feedback Steve.
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  13523. I have already and have made videos about it.
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  13524. That’s Billy. He’s alright it’s just a bit early for him.
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  13525. I would have a lot less cash and more gold.
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  13526. You are so welcome
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  13527. Morning
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  13528. Good morning!
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  13529. Yes, that too of course.
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  13530. Hello there!
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  13531. What I meant is that four hours were given to complete important transactions with the old notes.
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  13532. +Neeraj Sharma I do not force anyone to watch my videos. You can always click off.
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  13533. I do not believe crime is a necessity and that is why I make my videos trying to expose the system. As I said you should watch my other videos .
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  13534. There is no difference between legalized theft or theft. The problem is that in most countries in the West if you do not pay your income taxes you are considered a criminal because they use the legal system to justify it. It does not mean I think it is right.
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  13535. I personally think the income tax is "legalized theft". I was just describing the reason why the Indian government did what they did. I am a proponent of minimal government, sound money and freedom so I would say I am not a collectivist, a socialist or a fascist. If I was going to describe my political view it would be a libertarian/ Austrian School of Economics proponent.
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  13536. Well you said I sound much more like a socialist so I take that as meaning you think I am one.
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  13537. +dan232183 I am sorry to hear that. I do not think this move will make him very popular though.
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  13538. I recommend you go to www.gata.org. They have been trying to expose the central bank manipulation of gold for almost 20 years. There is a wealth of information there. The overall mechanism is that they lease out gold that they have many times over to the bullion banks (Goldman, JP Morgan, UBS, HSBC, Barclays etc...) and then these bullion banks sell this leased gold (book entry) into the market via the LBMA (London bullion market) and on to the comex (futures market).
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  13539. +dan dun Yes I've done that before but it puts your gold in the Dubai vault and for some bizarre reason the gold in that vault cannot be loaded into the Goldmoney card.
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  13540. I will have a look. Thanks
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  13541. Hi, I have interviewed Ron Paul and recommended Eustace Mullins' books. My point is that the message is spreading.
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  13542. There is no reason why they could not devalue after the yuan's inclusion into the SDR basket. Look at sterling, it's in the SDR basket and it has been devalued by around 25% in the last 24 months.
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  13543. That is what they tell us but the dirty secret is that the fed's real job is to keep inflating the system with more easy credit so their bosses on Wall Street can keep raking in the profits.
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  13544. Google it: m1 money supply. It's basically notes, coins and checking/current account balances.
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  13545. Is that why Russia has scrapped VAT on gold? What I meant by a what I said is that Putin is actually a real leader and not a puppet. https://www.business-standard.com/article/international/russia-drops-gold-tax-to-encourage-savers-to-dump-dollars-122030900880_1.html#:~:text=Russian%20President%20Vladimir%20Putin%20on,on%20the%20purchase%20of%20gold.&text=(Photo%3A%20Reuters)-,Russian%20President%20Vladimir%20Putin%20on%20Wednesday%20signed%20a%20law%20that,on%20the%20purchase%20of%20gold.
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  13546. Thank you too
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  13547. Could mean the banks' balance sheets are starting to crack.
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  13548. Hi Huey, I have not looked into this ICO. They say they want to de centralize everything. It's certainly a good catch phrase.
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  13549. Hi Lili, Yes I have seen it. Thanks.
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  13550. Hi marina blue, Glint is already available in the EU as well as the UK and will also be available soon in the U.S.
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  13551. I think what would happen is that financial markets would shut down temporarily and I cannot say exactly what would happen to all derivatives as there are derivatives on various assets and some are exchange traded like GLD etc. I think one should be prepared for anything if DB goes bust.
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  13552. I do not think the strength of the pound versus gold will last. The UK still has astronomical debts and interest rates near zero.
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  13553. The only currency that the fiat currencies, dollar included, can devalue against without causing a currency war is gold. Gold does not have to worry about exports and imports or retaliation from other countries.
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  13554. +U.S. Patriot Like bailing out WS banks. It was the Saudis who bailed out Citibank in the early 1990s so why not now too?
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  13555. +U.S. Patriot I guess what I am suggesting is that they might not have as much money as previously thought as a State. You might well be right that the Royal family has actually betrayed its subjects and hidden the country's wealth but at the same time the Royal family could argue it's their wealth and they decide what to do with it.
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  13556. +‫خ ـــالد القحطاني‬‎ What other sources do you recommend?
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  13557. Here is what I looked at: https://www.mof.gov.sa/Arabic/DownloadsCenter/DocLib/%D8%AA%D9%81%D8%A7%D8%B5%D9%8A%D9%84%20%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%A8%D9%8A%D8%A7%D9%86%20(PDF).pdf
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  13558. I looked at the Saudi Ministry of Finance website under the Ministry's State Budget for fiscal year 1437/1438 AH (2016) and even though the writing is in Arabic the total number is a number on page 2 of the PDF document that totals 163,500 which could be 136.5 billion SAR? Maybe there is a budget that is exclusive of military spending? 136.5 billion SAR is $36.4 billion. My numbers might be off but the point I was trying to make is that Saudi finances should be better than they are had the government been more prudent.
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  13559. Hi Yasser, This is what I got from www.tradingeconomics.com: "Government Spending in Saudi Arabia increased to 170282 SAR Million in the fourth quarter of 2015 from 153902 SAR Million in the third quarter of 2015. Government Spending in Saudi Arabia averaged 132293.47 SAR Million from 2008 until 2015, reaching an all time high of 211243 SAR Million in the first quarter of 2014 and a record low of 76217 SAR Million in the first quarter of 2008. Government Spending in Saudi Arabia is reported by the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency."  I will look on the link you sent me. Thanks
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  13560. +yasser Masoud Well the number I came up with is from the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency and not Wikipedia. Her is the link for you: http://www.tradingeconomics.com/saudi-arabia/government-spending
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  13561. Morning!
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  13562. Our pleasure!
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  13563. Hi @TOWN CENTER, Just a run of the mill cold which is common at this time of the year.
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  13564. Morning!
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  13565. Morning!
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  13566. Glad you enjoyed it
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  13567. My pleasure
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  13568. You're welcome
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  13569. +Harry Billy was asleep! He’s getting old and sleeping a lot more these days.
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  13570. +greveeen I went to College in Florida. A lot of my friends in College were from the Northeast so maybe their accents rubbed in.
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  13571. I have heard of the ESM but how can bankrupt countries contribute to a fund?
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  13572. The problem with that is that under EU rules governments cannot use tax payer's money to bail out banks. The German government has been very critical of the Italian government trying to help their zombie banks.
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  13573. Yes. Glass Steagall was the Great Depression legislation that separated investment banking from commercial banking but it was repealed by the Congress in 1999 and signed into law by President Bill Clinton whose wife is running for president!
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  13574. I agree. That's why people are so angry.
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  13575. It doesn't. When have governments done anything to help people in general?
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  13576. Yes,
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  13577. Thanks for watching!
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  13578. Morning
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  13579. Thanks! You too!
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  13580. So I will fire myself.
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  13581. +Rob B I know all about 2009 but I like to dig deep. Here is an interesting article about the NSA: https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/nsa-bitcoin-1996/
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  13582. Yes I meant 21 million not sure why I said 22. I guess what you are talking about is that bitcoin is divisible into infinite units or fractions but the supply is capped?
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  13583. So how would infinite blockchains affect the 22 million coin limit for bitcoin?
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  13584. +shackster Very true!
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  13585. We will have to see about the asteroid mining seeing that we have not even sent a human being back to the moon in about 50 years. As I said in the video the cost could be astronomical for asteroid mining. What if several better cryptocurrencies challenge bitcoin?
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  13586. Good morning!
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  13587. Thanks for sharing
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  13588. Same to you!
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  13589. Apparently that is what adds value to it. The more bitcoins that are mined the harder the equations become.
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  13590. Morning!
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  13591. Yes. I live in England too.
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  13592. +rockytube It is not as hard to understand how one mines or pans for gold and I agree that we do not know exactly who mined the gold and silver we might hold. I am not as tech savvy as you might be to know how to mine for bitcoin or how the encryption works but it does not mean to say that I do not think it is not a good currency. I am not trying to discredit bitcoin I was just trying to honestly say what I think about it. I now realise, due to the feedback that I have received, that it does not matter who created bitcoin and I appreciate it.
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  13593. Thanks for the information and explanation.
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  13594. No I have not.
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  13595. +gab1159 Digix Global looks very interesting and I will definitely look into it. Plutus also looks like a great concept as it really allows you to spend any currency you like but I guess one of the things that needs to be looked into is the cost of exchanging into the local fiat or national currency. I appreciate the information you have provided. Thanks
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  13596. You are welcome.
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  13597. That is worrying because they (gov't) seem to be on their way to trying to regulate everything and that includes crypto currencies.
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  13598. Thanks for listening
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  13599. Thanks for subbing
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  13600. Glad you like them!
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  13601. Thanks @Richard De Bono.
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  13602. Glad you enjoyed it
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  13603. Thanks, will do!
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  13604. Hi @jerry Deniro, That is exactly why it is a gift. You are paying less for it.
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  13605. Are you a doctor? He is a doctor at a major university hospital in Texas called Baylor University. Here are his qualifications: https://www.cardiometabolichealth.org/peter-mccullough.html
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  13606. I have made a video about that but have not looked at it recently. I still think we will see that ratio below 100 in the next few years. Right now we are still around 186.
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  13607. You're welcome
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  13608. The Bank of England is a big shareholder in the BIS.
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  13609. The yields are dropping so the bond prices are actually going higher so the US treasury bond market is not collapsing.
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  13610. No I don’t trust any of them.
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  13611. Yes, that is Billy's tennis ball. Well spotted.
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  13612. My pleasure!
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  13613. Thank you! Cheers!
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  13614. Welcome!
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  13615. I appreciate that!
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  13616. Is that the same guy who sold all his gold to buy bitcoin and pushed Sam Bankman-Fried on his channel?
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  13617. I agree but they also want the government involved in the economy or at least a great majority of people. It feeds the MIC and the Welfare State.
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  13618. It's not just Zionists. They are from all backgrounds.
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  13619. Thanks, you too!
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  13620. Thanks for the sub!
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  13621. Morning!
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  13622. You are welcome!
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  13623. Pretty much like the West then.
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  13624. No. I will have a look. Thanks
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  13625. Thanks!
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  13626. +Alex Morgan The official UK debt numbers exclude the debt taken or guaranteed by the government from the UK banks that had to be bailed out in 2008. As for the dollar backing I would say that the US's milita does give the Federal Reserve Note some backing but so did the Soviet military might give the rouble until it didn't anymore in 1991!
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  13627. +Tor the Comex is a paper market and the brokers dealing in that market discourage clients from taking delivery and if a big fish did try to take big tonnage in delivery the US regulators would not allow it. The Comex is basically a bucket shop where people bet on the price of gold and silver. As for the LBMA it is more of a hybrid as a lot of players trade the unallocated market which is cash settled. I guess the LBMA might have trouble getting physical if a big player demands delivery for his/hers allocated position. Don't forget though that the Bank of England is heavily involved in that market and they could also block delivery.
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  13628. +Joe OMalley Billy does have an underbite too! We bought he from a breeder who lived on a farm. The breeders name was Mr Nicholls.
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  13629. Brazilian and Italian.
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  13630. What @belangp means is that apart for using only the necessary amount of this pieces of paper what he does if possible is convert spare ones or savings into gold and silver whenever possible.
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  13631. They only charge vat on silver like any other reputable bullion dealer in the U.K.. They don’t chart vat on gold. They do allow you to deal in unallocated silver if you’d like to bet on silver price and there’s no vat on that unless you decide to take delivery. I personally would not trade unallocated as I think people should get the real thing or physical.
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  13632. Yes, The Italian Treasury supposedly holds a few thousand tonnes that at today's prices is a drop in the ocean as far as the public debt is concerned.
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  13633. You are welcome.
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  13634. Thank you so much!
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  13635. Thank you too!
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  13636. Morning!
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  13637. That's strange because I am on d.tube and steemit.
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  13638. Hi Jeremiah, As I said in the video I was already trying to expose the system while I was in the City form around 2007 for a few years with my ForSoundmoney blog. Here is a link to the articles I wrote back when I was working in the City. http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/UserInfo-Mario_Innecco.html As for Fat Cheques I did not get any of those. Yes, I did try to get back in the City because that was my background and at the end of the day one needs to pay one's bill. As things have turned out what has happened to me has been a good thing. I do not earn anywhere near what I used to in the City but I do not miss it and at least I am doing something worthwhile and, in my opinion, of value to the public. I would also say that I woke up to the nature of the system around 2002 and had been in finance since 1989 and believe me, I told all my clients and colleagues about it thereafter. I did not have a problem talking about the nature of the system then nor do I have now.
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  13639. Even Al Gore is on it! The man who “invented the internet” and “global warming” and has made millions of dollars working for various hedge funds focused on environmentalism!
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  13640. I’ve had a look at the website and their logo looks similar to the CIA’s propaganda network or CNN and I also see a lot of globalists at the WEF I’m Davos on it. Sorry but no thanks.
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  13641. Hi Padd, I do subscribe to Know More News. Good channel. Had not seen this video yet. Thanks
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  13642. Thanks!
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  13643. Thanks. Hawaii?
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  13644. You are welcome and thanks.
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  13645. Thanks, Mm neau.
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  13646. Hello there!
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  13647. +northofport As I said Clif High is the proprietor of the ALTA report and I paid for it so I need to be cautious with how much I divulge and that's why it is a short overview.
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  13648. +Joe Smith Thanks.
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  13649. +Herb Levin China has to be careful with how quickly they divest of treasuries or paper assets as they are the world's main creditor but you can bet they are doing it as quickly and stealthily as possible.
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  13650. Yes that too of course.
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  13651. Thanks Jush 1.
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  13652. +Graham S Hi, I'm not too sure what you mean by a synthetic ETF. The problem I have with a gold ETF is that you own a claim to a certain amount of physical gold and not physical itself. In Druckenmiller's case I think he might have been forced to buy an ETF because as a hedge fund entity his fund can not own a physical commodity in the U.S..
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  13653. Glad to help!
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  13654. Thank you too
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  13655. @Spock 2024, King Philip the Fair started arresting them on Friday, October 13, 1307.
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  13656. My pleasure
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  13657. Hi @InnerDinosaur, I think our countries will be ruined way before Russia. I am not taking sides but Russia's national debt is less than 20% of GDP.
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  13658. Thank you too!
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  13659. Good morning!
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  13660. Thank you too.
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  13661. 15:30 EDT or 20:30 U.K.
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  13662. Good morning, smoke and mirrors!
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  13663. Hi Mark, You are welcome sir.
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  13664. Thanks, Rob.
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  13665. Shaving incident.
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  13666. That is how they do it. By inflating it through debt creation and then pulling the plug.
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  13667. Interesting!
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  13668. My pleasure!!
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  13669. Thanks, you too!
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  13670. Yes.
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  13671. 2 consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth is a recession. The numbers don't lie. NFP is a household survey and in July 309k was added through the BLS's birth death model in which they ESTIMATE how many jobs have been created by new businesses so they could estimate any number. Do you really think a lot of new businesses are popping up when the economy is shrinking? I'd say this number is very inflated much like the dollar. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/birth-death-ratio.asp#:~:text=Key%20Takeaways-,The%20birth%2Ddeath%20ratio%20is%20an%20estimate%20of%20the%20net,Labor%20Statistics%20(BLS)%20monthly.
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  13672.  @simonbevan4598  Andy Shechtman on with Chris Marcus right now saying that the U.S. Mint could shut down for up to 60 days from April. It's not official but that is what he is hearing.
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  13673. Morning!
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  13674. Hi @Neil Moye, Not yet but the moves are showing signs of stress.
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  13675. Welcome!
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  13676.  @suegarbett1  Good point. There are very few banking institutions that have a clearing relationship with the BoE and that is why building societies will park their funds with the big UK banks.
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  13677. Hi @Graham Atsea, I do not think building societies are safer than banks or else they would not need to be insured by the FSCS like the banks and credit unions.
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  13678. Hi @Hogarth's Regression, The breeder already had him inoculated. I will ask the vet though next week whether a second dose is necessary.
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  13679. Hi @Nick gardner, the breeder had him inoculated already and when we go to the vets I will be asking them whether second shots are really necessary.
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  13680. Hi @Whats Cookin, i have some bullion dealers I partner with. You will find the details in the description of this video. Two are in the US and one in the UK.
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  13681. You too!
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  13682. NSI is a loan to the government. They will always pay you with another promise and debased currency.
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  13683. Thank you kindly!
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  13684.  @CosmicSeeker69  I have a book about the 1933 $20 Double Eagle. I guess it pays to be a book worm!
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  13685. Hi @goran, The problem with people that look at inflation like you is that you do not understand what it is and think it is dependent on a strong economy. You have clearly not looked at where France in 1790 was economically and deb-wise nor Germany in 1923, nor Zimbabwe more recently nor Venezuela at present. All these economies were or are basket cases and their stock markets also did great in terms of fiat currency trash. Good luck holding your Federales.
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  13686. You are welcome!
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  13687. Morning
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  13688. The only time I was in San Francisco was in October of 1989. I was there for the World Series(watched game 1 in Oakland)and the Earthquake!
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  13689. Hello there!
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  13690. Thanks! You too!
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  13691. Morning!
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  13692. Thanks.
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  13693. The problem is that the Fed would be raising the Fed Funds target which is a short term rate. The US 10yr treasury yield could actually drop on such a move as the market could discount a further economic slowdown because of the policy tightening. This would be a flattening of the yield curve.
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  13694. I've been posting on Steemit for the last two weeks.
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  13695. In a world without money everyone would need to be productive in order to barter and I guess that would not be a bad thing but I am sure people would find a commodity that most people would desire and that would become money and then that process would evolve into indirect exchange. Going back to subsistence farming would be the only way not to have money.
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  13696. Morning!
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  13697. Morning
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  13698. I use that site myself.
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  13699. +Baron I have interviewed him before. He is a good guy in my opinion.
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  13700. No. I think it could consolidate and trade sideways for a while longer.
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  13701. +Paola Crawford Funny you should say that as I thought the same! :)
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  13702. Morning!
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  13703. Thanks! 😃 There is not much to cut anymore though.
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  13704. Morning
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  13705. Morning!
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  13706. Good morning, @ Ben Gray.
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  13707. +Robert Moraws Sorry I have not. You could do a search on google: bitcoin credit card.
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  13708. Morning
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  13709. Glad you enjoy it!
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  13710. Hello there!
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  13711.  @pauloshea3741  You just need to look back at the history of money and why gold and silver became money. I recommend you do a bit of studying of the subject. "What Has Government Done to Our Money" by Murray Rothbard would be a start. I would also look into the Regression Theorem Analysis and how that applies to money.
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  13712.  @pauloshea3741  Actually, what you have described are the exact attributes of gold and silver and turned it upside down. It's quite funny.
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  13713. The only cryptos I have are the alt coins I earn from posting my videos on blockchain-based social media platforms like steemit, hive, lbry and d.tube. I am converting the alt coins I earn into gold as I see gold and silver as the ultimate forms of money or cash.
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  13714.  @DavidDavid-qr1mr  Just because you are paying storage fees does not mean they have your metal. A few years ago Morgan Stanley settled out of court ( $ millions) because they could not deliver the supposed physical silver they held for clients and paid them cash when they wanted their silver. The kicker is that Morgan Stanley was actually charging storage fees for years despite not being able to deliver real silver.
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  13715. How about not taxing anyone and just letting people keep the fruits of their labor? Two wrongs do not make a right.
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  13716. The system we have is not free market and one with small government and if you want to call it capitalism that’s ok with me.
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  13717. Hi @J P Millard, You are welcome and have a nice weekend.
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  13718. Morning!
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  13719. No.
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  13720. Welcome!
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  13721. +sunwarz That is possible. Here is some data on US sugar imports. Mexico is a big part of it. https://www.fas.usda.gov/sites/default/files/2017-03/fy_2017_mar_9_report.pdf
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  13722. +DrSauce That's a bummer! At least you've got the Masters to look forward to in about three weeks.
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  13723. That too! It’s a whole other story.
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  13724. I agree. I noticed he dropped something at one point.
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  13725. Thanks. Have a nice weekend too!
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  13726. Thanks!
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  13727. No I don’t believe the inflation numbers. They and the bankers need to lie about this in order to keep interest rates manipulated lower in order to keep they game going.
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  13728. Any time!
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  13729. You are welcome!
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  13730. The people also print when they spend funds they don't have on their credit cards, take out a mortgage or a loan.
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  13731. You too!!
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  13732. Thanks
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  13733. Thank you
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  13734. Yes, still a Saxe-Coburg though.
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  13735. Yep.
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  13736. I have that one and have recommended it.
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  13737. Good morning!
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  13738. Our pleasure!
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  13739. Hi @Grant Harding, i wonder what other new "crisis" they will throw at us.
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  13740. Same to you
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  13741. His figures are correct. If you look from the December 2015 low of £700 per troy ounce to yesterday's (July 8th, 2016) close of £1055 gold has gone up 50.7% versus the pound in just seven months! For the £ price of gold look at www.atkinsonsbullion.com
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  13742. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRCoRMs5HxE
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  13743. I saw the video but have not actually watched it. I will have a look at it.
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  13744. Thanks.
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  13745. Any time!
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  13746. Yes they are
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  13747. Same to you!
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  13748. Thanks, you too!
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  13749. I didn't get a hole-in-one but I won the swindle and took the £s.
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  13750. My pleasure!
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  13751. Welcome
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  13752. You're welcome!
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  13753. No problem 👍
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  13754. I have not invested in platinum. I know it is a precious metal but I have not followed it for a few years. Sorry.
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  13755. +Vibin Joseph I think it is because silver is the ultimate money of the general public and I also think there is a big lobby of Silver Users (big corporations) that want the silver price lower in order to keep their costs down. Silver unlike gold has many industrial applications. I recommend you read Charles Savoie research on silver and the silver users. Here is a link to a video in which Mr Savoie was interviewed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6jD3Gqkj3M
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  13756. Thanks.
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  13757. Hello there!
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  13758. +Padd I thought It was Esperanto.
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  13759. Thanks.
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  13760. I will probably do another video with more books. There are many missing from the Top 10.
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  13761. I was talking about the gold standard and not sterling silver standard as you point out.
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  13762. Thanks and welcome.
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  13763. Thanks.
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  13764. Yes, that is an interesting one. I think they were thinking about that in Japan some years ago.
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  13765. It’s free delivery on orders of £1000 or more.
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  13766. Hi Mr. Kelly, I do not think anyone should be bailed out. Not the bankers nor anyone else.
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  13767. The only problem is that you might not be able to buy your latte at Starbucks for £2k!
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  13768. I agree as the point of owning them is to eliminate counterparty risk but it's always good to have some options. Glint might suit some but not others.
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  13769. I have asked Charles but he said right now it's difficult for him.
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  13770. Hi @Elizabeth Andrews, In the short term the bullion banks can whip the price around. I recommend you watch my playlist about how the manipulate the price: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SXV7K6Lk3h_QXrwPpq1DcEN
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  13771. Thanks @Tom cat.
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  13772. Hi @Fast Eddy, it might have been part of God's timeline but the reason it went negative was that is was cheaper to give away a barrel and pay $37.50 for the person taking your barrel than storing it in Cushing, Oklahoma. I think we will stick with Shih Tzus even though I love labradors, German Shepherds and retrievers. Did you know that Shih Tzu is the breed that is genetically the most closely related to the wolf?
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  13773. Thank you too
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  13774. Thanks! You too!
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  13775. Good morning!
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  13776.  @kevinmask  Miles Franklin is one of the 17 registered dealers for the U.S. Mint but if you are not comfortable with that you might want maybe look for what is called Local Coin Shops or LCS near where you live.
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  13777. Thanks @Smithsnmoz
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  13778. +I Jess Thanks. I've edited the video and put a note on it.
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  13779. Hi @Masson H, Here is an article about the shortfall or gap. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/uranium-supply-security-remain-top-140000488.html#:~:text=The%20uranium%20market%20has%20recovered,advanced%20development%20projects%20are%20needed.
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  13780. I don't think the Central Bankers will allow much credit destruction. As you have seen in the last six months the BoE, the BoJ and the Fed have stepped in to stop that from happening.
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  13781. Not right now but eventually they will. the company has only been around for just under 2 years.
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  13782. Because the banks themselves borrow heavily from each other aside from lending.
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  13783. I think I bought mine on amazon or ebay. I would just google Canadian Flag cushion or pillow.
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  13784. +Tiku Piku I listened to the ECB press conference and Draghi said we are not supposed to interpret it as tapering but as a one-off decrease.
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  13785. Hi @belangp, I guess if you’re lucky enough to have storage facility in Cushing, Oklahoma it will be very difficult to take delivery of oil that you got paid to buy so I agree with you. So I take your point that it’s just a paper trade. I don’t think we’ll see it happening to gold futures but these days I would not rule anything out but it would definitely to happen with physical gold. I don’t see myself having to pay someone to take a handful of sovereigns or double eagles from me.
    1
  13786. I post all my videos on Bitchute but sometimes Bitchute seems to have technical problems and does not publish some of my videos even though I upload then there.
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  13787. Comex trades almost 24 hours but it does have an official open at 08:20 am EST
    1
  13788. Thanks, John.
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  13789. Some nice treats.
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  13790. Hi @CASH BAPTISTA, I bought a new Swatch watch when I was in Switzerland. It is not an expensive watch but I liked it. This is the model: YVS454 Very Dark Grid stainless steel and rubber quartz watch
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  13791.  @marcritchie4968  You need to divide 5000 rubles by the usdrub exchange rate to see what 5000 rubles or 1 gram is in dollars and then multiply by 31.1035 to see what the dollar price in a troy ounce is.
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  13792. Hi @Mark Voelker, The LBMA used to publish the same day or even minutes after the fix but they went backwards and became less transparent. They publish it now with one day delay. https://www.lbma.org.uk/prices-and-data/precious-metal-prices#/table
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  13793. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  13794. Good morning!
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  13795. Thanks.
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  13796. Thanks
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  13797. My mother-in-law.
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  13798. I have read John Perkin's book. Very good and an eye opener.
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  13799. Thanks. I will watch it.
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  13800. I’m not too sure about that statement.
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  13801. I think the problem is bigger than what kind of banks we have. As long as the monetary system is a fraud (fiat money and fractinal reserve) even the community banks won't do for me.
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  13802. Thanks andras!
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  13803. You’re welcome and thanks for following!
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  13804. Good question. I think cryptos could be immune as it is outside the present system
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  13805. According to the experts its something called "inflation expectations" or manipulated TIPs breakeven yields in the future.
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  13806. Morning
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  13807. Same people involved with Event 201.
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  13808. Thank you too!
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  13809. Good morning!
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  13810. Thanks, will do!
    1
  13811. Hello there!
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  13812. To be honest it's not a subject I've looked at but thanks for bringing it up. I will look into it.
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  13813. +Annie Farmer You are welcome.
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  13814.  Al Marcel  I think the long term trend is up for pt too even though it has corrected lower recently.
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  13815. Thanks
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  13816. Morning Ty.
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  13817. Thanks Crypto BirdDog.
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  13818. Thank you too!
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  13819. Good morning
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  13820. Hello there!
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  13821. Yes, and then they did a 10 for 1 reverse split in order to make themselves not look like a penny stock. So whatever the price of Citigroup is now divide it by 10 to get an idea of how it has really done.
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  13822. Glint Pay is not a bank but a start up and they have raised a lot of equity for expansion all around the world. They have some debt but not massive ones. They are a private company but one can look at their accounts in the Companies House website. Would I put all my eggs with them? No, but some people like the the service and it is a way of holding gold (allocated account in a brinks vault in Switzerland) and being able to transact in gold.
    1
  13823. Hello there!
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  13824. Hello there!
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  13825. Metro Bank is not a big institution but I would say this is more a symptom of what is going on with mortgage assets. It might have a small impact if Metro Bank has to be bought out by a bigger fish. The buyer of Metro bank could pass some of the costs of acquiring a a bad balance sheet on to the clients they will be taking over from Metro Bank.
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  13826.  @CosmicSeeker69  To be honest there won't be anything totally safe online so maybe do what John Titus said: be like a squirrel and put your nuts in different places(banks).
    1
  13827. Good morning!
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  13828. I appreciate that!
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  13829. +sunwarz This professor, Helmut Norpolth, thinks Trump winning is almost a certainty: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpeGihVfB3k
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  13830. +TRMMUSIC I have not heard any rumor as far as the yuan is concerned. One thing I say is that maybe Chinese authorities are devaluing with the view that it will be much harder to do so if Mr Trump wins on November 8th!
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  13831. +Jeff Sabatino I did. Thanks a lot.
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  13832. I don’t understand why he has to make calls that are always exact or to the day as he gets them wrong a lot of times and sometimes gets them right. I on the same wavelength as he is as far as gold and silver being a good store of value though. Apart from that I do not know him personally even though I did interview him once for my channel a couple of years ago.
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  13833. The NHS is a monopoly and I have been forced to pay into (through NI contributions) it for many years but it does not make it right. What is so wrong about people being responsible for themselves?
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  13834. There isn't much of a choice here in the UK!
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  13835. I guess you still buy into collectivism. You are fond of the NHS because you don't know any better. Why should the government be in charge of providing a pension and other services?
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  13836. You are welcome.
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  13837. You’re welcome, Marc.
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  13838. No, it's the Flag of Wyvern. The old Kingdom of Wessex that was around before William the Conqueror invaded in 1066.
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  13839. Thanks I did.
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  13840. Hi, It’s a lot better. Love to you and your family too. Thanks
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  13841. Much appreciated
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  13842. Morning
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  13843. Good morning!
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  13844. Me too.
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  13845. Morning!
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  13846. Morning!
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  13847. +dan What is wrong with sponsored messages? It's a way of publicising one's business. I guess we can go back to the Soviet system where people have no choice and the state owns all the businesses. The only reason I mentioned dtube is that they do not censor like youtube.
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  13848. +dan I recommend steemit and d-tube which works together with steemit. I have been posting my videos there since June 2016. It's a social media platform run on blockchain technology. I think it has a bright future.
    1
  13849. Hello there!
    1
  13850. You are right but there are subtler ways of getting the message across and not getting shadow banned.
    1
  13851. I have not heard of that one. I have read When Money Dies though.
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  13852. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  13853. +Soo Dunim Difficult to says whether what impact this $2 trillion would have but on the other side of the coin these banks have big liabilities too.
    1
  13854. The thing is that the dollar being the reserve currency only devalues in real terms when it goes down versus gold.
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  13855. Hi Paul, That's amazing! I've re-tweeted that.
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  13856. I have not looked into List yet. I'll have a look though. Thanks.
    1
  13857. Thanks @kevinsbott!
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  13858. It's a "Don't Tread on Me" sticker that I have had for years from Infowars. I thought it would be fun to place it just above Billy.
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  13859. Yes. Apologies for getting the day of the week wrong.
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  13860. Thanks, Bobby. I will look at your recommendation.
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  13861. Yes. Apologies.
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  13862. Yes we, as golfers, are always trying to find the perfect swing!!! A little putting practice, though, goes a long way towards improving the scorecard.
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  13863. The insurance question is a lame excuse because in 2011 Venezuela moved about 100 tonnes out of the bank of England and had it shipped to Caracas.
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  13864. Billy will be back tomorrow. We are picking him up then.
    1
  13865. Good analogy!
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  13866. +Mel You are welcome.
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  13867. +Judith Thank you.
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  13868. +Bruce You are welcome. Thanks to you too for watching.
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  13869. +virendrasingh I will be posting a video about the bond market later on today and I will be talking about US bond yields.
    1
  13870. +Bob Gold and silver are financial insurance so if you do not think you need financial insurance you should get rid of it. I personally am keeping my insurance.
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  13871. +Bob You are right about that as the "risk free rate" of return or treasury yields rise the rate for discounting corporate cash flows also rise so stock prices should normally go down.
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  13872. +craig Thanks.
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  13873. +bev lower I agree with you but General Wesley Clark only learned about it on the day after 9/11 as he went to the Pentagon for a visit.
    1
  13874. Not he card yet but you can open an account via the app.
    1
  13875. Hello there!
    1
  13876. Thanks!
    1
  13877. You could join Patreon and send me a private message. I do not give out my phone umber though. Details for patreon are below in the description.
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  13878. Morning!
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  13879. Thank you, I will
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  13880. Hi @Jake Jones, I started in November of 2015. Things here are fine thank you. I hope you and your family are doing well too.
    1
  13881. Good morning!
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  13882. Welcome
    1
  13883. I appreciate that!
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  13884. I appreciate that!
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  13885. +kentuckycunctator You're welcome. Thanks for following.
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  13886. You too!
    1
  13887. They’re working with China
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  13888. Yes. The just-in time inventory method is also under threat.
    1
  13889. Thanks. Had not seen this before. I have read about the Road to Roota by Bix Weir which seems similar.
    1
  13890. I ask myself those same questions but I still think Trump is the "better of two evils" so to speak.
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  13891. +Brian Smith Hi Brian, Billy was asleep upstairs! 😀
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  13892. VC YT The US Treasury market is the biggest one in the world and if it goes into a bear market it will affect all other countries' bond market too. The credit rating of treasuries or gilts is a separate matter and is decided by the rating agencies.
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  13893. Thank you.
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  13894. Thanks, you too!
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  13895. Good morning Peter.
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  13896. I’m watching now actually. It’s interesting but Bo has made calls like this before and been wrong. I noticed ha has tweaked his dates a bit for the big crash from his previous video.
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  13897. It would rocket higher.
    1
  13898. I prefer doing it through education. That’s how I do it. You could start a petition if you like though. No one is stopping you.
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  13899. Hi @Eli, There are links to Part 1 and Part 2 in the description section of this video and also in the cards or I section on the top right-hand side of this video when you are watching it. Part 1 was made in 2018 and Part 2 in February of 2020 so going four weeks back will definitely not work.
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  13900. @rumpel stiltskin, Central banks are, in my opinion, not interested in cryptocurrencies but more in creating a digital currency that can be issued electronically directly to consumers instead of what they do up to now which is issuing digital/electronic reserves and paper (bank) notes to exclusive financial institutions (the commercial banks). I think the people in the crypto space are jumping the gun and I will talk a bit more about it tonight as I have actually been reading research from Central Banks economists themselves about this.
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  13901. Unless you’re lending the gold or there is some kind of Ponzi-Scheme going on gold should not pay interest or a fee. If I store gold with a third party the likes of Kinesis I expect to pay storage fee and not be paid by the storer. So to me it just doesn’t seem right so I stay away from it.
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  13902. Hi @Edwar VP, You are welcome and thank you.
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  13903. Hi @John Jordan, If you are watching in 1080/HD or 4k it should be fine. There is nothing wrong with the charts. You might need to adjust the settings for for your YouTube videos.
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  13904. Welcome aboard!
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  13905. I pay my bills with fiat currency too but over the last 18 years I’ve been saving in real money or gold and silver. Mining stocks is a different story as they are investment. I don’t view stocks as savings but as investment. In my view money is gold and silver coins and bars. I do have miners and bought some more today as they are paying a higher dividend yield than long term iou nothings or US Treasuries.
    1
  13906. Actually I’d rather be a clown with gold and silver than to keep fiat currency with the banksters.
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  13907. Morning!
    1
  13908. +EPOCH What I mean by a War on Savers is that interest rates are being kept artificially near zero. People in their 60s or 70s who have saved over their lifetime are being cheated out of a steady and relatively safe income of about 6% or 7%. In a free market capitalist economy capital or saving needs to be rewarded or else it will not be utilised. Central banks are destroying the capitalist system by manipulating interest rates lower. Emerging technology might be well and good but that is speculation and not saving. I guess that for you zero interest rates probably seem normal as the last time they were normal you were around 13 or 14 and it probably was not something you looked at.
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  13909. That's part of the plan and it is a head-fake strategy too. The BoE keep telling the public that inflation is not high enough (LOL) and then implement policies that raise the general cost of living for the public. Their fiat money system can only survive in an environment of ever increasing debt and inflation or debasement of the currency.
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  13910. Good point.
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  13911. Good morning!
    1
  13912. Good morning! Same to you and your family.
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  13913. Yes, right and he is not spending like a drunken sailor.
    1
  13914. +I AM NAGA THIRTEEN Impossible to do that if one is out playing golf on a beautiful summer's day.
    1
  13915. +Julie Kelliher No. He will be getting one next week though.
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  13916. +Thomas Kauser I was playing golf yesterday.
    1
  13917. Sounds great!
    1
  13918. Hi @hendo19742, I used to listen to Bob Chapman on Goldseek radio. He was one of my favourites too.
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  13919. Hi @Jerry Johnson, thanks.
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  13920. Glad you think so!
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  13921. My pleasure!
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  13922. Awesome thank you!
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  13923. Morning!
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  13924. Good morning, @Privateer.
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  13925. Morning
    1
  13926. Good to hear
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  13927. Glad you enjoyed it
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  13928.  @Sh311Sh0ck3d  What do you mean? How do you know they are censoring?
    1
  13929. Good morning!
    1
  13930. Welcome!
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  13931. I don't think they are dumping but they might be forced to if relations with the US does not improve. I have changed the thumbnail from "China Liquidates" to "China Cuts Treasury Holdings".
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  13932. No problem! Thank you too.
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  13933. Thanks @bluewaterSTAX
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  13934. I do not upload there anymore. It is not worth it for me. I upload here, D.Tube, Hive, Steemit, Bitchute and Rumble. Isn't that enough for you?
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  13935. You're welcome
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  13936. Glad it was helpful!
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  13937. Me too.
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  13938. Or maybe youtube is not helping me with the algorithms?
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  13939. Yes. It's more like infinite money creation!
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  13940. +Rob Moffit I agree with you that the only solution is for individuals to try and deal outside the banksters' system. it could eventually be bitcoin or something we have not heard of before. Like in Atlas Shrugged the producers will go on strike and stop feeding the parasitic monetary system we presently have.
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  13941. Thanks.
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  13942. That is how fractional reserve works. They get away with it because the dollars they create out of thin air is just a book entry into your checking account. You will then write a check to another person and he/she will deposit it in their bank account and it will be an entry into their account. Do you understand now why the banks and governments discourage people from using physical cash? Here is some more detailed information about the system: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractional-reserve_banking
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  13943. They are!
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  13944. Glad you like them!
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  13945. Thanks @GWerner
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  13946. Glad you enjoyed it
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  13947. Exter not Exeter
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  13948. Welcome!
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  13949. The 1-year t-bill is yielding almost 4% so if you can get for that why not. I'm sticking to gold and silver though but if you want to park funds far the short term it might be ok even though you'll probably be losing at least 5% in real terms because of inflation.
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  13950. Glad you like them!
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  13951. Glad you enjoyed it
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  13952. Glad you think so!
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  13953. I appreciate that!
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  13954. I got up early and he was still asleep so I let him rest today. He's fine though.
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  13955. Many thanks!
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  13956. Morning!
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  13957. I'd say it does not matter what party has been in power since 1913. You are thinking just like the Globalists want you to. Don't forget that it was a Republican that closed the gold window in 1971 and a Republican that took the U.S. into Afghanistan and Obama had eight years to get out of there too. Both political parties are there for theatre.
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  13958. Morning @inner dinosaur.
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  13959. Thanks.
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  13960. I don't know when but the trend is towards that in my opinion.
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  13961. Hi @kilroy1111, It was a giant scam because the banking system was bankrupt and FDR basically stole the gold to save his Wall Street friends. That was the only way they could get the financial system back up. In China I think it is slightly different as there are other factors like the dollars they hold in reserves being in danger of being frozen and there is also the fact that their system has also been highly leverage (Real Estate in prticular)
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  13962. If it was in "RUIN" how would you explain the buying of all this gold? If I was ruined I would not be able to buy any gold if anything I would be selling it in order to cope with ruination.
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  13963. Thank you! You too!
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  13964.  @carlton7015  I think it’s the US that is being aggressive and pushing other countries to find alternatives to the dollar and also do more trade with other countries.
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  13965. Hi @carlton7015, Many things can happen but what I am talking about here is China and I do not think China is looking to participate in a "Great Taking" scenario. The Great Taking as David Rogers Webb says is a possibility but not a certainty.
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  13966. Morning!
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  13967. Morning!
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  13968. It’s still the same message. Nothing wrong with TikTok unless you agree with the DC swamp creatures.
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  13969. The CIA tacks here on YouTube.
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  13970. Yes, I do want the Old Lady to retire too.
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  13971. Thanks @glendawilliams5102
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  13972. Morning Ben.
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  13973. Hello there!
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  13974. Good morning!
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  13975. Thanks, you too!
    1
  13976. I use Interactive Brokers and IG. This stock trades on Interactive but not IG.
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  13977. Morning, Savio.
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  13978. Yes, and the rest of the major banks are down sharply too. Barclays and RBS are down 3%.
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  13979. Hello there!
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  13980. Hi @Geoff43, You are welcome.
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  13981. Morning
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  13982. Good morning!
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  13983. Glad you think so!
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  13984. Gurten morgen!
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  13985. Morning!
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  13986. Good morning @Peter Brunsgaard.
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  13987. Good morning @bobbie crider.
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  13988. Good morning @Inner dinosaur.
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  13989. Good morning, @Privateer.
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  13990. Glad you like them!
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  13991. Same to you!
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  13992. Thanks, you too!
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  13993. Hello there!
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  13994. Yes they do
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  13995. Have fun!
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  13996. My pleasure!
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  13997. Thanks, @Sean Murphy.
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  13998. Good morning!
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  13999. Good morning!
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  14000. Thank you! You too!
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  14001. Thank you! You too!
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  14002. No worries!
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  14003. Yes, I saw that. Thanks
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  14004. Hello there!
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  14005. Yes. I forgot that.
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  14006. I agree!
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  14007. Thanks for watching!
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  14008. Actually, I just checked it and it is loud and clear. Maybe you should turn you volume a little higher.
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  14009. Morning
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  14010. Morning!
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  14011. Hi James, I have EOS but I do not think it is the silver of cryptos. I like EOS as the same individual (Dan Larimer) that was behind Steem is behind EOS. EOS is different than BTC or ETH as it's based on Proof of Stake instead of Proof of Work. What I like about EOS is its scalability and how fast the blockchain is. Those who prefer ETH say that EOS is not as decentralised though as there are only 21 block producers at one time even though the top 21 always change.
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  14012. That’s all it is for now. Rumours.
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  14013. +Typo Lady Difficult to say exactly how things would work but I would say people in generally are highly adaptive and would quickly work out a market system of actual weight of silver or gold.
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  14014. +Marc Ward I would say the reason why silver might be considered a Giffen Good is that in a time of monetary crisis fear induces people to get rid of paper for silver at almost any price and the fear drives the price spike higher. In paper assets like stocks fear drives the price down and greed drives the price higher.
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  14015. +Marc Ward The PTBs fear gold and silver as they know their paper money is no match for the precious metals so they need to keep the general public from getting too keen on holding gold and silver. They (financial elite and mainstream) financial press disparage gold and silver and their proponents.
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  14016. +Melanie I did. let's wait and see if anything comes out of it.
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  14017.  @fullofhope2222  Rudy is going to the groomers' tomorrow.
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  14018. @miniminamanmina3715 , They are fiber optic cables and very important for communications and the internet.
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  14019. Hi @Steve 68, I know Paul Atkinson and asked him about promoting his firm too a few years ago but he didn't want to do it. I think they are good too at Atkinsons.
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  14020. @Steve 68, Yes the listeners get a slight discount too with Gold Investments but not Glint as they work differently.
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  14021. Hello there!
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  14022. That is a good analogy.
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  14023. Yes
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  14024. Thanks.
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  14025. Have a good day as well John.
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  14026. I might not mention it this video but have talked about many times before and have been aware of it since 2002.
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  14027. Thank for letting me know. I did a bit of research and tweaked some of the settings.
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  14028. Actually I’ve just recently tweaked the ads function as many people were not seeing adverts on my videos. Ads and donations are the only way get funds to help support my channel and work. The 4 ads is what YouTube recommends for a 20 minute video. I think you can skip them though if you want. This way you don’t have to pay for the service I provide.
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  14029. Yes, from 1837 to 1913 there was no Central bank though.
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  14030. Hi Mnm neau, Hope you are well.
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  14031. Hi Rene, Thanks for the feedback. I will look into it.
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  14032. It's a 12 second part of the whole video so I do not see how that is a problem. You can always skip it. if I put it, in the end, a lot of people will not see it as not everyone watches the whole video.
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  14033. Oops I got the date wrong. At least I got the right day of the week. Sorry
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  14034. Hi Aaron, I saw that headline. There certainly seems to be a concerted effort by the three great powers, U.S.A., Russia and China, to prepare themselves for a big war which, of course, is very worrying. Even though such an event could be catastrophic for the world I actually believe the leaders on all three siders are actors and working together. This might sound outlandish but just look at how during WWII all Allies and Axis actually conducted business on neutral ground in Switzerland at the BIS! Why would they want a big war? I think it is to scare us ( world population) into submission and make us accept schemes that would normally be abhorrent to us in normal times.
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  14035. Hi Mark, You are welcome and thanks for the support.
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  14036. Hi John, Thank you and you are welcome.
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  14037. Investors too as corporate bonds usually provide a higher yield than government bonds.
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  14038. Good morning, argtv 100.
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  14039. Thanks, Mn neau!
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  14040. Thanks.
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  14041. Hi Minnesota Salamander, You are welcome and thanks for following.
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  14042. Thanks
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  14043. Hi @Gregory Sedmak, I have never heard of PAX Gold.
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  14044.  @andrewkumra1098  You have a great weekend too.
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  14045. Thank you too
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  14046. You're welcome
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  14047. Not the gold it asked for in 2018 but it did get the 160 tonnes in 2011/2012.
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  14048. Hello there!
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  14049. Well said
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  14050. Why not share my videos? That would be much easier.
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  14051. I worked for 25 years in finance. Started out in Geneva, Switzerland and then worked in the City of London for 20 years for major banks and brokerage houses. I have been doing my videos since late 2015 so you can go back and watch them and make up your own mind. There’s over 1500 of them and I guess over 27k subscribers speaks for itself. I was CF30 qualified under the FCA for 20 years too and I have a degree in International Relations with emphasis in Economics. I’ve also been studying monetary history for almost 20 years.
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  14052. You need to shop around as premiums change. You can get a half percent discount from using maneco64 promo code with goldinvestments.co.uk
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  14053. You too
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  14054. Glad it was helpful!
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  14055. +Israel T. I'm sorry you could not hear me well enough. I will keep your advice in mind.
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  14056. I appreciate that!
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  14057. Thanks so much!
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  14058. The company has no directors really.
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  14059. Hi, I did not get any enhancements. I just bought new eye glasses.
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  14060. I would say it does partly as it enhances the viability of the British pound.
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  14061. Good morning!
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  14062. Morning
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  14063. Eu morei em Niteroi ate 1980 quando nos mudamos para o Rio. Infelizmente nao sei aonde comprar prata em Niteroi ou no Rio. Eu morava na Estrada Froes. Voce esta aonde? Eu nao estou ao corrente sobre declaraco de falencia dos US. Talvez pode ter acontecido mas nao e um fato que vai ser divulgado.
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  14064. I would say that I will only be reviewing these ICO ventures and give a balanced view with the pros and cons and it will be up to people to do their due diligence as well. The point of these reviews is to let people know these ICOs are actually out there. I will not push people to buy into it and will only say what I think about it and the details of the venture.
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  14065. Thanks for the input Gregor.
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  14066. I will have a look at it and come back to you.
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  14067. @huey I have looked a bit into EOS and this video seems to be a good summary of the ICO. Very balanced and with the pros and cons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CymBfwPL7OM
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  14068. Target market is Guinea-Bissau and Guinea initially. In Guinea-Bissau only 2% of the population have access to the internet.
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  14069. The venture is in Africa but not run by Africans.
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  14070. @Kang Weiluy Thanks for the feedback.
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  14071. You too.
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  14072. Yes, 12 pence to the shilling.
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  14073. Thank you.
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  14074. Thank you @what a shambles.
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  14075. Hi Jane.
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  14076. Hi Shane, If you look in the description of this videos there are instructions on how to donate. Superchat allows people to donate during a livestream. I'm set up for Superchat but you might need to get set up as well.
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  14077. Good!
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  14078. Hi Jush 1, I used barchart.com
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  14079. Yes. I upload my videos there as well.
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  14080. I’ve got Fuchs Heterochromia on my right eye. It changes the colour of the eye.
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  14081. Hi Rishab, Thank you actually!
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  14082. Hi Rishab Dhar, Sure. Here are my details: Payment_Id: e3df067f4c774435a38bab0d449d5a6634fba08825194f7b9ac4ea5b66b74cb8 Base address: 463tWEBn5XZJSxLU6uLQnQ2iY9xuNcDbjLSjkn3XAXHCbLrTTErJrBWYgHJQyrCwkNgYvyV3z8zctJLPCZy24jvb3NiTcTJ
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  14083. I will. I had not heard of it. Thanks.
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  14084. Yes. Makes a lot of sense.
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  14085. Hi T Bomb, Yes I thought my subscribers would enjoy it.
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  14086. Thanks Yvonne!
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  14087. My Steemit and DTube is @maneco64
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  14088. Hi Silver Crypto, I’m on Steemit and DTube too. I will follow you on Steemit.
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  14089. Hi Liberty Lady, I will. Thanks for the feedback.
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  14090. Dwardt1 It's back to the beginning versus the basket of fiat currencies in the dollar index. Gold is not part of the dollar index.
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  14091. Thank you too!
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  14092. Hi @SoCalFreelance, I would say that even though rhodium is a precious metals one cannot compare it to gold as gold is a monetary precious metals. I personally would only exchange my gold or silver for fiat currency or paper if I had an emergency and needed the spending power.
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  14093. Yes. The excuse for public consumption is that it is to combat global warming. I saw the story too. Here is a link: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-rockefeller-exxon-mobil-investments-idUSKCN0WP266
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  14094. As I said I had not looked into his theory until recently. I think it is good to look at different points of view.
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  14095. Hello there!
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  14096. My pleasure
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  14097. Good morning!
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  14098. Debt they were forced to take in order to deal in a worthless currency i.e. the dollar.
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  14099.  Whats'App me +𝟏𝟐𝟖𝟗𝟗𝟓𝟑𝟖𝟎𝟎𝟏  You are a troll. I do not give out WhatsApp numbers.
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  14100. Hi, There was no WEF in the 1950s and 1960s.
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  14101. It was John Connally and not Connolly.
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  14102. Good morning!
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  14103. Trump has also picked Judy Shelton for one of the Fed board posts. She is gold bug.
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  14104. According to Wikipedia she was Minister of Finance and never was the Foreign Minister. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christine_Lagarde
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  14105. Good morning!
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  14106. Thanks for the visit
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  14107. You need to call them or email and ask them about shipping and costs.
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  14108. Hello there!
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  14109. Glad you liked it!
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  14110. Welcome!
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  14111.  @helmutmueller8436  yes and that is why I point out that I am affiliated with these companies as do benefit if my viewers use my promo code to do business with them. it might seem that it is easy to create content but it has taken me years of research, new equipment, and thousands of hours of time to create the content. the income that I do get from these affiliates helps me keep the channel and my household going. That is how it works. I do not get paid for advertising for them but only when my viewers deal through them so there can be months where I get almost nothing depending on whether any business is done.
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  14112. Hi @helmut mueller, The only reason I have those affiliates is because my viewers asked me years ago where they could buy gold and silver so I provided them with dealers that I deem reputable. I am not negative but try to tell people the way I see things. I followed what is going on almost continuously and have produced content almost every day for six years. My channel started with zero subscribers and is now up to 85k and growing. So that is my job and I am not employed by someone else. Gold and silver are a small part of my revenues anyway and I do not tell people what to do but give them my opinion of where I see things. Anyway, these "stupid coins" as you call them have done very well for those who learned about them from my channel since I started this channel back in late 2015. You can always watch different channels for different subjects. To give you an example I like golf so I watch YouTube channels that focus on golf. My channel focuses on exposing the fragile nature of our monetary system and how people might be able to protect themselves. I suggest that if you do not like this subject you go and watch whatever you like somewhere else but I will not "stop" my channel or "change the content" as you put it. VERSTANDEN HERR MUELLER?
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  14113. @tomkarnes69 , Money is the most marketable commodity. J. P. Morgan said "Gold is money and everything else is credit" when asked in a the Pujo congressional hearings (1912-1913).
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  14114. Thank you too
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  14115. Maybe so but he was right about gold.
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  14116. Thank you kindly
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  14117. No worries
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  14118. Who said the Chinese currency would be the reserve currency? I think thing to understand is that all world currencies will need to have gold backing if they want to be credible currencies. China, Europe and the US will have the major currencies as they have the biggest economies.
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  14119. The first on his channel.
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  14120. Yes, it was a couple days ago or so.
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  14121. The people who ran the National Socialists were financed by the bankers on Wall Street and the City of London.
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  14122. Hi @alainroy76, He wants a free market in money and not the fiat dollar. As for the BRICS listen to his interview with Tucker.
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  14123. Welcome
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  14124. You think so? The Pope is a jesuit so what he said about the Pope is just for show I guess. You could be right.
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  14125. Central Banking is anathema to freedom and private property which some of the tenets he believes in.
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  14126. The algos are focusing on the 0.5% rise in average hourly earnings. The rate-hike odds for December is over 80%. As I said in this video all these stats remind me of the Soviet Union and their stats! It's all made up and fake.
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  14127. +Daniel Jewell Mario.
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  14128. Yes, that is a good point but the Uneducated Economist seemed to think it was unusual to see so much lumber in one place.
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  14129. Good morning!
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  14130. Then you don't have to watch them.
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  14131. Hi @David Steiner, I used to trade from the office for my clients but used to visit the Liffe (London) floor regularly as many of our colleagues worked in the booths and the pits. The first firm I worked for in London was called GNI and we had offices in Chicago as well. I think the markets were a lot more transparent when business was done on the floor of an exchange. We could see who was doing what and what the mood was too. With the screens all that is gone.
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  14132. Hi Pamela, You are welcome.
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  14133. It’s Pettifor.
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  14134. Hi Garry, You could be right.
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  14135. Good evening, Jane.
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  14136. I also cover cryptos and own some. If you look at all my videos you will find quite a lot on it. I have been covering it for over two years.
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  14137. Actually, the dragon flag is the flag of Wyvern which is an old kingdom in Wessex in what is the present day south of England before the Norman conquest. During that period prior to the Norman conquest, people were relatively and the old tradition of common law instead of the present day maritime or admiralty law was in place.
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  14138. The reason I have all the different flags is that my thousands of subscribers from all over the world have asked me to put them there to represent where they all from. As for communism, the excuse is that the communism we have seen kill and oppress hundreds of millions of people in the last century is not the pure form but then one could say the same about capitalism and free markets. Before you make judgments about my opinions on war and the current system you should look through my thousand plus videos in which I am always critical of the current fiat money system and how it facilitates war, inflation and misery.
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  14139. I do not necessarily think the flags of nations are a bad thing as they just identify where people are from. I would also say that the powers that be use these flags and symbols to sell their agendas but they do not fool me and I do not see why I should not use these symbols just because they are hijacked by corrupt leaders. I don't really care what you think about me and you are free to make up your mind. By the way, your youtube symbol has a big red star. Does that mean you are a communist?
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  14140. Thanks, Sedona TV.
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  14141. Thanks, Susan. I will definitely have a look.
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  14142. Hi Northwest Prepper6, You are welcome and thanks for your support.
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  14143. Cheap credit. One example is people getting 0% down mortgages, Central Banks manipulating rates down to zero and even negative in order to keep governments, corporations and individuals borrowing.
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  14144. You are welcome and the same to you.
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  14145. Not sure how the people who run the U.S. debt clock website calculate that but unfortunately in the market where one can buy gold and silver with fiat money the ratio is 80 to 1.
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  14146. Hi trantrum, I have been following Alex Jones for over ten years and I usually do not mention him as he does not cover the subjects I cover. I do not agree with everything he says but it worries me that his first amendment rights are been trampled on. Today I will probably be doing a livestream later on in the da. probably around 2pm EDT. Hope to see you there.
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  14147. Hi tantrum, It has not. I posted the Infowars report.
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  14148. Thanks Rene.
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  14149. You are welcome Mark.
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  14150. Definitely!
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  14151.  @jimjones679  Here is another video where I condemn bailouts last year in June: https://youtu.be/YId0SVG-244
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  14152.  @jimjones679  I guess you have not followed me for long as I agree 100% with you. I am against the government bailing anyone let alone big corporations. My point about Trump or any other billionaire invested in the UK is that once the government has bailed businesses out it is basically impossible for them to discriminate. I was against the bailouts of 2008 as well as the City of London and Wall Street being bailed out by UK and US taxpayers respectively. Here is one of my videos from 2018 about the 2008 bailouts: https://youtu.be/PnrEcFuse2k
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  14153.  @jimjones679  if they were not foreign billionaires they would be domestic ones. I do not disagree with you but like it or not there are dozens of wealthy individuals and corporations who have invested here and employ hundreds of thousands if not millions of people so if you institute the furlough scheme and rule out any foreign-owned businesses can you imagine how many workers would have not been helped and would have gotten the sack? Cadburys, Jaguar Land Rover, and up until recently Asda were all foreign-owned.
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  14154. @Jim Jones, I have spoken about how all the government schemes have been wasted and how there has been a lot of fraud. We know the very wealthy have benefited from it because they have the best lawyers and accountants and can afford them. I had not heard about the Trump Golf courses getting furlough but I think his golf courses employ people and like all other businesses, the UK government provided the furlough scheme for about 2 years. I am not sure what the point of pointing out the Trump Courses in Scotland is because all other golf courses and thousands of other businesses received the same help. Am I saying it was right? No, because Sweden didn't lockdown and their economy grew by 0.5% in 2020 while ours shrunk by 10% and got lumbered with even more debt. Sweden, by the way, without lockdowns has had 50% fewer covid19 deaths than the UK when you adjust the numbers for the population. The way it works is that foreign billionaires do invest in other countries and one of the countries the Trump Organization and other billionaires have invested in is the UK and by running businesses here and employing people their companies became eligible for furlough. I am not defending Trump as I do not think politicians are the solution as we have gone past politicians mattering anymore.
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  14155. My pleasure!
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  14156. You are welcome Roger!
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  14157. Hi Graham, I hope you are well.
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  14158. The BoE base rate is 5.25% and they can lend to the UK (gilts) and get over 5% for 3-months or 6-months so they are able to offer 4.61%. They might also be lending to riskier borrowers at 6% or more which means they are taking on more risks.
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  14159. I hope so too!
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  14160. Our pleasure!
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  14161. @irishluck9717 , Don't be a slave. Get out of debt and stack gold and silver. There is no safe place to go and it is not 100% certain there will be an a major war.
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  14162. +housemonkeychill I agree with you and seeing that roughly two thirds of banks' assets in the UK are mortgages the banks too are desperate to keep the housing bubble from imploding.
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  14163. +Jack Drusus Thanks Jack!
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  14164. Good morning!
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  14165. You bet
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  14166.  @kirilmihaylov1934  It's Global Warming!
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  14167. Thanks for watching!
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  14168. Mine hasn’t stopped for 16 years. How things have changed in the Land of the Rising Sun! In the late 1980s the land on which the Imperial Palace is in Tokyo was worth more than the whole State of California.
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  14169. Until we see a new all-time high the stock markets are not out of the woods. Then again you should back up the truck if your mind is so clear about what is happening.
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  14170. According to the charts I look at a flag is still forming. We will have to wait and see anyway as predicting markets is more a question of weighing in the probabilities. I personally think the technical picture looks even almost as bad as the one in Bitcoin at the beginning of the year when it made a second top around $17'000. The double-top in the Dow looks like One for the Ages as one would say. Don't fight the Fed!
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  14171. Not sure about that. As I said we are now consolidating or forming the flag before the next leg lower.
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  14172. I have heard someone talk about that but my speciality is money and markets and not the law. I would say as well that there is a great deal of fear-mongering out there right now.
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  14173. @Arthur King, I take your point about what is happening to the middle class but I am a bit more hopeful that once the current system implodes we will have to go back to a sound money system and if you listen to belangp's video which I referenced in this video you will see that 90% of all the gold supply is in mostly in private hands via jewellery and investment coins and bars.
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  14174. Hi @Arthur King, Are you part of Brigade 77?
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  14175. That’s when they started drawing up the plan!
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  14176. Thanks Guy!
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  14177. I think it is the latter.
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  14178. @videshx818, Here is the link: https://www.newsbytesapp.com/news/business/a-look-at-india-s-gold-imports-in-august/story
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  14179. Do you follow Clif's work?
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  14180. +Gary Mish Thanks.
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  14181. +Charles Patterson I could advise you on how to do that. Please send me a private message and can help you in this matter.
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  14182. Not too sure about that as I think all the major international banks, the American ones included, have not changed their behaviour despite the crisis of 2008. Moreover DB has been highly leveraged for years.
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  14183. +Ken Hinnenkamp I saw that story. It's from Harvey Organ. I think Mr organ makes some good points but he tends to exaggerate things. This is the comment I left on Silver Doctors: I’ve looked at today’s Shanghai PM fix which starts at 7:15 am London. The fix was roughly $1309.30 as I had to convert the yuan price per gram into ounces and divide it by the $/CNY exchange rate at around 7:15 am London. Spot gold in London was trading at $1308 so I do not see how that is a premium of $9. Could Mr Organ explain to us how he got his $9 premium? The prices I am quoting is for September 1st, 2016.
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  14184. Don't forget the California (Pelosi) and New York (Schumer) banks that benefit too.
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  14185. If the banks have issued 10-year bonds and they are callable from a certain date they could but I would say the banks do most of their borrowing in very short maturities like overnight, weekly or monthly.
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  14186. Good morning!
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  14187. Good morning!
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  14188. Hi @Poppie & The Stable, Many of my viewers are happy bought PMs over the years. The purpose of my channel is to inform people about the fragile and rotten nature of our post-1971 monetary system and I have been doing it since late 2015 here on YouTube. Gold and silver are just insurance agains the rotten system. As I tell my viewers they should choose the best deal and the PM dealers they are comfortable with.
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  14189. My pleasure!
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  14190. Glad you enjoyed it
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  14191. The owners of the commercial banks in each Federal Reserve district bank. I think Citibank could be the major shareholder in the New York Federal Reserve Bank for example.
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  14192. You bet
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  14193. Thanks.
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  14194. +deb8tn That's Billy.
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  14195. +Tri I usually add charts to my videos but bond and yield charts are not as accessible and easy to get as stock and commodities ones.
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  14196. +Jack Druss I think it is almost $200 trillion. Stocks or equities is about $70 trillion. http://uk.businessinsider.com/global-financial-assets-2015-2
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  14197. +pguimond1507 I know about his wife. Thanks for pointing it out though.
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  14198. +newadamus I am a fan of Clif and summarise the monthly ALTA reports but don't forget that he has to try and interpret the data and sometimes he gets it wrong. A few months ago he said silver would double to $38 and it did not happen. I am not calling for 9% yields on treasury in the short term but I guess I could be wrong and Clif might be right this time. I could see 9% yields in US treasuries in the future ( 5 to 10 years from now.)
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  14199. +VC YT He seems to be on a roll! Travelling all over the country speaking to thousands of supporter every day while Hillary is resting and preparing for the last debate. On Thursday night he spoke of 21k supporters in Ohio while 5k could not make it as there was no room for them. You should have a look at one of his rallies. It's quite amazing. Here is a link to his Live speeches: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzsV1Z3HsBOPYPtkw0Uw0Ug
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  14200. +lenogooch Index linked bonds are supposed to increase the coupon or interest it pays you if the RPI or Retail Price Index calculated by the government increases so you need to look at exactly at what RPI has been doing latey. It does not track inflation expectations unfortunately. If RPI starts moving higher your linker should start doing well.
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  14201. +John Brody TIPS is not my specialty but what I know is the the coupon you receive adjusts up or down depending on the CPI. The principal you invest fluctuates just like normal bonds as interest rates rise or fall but you should get 100% of the principal that you invested at maturity.
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  14202. It is www.goldinvestments.co.uk and if you use my promo code maneco64 you will pay 1/2% over spot.
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  14203. No problem!
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  14204. My pleasure!
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  14205. Good morning!
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  14206. Morning!
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  14207.  @John-FourteenSix  Oil is still the cheapest and most efficient form of energy and these so-called renewables are all well and good but not reliable (wind and solar). I am not against having your own solar panels but that too needs a lot of upkeep. Hydroelectric power and nuclear are also safe.
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  14208. Hi x sommer, Thanks and by the way my name id Mario not Marco.
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  14209. Hi @annacomnena217, Weather does affect the supply of food but only in the short term.
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  14210. Glad you enjoyed it
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  14211. Morning!
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  14212. Morning!
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  14213.  @WookieLove1  Yes
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  14214. Thanks! 😃
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  14215. Our pleasure!
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  14216. Yes, it is
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  14217. Morning!
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  14218. Glad you enjoyed it
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  14219. You're welcome!
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  14220. Any time!
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  14221. Hi @myethanlee, Do you think the GDP data in the US and UK are credible? The Chinese GDP is probably inflated too but let's it is not really 5% but 3%. That is still higher than the negative GDP in the UK and about the same as in the US for Q4 2023.
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  14222. I just checked the Kitco website silver chart and it has a high around $16.90 overnight so I'm not sure where the quote of $23.00 is coming from.
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  14223. No. Can't say i have heard of him.
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  14224. +the truth Yes. I think it will.
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  14225. Thanks R R. I akm doing a livestream at 2:30pm EDT to talk about bonds and other things.
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  14226. You are welcome SmoothPrepper!
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  14227. Morning
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  14228. Good morning!
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  14229. If you'd like more details you can join my Patreon. Check out description of this video to see how to join.
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  14230. Good evening @Utah Get Me 2
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  14231. Much appreciated!
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  14232. Thanks for watching!
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  14233. Good morning!
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  14234. Hi @Christopher Swainson, Glint was the target of a hostile takeover in September of 2019 by one of its creditors and as a result, it went into administration for two months but it was able to fend off the hostile takeover and get back on its feet by November of 2019. Clients' funds and gold were frozen by the administrators for two months but there were no losses. if you search Glint under my videos on YouTube I spoke with the CEO probably in early 2020 about the episode. Actually, here is my interview with Jason Cozens about the episode. https://youtu.be/_d7HP0jEnlM
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  14235. You're welcome
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  14236. Good morning!
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  14237. Good morning!
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  14238. Hi @Ben Gray, Thanks.
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  14239. Hi @lynd scott, You are welcome.
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  14240. +Sean I am looking at real GDP but stripping out the government spending part of it out so what I am looking at is real in terms of wealth or the private economy.
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  14241. The ONS is the government agency that keeps track of statistics
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  14242. Any time!
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  14243. Hope you enjoy it!
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  14244. Hi Samuel R Glower, Thank you for your kind words. The silver coin is a 10 ounce Kookaburra from Australia and there is a 50 ounce Engelhard silver bar and a 1 kg Sharpes Pixley Copper bar.
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  14245. +Sidney Of course they can print dollars forever but the question you have to ask is "when is the point when people lose confidence in these dollars?" and they become worth only the paper they are printed on.
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  14246.  @freedm2993  I did not say you were and that is why I replied to you. Spammers usually get hundreds of replies and likes from their comments and those are the ones I delete. My point is that bitcoin and the crypto space have been infected by a lot spammers and crooks and that is why I don't think it is undervalued or as atttractive as gold and silver.
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  14247. There are too many bitcoin spammers here on YouTube so it's probably not the best asset to buy I would say. I delete dozens from the comment section every day.
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  14248. The EU uses the euro but during the financial crisis of 2008 the Fed had to lend billions to European banks and European central banks still hold big reserves of dollars and indirectly through the euro is backed by the dollar as after world war 2 all the national European currencies were part of the Dollar backed Bretton Woods system. What I meant is that European countries will still pay for their oil in dollars .
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  14249. Thanks.
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  14250. +Paul Wiffen i use the online wallet. I do not know of another one. Sorry.
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  14251. +Paul Wiffen Go to www.myetherwallet.com
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  14252. I user www.myetherwallet.com
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  14253. Morning Ben.
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  14254. Hi Marco, You need to do a bit of research. Maybe google precious metals dealers or coin dealers in Italy near where you live. Sometimes jewellers also deal in coins. For my U.K. viewers I recommend www.goldinvestments.co.uk but they also ship abroad so you might want to check with them and see if it makes sense to buy from them and have it shipped to you. If you do use them use the promo code Maneco64 online or if you contact them by phone mention me and you can get a 0.5% discount. I would first check in Italy as it would be a lot easier for you to buy from a dealer in Italy.
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  14255. If you have done your research on EOS and that is how you feel about it that is ok with me. I have done mine for the last 18 months and think it has potential.
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  14256. I thought he had gone teetotal!
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  14257. Good. I’ve got my registered already the normal way.
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  14258. I think you are thinking about the Thyssen family.
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  14259. How low is the mortgage rate? If it's fairly close to zero I would fix it for as long as possible but I would make sure that the repayments were servicing the principal and not only the interest part of the mortgage. I've heard some mortgage deals lock in you in for a long time at a long rate but the repayment of principal is very small in the beginning and you end up paying a lot more for your property.
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  14260. That's right! The final step is usually war. Let's hope they do follow the script this time around.
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  14261. +Anders Ørsted They might not lead bullion but they will out perform the general equities.
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  14262. Hello there!
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  14263. Sorry to hear that
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  14264. No worries
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  14265. Morning!
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  14266. You're welcome
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  14267. Good morning!
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  14268. Morning!
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  14269. Glad you enjoyed it
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  14270. You're welcome
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  14271. Good morning @peterbrunsgaard2012
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  14272. Good morning @Bornhunting777
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  14273. Hi Gematria Forum, Yes it's the Bank of England's birthday today but I think it's the 324th one as it was founded in 1694. Does 323 have any significance?
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  14274. @Contact___Mario___Now.01, Is a scammer. I never tell people to contact me.
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  14275. @Contact___Mario___Now.01, Is a scammer. I never tell people to contact me.
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  14276. Nicole Oresme wrote his treatise in the 1350s so that is why I make it 700 years since coinage has been considered not the property of the prince or monarch.
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  14277. Thanks for listening
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  14278. @Contact___Mario___Now.01, Is a scammer. I never tell people to contact me.
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  14279. I'd say you need to focus on what he does and not what he says. If he were to abolish the central bank and legal tender laws tomorrow I would applaud him but somehow I don't see that happening.
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  14280. Yes, Rudy didn't even want to walk for too long this morning.
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  14281. You're very welcome!
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  14282.  @normal_norm2627  If you pay YouTube you should not be seeing the ads. I would check with them.
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  14283. What do you mean?
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  14284. @Contact___Mario___Now.01, Is a scammer. I never tell people to contact me.
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  14285. @Contact___Mario___Now.01, Is a scammer. I never tell people to contact me.
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  14286. As long as you have a private and public EOS key will be getting airdrops. But if you have not bothered to register your old EOS erc20 tokens and left them in an exchange I do not know what the deal with that is.
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  14287. You mean NESARA? I've been hearing about it for years. It's possible. Leo Wanta!
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  14288. Hi Tracy T, The EOSdac airdrop was made into MEW prior to the mainnet launch. As long as you have a public and private EOS key you will ge getting the airdrops. I have not decided which wallet I will be using yet as I want to wait for the voting to be completed and for the chain to be validated. I also heard from Dan Larimer on the EOS telegram chat that Block.one is working on a hard wallet for the EOS network. I don't know when that will be ready but I am not too bothered about it as I have a Public and Private key and that should be enough to make you eligible for some airdrops.
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  14289. Morning!
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  14290. Hi @Audra Matney, Good morning to you too.
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  14291. Morning!
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  14292. I’ve removed it. It’s not me but an impersonator.
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  14293. Madoff was the CEO of the Nasdaq Exchange.
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  14294. Hi @Winston Smith, The fund is a closed fund so after 2016 there was no new money put into the fund so it is definitely not a Ponzi Scheme. The dividends result from the selling of companies and bitcoin mining that the fund invested in originally. They raised $1 million and no more. It is also very transparent as we can access the fund's website and discuss what is going on in terms of the investments and possible future dividends.
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  14295.  @jeanrichardvarre6062  Thanks and the same to you.
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  14296. Yes, I noticed that.
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  14297. You’re welcome.
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  14298. Morning
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  14299. https://maneco64.creator-spring.com/listing/rudy-the-silver-ranger
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  14300. CD's are usually less than a year. I would say a 5 year deposit is more like a bond.
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  14301. Through your stock broker.
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  14302. +Moshe Thank you.
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  14303. I'll check it out!
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  14304. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  14305. Maybe give Oliver or Simon a call. It is maneco64sov
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  14306. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  14307. Good morning!
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  14308. In real money it already is as you probably saw in this video. In fiat pounds it could keep going up as I said but not in real money.
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  14309. Good point.
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  14310.  @Dedicated_.1  I think the BoE and the government could manipulate the market via more QE and that could keep house prices moving up in fiat currency.
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  14311. My pleasure!
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  14312. Glad it was helpful!
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  14313. Interesting!
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  14314. Morning
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  14315. Hi @Bev Smith, It (revaluation of gold) is happening already.
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  14316. Rudy did not want to stay on the sofa today.
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  14317. Very welcome
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  14318. Morning
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  14319. You are welcome
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  14320. HSBC supposedly is the custodian and has unallocated gold. For the GLD etf only holders of 10’000 shares or more can ask for delivery. All the ETFs on precious metals, with a few exceptions like Sprott Gold, I would not trust as I do not trust the bankers and their fraudulent fractional reserve system. The best way to own gold is outside the financial system.
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  14321. SLV’s custodian is JP Morgan so if you trust JPM to looks after your silver go ahead.
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  14322. I don't agree with him on inflation as the Fed is determined and has to keep inflating at least at 2% to 3% as per the CPI. Maybe PTJ doesn't what inflation is either so there you go.
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  14323. It depends who owns the vault and where it is.
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  14324. Thank you! Cheers!
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  14325. Glad you enjoy it!
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  14326. Thanks
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  14327. No worries
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  14328. Any time!
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  14329. Yes! Thank you!
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  14330. Our pleasure!
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  14331. Welcome!
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  14332. HSBC paid it to the regulator I think.
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  14333. No.
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  14334. I follow the money and the economy and not what people say. What I see is collapsing economies, massive debt growth, massive unemployment not only in the US but all around the world. I’m still waiting for the swamp in DC and Wall Street to be drained but all I see is President Trump signing a $6.2 trillion debt noose that will be around Americans’ necks for generations to come while DC and Wall Street laugh all the way to the bank.
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  14335. So why are you watching me again then? Unlike government I don’t force anyone to do anything.
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  14336. Thanks Jata.
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  14337. +Jonathan Osborne Thanks. I appreciate the feedback.
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  14338. +Global Observer You are welcome.
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  14339. +Michael Bricci Very interesting! Here in the U.K. it's probably same.
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  14340. Thanks Peter.
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  14341. I would not mind. I think The Maestro has watched some of my videos as he has commented on them recently I am open to the idea.
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  14342. All I'd say is that trading is full time business like any other business. I recommend reading some books like the one about Jesse Livermore by Richard Smitten entitled World's Greatest Stock Trader. The Market Wizard books are good too.
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  14343. Thanks!
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  14344. Thanks 👍
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  14345. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, Unfortunately Teespring took down the BOJ mug. They deleted because of "content concerns"! Maybe it's because we used the word arrow? I don't know but the world is going mad. I will try to think of another mug for the BOJ or maybe you have another idea?
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  14346. Hi again @rumpel stiltskin, Here is the BOJ mug. I hope you like it: https://maneco64.creator-spring.com/listing/let-the-sun-set-on-the-boj
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  14347. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, Anything else like End the BOJ I guess. I will design one and I also need to design one for our Aussie viewers. Away with the RBA.
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  14348. Much appreciated
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  14349. No problem!
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  14350. It's a krugerrand paper weight but it's not real gold. Gold Investments Ltd. in London sells them if you are interested. Their website is in the description of this video.
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  14351. Hello 👋
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  14352.  @sang3Eta  So it makes sure the currency never appreciates which would be great for savers and the public.
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  14353. Will do!
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  14354. Thanks
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  14355. Thank you @John Jeffries.
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  14356. Thanks and you’re welcome.
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  14357. Technically it is the U.S. Treasury that owns it and they had to pay the Federal Reserve System with gold certificates which the Fed keeps on its balance sheet at $42.22 per troy ounce.
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  14358. I am glad you liked the book.
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  14359. You are so welcome
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  14360. Thanks 👍
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  14361. Thanks!
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  14362.  @clandestinesyndicate3463  Thanks.
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  14363. Glad you think so!
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  14364.  @John-FourteenSix  As I have said before the fiat currencies take turns in terms of strength and weakness versus each other and gold. Back in the second half and early 2020 the pound dropped a lot versus the dollar down to $1.15 and since March has been rising but with all the deficit spending here in the UK and the BoE talking about negative rates it is only a matter of time when the pound will start falling again and especially versus gold. I would say any day is a good day to get rid of Banksters' Notes for real money. I think you will be hard-pressed to find real gold for the xaugbp spot price though.
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  14365. Morning
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  14366. Very true!
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  14367. Morning!
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  14368. I ignore other open source software programs too not just bitcoin as my focus is on sound money or gold and silver. You can tune in to Max Keiser if you want an update on bitcoin.
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  14369. The thing is that people don't realise is the yields have been rising they hit 0.55% on the 10-year note and gold bottomed below $1500 and since then gold has been as high as $2075.
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  14370. Once in a while even though I think it has gone downhill since I started reading it back in 2007.
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  14371. Thanks, Mm!
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  14372. Yes. Thanks.
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  14373. You too!
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  14374. Hello there!
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  14375. +BITCOINMANIA The only advice I can give you is to make sure you do not leverage yourself too much.
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  14376. +BITCOINMANIA I do not give trading advice. Sorry.
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  14377. +BITCOINMAFIA If they do I would not worry about unless you are leveraged with paper gold. If anything it would give savers another opportunity to exchange paper for real money.
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  14378. +Bruce Clark The same thing happened here in the UK in the run up to the EU referendum in June. It seems to me that the mainstream media does not understand how irrelevant they have become.
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  14379. Thanks, you too.
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  14380. I saw a headline or story about it but I don’t think it will make much difference to what will to the economy.
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  14381. What are you going to buy your food basics with?
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  14382. Hi @Marc Goodman, Mr Phoenix just published a new video actually admitting he was wrong as a barrister contacted him and basically said the government cannot do what Zed Phoenix said in his first video. Here is Mr Phoenix's retraction:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzGqVfFk-U4&t=176s
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  14383.  @fullofhope2222  It's not your fault. When I heard him first I was concerned too but it looks like it's not that bad. It doesn't mean though that we can relax with what is going on.
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  14384. This guy, Zed Phoenix, has just had to backtrack as a barrister contacted him and said he was wrong. Here is his admission. I think Mr Phoenix needs to be more careful about what he says in future.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzGqVfFk-U4&t=176s
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  14385. I watch it but am not heavily exposed except for PMs.
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  14386. During the war industry and life didn’t stop like it has now.
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  14387. You are welcome James!
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  14388. Hi Jack! Thanks for following.
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  14389. @attilaharangozo1044 , G'day!
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  14390. +Anders I think it will create a lot of uncertainty in the markets. I would not expect Central Banks to get too hawkish as they probably would welcome negative real rates and inflation in order to wipe out the debt burden.
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  14391. Morning!
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  14392. Thanks, will do!
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  14393. Good morning!
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  14394. Happy to help!
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  14395. Yes and IBM ran the number system for the concentration camps.
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  14396. I am trying to connect with him. Let’s hope he replies.
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  14397. You are welcome.
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  14398. Thank you.
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  14399. Thanks.
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  14400. No.
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  14401. No worries!
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  14402.  @davebellamy4867  I think it was a WikiLeaks document from 1974 in which bullion dealers in London advised the US Treasury that a futures market in gold would create volatility in the price and discourage the average investor from buy physical.
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  14403. +Sidney Boudro Change to whatever the free market decides. It's not hard. In the early days of the U.S.A. different silver and gold coins used to circulate as money. Even coins from overseas!
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  14404. Live with your means and have smaller government but many people think the State should be a provider. The other solution would be to write it off or default.
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  14405. Hi @Cupid Stunt, Good morning to you too from Billy and I.
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  14406. Yes, it is one big Ponzi Club.
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  14407. Hello there!
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  14408. They lied of course. The whole monetary, financial and economic system is based on the big lie that everyone can have a free lunch ( Keynesians)
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  14409. Thanks, you too!
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  14410. Thank you! You too!
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  14411. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  14412. Morning!
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  14413. Morning!
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  14414. Good morning!
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  14415. Glad it was helpful!
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  14416. Thanks
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  14417. Good morning!
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  14418. I appreciate that
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  14419.  @birdsaloud7590  I think the backwardation will happen when the general public wakes up to the fact that the "emperor dollar has no clothes" so to speak. I don't think China would want to bankrupt the system as they hold a trillion or so of U.S. Treasury securities.
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  14420. My pleasure
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  14421. Very welcome
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  14422. The permanent backwardation in gold would be the loss of confidence in the fiat currency so it would be the collapse of the currency or hyperinflation. There would be deflation in terms of real money or gold.
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  14423. Very welcome
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  14424. Much appreciated!
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  14425. So pretty much like in the West. “None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.” Goethe
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  14426. +France Pare Merci beaucoup. Bonne annee 2017 pour vous aussi.
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  14427. Thanks Edward.
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  14428. +Carl-Wilhelm I think if DB goes under it would have a much greater impact on the big European and American investment banks.
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  14429. +Elizabeth Di Francesca Just saw that Alex Jones is now talking about the subject about six weeks after i brought it up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0kL2jBD8fs
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  14430. Thanks. I was raised as a Roman Catholic too. I made a video in April about how the Vatican helped Paul Volcker of the Federal Reserve manipulate gold prices back in the 1970s. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/KQuyKBt5COY
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  14431. Good for you!!! I hope you enjoy Mr Loyola's blood.
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  14432. Telling banks to increase their reserves is similar to raising the Fed Fund target. Either one would stop credit creation. A reserve requirement ratio is a good tool but for some reason, it is just not used anymore. The PBOC in China uses it. maybe it is because the big US banks are till highly leveraged.
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  14433. My pleasure!
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  14434. Welcome!
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  14435. I paid about £16 including VAT.
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  14436. In the USA the repeal of Glass Steagle in 1999 is what opened the floodgates for the OTC derivatives to be used by not only investment banks but all banks.
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  14437. @2Manolo3, I would say that a rising yen is not borrowing in yen but a reversal of borrowing in yen. In the FX market when you sell a currency you borrow. When the yen rises like it is doing now it means investors and speculators are worried about risk and that is probably why gold does well generally too. A rising yen is the reversal of the yen carry trade.
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  14438. Thanks, @Juan Hernandez and you are welcome too.
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  14439. You are welcome @Rebel Lucy.
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  14440. Yes begrudgingly I subscribed to it a few months ago and at the time I told my viewers that sometimes you need to know what the other side is thinking.
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  14441. Same to you!
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  14442. Same to you!
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  14443. The bankers mainly as they hold a big part of the debt along with the Central Bankers.
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  14444. My pleasure!
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  14445. Glad you enjoyed it
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  14446. Hi @Sean-gj3ef, I've done several videos on the UK housing market in the month of June. You need to go into my YouTube channel and click videos and it show a list of all my as videos in chronological order. I also spoke about it with Clive Thompson yesterday on my Livestream. Here is the link for that: https://youtube.com/live/y0OlglTedYk?feature=share
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  14447. 1994! Wow, Alex must have been just starting out.
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  14448. Morning!
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  14449. Hi @redwine2664, We have a walkie first thing in the morning around 7:15 so I'm not sure why he was making a fuss this morning.
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  14450. The Inflation Linked Gilts are linked to RPI but that will change as of 2030 so it could actually do ok but why would you want to keep financing corruption buy buying these. The iShares are an ETF so not actually the inflation linked gilt itself. So it is a promise form the bankers who run the ETF.
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  14451. I'd check Gold Investments as they will match the best price out there if you give them a call. Their details are below in the description of this video.
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  14452. Sorry I got the day of the week wrong! It's Wednesday, May 29th, 2019 and not Thursday.
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  14453. Thanks.
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  14454. Thanks again Paola.
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  14455. +TrueGritProductions I agree with you 100%. It's the same thing for real estate. I hear a great deal of people say "I bought my house last year and I've already made x amount on it" but like you said unless they sell their house they have not made a profit or any money on it.
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  14456.  @unemployedrocketsurgeon1124  Well, the Powers that be have planned many things in the past and I say that because I have done a lot of research through the years and have a good idea who they are and how they act. So what I am saying is not wild speculation even though I do not have solid proof. The term Conspiracy Theory btw was coined by the CIA in order to discredit its critics or people who wanted to find out the truth.
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  14457. I’m not saying anything like that. The hospitals here in the U.K. have been almost empty and they even shutdown the emergency so-called Nightingale Hospitals a couple of months ago. If the hospitals were so overwhelmed why did they shut the Nightingale Hospitals???
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  14458. Yes that’s the one!
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  14459. Thanks Peter. I have not done any live shows but I’ll think about it. I don’t mind you asking me questions here and I might even make a video covering your question.
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  14460. I’m not a tax expert. You might want to contact them about that.
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  14461. By paper money I mean it’s the opposite of traditional commodity moneys like gold and silver. Fiat currency or paper money I would say are interchangeable.
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  14462. Welcome!
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  14463. Any time!
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  14464. Welcome!
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  14465. Welcome!
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  14466. Glad to hear it
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  14467.  @Anonymous-wc5ch  The BOJ is buying Japanese Government Bonds or JGBs. Japanese investors hold a lot of US Treasury paper.
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  14468. My pleasure
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  14469. Glad you enjoyed
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  14470. My pleasure!
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  14471. I meant 1922 of course.
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  14472. PIIGS or Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain.
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  14473. Welcome!
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  14474. Agreed.
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  14475. Dr Brown was Headmaster when I was there too.
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  14476. I think Mr Morse was the principal when I was there.
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  14477. 1977 to 1982.
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  14478. +eddie leroy I have converted BTC into gold through Bitgold or Goldmoney. I've never had a problem doing it.
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  14479. The Web Bot has picked it up. I'm just reporting what I've heard from Clif High.
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  14480. No I haven't. Ultimately physical gold and silver are the safest currencies with a long track record. Crypto currencies are very interesting but they are digital and the powers that be could always try to turn off the internet in a time great turmoil.
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  14481. I've made a small investment in a fund called Bitcoin Capital 3 managed by Max Keiser and Simon Dixon. The fund mines for btc, invests in other cryptocurrencies and also invests in companies involved in crypto currencies. The fund also pays a daily dividend of btc. I think crypto currencies are very risky but they are worth looking at as a speculative wager.
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  14482. Hi, I would not touch gld as it is an etf.
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  14483. No problem!
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  14484.  @I-am-not-a-number  Rising prices are a consequence of inflation. The more money and credit you create the less the currency will be worth versus goods and services that cannot be created at the same pace. If you look back at the definition of inflation prior to the Keynesians hijacking the economics field of academia in the 1980s the definition of inflation used to be the following: the abnormal increase in the supply of money and credit resulting in the rise in the general price level. I have done several videos about this and even have the Webster's dictionary from 1973 and the Oxford English Dictionary from 1925 to prove it. So to sum up CPI is not inflation but a measure of consumer prices that has been fiddled with by the government for decades in order to hide the rise in prices so they can fool people like you, who believe that CPI is inflation, into believing there is no inflation.
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  14485. Billy slept in.
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  14486. Il n’y a pas de quoi.
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  14487. You’re welcome.
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  14488. Thanks, Laura.
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  14489.  @biblicist1014  I follow my own road.
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  14490. I doubt they keep much gold these days and could not tell you what they are looking to do.
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  14491. Hello there!
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  14519. Morning
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  14520. Hello
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  14521. Morning
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  14522. Morning!
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  14523. He started out at the New York Federal Reserve Bank.
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  14524. I always say that you should look at gold and silver as savings for a rainy day so you should look at it like that in my opinion.
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  14525. Thanks I watched that. I also keep getting mainstream media recommendations by youtube. It looks like youtube is becoming MSMTube. I am on dtude.
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  14526. +Silver Money .999 Thanks. You are welcome.
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  14527. @kerrijenkins1406 , Good evening.
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  14528. My pleasure!
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  14529. Morning!
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  14530. Thanks
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  14531. Very welcome
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  14532. You are very welcome
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  14533. Probable because CNBC uses the most active futures price on Comex which right now is December. Kitco quotes the price for spot delivery which is usually two business days.
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  14534. That’s right and the Reuters fxfx page still has xau and xag along with the major fx pairs.
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  14535. Morning Ty!
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  14536. Hi Rick W, What you are doing looks good to me.
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  14537. Not really but if were to add on to my precious metals holdings I would favour silver more.
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  14538. Hi Jane, Thanks for your support. It's a tough and lonely road!
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  14539. Hi Geo Jeff, Here is the maths: Lets say silver goes up 100% in the next 2 years and you bought $1000 worth your $1000 of silver will be worth $2000 and lets say gold goes up 75% and instead of having bought $1000 worth of silver you bought gold nso after two years your $1000 worth of gold is now worth $1750. So your silver investment of $1000 would have earned you an extra $250. Not sure why one needs to hold billions worth of anything.
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  14540. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  14541. Thank you too
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  14542.  @fullofhope2222  Nothing shocks me anymore.
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  14543. Good morning @growmechanic2364
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  14544. Morning
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  14545. I don't know.
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  14546. Welcome aboard!
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  14547. Because the banks would have gone bankrupt as they issued too many loans not backed by real money or gold. FDR saved the banks in his first week in office by declaring a one-week bank holiday to stop the public taking their money (gold) out of the banks. FDR is the worst President ever i would say. Nothing more than a bankers' tool.
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  14548. Yes. Next week he will be getting a different bow as he has an appointment with his groomer.
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  14549. I think Brexit is a big distraction to the massive debt problem we have in the U.K. I already think stagflation has arrived in the U.K. and it's only a matter of time until interest rates start rising here too. House prices are already suffering and it started at the top end in Central London and will spread nationwide. I do not think falling real estate values will be necessarily a bad thing as housing has become unaffordable for many.
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  14550. Jim Sinclair’s father’s name was Seligman.
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  14551. I don't know why.
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  14552. Yes. There are a great deal of actions or executive orders that are unconstitutional.
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  14553. You are welcome.
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  14554. My pleasure!
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  14555. No problem 😊
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  14556. Any time!
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  14557. Same to you!
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  14558. @charleshinton8565 < The gold standard didn't fail it was the bankers that issue too much debt and created the 1920s boom.
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  14559. IG Index
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  14560. I’d say Ron Paul would be a start. Why settle for Trump?
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  14561. +Erhard Dinges He was outside in the garden chasing birds!
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  14562. It might be clever but he might not reach as many people outside his sphere of influence so to speak by talking about beer or cerveza.
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  14563. Hopefully it will be gold and silver backed. Bank of Italy is the Italian arm of JP Morgan.
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  14564. It would be very simple just leave Euro, liquidate Bank of Italy and the Fiat Money debt and start issuing debt free Italian Treasury notes backed by gold. Italy has the third biggest gold reserves after the USA and Germany. A country does not need a Central Bank to issue its currency.
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  14565. We would gain because individual banks would have to revert to the original business of banking which is safekeeping other people’s money and by money I mean gold and silver. There would also be more competition in banking unlike what we have today where a few huge Too Big to Fail Banks are protected going bust by the Central Banks who use the taxpayers (read national debt) as a guarantee. Without fiat money legal tender laws and the Central Bank instrument of Lender of Last Resort banks would not dare act as irresponsibly (leverage/fractional Reserve) as they do now.
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  14566. Thanks, @Only one life.
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  14567. Yes, John Doddy is a good one too. I have used him in the past.
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  14568. Ackermann
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  14569. +Les Wilk Because the yen has been a carry currency. Search my channel for yen carry trade and gold and you'll find many videos about it.
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  14570. Thank you kindly!
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  14571. Thanks, you too!
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  14572. Same to you!
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  14573. Same to you!
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  14574. Welcome!
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  14575. Same to you!
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  14576. You're welcome
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  14577. Morning!
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  14578. Morning!
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  14579. Awesome, thank you!
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  14580. Thanks for reminding me!
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  14581. Hi @Bowman, I never worked for EOS and never knew anybody there.
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  14582. Hi @Bowman, I did not work on or for EOS. The reason I invested in EOS is because it is a similar project to Steem. All my videos about EOS were my personal view and I never made a video for the EOS project or the people there.
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  14583. Hi @Bobby8270
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  14584. Hi @Kylie Mull, I am warning people more about the alt coins. I think a lot of money will be lost in the alt coins. I have no animosity or regrets about bitcoin. I have actually benefited from cryptos in the last four to five years.
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  14585. Good morning!
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  14586. Thank you kindly
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  14587. Good morning!
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  14588. Morning
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  14589. Morning!
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  14590. The public I doing for now as the US government debt issued to create the credit for these bailouts is backed by efforts and work of every working American and there’s also the fact that this new credit or money diluted the value of existing money in circulation.
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  14591. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  14592. Our pleasure!
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  14593. As long as they can keep financing said military. The Soviet Union had a strong military and the ruble and that empire collapsed.
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  14594. Thanks!
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  14595. Good morning!
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  14596. Thank you too!
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  14597. Ciao Luca.
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  14598. That would be great.
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  14599. +Brian Corcoran You can send me about £1000 to replace it if you don’t like it or listen to mainstream media where the setting looks perfect and bimbos regurgitate mainstream economic thought.
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  14600. Good thing the IRS is only in the U.S.A.!
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  14601. Glint’s gold is stored in a non bank vault in Switzerland so not in a bank.
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  14602. Yes after the sharp move from $1480 to $1610 it’s normal that gold is taking a breather. It doesn’t mean the bullion banks don’t take advantage of the situation though as you point out.
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  14603. Shih Tzu.
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  14604. You are welcome Marek.
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  14605. We used to only have the British union flag but once I started making my videos the viewers started asking: "where is the Stars and Stripes" or "where is the Maple Leaf" so I decided to buy them for the videos. I am not particularly into flags it's just happened. Lately someone asked where is the flag from my country (I forgot which one) and then I decided to get the multi nation cushion.
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  14606. Maybe buy a 10 gram or 20 gram gold bar and with the rest buy some silver coins. 10 gram is about 1/3 of a troy ounce.
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  14607. You are welcome Salah.
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  14608. Didn't even have to train him!
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  14609. You too!
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  14610. Hello there!
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  14611. Even if airdrops are scam I’m not paying for any of the tokens I’m getting via airdrops.
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  14612. So are have you tried to use EOS? Which airdrops are scams? Pleased give me some facts and proof.
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  14613. You should give www.goldinvestments.co.uk You’ll get a half percent discount using promo code Maneco64 on their website or if you phone them mention Maneco64.
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  14614. Morning, Savio!
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  14615. I think it should be renamed the Office of Budget Irresponsibility.
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  14616. Glad you enjoy it!
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  14617. The debt debases the fiat currency that we are forced to use so it is a hidden tax and we also have to service the interest on it through overt taxation so I think the Debt matters a great deal. The only group who really benefit from it are those who broker the debt or the bankers in the City of London. Prior to 1692 there was no national debt nor a central bank.
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  14618. Glad you like them!
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  14619. Where would one go though? It's pretty much the same everywhere and there is the old saying about "better the devil you know".
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  14620. I appreciate that!
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  14621. +James Economy I agree with his fundamental views about monetary system and that is why interviewed him. I also think it is highly risky to pick perfect dates for markets. I was not going to stop him from giving his views on that and it does not mean I agree with him.
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  14622. Yes I remember her speech about the number 7. So you think today could be the day when stocks starting dropping.
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  14623. +kentuckycuncator Interesting. What do you think it could mean and why 10 10 10 would be significant?
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  14624. +pguimond1507 I used some ether in my etherdelta to buy a few more CNX and then withdrew it back to my wallet along with the other 2000. The withdrawal worked but when I try to deposit back it doesn't. So you think the 2000 tokens. The thing is that my balance in my wallet is now 2175.
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  14625. How do I do that? Thanks.
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  14626. The breaking news announcement on Bloomberg.com was at 9:17 am. The drop in the market was at around 8:00 am.
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  14627. Actually the move in stocks happened an hour before the announcement so I'm not too sure it's the reason. As I have been saying in my videos markets just turn and people always try to find reasons for it.
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  14628. +Threek2d If we consider their past actions that certainly is what they will do but if they were always in control why have we had major crashes in the past? You could very well be right though.
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  14629. +Matt Nelson I know it’s small but considering we haven’t see any kind of sharp drop recently I think it might be a signal.
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  14630. I agree with your view @sverkere
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  14631. Hi @roddyscott6995, I did not want to waste my time listening to him there, and as you said this is probably part of their strategy of "regaining trust". As I said I have listened to Milei quite a few times now too so I know what he preaches.
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  14632. Good morning!
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  14633. +Ali Thanks for following my videos and a happy new year to you too!
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  14634. +R R I appriaciate your interest in what I have to say! Happy new year!
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  14635. +Streets of Vancouver Thank you and I appreciate your interest in what I have to say.
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  14636. +Universal Vibes TV. Thanks for following me! Happy New Year!
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  14637. Thanks Claire for following me and all the best and a happy new year to you and your family too!
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  14638. Thanks Anders. All the best to you and your family in the new year!
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  14639. +Bev lower U.S. gold reserves belong to the U.S. Treasury as the U.S. government confiscated all monetary gold back in 1933. The Fed holds gold certificates issued by the U.S. Treasury.
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  14640. My pleasure!
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  14641. Welcome aboard!
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  14642. Let's hope so and let's hope all the "Opening Up" is contagious too.
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  14643. Good night
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  14644. Thank you too
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  14645. It will probably be useful to the major banks when the system has to resort to using gold a major reserve asset after a major financial implosion through hyperinflation or a deflationary collapse. Right now the banks are probably using the pullback in the spot/paper price to accumulate physical as Basel III does not consider gold futures as an asset.
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  14646. Good morning!
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  14647. I remember when they discontinued M3!
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  14648. @Don Coulter Facecoin looks like a blockchain version of facebook. Is that who they are trying to compete against?
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  14649. Good night
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  14650. Morning!
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  14651. Welcome!
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  14652. Thank you! You too!
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  14653. Always welcome
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  14654. Glad you enjoyed it
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  14655. Morning!
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  14656. Hi @Sam Ward, in the current environment all I'd say is that political or foreign legal systems don't matter anymore (IMO) as it seems like the whole world has gone fascist. I'd keep you metals as close to you as possible politically and geographically.
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  14657. Morning!
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  14658. Morning!
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  14659. Morning!
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  14660.  @KrischandeBeer  Thanks.
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  14661. Hi @krischan de Beer, How to adjust or set the recording level lower to -6dB? Thanks.
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  14662. The market determines the price. If you go on etherdelta you can see the transactions that have taken place and work out the dollar amount through how much ethereum traded per token.
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  14663. Thanks.
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  14664. You are welcome.
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  14665. Thanks 👍
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  14666. You too!
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  14667. Thanks
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  14668. YCC control would be severely tested by the bond vigilantes and that would require massive QE just to keep yields pegged.
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  14669. Morning!
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  14670. That would be an interesting development.
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  14671. Thank you too
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  14672. Thanks.
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  14673. I don’t have any more information that is already out in public.
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  14674. Morning!
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  14675. Morning
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  14676. Don't worry he'll be back very soon.
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  14677. Try Monex Precious Metals. monex.com
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  14678. Hi @Bill Parry, All that driving the Reserve Requirement Ratio to zero will mean is even more leverage and danger to the system. It's like throwing more gasoline to a raging fire. More reason to be outside, as much as possible, this crazy financial system.
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  14679. Morning!
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  14680. That is how it's quoted on the platform where I get my prices from.
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  14681. Morning!
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  14682. Good morning!
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  14683. Good morning!
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  14684.  @BlueWaterSTAX  Thank you. You did not have to. I will probably get it in the New Year as the guys at GI will be back in the office from January 3.
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  14685. Much appreciated
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  14686. Good morning!
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  14687. For me it’s been ok but unfortunately the golf course has been closed. No problem doing the videos. On a more serious note there has been talk that country could be running out of natural gas for heating but I think that’s just the tabloids trying to sell papers.
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  14688. I have not looked into Ethereum yet. I will have a look into it and let people know what I think.
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  14689. Quarantining almost 40 million people and stopping people from travelling and going to work had a tendency to slow economic activity and slower economic activity could definitely be reflected in corporations’ earnings and eventually their share prices.
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  14690. Hello there!
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  14691. Thanks 👍
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  14692. My pleasure!
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  14693. Padd Interesting points. Thanks
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  14694. +Padd The high in 2008 was at $1031 if I'm not mistaken and that, of course, is huge support. In the short term I'm focusing on the $1093 level. I do not think one needs luck in holding real money, I'd rather have gold than FRNs in my possession. I think what you mean by luck is for people who are speculating or trading on the dollar price of gold.
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  14695. The underlying asset is your social security number!!!
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  14696. Morning!
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  14697. Morning!
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  14698. My pleasure!!
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  14699. It could be very significant especially for U.S. military technologies for starters. https://www.livescience.com/10978-military-supply-rare-earth-elements-secure.html As this article says it could take as much as 15 years to build a U.S. supply chain of rare earth minerals.
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  14700. I agree protectionism is detrimental but would say having sound money is paramount as under a fiat money system it’s impossible to have free and fair trade.
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  14701. @kevinw9073 , There were two police cars guarding it.
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  14702. I wish!
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  14703. Glad you enjoyed it
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  14704. Morning
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  14705. Thank you kindly
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  14706. No problem!
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  14707. Sorry I'll be putting it in the description section in a minute.
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  14708. Welcome!
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  14709. Morning
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  14710. He can't see anymore so he doesn't know where he is going.
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  14711. Morning!
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  14712. My pleasure!
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  14713. I appreciate that!
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  14714. Good morning!
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  14715. Hi @Silverbar14u, HSBC bought SVB's UK unit so not the whole bank.
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  14716. Welcome!
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  14717. My pleasure
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  14718. Good point, I guess the Fed will backstop that too.
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  14719. Hi @Will Hart, Here in the UK (land of the English language) the expression is "under the carpet".
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  14720. Thanks.
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  14721. Morning!
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  14722. Morning!
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  14723. I appreciate that!
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  14724. I hear that 2-bedroom flats in Woolwich go for £500k now!
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  14725. I know Woolwich.
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  14726. Welcome!
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  14727. Thanks, will do!
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  14728. Hi John, You are welcome. Have a great day too.
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  14729. Thanks, Susan.
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  14730. Hi Rene, I have not looked at the fundamentals yet but just the price action.
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  14731. That's what I said. Markets will discount a Trump victory prior to the elections.
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  14732. I read about that but I would say they have not lost track of it. It looks like people are holding a lot of cash outside the banking system as they don’t trust the banks and there is also very likely a huge black economy as well.
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  14733. FREE PDF TO THE RAVEN OF ZURICH BOOK IN VIDEO DESCRIPTION.
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  14734. Same to you!
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  14735. Hi @John Jordan, I am aware of what Warren Buffett thinks of physical gold as it is like top quality cash and he hates having cash too but in this environment I would not put it past Berkshire Hathaway acquiring to quality dividend paying gold miners.
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  14736. Morning
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  14737. It is a great sofa to take an afternoon nap on.
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  14738. Any time!
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  14739. Hello there!
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  14740. R.M.R - N.M. Rothschild & Sons.
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  14741. +Judy. You are welcome and thanks. Enjoy your day.
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  14742. +John Mathyson You would need to ask Bullion Vault that question. Theoretically it should be.
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  14743. +Bjorn The ITC token is ERC20 so you can store it in your MEW. I bought some off the okex.com exchange.
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  14744. +Paul Wiffen Did you also receive a message from another ICO called Indorse (they are related to Kyber). I registered with them and apparently should get some of their tokens just for being involved in Kyber.
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  14745. +Paul Wiffen Yes. I registered and went through the KYC and have been approved. Just waiting for the crowd sale to start.
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  14746.  @fullofhope2222  Thanks. You don't have to be sorry.
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  14747. No the real estate market will come to a halt so there will be no activity probably.
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  14748. Glad you enjoyed it
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  14749. That’s one way to protect your savings if you’re fortunate enough to have some.
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  14750. Waking Ned Devine. It should make you laugh 😂
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  14751. @Reutzel507 , It is based on the fact that central and banks and governments will continue to inflate as they have been doing since 1971. The main beneficiaries are the monetary metals. It's that simple. I have been warning people for almost 20 years. It is the same message because the policy remais the same.
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  14752. +Andre Scheneider Mining stocks are not a substitute for silver bullion. They are more speculative and you are also buying into a company and as a result there are a lot of factors that can affect the share price.
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  14753. Thank you very much!
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  14754. Morning!
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  14755. Glad you liked it!
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  14756. Thanks. That's interesting.
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  14757. Hi Yvonne, If you can get 18ct jewellery below spot that's great! It looks like you have done your homework. As for what Bill Holter is talking about I am not aware of it or have not heard about it but would not be surprised as the gold price has been heavily suppressed.
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  14758. Hi stick, I agree with you on all your points and would say that the Pilgrims are the most secretive and powerful of groups. They are are basically the East India Company's ghost ( Chatham House/Bilderberg) and they raided India of its silver for hundreds of years too.
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  14759. Thanks N Cee.
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  14760. My house where I grew up in Brazil was number 322! Skull and Bones!
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  14761. My counter says 11:34!
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  14762. Hi Kathy, You are welcome!
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  14763. Yes unfortunately socialists hate silver!
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  14764. Hello there!
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  14765. Many thanks!
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  14766. Morning!
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  14767. I have not been asked.
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  14768. Hi @cupid Stunt, I got colloidal silver about a decade ago and bought some more recently when I saw what was happening in China. I bought it off Amazon. It's called Silver Cleanse.
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  14769. @bellakrinkle9381 We have spoken about that many times. I was covering it last year and this year too. Here is what I said about it last year. https://youtu.be/r4I6uqLuJfA?si=8RvHXZrBi8-wbMiz
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  14770. Glad you enjoyed it
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  14771. Morning!
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  14772. As Tor Hylbom said they will go higher. Bond prices and yields are inversely related.
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  14773. +Anders Ørsted Thanks Anders.
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  14774. He might be just like Trump is too probably.
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  14775. You're welcome!
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  14776. The QE from the Fed is $120 billion. The $250 billion is cash that already exists from the Treasury account at the Fed so not QE. The Treasury cash will go into the system and pay-off maturing Treasury bills forcing the Treasury to issue longer term paper. Aside from that the Fed will probably add to the $120 billion. I think George gammon is mixing things up a bit even though the Treasury cash could have the same impact as QE.
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  14777. Morning!
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  14778. Thanks @sawtooth bygeorge
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  14779. Not something that concerns me to be honest.
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  14780. I think very soon. By the middle of this year I think people will start noticing the price rises and especially one year from now.
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  14781. Hi @Seth101, When Billy goes on the sofa he alway falls asleep.
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  14782. Morning
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  14783. Hi @Tom Story, If they are able to keep longer term yields from spiking house prices could hold.
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  14784. Yes, of course, you are right. What I am trying to say though is that they use the Capitalists vs Socialists game in order to lure us into more Socialism and our own enslavement. I would say the system we have is really fascist globalism right now.
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  14785. He was a friend of Ron Paul so I’m the same mode as Dr. Paul. McDonald was also a doctor (urologist).
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  14786. The guy is a joke. If a deal doesn’t materialise soon the market won’t believe him for much longer.
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  14787. I didn’t buy the baked beans I just noticed the prices.
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  14788. Good morning @Peter Brunsgaard.
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  14789. Hi @Matt Spike, I have but it would be a big decision.
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  14790. Morning!
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  14791. Glad you liked it!
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  14792. Welcome
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  14793. @geoffwaterman6560 , You can buy from other country but customs will charge import duties or VAT. I don't like taxes either but it is what it is. Buying "junk" or pre-1920 UK coinage is a way of circumventing VAT too and it is above board.
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  14794. You too!
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  14795. Yes. Pro V1 X. I’ve always used Titleist. Used to play with the old balatas!
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  14796. Hi Anders, Nice to hear from you and thanks for the feedback. Have a nice weekend.
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  14797. I did not say anything about uranium.
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  14798. Welcome!
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  14799. Enjoy!
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  14800. Morning
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  14801. My pleasure!
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  14802. Thank you too
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  14803. It’s not a matter of doing my math it’s that that I’m fine with how much of each metal I have.
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  14804. I guess it Russia has a surplus of dollars from trade (exports-imports) it can use those dollars in the international markets to buy gold or it can also create ruble reserves and buy gold from domestic miners or bullion dealers.
    1
  14805. Very welcome
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  14806. It’s on March 21st in Breda, Holland. I’ll get some more details from the organisers and let you know. Their website is macrotrends.be
    1
  14807. Do you get a dividend yield?
    1
  14808. Yes I have made a video about it. If you do a hashgraph search on my channel you should find it.
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  14809. Thanks for following my videos.
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  14810. Hi Claire, Thanks!
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  14811. Morning!
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  14812. Happy new year!
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  14813. Happy new year!
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  14814. Happy new year!
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  14815. You’re welcome and many thanks.
    1
  14816. I used to put links for Amazon but they never paid me so I'm not bothered to recommend it to people without compensation. Many books are accessible through free pdfs anyway.
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  14817. I saw that. The point about Exter's Pyramid is interesting but you'd also have to see the liquidity get flushed out of stocks and bonds which are above savings and cash in the inverted pyramid.
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  14818. Morning
    1
  14819. I don’t have an astrologer. I just thought it interesting that those 3 triple Great Conjunctions coincided with some interesting monetary or money market events.
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  14820. You are welcome!
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  14821.  @christopherk140  I do not follow the base metals as much as gold and silver but would say that anything can happen in the "paper market" or exchanges in the short term. I have read that a lot of commodities are going into backwardation which could be why you cannot get a hold of aluminium. Backwardation simply means that the price for immediate delivery is higher than that for delivery in the future. This could be happening because of a shortage of the commodity or because people don't feel comfortable holing dollars.
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  14822. Morning!
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  14823. I did, thank you.
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  14824. No. He stayed at home.
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  14825. The figures for World GDP are in U.S. dollars.
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  14826. I still have bitcoin and more than I’ve had in the past and I still talk about crypto currencies. My focus has always been precious metals though.
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  14827. +David K The yuan has been trading all week in the FX maket and the dollar has actually gone up from cnh 6.67 on Friday Sep 30th to around cnh 6.71 this morning. So the dollar is up 0.6%. Difficult to say what could happen to all different kinds of market but precious metals might catch a bid.
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  14828. Alex Morgan That is possible or they could also cover their shorts tomorrow after the Jobs or NFP data. If the NFP number is a lot lower than expected the recent talk of a Fed rate hike in December would evaporate and gold should go back up. I guess we will find out tomorrow morning at 8:30 EST.
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  14829. Alex Morgan The sales they make are called short sales and in order to close these short sales they cover the shorts by buying the future and closing their positions. So for example, if JP Morgan shorts 1000 futures at $1300 they will later cover their short 1000 futures position at $1255. They would make $45 on 1000 contracts. Each dollar move in a gold futures contract is $100 so JP Morgan would make a profit of $4'500'000 or $45 x 100 x 1000 contracts. So the bullion banks have a big incentive to help out the central banks as they have their backing to attack the market and drive it lower.
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  14830. Alex Morgan Yes they sell gold they don't have in great quantities in the futures market and usually at times when the markets are very quiet in order to drive the price lower. They also attack key technical levels that market participants are looking at in order to trigger sell stop orders.
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  14831. +Alex Morgan In a normal free market that is true but in a manipulated market you get what we have gotten this week. The Fed and the bullion banks use the paper market to help the UK government, through the BoE, buy the physical without driving the price higher. They have also taken advantage of the fact that the Chinese markets are closed for the whole week.
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  14832. +Paul Wiffen I understand your scepticism but one way to afford to buy the gold would be to sell a currency you can print (sterling) and buy the dollar in order to buy the gold. That would partly explain the reason why the pound is dropping so quickly.
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  14833. Much appreciated!
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  14834. Thank you! You too!
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  14835. You're welcome
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  14836. Morning!
    1
  14837. Controlled opposition to the globalists.
    1
  14838. Agreed.
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  14839. You are welcome and thanks for following.
    1
  14840. I will look into George's book. Thanks.
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  14841. As I said governments have no interest in paying off debt as it would crush the economy and they would not get elected by the sheeple. Under a fiat money system debt is money.
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  14842. Hi @Jas Atwal, I do not see why they would or could do that as they are regulated by the FCA.
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  14843. Yes, he was.
    1
  14844. They are regulated and the gold is audited regularly and you can also get delivery ( 10 grams minimum). So it’s not virtual as you say.
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  14845.  @charlesbeaudry3263  I do use Glint but it's a small % of what I have. The only reason I pointed out the bullion dealer Gold Investments and Glint is that many of my viewers have different preferences. Glint's gold is held in a Brinks vault in Switzerland and is audited independently every quarter.
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  14846. They do provide for delivery so you can test their honesty. They are also publicly audited by an independent auditor.
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  14847. Just about 😀
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  14848. That could be the plan while they distract us with all the geopolitical events (Syria, Iran, Russia, North Korea etc...)
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  14849. +Vicki Lynn I definitely agree with you about the nationalist movement going on all over the Western world and that it is against globalisation. I think globalisation is a symptom of the corporate take over of national politics and they have also infiltrated the main political parties and that is why Dems or Reps have been under control of the same forces for decades. Thanks for the imput.
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  14850. I think any of the components of the HUI and GDXJ are interesting. I also like Tanzanian Royalty Exploration TRX on NYSE.
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  14851. +MOUSA jeddah It's an informal agreement I would say so I'm not sure it does.
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  14852. Why don’t you give me your email address and I will see what I can do. I might be able to sort something out.
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  14853. That’s nice of you but unfortunately I do not have a PO Box and would rather not give out my address.
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  14854. Hi Damien, Thanks for the update on xauaud!
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  14855. Here is the link: https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-05-08/australians-face-huge-spike-repayments-interest-only-home-loans-expire
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  14856. You are welcome Golden Reward.
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  14857. No. He is funny because he always moves to the same corner. He is creature of habit! :)
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  14858. Hi chronotriggerfan, I like Lynette but in this case (about Libor) I have to disagree with her. BTW, thanks for following.
    1
  14859. The UK 30/50 yield mspread was already inverted a year ago. Check this link: https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/bond/tmbmkgb-50y?countrycode=bx
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  14860. Hi Adrian, You are welcome and thanks for following!
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  14861. Here is the link: https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-05-08/australians-face-huge-spike-repayments-interest-only-home-loans-expire
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  14862. Morning!
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  14863. Same to you
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  14864. You bet
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  14865. Much appreciated
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  14866. No I don’t. You should contact or try to get help from Teespring.
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  14867. Yes, Patten was the Foreign Secretary in the John Major government at the time. (July 1997)
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  14868. I know and that’s probably why this video did not get as many views as my recent videos have been getting.
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  14869. They have a balance sheet too and if their losses overwhelm their equity they and their currencies lose all credibility. Pretty much like the Zimbabwe and Venezuelan central banks.
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  14870. Welcome and thank you too.
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  14871. Hi Pierre, You are more than welcome. Thanks for following.
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  14872. Thanks Bobby8270.
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  14873. When I used to work in the City I used to wake up at 5am. Now I wake up around 7am but today I had to go out so I got up at 6:30.
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  14874. Hi Robert, Sorry I did not come back earlier. I have been out most of the day. Thanks.
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  14875. Hi Jane, Sorry I did notreply earlier I have been out most of the day.
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  14876. Hi The Realist, Sorry I did not reply earlier. Founder of the Bank of England.
    1
  14877. Hi John, Thanks.
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  14878. Not sure but it will probably create even more public fear and apprehension.
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  14879. Morning @Cosi Fan Tutte
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  14880. My pleasure!
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  14881. Morning!
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  14882. Our pleasure!
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  14883. +Marcus Aurelius Some think the dollar collapse will only come after all the other fiat currencies go.
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  14884. +Morning Light You are welcome. Thanks.
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  14885. +Mathias I read 2/3rds of it and had to stop as I think it is pure propaganda. Stanley Fisher was Bernanke's professor and uses Keynesian reasoning to try and justify these artificial interest rates. One of the points he makes is that the Fed needs to devalue the currency by 2% per annum (inflation target) and the other is that the "baby boomers" have excess savings. I remember back in the mid 1990s that Italian short term interest rates were near 10% and that despite the fact that Italy has one of the highest rates of private savings.
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  14886. Thanks.
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  14887. Thanks
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  14888. Alex Pitti What's your view of where we stand on the Trump vs Hillary race? I guess if only read the NYT and FT and watched the BBC news I'd think Trump is finished but when you watch his rallies ( two or three a day) it seems like he got a great following.
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  14889. +Alex Pitti I have know about the Clinton Family deeds for years as I have researched and listened to what is called conspiracy theory (truth). I am not shocked about the wikileaks revelations but what does not cease to shock me is the complicity of the mainstream media to cover up for the Clintons.
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  14890. +roger I know. It takes a while to edit and publish the videos so that's why I always say what time it is when I start my videos.
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  14891.  @fullofhope2222  Each individual country in BRICS have domestic bond markets and government bonds too but I have not heard of a BRIC bond.
    1
  14892. +Wade Wheelington II When you sell a 10yr bond you get cash just like any other asset. If you mean what can you buy in order to profit from a drop in the price of the 10yr bond/note then you have 10yr note futures on the CME of which you can short or sell a contract or you can buy puts on the 10yr note futures. There are also most probably put options you can buy on 10yr note ETFs. The professional bond traders, on the other hand, will borrow the note or bond from the repo market and then sell them short.
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  14893. +Jack Drusus The long term interest rates are controlled by investors. If they decided to aggressively dispose of their bond holdings the prices drop and he yields rise.
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  14894. +88Nick8 I am listening to it at the moment! Very interesting.
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  14895. I’m not sure I can deduct a golf trip as business expense but I will ask my accountant.
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  14896. It is all inclusive so one can eat and drink as much as one wants and play golf every day.
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  14897.  @karen1air  Glint has been raising money through private equity platforms like Seeders and investments from public companies like Sibayne Stillwater ($6 million in 2022) and Sprott Inc ($5 million) in 2019.
    1
  14898. +MrRgelfand Difficult to say but I think it will end when it does not suit the Central Bankers anymore. Difficult to say when.
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  14899. Thank you too
    1
  14900. Not surprising.
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  14901.  @lrmorrison999  Make sure to tell James to use my referral code MarioGlint79 if he decides to try Glint
    1
  14902. You are so welcome
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  14903. Hi @Mack, The selection was 2015 Sassicaia. I also got some 2015 Ornellaia and Tignanello. I am just starting to look more closely into fine wines as it really has not been an interest of mine. I'd love to know your opinion and maybe some recommendations too. All the best, Mario
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  14904. Hi @MidnightChef, I do not give my viewers financial advice and besides I consider gold and silver money and if fiat currencies do go higher in 2021 versus gold as you think it will not concern me and if anything I will be trying to increase my savings.
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  14905. Morning! I forgive you.
    1
  14906. Hi @david thomas, Oil is shipped in oil tankers so there are no containers involved. Higher oil prices, though, do result in higher freight rates for oil tankers and super tankers.
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  14907. I think the groups of people creating the extortion are at the Central Banks and Treasuries of the world. Why would a ship owner send his ship across the ocean empty to pick up empty containers that might or might not be of any use?
    1
  14908. Hi @david thomas, You are right but with the uncertainty created by governments (lockdowns etc) the containers were left empty in the wrong places and ship owners run real businesses and can't print money like the bankers. If you owned a vessel would you cross the oceans to go and pick up empty containers that you might or might not be able to fill up again?
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  14909. Hi @Thomas Torsy, The more debt there is in a fiat currency system the more currency is being created. When the debt grows faster than wealth creation the currency loses value and as gold is real money the currency will go down versus gold while the value of gold and the debt go up.
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  14910. The referral is marioGlint79. Details are in the description below this video.
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  14911. Hi @Graham Hobbs, Their systems are independent of Lloyds. Lloyds is only where clients' fiat currencies in the U.K. are kept.
    1
  14912. Hi @Graham Hobbs, If Lloyds Bank were to go under your funds would be ring fenced and protected within Lloyds Bank.
    1
  14913. Hi @Spannerman, Maybe you could send the glint help desk a message about it. Thanks
    1
  14914. Welcome
    1
  14915. In the 1970s a lot of the gains in PMs took place from 1971 to 1974 and then from 1978 to 1980. between 74' and '78 PMs actually did not do very well.
    1
  14916. Good morning!
    1
  14917. Good morning!
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  14918. Morning!
    1
  14919. It was not hearsay. My friend has been trying to get his money out for over ten days now.
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  14920. I did not say Kinesis was a scam. What I said is that a friend is trying to get his money out and it’s taking a long time. He warned me about them. I have never dealt with Kinesis.
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  14921. +ChuckHydro I agree with your feelings and feel the same way as you. I do have some bitcoin and accept it as donations but I still consider it a speculative currency relative to the precious metals.
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  14922. +Anders I am posting another video soon that will probably help you see the way I am seeing things evolving.
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  14923. Thanks Mm neau.
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  14924. I have not checked if they deliver in Europe. You might have to look into it. I haven't got that much with them at present.
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  14925. Hi Jas, I have a Glint card and recommend it. They hold the gold in an insured brinks vault in Switzerland for you in your name.
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  14926. Morning Bugsy2379!
    1
  14927. Thanks.
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  14928. +Anders Thank you. I will look into the KEReport.
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  14929.  @peterbrunsgaard2012  I am. Back to playing golf and not getting tired.
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  14930. Good morning!
    1
  14931. Good morning!
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  14932. @johnnagle7702 , I thought that is what the sound money part fights but you are right it is a hidden tax.
    1
  14933. @RSADYNAMICS , I have not deleted any videos. Could it be this one? https://youtu.be/wJ-UWi8oWlc It's entitled "A Dying Debt-Based System Could Lead the World to War" If you go onto my channel under VIDEOS and search World War you will find more.
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  14934. Glad you like it!
    1
  14935. Good to hear!
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  14936. Hi @The life of Jools, Thanks for the feedback.
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  14937. Hello there!
    1
  14938. Glad you like it
    1
  14939. Thanks, you too!
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  14940. Our pleasure!
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  14941. I am just telling it like it is. You cannot expect fiat currencies to remain healthy when the Federal Reserve printed the GDP of major countries out of thin air these last 12 months. I am actually trying to warn people. It is our policy makers and Central bankers that are leading the world to catastrophe and I am just trying to let people know. I don't think the world will be safe and it is not safe already as I see it but those who are able to hold on to some gold and silver will be a little safer. If that is being delusional that I am fine being so.
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  14942. When I looked earlier today the website was only showing one kind of bar for sale. I just remember them having a lot more variety.
    1
  14943. Morning Ben.
    1
  14944. @tomp4925 , Derivatives are not on the balance sheet because they are side bets.
    1
  14945. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  14946. @monicamarino2122 , JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Bank of America.
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  14947. I think Haraeus from Germany and PAMP from Switzerland are good bullion bars.
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  14948. I am on Steemit. I have been posting my videos there for a couple of weeks.
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  14949. According to wikipedia he is both! Baron and Lord.
    1
  14950. I have listened to him before ( a few years ago) on the Keiser Report and agree with some of the things he says but not all. The ZIRP and NIRP policy has been applied mostly to help banks and governments as governments are carrying huge debt loads. The private debt load is huge too but the average debtor has not benefited as much from the ZIRP and NIRP policy.
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  14951. It depends what the next reserve currency will be.
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  14952. Actually the second leg started in December of 2015 but it has yet to pick up steam.
    1
  14953. I think we are almost there. Patience is the key word.
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  14954. Thanks.
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  14955. Thanks
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  14956. @MrUseur I do not intend to change the character of my channel and the ICO reviews will not be the core of the content.
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  14957. The reason the gold and silver market are not investigated by the CFTC or SEC is that the Treasury, the Federal Reserve and other central banks are the ones acting criminally.
    1
  14958. Thanks @ R R, I will be watching it. Looks interesting.
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  14959. Je vous en prie.
    1
  14960. A weaker currency means inflation and less prosperity but I guess Mr Mnuchin is now a bureaucrat/politician so he will tell the public what they want to hear and not the hard facts. From the 1950s to the 1980s the Deutsche mark appreciated quite a bit versus the dollar and sterling while West Germany recovered from WWII and the German Economic Miracle took place. This West German economic renaissance did not come on the back of a weak currency.
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  14961. Hi @The Watcher, Do you mean Carrie Symonds?
    1
  14962. Hi @Ben Gray.
    1
  14963. Hi @Luca Puzzoli.
    1
  14964. Hi @brett harman, I tend to agree with you but even Kudlow can sometimes have a decent idea.
    1
  14965. Hi @Roger Strom, Billy says Hi.
    1
  14966. +Tony Blaylock I do accept payment on Patreon.
    1
  14967. Shih tzu.
    1
  14968. Yes that’s right.
    1
  14969. I said in this video that the link is in the description of this video. So have a look. It's under London real Tv
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  14970. They hold the purse strings and i am not saying it they are planning it directly but the they are the financial arm of the Globalists who are trying to sell us this crisis. Do your research and studying like I have for decades before making personal statements. Wake up.
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  14971. Thanks @mw3516405
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  14972. I appreciate that!
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  14973. Good morning!
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  14974. My pleasure!
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  14975. True.
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  14976. “Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what they are going to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote". Ben Franklin
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  14977. Morning!
    1
  14978. Hello there!
    1
  14979. Italian and Brazilian.
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  14980. It looks like a nice course!
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  14981. There is an old saying that dogs and their owners start looking alike as they grow older! :)
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  14982. Fidelity and Schwab probably keep client funds with one of the big Wall Street banks. I’m not familiar with credit unions. If you have an account with a credit union you might want to ask them whether they keep client funds at credit union.
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  14983. Thanks, you too!
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  14984. +TheF8ofman Thanks. Same to you.
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  14985. Hi, I have put the video back up. The bitcoin card is Monaco.
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  14986. Glad you enjoyed it
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  14987.  @lightyplays3390  I would say there is no other side to this trade really.
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  14988. Hi @rich5310, A lot of the speculative or managed money participants trade for the fiat profits and many times these hedge funds are not allowed to hold physical commodities as per their by laws.
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  14989. Good morning!
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  14990. Please show me the press release or information from the BIS. I will believe it when I see it.
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  14991. Morning!
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  14992. My pleasure!
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  14993. Is it from the BIS?
    1
  14994. You are very welcome
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  14995.  @willemvantilburg1388  Many people will have a miserable retirement because of these rules and regulations.
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  14996. Any time!
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  14997. The same as you and I have made several videos about the BIS and how shady it is.
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  14998. Any time!
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  14999. +Jon Feltman I have not heard about this rumor.
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  15000. +OnlyMyPOV In the 1950s and 1960s when the US had balanced trade under the Breton Woods system there was very little inflation.
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  15001. +lenogooch The euro area has actually been running a trade surplus for the last few years but my guess is that all fiat currencies' (euro included) purchasing power will continue to evaporate.
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  15002. +Bruce Moorman I did thanks.
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  15003. +VC YT I was covering the trade deficit and the net international investment position.
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  15004. You are welcome.
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  15005. +J.J. McAleer You are welcome. Whatever currency is easier for you. Thanks
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  15006. Hello there!
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  15007. It's not worth the hassle. Rafi Farber tried it and they will not let him take delivery. The key is to keep stacking in my opinion.
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  15008. Happy to hear that!
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  15009.  @anthonybostock4854  I don't think Building Societies are that safe either and those made of them have turned into banks. The FSCS insures building society deposits like with banks and that in itself tells me they are not safe if they need to have an FSCS guarantee of up to £85k.
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  15010. Thanks @Truth Watcher.
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  15011. :))
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  15012. Same to you!
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  15013. You too!!
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  15014. Good morning!
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  15015. Good morning!
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  15016. Much appreciated
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  15017. IMF is based in Washington DC
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  15018. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15019. Thanks a lot
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  15020. Thanks
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  15021. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15022. Welcome!!
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  15023.  @CyberTribalism  Don't worry about it. You have actually taught me something new.
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  15024. Hello
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  15025. Seems like a nice place!
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  15026. I have heard that theory. Not to sure if it has any validity.
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  15027. Hi John, I think you are spot on about 11/22 and 9/11. Dare I say they were False Flag events used to mould society in a certain fashion? What do you think? Random events or by design?
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  15028. It was behind me today. I move the cushions around so don't worry the Maple Leaf will be back soon.
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  15029. Yes the Billy mugs are popular!
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  15030. Yes I agree with Mr Stockman.
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  15031. True!
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  15032. +ruthheasman You're welcome.
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  15033. If you give me your exact details I will connect with you on Linkedin.
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  15034. Yes he has sleepless nights thinking about it!
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  15035. The last time Billy went to get his puppy cut they gave him a yellow bow! Could be a good omen.
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  15036. Probably. Sad state of affairs.
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  15037. Morning!
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  15038. Good morning!
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  15039. I think patience is the key.
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  15040. You are welcome !
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  15041. Hi Wilfredo, I agree with you.
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  15042. One thing I would say is that the components of the Dow 100 years ago are probably all gone from the index as it keeps changing while gold is actually not an investment but money you can hold it or leave to your descendants and 100 years later it’s still the same metal.
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  15043. I’m not a financial adviser but I do try to give people an idea what I think will be happening to their national or fiat currencies in the long term. The rest is up to you.
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  15044. The 1919 coins still had .925 silver, it was from 1920 until 1947 that 50% was robbed and after 1947 all of it was taken.
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  15045. Yes the CFR tell Hillary what to do too!
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  15046. Lael Brainard is a voting member as she is on the board of governors. https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/fomc.htm
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  15047. Hi @Nick Pankratz, I thought I'd keep it a bit shorter. I might do an update of the markets later on.
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  15048. https://www.google.com/search?q=unchartered+meaning&oq=unchartered+meaning&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i10i433i512j0i10i512l8.10961j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
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  15049. Hi @Peter Brunsgard. Good morning.
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  15050. You too!
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  15051. Good morning!
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  15052. Hi @Chris Williams, I agree but we still need to keep exposing this agenda as other politicians will go right along with it.
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  15053. Socialism only works through authoritarianism as it is the tyranny of the collective over the individual. All the 'isms' are collective. Freedom trumps them all I'd say.
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  15054. Good morning!
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  15055. Hi Owen, You are welcome. Thanks.
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  15056. Thanks Ian. All the best to you, your girlfriend and your canine friend!
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  15057. Thanks Kathy.
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  15058. The gold certificates in the Fed’s balance sheet (268 million ounces) is valued around $11 billion I think as they price gold at $42.22. I think the Fed has around $4 trillion in liabilities so gold would have to be repriced to around $14925
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  15059. Lol!
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  15060. He has been jumping off during the video of late. He was on in the beginning.
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  15061.  @supedersen  Fine, if you think I am a liar because I know better. I'm just trying to wake people up about the fraudulent nature of the Federal Reserve but if you don't get sarcasm I cannot help you.
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  15062. Hi @supedersen, google the word sarcasm.
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  15063. Good morning!
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  15064. Morning!
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  15065. Hi @King Tolba, Please listen to the whole video and you will see what I mean.
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  15066. The point of my "clickbait" was to show how little credibility the Fed's monetary policy has. If you feel like you do that is your prerogative though.
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  15067. Hi @inner dinosaur.
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  15068. Good morning @Audra Matney
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  15069. Good morning.
    1
  15070. Hello
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  15071. Hi @Rich Mountains, Please send it c/o maneco64 to Gold Investments. Details about Gold Investments are below in the description of this video. Thanks
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  15072. +Ash K Subject for another video.
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  15073. @DD-ld1xq , What I have been saying is that the BRICS are doing well in terms of finding an alternative to the dollar dominated currency system but it doesn't mean to say their economies can't slow down either.
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  15074. Hello 😊
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  15075. @philipjones9458 , Good morning.
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  15076. @joconst2880 , Thank you and the same to you.
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  15077. @aopl69 , I will look into it. I had not heard about this story.
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  15078. I don't see silver trading anywhere today. Markets are close for Good Friday.
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  15079. Difficult to say but $1.25 would be a nice round number I guess even though this BoE largesse could help the pound in the short term.
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  15080. Yes. At the moment it should still be.
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  15081. You are probably right. Could be quicker than Boris Johnson said. I think Boris is trying to calm things down so he said we have al the time in the world but I thin the EU officials want the UK out ASAP.
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  15082. Good morning!
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  15083. Good morning, We are well thank you. Hope you and your family are doing well too.
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  15084.  @zintothemoon1135  I would not trust anything to do with Central Banks be it their paper schemes or tokenized schemes. Only real gold and silver (physical) will do.
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  15085. Many thanks!
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  15086. Morning!
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  15087. Good morning!
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  15088. Thanks, you too!
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  15089. My pleasure!
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  15090. Same to you!
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  15091. You are very welcome
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  15092. You too!
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  15093. Hello there!
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  15094. Good morning!
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  15095. My pleasure!
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  15096. Thanks @Richard Willmott and welcome.
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  15097. Thanks, will do!
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  15098. I can't see a doctor here either.
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  15099. Good morning!
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  15100. Thanks
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  15101. Thank you! You too!
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  15102. Thank you 🙌
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  15103. Hi.
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  15104.  @MurrayHerts  I've been warning for over 10 years about the destruction of fiat currencies and their loss of purchasing power which comes as a result of inflation. Even the Japanese yen has been inflated away versus the ultimate measure of value in the last 2.5k years. In 2007 1 JPY fetched 1/73'000th of a troy ounce of gold and now it fetches 1/192'000th. Here is an article I wrote back in 2007 which you probably wish you had read back then! http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article850.html
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  15105.  @MurrayHerts  Reserves are money by all intents and purposes because they are monetary balances created out of thin air by the New York Fed used to buy Treasuries from the primary dealers/banks on Wall Street. After FRBNY buys bonds from banks it transfers the reserves to the banks and because of that, the banks lend money to the public. The only way the Fed's balance sheet can increase is for the Fed to buy assets and they use reserves (money) to do so. How do you increase your balance sheet? Well, you need reserves too even though you call it money.
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  15106. Hi @Murray, These yields are all manipulated by the Fed through inflation or money printing and swap rates are a derivative of bond yields. Good luck sticking with fraudsters like the fed and Wall Street.
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  15107. Glad you enjoyed it
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  15108. Hi @Spencer Carpenter, I have not listened to Mike for a while but I would say from having followed him years ago that I pretty much agree with his view on things monetary.
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  15109. Hi @Jake Jones, I am thanks. I hope you are doing well too.
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  15110. Thanks @Lorne Gillis.
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  15111. Thanks Patrick!
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  15112. I had a pint of Diet Coke!
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  15113. It’s an article and not a book. The link to the article is in the description of this video.
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  15114. Yes. I've just gotten it. Thanks.
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  15115. Hi @Riedo Denise, I am not sure why and whether back in 1930 the Swiss federal government officials knew the ultimate goal of the bankers and were naive to allow them to set up shop in Switzerland. Maybe the Swiss system of property rights and privacy ironically helped the Globalists use Switzerland as a base?
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  15116. Hi @Jim Watari, You are welcome.
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  15117. Yes. he has an appointment for the 26th of July.
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  15118. Thanks 👍
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  15119. Talking about Il Duce I saw the villa he used by Lake Garda when he moved the the government to Salo (Republic of Salo) on the shores of Lake Garda. He kept his mistress there too.
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  15120. Hi @Adrian Bielby, I never reach out to anyone in the comment section with WhatsApp numbers. It was probably of the annoying bots that impersonate me.
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  15121. The 102% figure is debt held by the public and does not include Treasury debt help by government institutions. i'd say the "real" debt to GDP is probably more like 170% if you don't include government expenditures to GDP>
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  15122. I see the CBs having to eventually intervene in order to try and stop them from spiking. Whether they succeed or not we will see.
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  15123. You are welcome!
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  15124. My pleasure!
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  15125. I saw that.
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  15126. Thanks!
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  15127. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15128. Morning. I hope you are well too.
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  15129. Good morning!
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  15130. China probably a lot more gold than we think, Russia is not up to its eye balls in debt and has a lot of gold. Look at World Debt Clock and you will see that compared to Western countries public and external debt in Russia and China are much smaller than in the West. https://www.usdebtclock.org/world-debt-clock.html
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  15131. It will come soon in my opinion. These things don't happen right away. The Nasdaq is down over 4% in the last week so I think it is starting.
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  15132. Same to you!
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  15133. Hi, This is a scammer impersonating me. Ignore him.
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  15134. It could be happening as we speak.
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  15135. Glad you like them!
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  15136. Read the BullionStar article as I put a link to it in the description. I think the British had $4.5 billion of dollar assets and they wanted to redeem $3 billion on August 12, 1971 but ended up redeeming $750 million.
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  15137. That was not me @Jon Swanson, It was a scammer impersonating me. I would say America's problem started with the creation of the Fed in 1913 and culminated in 1971 and it could have very well been another President who would have had to do the dirty deed.
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  15138.  @jonswanson7766  I’d say what happened in 1931 was probably sorted out and part of the 1944 Bretton Woods deal.
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  15139. Thanks, I am removing the messages and have reported him.
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  15140. Hello there!
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  15141. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15142. +Groovyman 1968 You're welcome.
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  15143. As I said in the video I was talking about fiat currency and for now, we all need some fiat currency to function.
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  15144. I guess for cryptocurrencies yes but right now the fiat currencies are still part of everyday life.
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  15145. Paul Johnstone, Actually if you subtract the 20 blue States that Hillary won in 2016 you get 30 Red States! Maybe this flag is correct after all!
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  15146. ..and it's only got 30 stars instead of 50! You missed that.
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  15147. They are Stock Brokers. and not a bank.
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  15148. I’ve spoken about Dr. Werner in previous videos. Do a search on my YouTube channel.
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  15149. I’m not sure about that as many of them are now publicly traded like Nationwide.
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  15150. Hi, I clicked on the link and it looks like a search engine. Not sure what you would like me to do.
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  15151.  @DarrenSmith-tq2xz  I am. Thanks.
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  15152. Glad you enjoy it!
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  15153. You too
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  15154. Much appreciated!
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  15155. Hi @jeff kolp, The Mandibles.
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  15156. Where and how did you call?
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  15157. Why? I don’t see the problem with doing videos like this. I’ve put a lot of hours and years of work on this channel and don’t see why I should not benefit from it. I might be doing one or two of these per month at the most.
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  15158. Hi @Sarika Goode, I will be doing maybe one at the most per month of these "paid promotions" and the rest of all my other videos which I make every day will continue. The marketing company who I have done this video for asked me to publish it today. I was not aware that more channels were coming out today but I do not see a problem with this. Many of my viewers ask me about mining prospects. I do not understand why you are not ok with my channel benefiting from years of diligent work on my side.
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  15159. Hi @nathan hall, It is a "paid promotion". It is a first for the channel and I have just update it in the YouTube studio.
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  15160. Morning!
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  15161. Hi @El Tomos, It is a "paid promotion".
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  15162. Hi @Lloyd & Michele Trujillo, I was asked to publish it today for a marketing company. I was not aware other channels were publish other videos too. I don't see what the problem is with the company trying to make people aware of their business.
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  15163.  @PaulWilliams-db8gv  Hi, I do not have a Telegram account. That is a bot impersonating me. I do not provide Telegram or WhatsApp details.
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  15164. Hi @Paul Williams, I would say so but there is KYC and AML involved too when you open an account with Glint. I'm not sure about Tally Money as I have not looked into it.
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  15165. Much appreciated!
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  15166. Yes, he is but Billy is a Silver Bug and is very Anti Fed,
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  15167. Thanks @Pistol Pete!
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  15168. Thanks! You too.
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  15169. Why would I recommend that people accumulate precious metals to try and fight the fraudulent fiat money Central Banking System and at the same time think that having the same power as Central Banks (issuing limitless fiat credit) be a good thing? Maybe you did not listen to the whole video or you misunderstood me.
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  15170. What I mean by being your own Central Bank is by having your own savings outside the banking system and not having the power to issue legal tender as the central banks do. Most of the major Central Banks hold gold as reserves.
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  15171. @jimmillward3505 , I think that was Howard Lutnick's plan but he didn't get the Treasury post. Bitcoin would be a disaster as a reserve asset for the U.S. dollar. They might try it but it will fail in my opinion. Gold and silver have a long pedigree of being the best money.
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  15172. Glad you enjoyed it
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  15173. Thanks.
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  15174. I like watching your videos BTW!
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  15175. +shane I recommend www.atkinsonsbullion.com. UK base pm dealer with the best prices in my opinion.
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  15176. Thanks, @Jimmy b747.
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  15177. Glad it was helpful!
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  15178. Same to you!
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  15179. Don’t worry if you don’t know about Q you are just fine.
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  15180. A lot the people in France are going without as well. Some Venezuelans are starving because of all the sanctions imposed by Obama and now by Trump who works for the same people who pulled the strings under Obama, Bush Jr and WJC.
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  15181. Thanks, Aaron.
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  15182. I also look at IG index as they provide a platform for spread trading on it.
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  15183. +Vention I agree about the pension funds going into BTC at first but I think they quickly learn there is more than just BTC.
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  15184. Glad to hear it
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  15185. Hi, New Mexico.
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  15186. +Tubsy I also have gold miners ( not AJGMs) and my opinion is that if stocks crash or correct gold and the miners should move higher.
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  15187. Good morning!
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  15188. @shubbz87 , Thank you.
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  15189. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15190. Yes. Every 8 weeks he gets his cut.
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  15191. Thanks.
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  15192. No. I got one over a week ago.
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  15193. I guess you could look at it like that. The pound is certainly make the dollar look good at the moment.
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  15194. Morning
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  15195. Interesting point.
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  15196. Morning
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  15197. Good morning!
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  15198. My pleasure!
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  15199. Welcome aboard!
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  15200. Great point.
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  15201. I need to work on my acreage.
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  15202. Thanks.
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  15203. I do not use an exchange. I get the tokens through the EOS contribution page. You need an ether wallet or MEW. Once you have eth you send it to the EOS address that you will find on www.eos.io. After the end of the period in which you contribute to you will need to claim the tokens and make sure you also register them. All the instructions are in EOS.io
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  15204. Hi Jerry, I hope you have a nice long Memorial weekend and thanks for the feedback and compliment.
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  15205. Yes that is true and it’s why I try to tell people about it if they want to hear it.
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  15206. I think I said recent highs but if not it is a mistake. The all-time high was in 2008 of course.
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  15207. Glad you like it!
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  15208. Morning Ben.
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  15209. Hi @John Knox, I have been aware of what i spoke about today for almost twenty years and I can tell you that it was a very lonely world for the kind of perspective I have. I am very encouraged that I have been able to communicate this message to thousands of people in the last 6 years or so. I am encouraged and I actually think freedom will win eventually.
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  15210. Glad you liked it!
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  15211. Thank you too
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  15212. Free market and capital evolved in spite of government I would say. The only thing governments are good at creating is tyranny.
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  15213. I would not go fight for the elites though. Never. All wars are bankers' wars and they sell it as being fought for God and King or Country.
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  15214. Yes, it is a war and that is what happens. We will have to wait and see who wins in the end.
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  15215. Thank you too
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  15216. So nice of you
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  15217. It was probably by accident when copying and pasting. I'll correct it. Thanks
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  15218. Yes, I learned that recently from the work of Professor Richard Werner from the University of Southampton. I recommend his work. You can easily find it by googling his name.
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  15219. I have lived here for 25 years but grew up in Brazil but was educated at American school in Rio and then went to university in the States.
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  15220. Morning!
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  15221. Thank you too
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  15222. +Linnet Minnot Billy was still asleep upstairs when I did the video.
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  15223. Watch my next video. Published on March, 29th.
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  15224. That’s why there are buyers and sellers.
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  15225. Thanks, you too!
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  15226. Hi @Dedicated 1, I have read the book and even though it is a good and he might get it and I am not sure he would be committed to going back to a gold standard.
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  15227. Good morning!
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  15228. Welcome
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  15229. Check his website in the description of this video.
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  15230. I will be interviewing someone who is in BA and will be able to tell us more about what is going on there.
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  15231. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15232. Hello there!
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  15233. +Linnet Minnot Billy is well! Thanks.
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  15234. Thanks, Ron.
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  15235. Thanks for the feedback, Joe.
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  15236. Hi @patrick obrien, I am not sure what you are going on about and I have to warn you that I will delete your messages if they are insulting.
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  15237. @imbonkers3629, You could be right but I think it would be best if they sold it and bought gold with it. The problem is that in the fiat currency system if you pay off the debt by selling assets you destroy the currency supply and drive the economy into a massive depression.
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  15238. I think the £680 billion you mention is held by UK investors and not the government.
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  15239. Thanks
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  15240. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15241. Hey, thanks
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  15242. They use euros in Turkey.
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  15243. You too
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  15244. Any time!
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  15245. Welcome
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  15246. My pleasure!
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  15247. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15248. I appreciate that
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  15249. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15250. Yes it was and I hope yours was too. Thanks
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  15251. Glad you enjoyed it
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  15252. @OnlyMyPOV, Usury is an interesting subject. I will look into it and do some research but one thing I would say is that usury in a fractional reserve system is even more nefarious as one is charging interest on something that does not exist so technically it's an infinite rate of interest.
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  15253. I agree.
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  15254. Hi @Devalb108, Not really but you never know.
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  15255. You too
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  15256. Thanks, I've been working on improving my thumbnails.
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  15257. Direct from the Fed to non financial institutions and private individuals.
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  15258. Thank you very much!
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  15259. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15260. Thanks again!
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  15261. I did not say they are going on a gold standard. My video just pointed out that they are accumulating a great deal of gold and who has the gold rules.
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  15262. Comex and LBMA work together. London/Wall Street link. The bullion banks that deal through the LBMA are the biggest players on Criimex. The Shanghai Gold Exchange is a physical only exchange.
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  15263. I would say the US and Europe are much bigger Ponzi Schemes than China. Check this link and you will see what I mean. http://www.usdebtclock.org/world-debt-clock.html
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  15264. London is the center for the fraudulent paper market called the LBMA.
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  15265. I don’t think it is as they keep it at home. If they wanted to lease it it would be with the Bank of England.
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  15266. @housemonkeychill, As the money or Bank of England note is backed by the national debt and the national debt is around £2.2 trillion I guess that is the figure you are probably looking for. https://www.live-counter.com/uk-national-debt-clock/
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  15267. The physical notes circulating is different from the "money" in bank accounts. The BoE has different measures like M0, M1, M2 etc.. I guess you have to add up all notes and coins and all bank balances to find out the total. Credit goes into your bank account so you would not need to add credit.
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  15268. @housemonkeychill, Have a look at the Bank of England website as they are the ones who control the issuance of "pounds" of nothing via the commercial banks. Here is the link: https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/statistics/money-and-credit/2018/november-2018
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  15269. Thanks, Wendy and you’re welcome. The premium just goes to show that the paper market is bogus. It’s similar to what happens in less developed or emerging economies where if you exchange US dollars for the local currency in a bank or a bureau de change you will get the official rate and a lot less of the local currency than you would from what is called the parallel or black market.
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  15270. Good morning!
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  15271. It's money. Just ask the people of Venezuela who are surviving because of it.
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  15272. Hello there!
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  15273. Good morning!
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  15274. Our pleasure!
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  15275. Thank you! You too!
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  15276. Good morning!
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  15277. Hello there!
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  15278. Morning!
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  15279. Hello there!
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  15280. @joerock1736 , The Fed's balance sheet is still shrinking.https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WALCL
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  15281. Good morning!
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  15282. @madasamadas , Thanks
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  15283. My pleasure!!
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  15284. Thank you too!
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  15285. Thank you very much!
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  15286. Good morning!
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  15287. Why?
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  15288. Gold is money because it is not consumed like other commodities like wheat, oil, nickel or copper. Silver is a hybrid as a monetary and industrial commodity. The consumable commodities are way too volatile as their stock to flow ratios are very low and therefore make them useless as money as their values are not as stable as gold.
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  15289. Hello
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  15290. Morning!
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  15291. Hello there!
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  15292. I wouldn't have been able to go into the Apple store. they don't seem to care.
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  15293. @_Tele.gram----Maneco64. Is a fraud and scammer.
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  15294. @markswiecichowski4848 , It has to be in capital letters so make sure you edit it.
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  15295. @markklatt1670 , I have taken responsibility for my actions, all I am doing is warning people about what the Fed is doing and that they DO NEED TO take responsibility for their actions. The Fed, in my opinion, deceptively pushes people into taking actions that are irresponsible by blowing up bubbles and then popping them and impovereshing millions by this process.
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  15296. I think one way to get around inheritance is to put your assets in a Trust. You need to consult an accountant I would say.
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  15297. @raymondpaul2515, You need to write both hashtag comments. #ROADTO100K AND #RUDYTHESILVERRANGER
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  15298. I think they could go a lot higher this time.
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  15299. Good luck!!
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  15300. Same here!
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  15301. @Tele.gram--Maneco64 Is a fraud and a scam. I do not have a telegram channel
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  15302. @forumhealthaustin-wallytay7523 , You need to add #ROADTO100K too.
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  15303. Hi @rumpelstiltskin9768 , We can always do another one. Not a problem.
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  15304. Billy is a bit under the weather, unfortunately.
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  15305. There are a lot mafias including the Anglo-American one.
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  15306. Morning!
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  15307. I had not heard about that. Upside-down world.
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  15308. We did.
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  15309. Morning
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  15310. I have 1964 and older US 90% silver coins. I prefer the 90% as .999/.9999 is not suitable for circulating. I know 90% does not circulate anymore but who knows what will happen in the future. I also have some of the modern .999 coins but if I had to I'd take the 90% junk silver.
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  15311. Thanks.
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  15312. +ANRCY Thanks. I've put a note on the video noting it is Wednesday of course.
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  15313. Thanks for the visit
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  15314. I am glad it's helped you. Thanks.
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  15315. XAGUSD is unallocated and if you'd like to take delivery and allocate you will have to pay 20% VAT on it. If you are just speculating on the price I would not worry. Unfortunately XAGUSD unlike XAUUSD incurs VAT here in the UK when delivered and that is why it trades as unallocated. You need to check and see if you can have it allocated and take delivery.
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  15316. Good morning!
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  15317. Morning!
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  15318. @nyquil762 , That, unfortunately, is a possibility.
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  15319. @DARKSIDEOFURANUS , No CGT on silver in the UK if you buy coins of the realm like silver britannias and old circulating pre-1947 coinage.
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  15320. I remember a few years ago there was talk about this and the 3rd party is in regards to HMRC in case you own them money. I don't that has been implemented though. Yet!
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  15321. Thanks. I appreciate it.
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  15322. I have made various videos about this but basically it just shows that China is being recognised as a major country and that its currency is becoming more important. I have covered the fact that there is also speculation that we could see some kind of event in the beginning of October once the renmimbi is officially part of the SDR.
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  15323. There is an old saying that the markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent!
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  15324. Hi Ken, Yes I have seen that. Need to refresh on it though.
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  15325. If the mainstream is reporting that it must be even worse as the stats are all fudged in favour of underestimating inflation or the rising cost of living.
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  15326. My pleasure!
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  15327. They are probably leasing it out to the bullion banks in order to try and keep control of the gold price. I do not have proof butam only speculating.
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  15328. In total it was just over 40 metric tonnes. I have not looked into whether the Czechs got their gold back and the book The Tower of Basel does not mention anything about that.
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  15329. Yes but it’s one of the holdings in the Sprott Gold Mining ETF.
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  15330.  @tblez3079  My wife drew that one.
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  15331. @213thAIB , It is likely you are right and economic advisors to trump have also said they will be carrying out the same policies. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-04-25/trump-advisers-discuss-penalties-for-nations-that-de-dollarize?embedded-checkout=true
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  15332. Same here in London.
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  15333. Thanks for listening
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  15334. +housemonkeychill I am just pointing out how the market sees it and as you know markets are not always right and that is why they fluctuate. According to polls the outcome is 50/50. It will be a close call I think.
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  15335. I emailed him for a skype interview and he happened to be in London.
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  15336. Thanks
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  15337. Yes, and I did a video about it in September. It has about 75k views. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/r4I6uqLuJfA
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  15338. Good morning!
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  15339. Many parts of the US are the same I would say.
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  15340. +mohd polaris the market is already doing it so the Fed is cornered.
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  15341. I personally do not like the 3*ETFs as the mechanism for the pricing is not straight forward. I prefer buying shares of mining companies' stock. I do not recommend GLD for small investors as I think its better to buy physical gold (coins and bars).
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  15342. Thanks Chris.
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  15343. Hi Chris, I started doing my videos last November and the viewers and subscribers have picked up so I am concentrating more on it now. This is all I am doing at present.
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  15344. It’s only one man’s opinion.
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  15345. You too!
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  15346. The amount of money and credit created out of thin air is inflation so we have inflation in spades. What you are talking about is a rise in in prices which is the consequence of inflation. Inflation has flown into stocks, real estates and bonds via the Cantillion Effect and has even flown into consumer prices even though the measures of consumer prices are doctored by corrupt governments.
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  15347. Good evening @Jake Jones.
    1
  15348. Thank you! You too!
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  15349. Thanks for the information.
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  15350. Good morning!
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  15351. Morning!
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  15352. Good evening @Craig Rigby.
    1
  15353. Yes, I think it is a great video and I am not surprised he was able to discredit Jeff Christian. Bill Murphy has tried to expose Jeff Christian and the CPM group for decades.
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  15354. Thanks 👍
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  15355. My pleasure
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  15356. Thank you.
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  15357. Thank you, I will
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  15358. Thanks! 😃
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  15359. Thank you, I will
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  15360. Euro dollars are dollars used and traded outside the U.S.
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  15361. Thank you, I will
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  15362. Thank you! 😃
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  15363. It’s Billy.
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  15364. Thanks. When we bought the house 5 years ago it came with it and my wife liked it because it’s a William Morris wallpaper and they are actually very expensive and even though we did a lot of work when we moved in she decided to keep it.
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  15365. Hey, thanks
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  15366. Thanks.
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  15367. Hi Dynosaur, Read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islam_in_France
    1
  15368. It seems like the more bankrupt the West gets the more these kind of events take place.
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  15369. I don't believe there is a crisis in the Ukraine as I said and all the talk in the media in the West is just propaganda. What I think is going on is a lot of negotiations behind the scenes between the West, Russia and China but it is not about Ukraine but more to do with the money.
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  15370. I went through all the step when publishing the video and got the green light.
    1
  15371. You are right. It is all about NATO spreading to where it really shouldn't. NATO stands for North Atlantic treaty Organisation after all.
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  15372. You mean the solar minimum and the mini Ice Age?
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  15373. My pleasure!
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  15374. Thanks for watching!
    1
  15375. Same to you!
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  15376. My pleasure!
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  15377. Good morning!
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  15378. https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w22096/w22096.pdf
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  15379. I think it is legit too.
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  15380. Hi @lowbloodpressure, I will stick with the Kiwi but add the peso and real.
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  15381. Welcome!
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  15382. Hope you enjoy it!
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  15383. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  15384. If you have a mortgage on it they will make sure you won't be able to service it. If you own it outright you should be ok.
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  15385. I think you are going down the right track. The Spanish Royals are descended partly from the Medici.
    1
  15386. No problem!
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  15387. Hi @ClearVista, I personally think the best way of defeating the enemy is thorough exposure of the system.
    1
  15388. Yes.
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  15389. I'd it covers all financial institutions including brokers.
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  15390. Good morning!
    1
  15391. Yes, that is another way they are looking to target your assets. Hopefully I will interviewing Peter Lilley about that soon. He voted against the Climate Change Act of 2008 as an MP and is now in the House of Lords.
    1
  15392. Yes
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  15393. My pleasure!
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  15394. Thank you! Will do!
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  15395. Good morning!
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  15396. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15397. Thanks 👍
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  15398. Camera man
    1
  15399. Sounds great!
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  15400. I have read that the SGE (Shanghai Gold Exchange) gold contract will be traded on Comex in dollar and CNY. I don't think one can join Comex anymore as it is owned by the CME which is a publicly traded company. So it's impossible for China (the country to join Comex).
    1
  15401. Glad you enjoyed it
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  15402. Hello there!
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  15403. Welcome!
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  15404. Sad to hear it. It looks like the courts don't mean much anymore.
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  15405. That too I guess.
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  15406. Good morning!
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  15407. Thank you too!
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  15408. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  15409. It looks like it. I guess the Rule of Law and the division of power (legislative, judicial, executive) is dead in Australia.
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  15410. Hi @Dan Salesses, We are here to give people our opinion of what could happen and make people aware of these possibilities. The rest is for people to try and figure out what to do by using common sense. We are all different and live under different circumstances. One thing I would say though is try not to be too dependent on this system or have one foot in and the other one out.
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  15411. Gold trades virtually 24/7 so if you only look at futures trading on Comex regular hours there will be gaps.
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  15412. Yes, thanks.
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  15413. I know Soros isn’t old money but the Rockefellers and Rothschilds are.
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  15414. Good morning @ Peter Brunsgaard.
    1
  15415. Morning!
    1
  15416. Hi @ Paul Oshea, The corrupt system is the fiat or paper system. By having physical gold and silver one is outside the system and as a result one does not finance the corrupt system. The manipulation is frustrating but will not last forever.
    1
  15417. Morning Ben.
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  15418. Morning
    1
  15419. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  15420. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  15421. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  15422. I covered that in this video.
    1
  15423. Morning!
    1
  15424. Rhoback
    1
  15425. Thanks 👍
    1
  15426. Good morning!
    1
  15427. Morning!
    1
  15428. I official competitions yes.
    1
  15429. Billy is well he was in the previous two videos from yesterday and the day before.
    1
  15430. They will just lose their purchasing power as time goes by. Back in 2003 you could buy a half sovereign with a £20 and a £5 now you need almost £150 to buy a half sovereign.
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  15431. +Jules Davies-Hinds Don't waste your time and money at university. Stick to being self taught! But if you do decide to go to university make sure you question your professors and keep them on their toes. Good luck and all the best.
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  15432.  @colydeane  Is that for all YouTube videos?
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  15433.  @issenvan1050  I have not heard of him or listened to his content so I could not tell you.
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  15434. Christopher Walker Quality is 4K with Apple but updated iMovie software used to edit video reverted to default setting of 360. I’ve sorted problem out now. I made another video if you’d like to se the difference.
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  15435. That’s probably the case even though I’m not a 100% sure how it works exactly.
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  15436.  @chrisc3697  I am just preparing another video and it should be fixed. I will explain what happened. I think it's all because of an iMovie software update. It reset the quality to 360 instead of the usual 1080 or 4k. The video should be out soon.
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  15437. I tried to use my PC camera and connect to Zoom so I could record and draw the lines on the charts as I went along. I was trying something different and it looks like the quality is not as good. I will not try this again.
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  15438. It seems like TTIP or whatever is called is dead in the water at the moment as the Europeans have said no to it. Apart from that I could not say what might happen in terms of conflict.
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  15439. Thanks for the anecdotal evidence. I find that in Switzerland people who are not overly skilled either still have a fairly comfortable life but it has deteriorated since I left Switzerland in 1992. I think it is because the Swiss stayed on a fairly sound money regime until the bankers forced them to sell half of their gold some years ago.
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  15440. -We do not need government to run the system. All that would need to be done is rescind legal tender laws and allow the public and free market to decided what they they want to use as money. Historically people always revert to gold and silver but it doesn't mean to say it could be something.
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  15441. My pleasure
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  15442. Many thanks!
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  15443. Thank you too
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  15444. I think you are right.
    1
  15445. Morning
    1
  15446. Thanks for watching!
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  15447. I appreciate that
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  15448. No worries
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  15449. Thanks, Brian for the support.
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  15450. Good morning, inner!
    1
  15451. Thanks
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  15452. Good morning!
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  15453. Welcome and thanks.
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  15454. Yes, thank you. Hope the same for you.
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  15455. Billy got wet this morning as it has been raining a lot here.
    1
  15456. The biggest scammers in the gold markets are the bullion banks and the Western Central Banks like the Fed andBank of England. Don't get distracted by the CCP blame-game even though they aren't saints either.
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  15457. The way things are moving you could be right as I think the Globalists want a weak United States.
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  15458. That video is not available so I'm not sure why you have linked it here and agree that physical is the only way and that is why I have been saying it for years.
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  15459. Thank you too
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  15460. Hi @Mark Murphy, I would say you are constantly losing value by holding fiat currency. I'm not sure one can lose by holding gold or silver as both have been a safe and store of wealth and have always purchased something in exchange for thousands of years. The paper dollar and all other fiat currency eventually will buy nothing.
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  15461. I think the trend for gold is higher against all fiat currencies the pound included. I do not think it matters if we stay in or out as far as gold is concerned but there might be some currency volatility in the lead up to and after the referendum.
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  15462. +housemonkeychill Let's see if the banks get what they want.
    1
  15463. A price goes limit-up when it reaches the highest level of the price range for the day on the exchange. Usually the exchange ceases trading for a certain amount of time and then trading resumes. The rules are different for every exchange and commodities too.
    1
  15464. What empire?
    1
  15465. Thanks for listening
    1
  15466. Thanks @Gisele Hall, I like John Titus. His videos are like gold, rare!
    1
  15467. Same to you!
    1
  15468. Hi @garythoas9841, It was Doug who said he was going to be speaking with David Webb. I have contacted him but my feeling is he is not looking to do too many interviews and that is why he also did a documentary which can probably find on Rumble. What he says about RE is that unless you have debt attached to it they can't really take it.
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  15469. Thanks
    1
  15470. Thank you too
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  15471. Same to you!
    1
  15472. Same to you!
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  15473. Good morning!
    1
  15474. Much appreciated
    1
  15475. You’re welcome and thank you too.
    1
  15476. Good morning!
    1
  15477. I appreciate it
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  15478. You are welcome and thanks for following.
    1
  15479. Thanks Steve.
    1
  15480. Thanks and you are welcome.
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  15481. It was when I was talking about Exter's inverted pyramid I think.
    1
  15482. Thanks, @Blockchain Appraise.
    1
  15483. Thanks, Russell. I won't let it get me down. I'll keep plugging along.
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  15484. No @ZL1 Kamaro, Billy is well brought up and only does that kind of thing outside! ;)
    1
  15485. Good to hear.
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  15486. Thanks for the sarcastic comment Mr Ethiopia! I'd say though that in my local currency gold and silver are way up this year unlike the stock market and bond markets. Not sure how you are doing in good old Ethiopia.
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  15487. Morning
    1
  15488. +VC YT Trump has won. Even the NYT is calling. Trump has 276 EVs.
    1
  15489. NYT just called Fla for Trump.
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  15490. Politico has called Fla but for some reason NYT hasn't!!!
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  15491. There’s some overseas but what you think of as money in the bank is a demand deposit. Banks keep almost no cash as I said.
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  15492. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  15493. Hi @The T, It depends in what neck of the woods you live in.
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  15494. Hi @Clarence Hoover, The dollar's demise was triggered by President Nixon when he detached from money or gold on August 15, 1971. Joe Biden just happens to be the one around but it would have no matter who would have been in charge. It is a mathematical certainty as all fiat currencies always go to zero.
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  15495. Thanks for the heads-up @D4RKFLOW, I've corrected that now.
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  15496. Who?
    1
  15497. Morning!
    1
  15498. Yes, the pieces of eight were also called bits.
    1
  15499. Morning!
    1
  15500. The valcambi? Yes, you are right it is 100 x 1 gram bars.
    1
  15501. Hi @rumpelstiltiskin9768, Even if the 9% rate is on an annual basis it seems very high and therefore risky. I would stay away from it but that is just me.
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  15502. +Mel Thanks for watching.
    1
  15503. My pleasure!
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  15504. You are welcome and thank you too.
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  15505. Here in London the premia are very high to. At least 50% over the crimex/lbma paper price.
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  15506. I would put silver in the same category.
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  15507. i don't think I have a Morgan CC silver dollar but I do have a $20 1877 CC Double Eagle. I do have a San Francisco or S 1890 Morgan Silver dollar I bought from Stacks almost 15 years ago.
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  15508. I would say GMO will be investing in companies that mine gold and other metals so they will own the metals indirectly. As for Mr Grantham I have no idea what his private holdings look like and would not be surprised if he actually owns physical gold as well.
    1
  15509. Morning!
    1
  15510. Thank you too
    1
  15511. Hello there!
    1
  15512. Good morning!
    1
  15513. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15514. Morning
    1
  15515. Morning!
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  15516. Morning!
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  15517. My video from yesterday covered the subject of confiscation.
    1
  15518. Good timing and foresight. I started at $321 but was not able to get 80% at that level.
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  15519. Hi@IAMNORMANFISCHER, There is a problem with dtube. I used to upload my videos on dtube and they would automatically be uploaded on steemit as well. Now I have to upload on steemit and dtube. So you can go on steemit and comment, As for dtube I have no Idea what's going on there. Maybe you can enlighten me?
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  15520. For me the flags represent more the people of those countries and not the system of synarchy that runs our governments.
    1
  15521. +Tony Yayo That is highly possible but it is still early days.
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  15522. +Alex Pitti For November it went down but for December it looks like it's up slightly. As I said it should go down and I expect it to. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-10-07/fed-whispererr-hilenrath-kills-november-rate-hike-hopes-plays-down-december-too
    1
  15523. www.investing.com publishes it live in their economic calendar section. http://www.investing.com/economic-calendar/
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  15524. Pollux Chung Don't worry mate! Thanks for watching my videos. All the best.
    1
  15525. +Pollux I know and I did say the rate is bogus. I have talked about the 94 million before in my videos.
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  15526. +Jon Feltman Thanks. Reading it now.
    1
  15527. Thanks, you too!
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  15528. Glad to hear it!
    1
  15529. Thanks, you too!
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  15530. @tradwifeuk2117 . Morning.
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  15531. @joycethorogood2729 , Thanks.
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  15532.  @verypleasantguy  I don't think so.
    1
  15533. Happy holidays!
    1
  15534. Me neither
    1
  15535.  Contact___.Mario___now.  This is not me. It’s a scammer. I never ask viewers to contact me via the comment section.
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  15536. Hi @quocbao4243, I am not sure what you are talking about. He was 82 years old and died of a heart attack. https://gata.org/node/22854
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  15537. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  15538. Thanks!
    1
  15539.  Contact___.Mario___now.  This is not me. I never ask viewers to contact via the comments section.
    1
  15540. It was not meaningless back in the period after 2004.
    1
  15541. According to my counter there is 2.6k likes.
    1
  15542. Thanks, you too!
    1
  15543. Much appreciated
    1
  15544. The market is bigger than the Fed. The Fed is always behind the curve.
    1
  15545. Hi @Liberty Lady, Their new Terms of Service started today and I am not willing to accept them.
    1
  15546. I have dealt with Atkinsons and they are good but I have also been dealing with Gold Investments for years and their prices are just as good as Atkinsons and you’d get a half a percent discount off the offer price if you use the maneco64 promo code. As for Bullion by Post I have not dealt with them. In the end of the day you need to do your homework and deal with whom you’re comfortable with.
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  15547. I don’t do margin.
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  15548. Let's hope we don't! I think it's all about trying to wake people up and not giving up. Just because one thinks we are going to have NWO does not mean we cannot try to expose it and wake people up.
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  15549. I was just stating that the BOJ and Abe’s policy is to keep the currency as weak as possible. It doesn’t mean I approve of it or think it’s the right policy.
    1
  15550. Yes. I'm recording through Zoom and using my PC camera instead of my iPhone camera. I now need to find a way of improving the picture quality while still using Zoom.
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  15551. +logans run Thanks for the info. I just ordered my Wirex card!
    1
  15552. Hi @Grizzly Bear, Thanks for the interest. All the best.
    1
  15553. Morning
    1
  15554. Maybe it's time to stop doing the summaries. I don't mind.
    1
  15555. Yes, thank you
    1
  15556. Good morning!
    1
  15557. +Jack That is exactly what I would do if chosen to be head of the Fed but then I'd also have to convince Congress as they created it so they'd have to abolish it too.
    1
  15558. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  15559. My pleasure!
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  15560. I would say it is more that I am an eternal fiat currency pessimist as they have, without failure, always gone to zero.
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  15561. Good afternoon @Mr. Bullion.
    1
  15562. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  15563. Thanks! 😃
    1
  15564. Thanks
    1
  15565. Happy to hear that!
    1
  15566. It's my pleasure
    1
  15567. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15568. BTW I am not surprised it's down. If you look at gold when it is trading higher early on in European markets it almost always trades lower after the European markets close. Zerohedge noticed it too: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-08-12/european-close-sparks-selling-panic-precious-metals
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  15569. It's called keeping the gold price under control. Very frustrating but I've been witnessing it for over a decade. The reason the regulators do nothing about it is because the Central Banks are the culprits and they seem to be above the law for now.
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  15570. +Padd A strengthening yen means people are running away from the dollar and it also means the Bank of Japan is losing control of monetary policy.
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  15571. Hi @Yaggy One, The guy who poured that for me is here in the U.K and he did it as a one off. I have asked about having it for sale for the channel but he said he can't cope with too many orders outside the U.K. and that it would be too expensive to do.
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  15572. Hi @Yaggy One, What do you mean?
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  15573. I don't think it would happen now because back then gold was currency and an integral part of the monetary system and nowadays it isn't. The Federal Reserve was also involved in the confiscation in 1933 as the gold had to be handed into one's local Federal Reserve Bank branch. The Fed then transferred the gold to the U.S. treasury and actually received gold notes from the Treasury which they still hold. The Fed has $11.04 billion in gold stock valued at $42.22 which is the equivalent of around 250 million ounces. https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/does-the-federal-reserve-own-or-hold-gold.htm
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  15574. The author didn’t put his or her name down. It was an editorial.
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  15575. No. The interview has been postponed and I’m waiting to hear back from them.
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  15576.  @micstica  Yes, can you believe it!
    1
  15577. Good morning!
    1
  15578. Morning!
    1
  15579. Hello there!
    1
  15580. Morning!
    1
  15581. My pleasure!
    1
  15582. Yes, you are right but I do have the option to pay it off if I choose to.
    1
  15583. Hi @Blair Roland, I have tried it and it is fine. Not sure why it is not playing for some people. YouTube glitch?
    1
  15584. Actually, they have not I just think that sometimes not everyone sees them for some reason.
    1
  15585. Morning!
    1
  15586. Thank you, I will
    1
  15587. Thanks, will do!
    1
  15588. Hello there!
    1
  15589. You can only finance a major war with gold.
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  15590. @SouthernFryd , The U.S. started sanctioning other countries many years before the current administration. Anyway foreigners view the Biden or any administration as representing the U.S. Here is a bit of history for you:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_sanctions
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  15591. @neddyboy4846, They published their results after the close yesterday. Buy the dip I'd say.
    1
  15592. Hello there!
    1
  15593. Hi @Anne Blair, He was on the livestream last night. Here is the link:https://youtube.com/live/yus_g9uuL18?feature=share
    1
  15594. Hi @jerry wizman, According to the latest OCC report the total for the top-25 US bank holding companies is around $260'000 billion or $260 trillion. Here is the link to the report: https://www.occ.treas.gov/publications-and-resources/publications/quarterly-report-on-bank-trading-and-derivatives-activities/files/pub-derivatives-quarterly-qtr3-2022.pdf
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  15595. Hi @Jungle J.at0m, I am not trying to predict anything but only inform you that there is a big probability of an accident happening when conditions in the interest rate markets become volatile. I was proven right back in October when the UK financial system almost melted down. The way I bet on it is to hold some ounces of gold and being outside the market.
    1
  15596. Hi @Richard Martin, Here is a link to yesterday's livestream in which Rudy made an appearance: https://youtube.com/live/yus_g9uuL18?feature=share
    1
  15597. Rudy is home. He was on the livestream last night and also on the video I made yesterday.
    1
  15598. Precious metals dealers usually sell platinum coins and bars too. You can check with my affiliates in the description
    1
  15599. Morning
    1
  15600. Thanks, Mm!
    1
  15601. Hi @John Jeffries, Thanks. I always appreciate your feedback.
    1
  15602. Good morning.
    1
  15603. Thanks @ Reagan Westlake.
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  15604. Yes. I listened to the whole report and found Hogue’s forecast of a financial crisis to start in December 2020 interesting.
    1
  15605. I miss Billy too.
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  15606. He is a good boy.
    1
  15607. Morning!
    1
  15608. +Charles Wilson It will have to be at a much higher price. Instead of creating debt to buy treasury debt and mortgage backed securities the Fed can buy gold.
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  15609. I have not heard about these discussions. Please provide a link or some sources. Thanks.
    1
  15610. @johnlong6010 , Here it is: https://documents.worldbank.org/en/publication/documents-reports/documentdetail/993371585947965984/world-covid-19-strategic-preparedness-and-response-project
    1
  15611. Morning
    1
  15612. It could be I guess. Some subjects definitely seem to be shadow banned. Even though I make a video everyday and you know that I do sometimes you will not watch it just because it does not show up on your feed.
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  15613. I know his history and am aware of what you said.
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  15614. I will relaunch that one.
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  15615. You too!
    1
  15616. Hey, thanks!
    1
  15617. Thank you too!
    1
  15618. Is that because you never managed to actually swing a golf club?
    1
  15619. Good pick.
    1
  15620. You too!
    1
  15621. Tiger v Phil playoff would be interesting but highly unlikely.
    1
  15622. Glad you liked it!
    1
  15623. It used to be the Fruitlands Nursery.
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  15624. You too!
    1
  15625. Same for me.
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  15626. You're welcome
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  15627. Glad you think so!
    1
  15628. Morning!
    1
  15629. Always good to keep in touch with the opposing camp's views though.
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  15630. and your point is?
    1
  15631. Hi @Julian Michael, i would say it is because very few people understand how important the Gilt market is and also the fact that our financial system is highly leverage via opaque interest rates derivatives.
    1
  15632. Thank you and welcome.
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  15633. Gold is a zero per cent risk-weighted asset that is used in the calculation of the risk ratio associated with Tier 1 and Tier 2 of Bank Capital. That is what the BIS has come back with. Basically the word Tier 1 is associated with capital which can be common equity, Preferred equity and retained earnings. Assets are the loans and other businesses the bank gets involved in and are called Risk-Weighted Assets. Gold by the choice of domestic regulators can be assessed a zero per cent credit risk. Hopefully this will help you understand it. https://www.bis.org/bcbs/publ/d424_inbrief.pdf
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  15634. I agree but I would say that what is called cash today is a promissory note or debt instrument while gold and silver are the true cash or specie.
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  15635. Hi Mike McHugh, No he is not named after Billy Casper. We had another dog called Billy and when we bought this one the breeder had happened to name him Billy as well so we decided to keep the name. He is Billy the Younger. Billy Casper was a great player and probably one of the best putters too. He won 2 U.S. Opens and a Masters and I think over 50 PGA tour events as well.
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  15636.  @bjarnenissemannen2377  I have seen this but this has to do with how gold is weighed in terms of credit risk and does not say anything about it being a Tier 1 asset. That is the way I see it. I have contacted the BIS about this and hopefully, they will reply to me. My question was whether this 0% "credit" risk weighing means gold bullion is also a Tier 1 asset. I will probably do another video once I get a reply.
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  15637.  @dragonflyjones9789  Where is google getting its information.
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  15638. Glad it was helpful!
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  15639. I will be probably making another video on this as I think it is a complicated subject and there are a lot of nuances to deal with. I will continue to look into this subject and I would love to tell everyone that gold is a Tier 1 asset but I do not think it is as clear cut as it seems.
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  15640.  @craighaydcore  The point of my video was not to rate Kinesis one way or the other but to talk about Basel III. I think Andrew Maguire like myself get confused with bank regulatory terms and this video has pushed me to try and understand this Tier 1 question. I have just received more information from the BIS and what they tell me is that the term Tier 1 is used only in the classification of a bank's working capital while gold and other things like loans or deposits are assets used to assess the risk that a bank's Capital faces. So gold and even cash are Risk-Weighted Assets that can be used to calculate the risk ratio for the banks Capital. Here is a link that might help you: https://www.bis.org/bcbs/publ/d424_inbrief.pdf
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  15641.  @craighaydcore  Why would he sue me? As I said I have never used Kenisis and do not know anything about it so I could not tell you more.
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  15642. Hi @criaghaydcore, I do not have an opinion about kenisis.
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  15643. They might be lying but at least they’re are being transparent about it. As I said I do not really care what the banksters think about gold as its value will eventually be set by the marketplace.
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  15644.  @sg-hunter  I just got some more info from the BIS. So basically the term Tier 1 and Tier 2 are used to classify bank capital. Tier 1 is made up of the banks common equity, preferred equity and retained earnings. This capital is the base under which the bank goes into the world and lends or buys assets. These assets are Risk-Weighted and gold at the choice of domestic regulators can be considered a zero credit risk asset but it is not Tier 1 as that term is only used for classifying Capital. So to concluded gold may be a zero credit risk-weighted asset used in the calculation of Tier 1 Capital risk ratios. Here is the link they sent me that should hopefully help it make it a bit clearer for you. https://www.bis.org/bcbs/publ/d424_inbrief.pdf
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  15645. Maybe so but it is not considered a Tier 1 asset.
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  15646. Hi @Paul Bray, It is the BIS who writes the rules for Basel III. Unless they have another set of rules that are not public it is what it is.
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  15647. Hi Joe Whitfield, I have received more info from the BIS and basically the term Tier 1 is only used to classify the capital that banks use to operate. Tier 1 Capital are things like common equity, preferred equity, debt and retained earnings. Gold, on the other hand, is a Risk-Weighted Asset that can be assessed with a zero per cent credit-risk when measuring Tier 1 Capital Risk Ratio. So Capital is what the bank uses to fund its operations and these operations acquire assets. Here is a link explaining this more clearly: https://www.bis.org/bcbs/publ/d424_inbrief.pdf
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  15648. I don’t work for anyone but myself. I’m not attacking him I am just trying to get to the bottom of the information.
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  15649. You are welcome
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  15650. Good morning!
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  15651. I appreciate that!
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  15652. Hello there!
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  15653. Happy to help!
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  15654. You're welcome
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  15655. My pleasure
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  15656. Don't worry I will be going back to it.
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  15657. Thank you too
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  15658. Sorry to hear that
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  15659. Glad you liked it!
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  15660. Morning
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  15661. Good morning!
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  15662. Thank you too!
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  15663. Appreciate it
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  15664. Thanks 😅
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  15665. Thanks again
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  15666. Hi @clippy lady, Good morning and thank you for you kind words. All the best.
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  15667. Hi @Philomena Magill, You are welcome. Billy says thanks!
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  15668. I have heard of Jonathan May from Lindsey Williams but I am not too convinced about the JFK Jr story coming out of Q.
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  15669. I’d say 1965-1970. All the 1964 coins are 90%.
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  15670.  @davidboswell5485  The people in charge of this operation are advisors behind the scenes and their background is usually in banking (Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Citibank etc..) The very wealthy will come out on top as usual as they hold a very small percentage of their wealth in paper or Federal Reserve Notes.
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  15671. Hi @Tribune O’Plebs, the more the balance sheet grows the more the Fed creates money out of thin air. As I said in the video this money does not go entirely into circulation but some of it does. Please watch the belangp video to which I put a link in the description of this video in order to get a better or clearer idea of what is going on.
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  15672. Glad to hear it
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  15673. You are very welcome
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  15674. Thanks! You too!
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  15675. 🖐
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  15676. Interesting. Thanks.
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  15677. Fine with me.
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  15678. Thanks Mark.
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  15679. Morning Albert.
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  15680. Thanks.
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  15681. I will have a look at the spam section as Youtube move some comments there and I’ll make sure to approve your comments.
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  15682. Because in Brazil people still look up to the dollar. The gold and silver retail sectors are probably not existent in Brazil.
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  15683. Yes, I have a playlist about the BIS and I have spoken about the diplomatic passports the CBers use when they travel to Basel every other month.
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  15684.  @John-FourteenSix  I just got back from playing 18 holes too. So it has been a busy day for me too which is nice. The weather was nice but it will get cold again tomorrow.
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  15685. Thanks, you too!
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  15686. You’re welcome and thanks for coming on the channel.
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  15687. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15688. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  15689. Morning!
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  15690. M2 is going up though. I would say the balance sheet shrinkage is temporary.
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  15691. Thank you too!
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  15692. Thanks, you too!
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  15693. Glad you like them!
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  15694. You are welcome and thanks.
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  15695. because it is not the Western Central Banks buying it. The pressure comes from the paper or re-hypothecated market out of the City of London and New York.
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  15696. @kennewhouse5840 , I make these about once a month and they are supposed to be between 10 to about 13 minutes long. They do take a lot of research and preparation (hours) but the marketing company I deal with likes then around just over 10 minutes.
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  15697. @spyderhead7160, Would like me to promote Pfizer and Moderna? My channel focuses on precious metals and hard assets and I have worked hard to build it up for almost ten years and many of the viewers like to know about these opportunities. So what is your "hustle" @spyderhead7160 or do you live off a trust fund or the welfare state?
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  15698.  @dognamedDooley  The video does indicate it is a “paid promotion”. Tin is a commodity and will be very important for the growing use of electronics and even AI. The company is acquiring the biggest tin mine in Europe.
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  15699. Topo. Obrigado.
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  15700. Hi, I'm originally from Brazil but live in London.
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  15701. I totally agree with your last point about them not wanting us to notice what they are doing. I'm glad you enjoy my videos. Thanks.
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  15702. Thanks. I’m glad you see it this way. As it has been said Gold is the money of Kings, Silver is the money of Gentlemen, Barter is the money of Farmers and Debt is the money of Slaves.
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  15703. Were you born in Switzerland? I've lived there and I have family there. My sister speak Scweizer deutsch. I speak a bit of German too but not the Schweitzer.
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  15704. Obrigado!
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  15705. I played back in the early 1980s in La Jolla (Torrey Pines) and in 1989 I was lucky to play Pebble Beach. The day after I played there we played Poppy Hills and I remember that day well because it was when the 1989 earthquake happened and it felt like the fairway was going to cave in. I remember when I left I had to go back to the SF airport via BART as my friend could not drive me to the airport from Oakland as the Bay Bridge had collapsed.
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  15706. I would definitely not mind the California sunshine. It hasn't stopped raining here for about 10 days and it's still very cold. Where are you in CA?
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  15707. 14 is good too. My sister is off 13. I’d have to give you a few shots!
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  15708. I’m just giving the facts. Russia is much freer now than it was under the Bolsheviks. I don’t understand when you say the Elders of Zion is fake. The point of the book is that all the protocols have been fulfilled to the letter and it was written over 100 years ago! Have you actually read it Andrey? If not I highly recommend you do.
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  15709. I don’t know maybe but at the same time I’m getting a lot of new subscribers in the last 3 days.
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  15710. He did not make a deposit. He bought preferred shares if I'm not mistaken and he did it prior to Goldman getting their commercial banking license from the Fed which basically bailed them out. Here is a bit about the deal: https://qz.com/67052/heres-how-warren-buffett-made-3-1-billion-on-his-crisis-era-bet-on-goldman-sachs/ You can bet Buffett was in the know;i.e.: in close contact with the Fed, the Treasury and regulators.
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  15711. Morning!
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  15712. Glad you enjoy it!
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  15713. Any time!
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  15714. Morning
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  15715. He lives in Dallas, Texas but grew up in New Jersey.
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  15716. You bet
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  15717. Our pleasure!
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  15718. Great job!
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  15719. Hello there!
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  15720. Thanks and the same for you @michaelsalazar1665
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  15721. Glad you think so!
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  15722. Good morning!
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  15723. You’re welcome Pamela.
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  15724. Have a great weekend too.
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  15725. Thanks!
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  15726. Morning Jane!
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  15727. Hi Chris, Good morning to you too.
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  15728.  @irishpicker7295  I have not had any faith and confidence in the current system for about twenty years so am on the same wavelength as you. Maybe you have not been watching my videos for long. It is why I keep telling people that if they want to get out of the system they need gold and silver outside the system. Glint is outside the system as the gold is held outside the banking system in your name but at the same time, it has one foot in the system and is not something everyone likes but I have known the people at Glint for almost three years and think they heart and convictions are on the side of providing people with an alternative to fiat currency.
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  15729. Hi @Mark Murphy, I guess you did not listen carefully at the beginning of the video that I was not paid for the interview. I do have a referral code and do get a percentage of the fees earned by Glint from accounts opened with my referral. That is how the world of business works. I am sure you were most probably ok taking stimulus checks from your fellow taxpayers though.
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  15730. I agree. I don't know what's wrong with him.
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  15731. You are welcome!
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  15732. A "Dead Cat" bounce is when one thinks the market hits bottom and then later on it drops even lower.
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  15733. +Colin Tan If you listen to my video I did say exactly what you did as Comex and US bullion banks do not deliver physical. Comex discourages or makes it difficult to do so.
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  15734. My video yesterday was about the BRICS and I also did a recent interview with Paul from The Sirius Report. I also mentioned the BRICS briefly in this video.
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  15735. Not for me, thanks.
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  15736.  @gimpee8113  Thanks. I'll give it a go.
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  15737. Thanks, you too!
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  15738. Good morning!
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  15739. Hi Paddy, I have covered the Fed and the fraudulent fiat money system for the last three years so I am very familiar with what Mr Belang is talking about. You will find quite a few videos on my channel about the subjects. Dozens if not more.
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  15740. He was head of the FBI not CIA
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  15741. +Daniel Jewell I've never heard or dealt with the Pure Gold Company. I've heard of bullion by post but never dealt with them either.
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  15742. Hello there!
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  15743. Thanks for watching!
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  15744. You're welcome
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  15745. Glad to help
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  15746. Hello there!
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  15747. +Andrew C. Ballantine It's a one off. Billy and I will be back soon.
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  15748. +Stephan On paypal one can use any currency. I have received donations in dollars, Canadian dollars and pounds.
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  15749. +fulltimegeek The Federal Reserve Act can only be abolished by an Act of Congress so I think it will take more than just a competing currency.
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  15750. +Padd We can always hope. Paper gold cannot keep real gold down forever!
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  15751. I didn't know he had a channel but you can connect with him on Linkedin. He will be on with me tomorrow morning though.
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  15752. Good morning!
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  15753. Thanks, you too!
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  15754. 10 year yield is down 4 basis points which is a good move. I would say investors still see it as flight to safety. The debt ceiling crises of the past usually affect paper ( One to three month tbills) that will be maturing in the coming weeks and months.
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  15755. +Gregor Kovacs Thanks
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  15756. I appreciate that
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  15757. He is a scratch golfer.
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  15758. Thanks.
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  15759. Hi, I have contacted him a few times but have never had a response.
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  15760. Morning
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  15761. Hello there!
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  15762. Thanks
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  15763. Glad you enjoyed it
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  15764. Hi @ Greg capella.
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  15765. I would say that the main enabler of the break down of civilisation is the debasement of the currency as that is the life blood of the economy. Everything else are just side effects of the inflation of the currency.
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  15766. Yes but nothing has been done to fix the system so the risk is still there.
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  15767. I am focusing on Japan here. :)
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  15768. Hi Bruce, Yes someone sent me a message about it earlier today. I’m disappointed the people from Glint didn’t let me know as it happened in the 18th of September according to the FCA.org.uk website.
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  15769. Good morning, W B.
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  15770. Morning, Ty.
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  15771. There's a link to the old article from 2007.
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  15772. My problem is not waiting for a package but not being told when it will arrive. I would be OK if they told me it would arrive next Friday at a particular time. What is inconvenient is that you can not leave the house in case they try to deliver it and then they will charge you for rescheduling the delivery. By the way it isn't what you think it is.
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  15773. Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.
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  15774. No CGT on sovereigns or Britannias. Yes I wasn’t sure of the threshold so it’s just under £12k for each individual so £24k for married couple.
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  15775. No. CGT is only paid if you liquidate your non coins of the realm holdings and make a gain of above £15k I think and if you’re married you can add your spouse’s threshold.
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  15776. I'm hoarding too. Don't keep much in the Glint card.
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  15777. Thanks, Jimmy. I appreciate the feedback and support.
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  15778. Yes I thought so too.
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  15779. Hi Whatscrypto, I have the Glint App on my mobile phone and it works perfectly and updates the value of my holdings constantly. I'm not sure what you mean by having to use the back button.
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  15780. Hi Steve, I have wirex as well.
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  15781. Thanks for the feedback and support.
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  15782. I'm getting a referral code next week from them so viewers can use it when signing up for the App and card. To be honest I try not to use it too much either.
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  15783. Yes I have and I also have an account with them but find Glint a better product. One thing that put me off Goldmoney is that James Turk sold the company a few years ago and one of the owners is Soros Asset Management. I try to stay away from the Soros name.
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  15784. Hi Boris, I have spoken many times in the past about cryptos and in particular EOS which along with all the airdrops I've gotten lately is my biggest holding in cryptos. Here is a link to a video about cryptos I made less than two weeks ago. https://youtu.be/FZjyFeYlGsM. You can also search in my youtube channel for my old videos about cryptos. I started talking about bitcoin and the blockchain on this channel back in 2016.
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  15785. Hi Aroint Thee, I do not have an account with Weku and if I did I would not use dune69 as my name. This person is definitely plagiarising my work. Thanks for the heads-up.
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  15786. Are you referring to the LBMA? If so watch this video: https://youtu.be/dnu6XVcMiTY
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  15787. Morning!
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  15788. Hi Terry Oneil P, VAT used to be charged on gold too until around 1999 but as gold is more expensive and valuable than silver and some bullion dealers in the U.K. were going to Belgium and buying VAT-free gold and bringing it back and fraudulently claiming the VAT from the taxman so that HMRC lost millions because of that. The reason they didn't do the same scheme with silver was that it was not worth doing it at low prices like silver's. I personally think they charge VAT on silver because they don't want the ordinary folks getting "wrong ideas" and buying silver. The VAT on silver, though, has not and will not put me off from buying silver in the UK as when everything implodes it will make buying at £20 or £24 look completely irrelevant.
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  15789. Happy Birthday.
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  15790. Thanks for that
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  15791. Morning, @Dave L
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  15792. Thanks for watching!
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  15793. Morning!
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  15794. I think the depositors up to Eur 100k are fine but the people who lost Eur 3 billion were holders of debt securities like bonds. I think a lot of depositors have withdrawn their deposits too.
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  15795. Probably and I guess the overall strength in the alt coin space has helped too.
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  15796. Hi @Jean Richard Varré, I am aware and have said that Basel3 has been in the works for years but also that they (FSB) do change and add rules to it and also set deadlines for different implementations and sometimes even change the deadline. As I understand about this new new rule on unallocated gold the deadline for EU banks is June 28, 2021 and for UK banks it is Jan 1, 2022. The LBMA and the WGC are trying to convince the FSB to change these new rules concerning unallocated gold so we will have to seel if the people at the FSB (BIS) succumb to pressure from London.
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  15797. Hi Ben.
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  15798. Hi Joe, You are welcome.
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  15799. @Marcus Yeagle, I don't think Teespring accept Litecoin at present. I do accept Litecoin donations though.
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  15800. Let's hope they forget about the FRN and denominate it in grams.
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  15801. Hi Bob C, I do. These are the details: BAT Currency: Uphold a/c name maneco
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  15802. Thanks, Bambio Naah.
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  15803. Yes, and the U.S. did the same with its Vietnam War and Great Society spending. Socialists love inflation. Sound money and gold are the enemies of the Statists. The U.K. plunged even more into Socialism as you say and they also had a lot of debt accumulated during WWII.
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  15804. Peter Morris, I think you have it the other way around. You only needed 60p in 1913 to buy £1 pound worth of 1813 goods. So what it means is that if you had 60p in 1813 it would be worth £1 in 1913.
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  15805. Not sure what you mean. My channel has been monetized since 2016 and recently I found that had to tweak some of the monetization settings as many of my viewers and subscribers were not seeing any adverts. I also sell some merchandise on Teespring. I do not profess to be a charity but at the same time need to bring in an income from my activities. That is the way the world works. Value for value. So if you do not think I bring any value to the table and you begrudge the channel getting some income you can also voluntarily not watch my videos. Unlike governments, I do not force my videos upon anyone.
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  15806. Thanks Ken.
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  15807. +rudy Here is a link with a list of crypto currencies and their market caps.: https://coinmarketcap.com/
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  15808. Thanks. I took your advice and got a green screen. I have had mixed reviews about the new background. I guess I can always tweak it.
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  15809. Very welcome
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  15810. Thanks for watching!
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  15811. I also think that a lot of people are waking up to the shenanigans of the people in charge so they might have bitten off more than they can chew and people are now questioning their motives and doing the research. I'd listen to this video here and the story of a British guy in Sweden called Jon Kirby. https://youtu.be/FKuw8zJYI7U?t=3651
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  15812. Gold will always hold its value and can be exchanged for virtually any asset as it is money or the most marketable commodity.
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  15813. You too!
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  15814. Officially, a lot less but like you said the depreciation of the currency or appreciation of gold is probably a much better reflection.
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  15815. Glad it was helpful!
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  15816. Good morning inner dinosaur!
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  15817. Thanks. Have a nice weekend as well!
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  15818. Hi @Ray Maritz, Why would the hedge funds that are shorting GME be actually buy the stock to manipulate the price higher? I suggest you go to the Reddit group #WallStreetBets and have a look around and see what the 3 million plus members are actually saying.
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  15819. Hi @Matthias Waage, I saw that yesterday. Apparently the movement is growing in Europe too.
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  15820. +Tom Kirkbride You are welcome. Thanks for taking an interest in my channel.
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  15821. +BaronGoldBaron I did say in the video that it is the people who control the financial system and money. A lot of people say it's the Rothschilds and Rockefellers but I think that is too easy and counter by saying that there are people behind them that we have never heard of and that they are very low key and shun publicity.
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  15822. Glint is a U.K. company. Maybe you could try to send them a message and explain that you’d like to use my promo code even though you signed up without it. If you explain to them that you signed up because of my referral?
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  15823. Yes the promo code is MarioGlint79. I get a percentage of the transaction fees Glint makes from the clients that use my promo code.
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  15824. Hi @William Blair, I don't know as I try to avoid listening to him.
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  15825. Hi @Ronald Miller, they are the ones we have being buying trinkets from for the last twenty years so they want some value for their labor. They have also been lending us a lot of money (buying Treasuries and other bonds).
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  15826. Hi @J Z, Just looking at the chart and not knowing much about the bank makes me think it is in the same boat as all the ones that have collapsed or are in trouble. I can't really say more.
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  15827. I agree.
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  15828. Hi @Rashiraj Borah, I am not familiar with running a business like that.
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  15829. @polypoly7966 , It is part of the public/partnership. G7 meetings is the "public" forum and the Davos Summit is the "private" forum.
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  15830. Hi @Anthony Pape, I have been trying to warn people about rising prices (consequence of inflation) for years and I also warned people especially after all the creation of currency and credit back in 2020. The reason most people got it wrong (think Paul Krugman, Janet Yellen, Jay Powell, Andrew Bailey, etc...) is they think of inflation like you do or that it is rising prices. Your way of thinking is akin to saying that the wet pavement/sidewalk cause the rain. You should also look into the Cantillon Effect as it says that not all prices rise all at once after inflation occurs. We have had massive inflation since 2009 and that inflation is now impacting consumer prices or CPI. Initially it flowed into prices of financial assets and real estate.
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  15831. You're welcome!
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  15832. Morning!
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  15833. because it will actually mean that it will cost you in real terms to borrow so you are less likely to do so. In our debt-based monetary system money or currency is created when you borrow or take out a loan so if rates are high people are less likely to borrow and spend so the money supply shrinks.
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  15834. Hi @riedodenise1236, I am speaking about the effects of his policies and I leave the judgement to higher being.
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  15835. You're welcome
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  15836. You're welcome!
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  15837. My pleasure!
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  15838. Yes, that is why they are de-dollarizing.
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  15839. I am learning a lot too as things progress but as long as you do not keep your coins and tokens in an exchange for too long it's not 100% safe. I've just ordered myself a Trezor wallet which is a hardware wallet and keeps your coins safe from malware and hackers on the internet. Trezor will cost over $100 but it's definitely worth it.
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  15840. My reward would be in the tokens so yes.
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  15841. The study of charts is technical analysis. I drew the trend line and spoke about the support and resistance levels.
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  15842. Yes I saw that! Billy is becoming famous!
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  15843. What’s your theory have to do with the petrodollar? Please explain as you think we do not understand how things work. I would be interested.
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  15844. Thank you!!
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  15845. Morning!
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  15846. Or maybe the premiums are rising. I heard from a German friend that worked for Degussa that VAT has always been officially 19% but dealers sometimes can buy Philarmonics or Britannias from outside EU and therefore avoid VAT as there are Tax-Free vaults in Germany. The VAT then is only paid on the mark up and not the whole cost to the dealer. Maybe the imported coins from outside the EU ( usually Canada or Singapore) has dried up and dealers have to buy directly from Austria or U.K. where there is VAT.
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  15847. Welcome!
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  15848. Glad you enjoyed it
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  15849. Glad you enjoyed it
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  15850. I think I said Saudi Arabia.
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  15851. Thanks! 😃
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  15852. George Washington's advice was not heeded.
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  15853. Morning
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  15854. Because the stock markets have rebounded.
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  15855. Thanks for your support.
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  15856. Thanks @John Bracken.
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  15857. Morning
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  15858. George Washington was a shareholder of the Bank of England as his wife's (Martha Custis) first husband held the shares. There is a dividend letter addressed to George Washington at the Bank of England museum.
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  15859. Good night
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  15860. +VC YT No. Jewellers charge way over spot. I recommend www.atkinsonsbullion.com You could try a pawnbroker. Ask them if they have any scrap they'd like to sell instead of sending to a refiner they might sell it to you. They might give you a good deal.
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  15861. I would still stack silver even if It thought they would always win. The truth always outs though and the price of silver reflects real value IMO.
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  15862. Yes.
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  15863. Hi @Vebjorn Grytten, They (BOJ) have allowed the 10-year to go through 0.25% this morning and it almost reached 0.50%. This is de-facto a tightening of their monetary policy. I showed the 10-year JGB chart in this video and you can see the big spike in it.
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  15864. Thank you! Will do!
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  15865. Glad you enjoyed it
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  15866. I should have said flesh but meat is similar I guess.
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  15867. No problem 👍
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  15868. Thanks for watching!
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  15869. Our pleasure!
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  15870. Welcome back!
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  15871. Thanks for watching!
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  15872. I agree with you.
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  15873. You are welcome Mark and thanks for the support.
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  15874. Hi James, I have cryptos too but favor the precious metals. I think the technology behind cryptos, blockchain, has a bright future. Cryptos are, of course, highly volatile so I hold an amount that will not hurt me financially when prices gyrate wildly like they do. My favorite, even though I have some bitcoin, is EOS.
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  15875. Hopefully it will make viewers from all around the world happy!
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  15876. Thanks Jools 777.
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  15877. Thanks
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  15878. No problem!
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  15879. You're welcome
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  15880. My pleasure!
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  15881. Glad it was helpful!
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  15882. Thanks @QuaaludeCharlie
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  15883. My pleasure!
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  15884. Not as much as the $6 trillion the USA already for I guess.
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  15885. Hi @Stephane Pasquier, The US was on a gold standard so naturally it got paid in gold and that is why it accumulated so much gold during WWI and WWII.
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  15886. Thanks.
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  15887. +VC YT Theresa May has said so. She's dropping austerity. Look at how the pound has devalued since 2014. Only government and central banks can devalue the currency.
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  15888. Hi Paul, The app is called Steem. The website is www.steemit.com
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  15889. 😂
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  15890. Thanks
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  15891. Good morning Charles!
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  15892. Good morning!
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  15893. It's their enemy because as I said it is a barometer of their fiat paper and what they are afraid of is the general public learning about their scheme.
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  15894. Hi Ty!
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  15895. Good morning!
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  15896. Bon Jour Ben!
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  15897. Gi GOPe Future, Yes William Black is an honest guy and I think he was involved in the cleanup of the Savings and Loans debacle back in the late 1980s/early 1990s.
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  15898. I don't know the name of the author. It was in the editorial page without a name.
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  15899. Hi Charles, I have an account with Huobi but I do not keep my coins in any of the exchanges. I always transfer my coins back to my hard wallet. I am sorry to hear that though. Hopefully it is only a temporary thing.
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  15900. Sorry. My mistake. Of course April 25th was Wednesday.
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  15901. Same to you!
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  15902. +Peter Thanks.
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  15903. Thanks
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  15904. A vote to leave will help the gold price in the short term and especially the British pound price of gold in my opinion.
    1
  15905. I don't think it will have a major long term impact on the price of gold. Fiat currencies will keep sinking over time irrespective of Brexit or not.
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  15906. The only asset they have worth anything on their balance sheet are the gold certificates and even that is only a piece of paper!
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  15907. The live chat is on Mike’s channel. I post a recording of it on my channel.
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  15908. Hi @clive mossmoon, I was the first person to interview Clive back on November 24, 2022 so if I had not asked him on back then you probably would never have heard of him. Out first interview got over half a million views.
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  15909. Thank you too
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  15910. +Jack Catalano You are welcome.
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  15911. Hope you enjoy it.
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  15912. +sergeantrock1 I do not know exactly how they calculate but I would assume U.S. and Chinese Customs office are involved.
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  15913. +VC YT I will.
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  15914. Thank you too
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  15915. Morning!
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  15916. @johnwheat5199 , It is on its way and it has lost 99% of its value versus gold in the last 70 years.
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  15917. @mujicadnan4902 , A DARPA project.
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  15918. Thank you too
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  15919.  @queserasera1674  I don't know where he is.
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  15920. Hold the mouse cursor on top of the usdebtclock price for silver and gold and the explanation for it pops up in the top middle of the website. According to the website it is a ratio between M2 growth since 1913 and the amount of silver or gold mined in 1913.
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  15921. I remember a few years ago when the libor rates ( 3-month rates) were approaching zero and we found that shocking!
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  15922. Thanks.
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  15923. Actually when the yields on bonds drop the price goes up so as a speculator you would be making money if you sold your bond prior to maturity but the risk is that yields start going up and the prices start dropping.
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  15924. Yes $10 trillion worth of government bonds are now yielding negative interest rates. When the German government issue new 5-yr bonds the issue price is now more than par or 100 and the coupon is actually zero and when the bond matures in 5 years the investor will get 99 instead of 100 or par.
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  15925. Hi @Adam Zammit, I have but have not really looked into but it sounds suspect.
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  15926. Hi @fred flintstone, Fuel cost have already gone down in the six months or so.
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  15927. Morning!
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  15928. The growth in their gold reserves has matched the growth in the money supply since they started accumulating gold over 10 years ago and also the fact that the government has been disciplined to keep its public debt level very low as a percentage of GDP. My point is that they are almost on a de-facto hard currency. i recommend this video by Rafi Farber in which he talks about Russia, the ruble and gold: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEcc-8rX3bI&t=29s
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  15929. That is how much a country owes to foreign entities.
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  15930. Good morning!
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  15931. No. I will look into it though. Thanks
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  15932. I had never heard of his channel but it looks like it has grown massively since the beginning of 2022. All his thumbnails have the word RUSSIA on them which seems to me that Russia is at the root of all the current problems? Like George Gammon, he switched from real estate to economics and a grew exponentially.
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  15933. Same to you!
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  15934. Hello there!
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  15935. Hi @Drew Peacock, Each regional Fed bank is owned by the banks in those districts and the most powerful Fed bank is the NY Fed so the biggest shareholders in JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and bank of New York Mellon will probably be the biggest shareholders in the New York Fed. As for the Bank of England it was supposedly nationalised in 1946 but I'd say the private bankers still have a great deal of influence in what happens there. By the way George Washington was a shareholder of the Bank of England.
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  15936. Yes, I guess politics is part of it too.
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  15937. You're welcome!
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  15938. Good morning @S W
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  15939. Hello there!
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  15940. I don’t charge for any podcast. All my content is here on YouTube. As for the NY Fed primary dealers there are more than 11 and many of them are foreign financial institutions too and not just US institutions.
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  15941. A weighted basket of the 30 stocks in the average. Here is the list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dow_Jones_Industrial_Average
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  15942. +Jack The Dow Index is in in dollars. It's price is weighted for the size of the components but it is definitely quoted in US dollars.
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  15943. +RONMYS71 True but you need a lot more pounds now than you needed 10 years ago.
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  15944. +segeantrock1 I'd expect yields to spike massively so conversely prices would plummet.
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  15945. Thank you 🙌
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  15946. Good morning @mayoriverhomestead2342
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  15947. Will do!
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  15948. Yes the wars are a big part of it too of course. War and Welfare. I will make a video soon about the Central Banking, Warfare and Debt model we have been under in the West for the last few centuries.
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  15949. The official bankers' price yes but the value of real physical silver is not.
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  15950. Welcome
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  15951. Thanks!
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  15952. You have it backwards when you say: "if you back paper money by gold" as gold has been around much longer than paper money. Paper money is only a receipt for gold. The argument that there is not enough gold does not hold water either as gold would not be money nor a monetary asset held by the major central banks if there wasn't enough of it. It's all about the ratio of grams to other goods and services that matter or to put it simpler the price of gold.
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  15953. Unfortunately people have been forced to pay into these entitlement programs and they are just another way for government to skim off money from the people so when things get bad like now they blame the entitlements and not the governments and politicians.
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  15954. +Susan Perkins I agree with you. The problem with the entitlement programs is that governments cannot be trusted to look after people's money as they steal it through inflation and taxation. The Military Industrial complex is definitely part of the problem too. The other day there was a story out that the DoD is missing $6.5 trillion!
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  15955. You are absolutely correct. Thanks.
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  15956. The Welfare State is a construct of the bankers! Who do you think finances it with funny or fiat money?
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  15957. I guess mines could be nationalised in countries like Mexico but I doubt US or Canadian companies would. Then again things are so out of whack these days that one cannot rule out anything.
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  15958. +Tor Hylbom I agree with you about Ron Paul and that Donald Trump are different in terms of character. I actually only compared them because they have both been and Trump is a threat to the status quo. You could be right that Trump's plan is just publicity and not to win. From what I hear Trump saying he is fighting against the globalists and corruption in politics and like I said in the video it could all be empty promises but I guess we need to wait until the results come after November 8th.
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  15959. +Bruce M From what I observe (various source in the Alternative media/internet) a lot of the mainstream Polls are being doctored to favor Clinton while polls like Rassmusen and LA times seem to have shown Trump leading recently. I have also followed Trumps rallies in the last week and the enthusiasm of the crowd seems real and he is also drawing thousands of people. I have not seen anything like the support and enthusiasm for Trump in the Hillary rallies.
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  15960. It was not specified in the data what market it was.
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  15961. A WEbBot hit means that one of the forecasts made in the ALTA report by Clif High of www.halfpasthuman.com has occurred. If you are not familiar with Clif High and his work I suggest you do a search for the WebBot report summary on youtube. You'll will find various summaries every month.
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  15962. US macro numbers are short for macro economic data like unemployment, industrial production, trade balance, gdp etc...
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  15963. Yes I’ve read it and have talked about it several times before. Highly recommend it.
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  15964. Yes it is new.
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  15965. Thanks Ralph.
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  15966. Thanks havikshorst120.
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  15967. Thank you Helen!
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  15968. Thanks Billy.
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  15969. Thanks.
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  15970. Thanks
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  15971. Morning Steve.
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  15972. I think bankers in general don't like it but they might not have a choice as it looks like the present system of funny money can not go on forever.
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  15973. Thanks for the education in monetary history!
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  15974. So it should weigh around 8.5 grams?
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  15975. Thanks. I did not know that one. Do you live in Israel?
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  15976. I do not kowtow to anyone but what I try and do is look at people are doing and even if it means looking at the opposition.
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  15977. At David Rogers Webb said all securities or financial assets would be up for grabs and ISAs fit the bill.
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  15978. Thank you too
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  15979. I just bought 2023 1 troy ounce silver eagles.
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  15980. 9
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  15981. Morning!
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  15982. Thank you! Cheers!
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  15983. 👋
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  15984. Hi @Jake Jones, That is interesting. Good luck to your employee. It could be worth a punt but why get rid of Au79 to do it?
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  15985. Hello
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  15986. Yes of course you do. If you hold gold in your glint wallet and the price goes up versus your local currency you will make a profit in the local fiat currency.
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  15987. +Big Sinner Risk Ninja I've listened to the co-founder, Ben Davies, and in an interview with StockTube he said they price the gold off the inter bank rate plus 1/2 a percent. So if you were to buy one ounce of gold at £1000 you would be paying £5. I think it beats most of the precious metals dealers out there.
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  15988. +SMD RC With goldmoney you need to convert your gold into the local currency before using your card. With Glint you can spend gold or whichever currency you have available and it will do the conversion for you automatically. So I could hold US dollars as well even though I'm in the UK and spend the dollars.
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  15989. I agree with you Vention1MGTOW.
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  15990. @MarieS I do not follow Q but I do follow Dr Steve Piecenik.
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  15991. The airdrop is for eosDAC which will be a different token but they will be helping developers who use the EOS blockchain. If you have over 100 EOS tokens you will receive 1:1 of the eosDAC token directly in your hard wallet. April 15th is when they will take the snapshot so if you have for example 500 EOS tokens you will receive 500 eosDAC tokens. I have listened to the co founders of this project and they have said they will try to distribute the tokens as fast as possible. I'm not too sure what you need to do if you hold your tokens with an exchange. Their website is eosdac.io
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  15992. Good point.
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  15993. Same to you!
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  15994. Hello there!
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  15995. Thanks, you too!
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  15996. 👍
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  15997. Hello there!
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  15998. Morning
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  15999. Most welcome
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  16000. Thanks for listening
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  16001. Glad you enjoyed!
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  16002. You can always skip them.
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  16003. I'm still waiting for mine.
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  16004. That’s the statutory rate at which the US Treasury set the dollar versus gold at in 1973 if I’m not mistaken.
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  16005. I also have a maneco64 page on Facebook.
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  16006. Here on the comment section. I do not like to give out my email address. You can contact me on LinkedIn as Mario Innecco or on twitter @maneco64
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  16007. Good morning!
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  16008. I referred him to an expert if he is thinking of opening a brokerage account because his question was what I thought about Trading Apps.
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  16009. IG.com
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  16010. You are welcome!
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  16011. Morning Jane.
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  16012. Thanks John.
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  16013. Morning Ben.
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  16014. Hi John, I followed the 2016 campaign closely and especially candidate Trump's and I do remember what you have pointed out very well as well. Unfortunately the only guy I would ever trust to be the chief executive or president would be Dr Ron Paul. I really cannot understand President Trump and what he is up to. He is creating a great deal of confusion and distractions and that could very well be his appointed role by the "men behind the scenes".
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  16015. Good point.
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  16016. I would not know the exact figure. Sorry.
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  16017. Thanks John.
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  16018. Thanks Terry.
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  16019. Thanks for listening
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  16020. Morning!
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  16021. My pleasure!
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  16022. Hi @camnto, I have looked into this technology and that is all it is. it might be efficient but I do not trust the actors behind it and by that I mean the people in the MIC who set it up years before the white paper came out in 2008 or so. Think of D.A.R.P.A. and the Dark Web and you will see what I mean.
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  16023. Cryptos are basically backed by the digital miners or coders and they in turn need computing power.
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  16024. Same to you!
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  16025. My pleasure
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  16026. Thank you! Cheers!
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  16027. Good morning!
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  16028. I don’t think it will be that easy.
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  16029. Thanks 👍
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  16030. Hope you enjoy it!
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  16031. Sounds great!
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  16032. Thanks for listening
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  16033. Awesome, thank you!
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  16034. Glad you think so!
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  16035. You too!
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  16036. Not if we had a monetary system of honest weights and measures. Unfortunately, when the government itself does not follow the Rule of Law we will get what you call "some inflation" and like now "a lot of inflation".
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  16037. Hi @Eric Mc, If you listen to the whole interview he did ask him about cryptos.
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  16038. Thanks for the visit
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  16039. You too!
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  16040. Not so sure the Turkish Lira will be next.
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  16041. Thank you too
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  16042. You're welcome
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  16043. Thank you too
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  16044. Morning!
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  16045. Welcome
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  16046. I appreciate that
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  16047. Thanks for sharing
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  16048. @DavidG-qe7yn You are welcome.
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  16049. Hi @samgreen23 , I am not being naive, at least that is what I think, because what China wants is sovereignty. Chinese culture is ancient unlike American or even Western culture but they had a century of weak leadership and dominance by Western powers from around 1850 to 1950 (Century of Humiliation) so you have to look at it in that context. It has been the US and the West that have been imperialistic and invaded and conquered other nations in the last 175 years or so and not China.
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  16050. Watch this video I made a few days ago where I talk about what I think could happen: https://youtu.be/XUAeddDqZ7k
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  16051. Hi @Audra Matney, Good morning and thanks.
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  16052. +Marcus Aurelius Yes. The PPT squeezed the shorts. Mark Cuban's potion probably got crushed. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-11-09/us-treasuries-are-crashing-dow-soars-1000-points-lows
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  16053. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16054. My pleasure!!
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  16055. I've listened to some of his videos. Let's see if anything comes out of it.
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  16056. +Ienogooch I do not think gold could be banned globally unless every government on earth decided to pass new rules to do so. I do not see ownership of gold being banned in the U.S. or the U.K. as it is owned be a very small percentage of the public. Back in 1933, when FDR banned and confiscated gold, gold was part of the monetary system but now it isn't and gold could actually help restart a new monetary system so we are in a completely different situation. I could be wrong though as our financial and political elites never seem to do the right thing. I hope this helps.
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  16057. My pleasure!
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  16058. Hi @Audra Matney, Good morning to you too.
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  16059.  @jjtompson5914  In the 1970s it was the government in DC that told the pipelines to shut off the oil while this time around I think it is real business owners who are starting to realize that holding paper dollars is a losing proposition.
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  16060. Morning
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  16061. Morning!
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  16062. My pleasure!
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  16063. That's a possibility and I thought the troll could also be a Bank of England employee.
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  16064. If I get a chance and have spare fiat I always try to get some gold or silver.
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  16065. I’ll have to have a look at Mr Larson’s book. Thanks.
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  16066. I have provided free pdf links but I understand why you’d want to buy the real thing.
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  16067. I think cryptos have a future but you need to do your homework and I think they will be a lot more volatile than the precious metals.
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  16068. +Paul Wiffen You probably right. I just finished watching the documentary by Francis Conolly: JFK to 9/11 The Rich Man’s Trick. Over 3 hours long but worth watching.
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  16069. +James Economy The weird thing is that despite the new highs in the Dow ind. I bought some ProShares Ultra Short QQQ on the 16th of October and it’s up 0.81%. The interview is still available btw.
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  16070. +Liberty Lady There is a video of it.
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  16071. Good morning!
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  16072. Good morning @InnerDinosaur.
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  16073. Hello there!
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  16074. Thank you too!
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  16075. That has been the objective since 1987 when the Greenspan Put was instituted after the October crash.
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  16076. I will see if I can find it on YouTube as I do not watch TV or Sky News. Thanks.
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  16077. Morning
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  16078. Is that in Ethiopia?
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  16079. Hello there!
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  16080. My pleasure
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  16081. Hi @john marsh, I have not followed this story but I still think the dividend is very attractive and oil and energy is the right place to be. Petrobras is an institution in Brazil so I'd say holding some is a good bet on commodities and hard assets. the other day I received a nice dividend so I'm not complaining.
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  16082. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16083. Thanks!
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  16084. Thanks @dongraff4570
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  16085. You're welcome
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  16086. Sorry. Reply to what? Maybe I missed your question?
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  16087. The above ground amount of gold stock is huge because most of the gold ever mined in history has not been consumed. Big gold discoveries like the California gold rush of 1849 affected prices ( inflation) locally in places where the gold was found ( San Francisco etc) and only temporarily. On a nationwide and worldwide basis the California Gold Rush had little inflationary impact mainly because unlike other commodities that are not money gold is not consumed.
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  16088. What does ath's! mean? If you listened to me carefully what I said is that the death cross confirms the top from May 2015. Until the 50-week moving average remains below the 100-week moving average the death cross is in play. The high in the S & P 500 last May was 2136 and at present we are around 2090 so last year's high is still a top. I hope this helps you understand things more clearly.
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  16089. +Mani Kllobocishta I think precious metals will out perform the general equities. Precious metals is still, in my opinion, the best way to preserve your savings in this coming storm.
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  16090. +Annie Farmer I think it could happen before the elections in November. As for the date it is difficult to tell.
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  16091. +Southeastern Ohio Homestead I think it's best to leave it to the viewers to decide that. I am just trying to point out the facts. Does not mean I do not agree with you.
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  16092. +Chazza534 I recommend www.atkinsonsbullion.com Very reputable online dealer and best prices too.
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  16093. +Chazza534 What country do you live? I would use google to search for precious metals dealers and go from there.
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  16094. Hello there!
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  16095. We lived in Greenwich when we first got married. We used to go to the Gipsy Moth pub sometimes.
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  16096. Our pleasure!
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  16097. Our pleasure!
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  16098.  @fullofhope2222  Unless you have cash outside the bank you won't be able to pay your bills.
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  16099. Thanks for listening
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  16100. Glad you liked it
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  16101. This is straight from the horse's mouth so to speak. The FSB is part of the BIS. http://www.fsb.org/work-of-the-fsb/implementation-monitoring/monitoring-of-priority-areas/basel-iii/
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  16102. Basel 3 implementation is ongoing and will be completely implemented by 2027.
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  16103. Yes I think RT is still covering it and so is Luke from WeAreChange
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  16104. RPI is still published but it was dropped in 2003 for the BoE inflation target and it was dropped for indexation of public pensions in 2011.
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  16105. Hi, I try to keep as little sterling as possible. As for gold and silver I think it’s both to have both and right now I’d try to accumulate a little more silver even though I favour gold over silver.
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  16106. My pleasure!
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  16107. When you buy a futures contract you go long and when you sell a futures contract you go short. To close your long you open a shot position and when you do that you cancel out you long and you are flat or have no position and vice versa.
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  16108. Good morning!
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  16109. Thank you, I will
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  16110. Will do!
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  16111. You are welcome.
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  16112. Thanks and welcome.
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  16113. Yes. if you have access to Comex and your broker is willing to take delivery for you. Futures brokers strongly discourage clients from taking delivery of anything and especially gold and silver.
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  16114. Good to know!
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  16115. Thank you too!
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  16116. Hello there!
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  16117.  @jjtompson5914  The spoofing and takedowns of futures prices is done on purpose by the bullion banks in order to keep people away from gold and silver as the MSM only covers the futures price and never actually talks about the retail market for coins and bars.
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  16118.  @jjtompson5914  In the futures market the bullion banks usually take the short side even though they can sometimes go long too. Yes, for every long there is a short but my point is that there is hardly any physical gold or silver changing hands. Comex is just a casino in which the bullion banks control the paper price and as we see now with the premiums the paper prices have very little basis in reality with the physical market.
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  16119.  @jjtompson5914  It's what the bullion banks want us to believe. They are just hedging for their clients. If you watch the Big Short you will see how banks like Goldman at first rigged the subprime CDS market as they needed to cover their short positions and then went long for themselves. The futures market has been used as an instrument of manipulation since December 31, 1974. That was the date when the gold futures started trading on Comex and it was one day prior to gold being made legal in the U.S. since executive order 6102 was signed by FDR in 1933. The futures or paper market is rarely a physical market and is there to keep investors away from buying real physical gold. The bullion banks are agents of the Central Banks and governments so they suffer very little from manipulating the market. Sometimes they are fined just to keep the public happy and pretend they care but that's about it.
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  16120. Glad you liked it!
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  16121. Glad it was helpful!
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  16122. Thanks, you too!
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  16123. Noted!
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  16124. Thanks for you message @Buddha Buddha.
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  16125. Gold Investments could help you with that question as they also provide SIPP advice. You can give them a call and tell them I referred them to you.
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  16126. Hi Mark, You are welcome.
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  16127. I tend to think silver will do even better even though I only covered gold in this video. So I expect the gold to silver ratio to drop.
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  16128. You are welcome.
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  16129. +Anders Ørsted You’re welcome. Appreciate your feedback. Thanks
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  16130. Basically it's an index run by the Journal of Commerce and it measures the month to month change in a basket of raw materials used in the industrial/manufacturing economy. When it goes up it means that inflation is picking up and that the economy is robust. When it goes down it points toward the opposite. The JOC index is forward looking so what that means is that the index might turn and start going down but the economic statistics are still positive and only respond later.
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  16131. Grazie Monica.
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  16132. Our pleasure!
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  16133. No problem 👍
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  16134. @leahsiegel9068 , I think it is the illegal immigration that the government is allowing that is a big problem. The monetary system (fiat currency and money printing) makes it possible because the government pays these illegal's housing and the rest. It is done partly by taxation and also by borrowing. The system makes borrowing hundreds of billions of pounds much easier than it would be under a sound money (gold and silver backed) system.
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  16135. Good morning.
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  16136. @peaceandlove1436 , The editor of the FT, Edward G. Luce, blocked me on X or Twitter so I must be doing something right.
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  16137. Morning!
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  16138. @NooeeeNNN , The people who run the big banks and the central banks.
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  16139. @tochriss , Unfortunately, it is the way things are. They understand being part of a team but not going after their real enemies.
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  16140. +Paul Kelly I know that but do you really think Sidney Blumenthal is referring to gold francs? By the way Australia used gold sovereigns too. The Royal Mint had minted sovereigns in Australia. I think there was a Sydney and Melbourne mint.
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  16141. +Ferdinand The Bull Thanks.
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  16142. Lift The Veil https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_rHIryFaY1d9Tt46SQE8tQ I have also put the link to his video on the top right hand side of the video under the cards function on youtube which comes up as an I in a circle.
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  16143. +VC YT The problem with that reasoning is that the Daily Mail reported this story too. I think the government (owner of RBS) has killed two birds with one stone here. Yes it looks like retaliation for the Keiser Report's hit piece but it aslo helps to try and snuff out RT's message.
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  16144. hi @ORDSMEDens MENING, I have and it was back in 2016. "The Chaos Profiteers. The Wallenbergs and George Soros.": https://youtu.be/eEszCGDJ2Lw
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  16145. Thanks and welcome
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  16146. Hi @rumpel stiltskin, I think the Japanese probably save more than the Americans. I don't remember if I agree with Rafi that some Americans don't work as hard. My opinion has been that Mrs Watanabe has managed the finances (saving0 better than Mrs Smith.
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  16147. Morning
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  16148. Thank you, I will
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  16149. Thanks @Cheap Laugh Kennedy
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  16150. Sounds great!
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  16151. Hi @Daddy Tube, Maybe you could elaborate?
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  16152. Good morning!
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  16153. Good morning @inner dinosaur
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  16154. Morning
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  16155. Good morning!
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  16156. Glad you enjoyed it Thanks.
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  16157. I use IG dot com and they have access to international markets.
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  16158. When the dollar and all other fiat currency start dropping precipitously. Gold is the ultimate way to measure fiat currency and real value so when the fiat price of gold goes up it actually means the currencies are sinking.
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  16159. Most welcome
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  16160. It's chilly here in Olde England too.
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  16161. Thanks for the feedback.
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  16162. Thanks
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  16163. Thanks, Graham.
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  16164. Billy is a 49er fan as he likes anything related to precious metals. I’m a Dolphins fan but unfortunately they have not done well for many years.
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  16165. No problem 👍
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  16166. You are welcome
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  16167. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16168. Hi @scott49140, He posts so you do not have to go there.
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  16169. Thanks!
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  16170. Hi @Des smith, I didn't realise that. I thought I might have missed a station. I have actually never taken a train to or from Bromley North station. I used to use Elmstead Woods.
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  16171. Hi @Paul Sullivan, It is a bullion coin, the 2022 sovereign. I do not see why one would need a glove. For rare numismatic coins that is a different story.
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  16172. Great to hear!
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  16173. Very welcome
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  16174. Good morning!
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  16175. Good morning!
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  16176. Good morning!
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  16177. Thanks! You too!
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  16178. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  16179. He is a dealer so that is his business. It is like saying that if someone sells Rolls-Royces for a living that they don't like it.
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  16180. It would make sense as the cycle for the dollar is lower for the next few years as I said.
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  16181. @Tali Jessamine, I am getting there. So I logged out from both d.tube and steemit on the d.tube website. I then logged in again to d.tube with my d.tube private key and it worked and the video download worked well this time as it looked like I might have been logged on with my old steemit private key for some reason. The only problem I nad was logging on to steemit on my d.tube platform again. I used my user name, maneco64, and then my steemit private key but got a message saying it was the wrong username. Any suggestions? Thank you for your help.
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  16182. So do I need to log out of dtube and log in with my steemit key only or both?
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  16183. I signed in with my d.tube key. The videos I used to upload on d.tube used to automatically go on to the steemit website but not anymore. I’m not sure what’s going on with d.tube.
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  16184. I appreciate that
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  16185. I’m not political but it’s your call.
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  16186. You are right. It is their system but we are playing along with it.
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  16187. Spider's Web is a great documentary.
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  16188. Good on you! I don't care what people think as I know it makes sense.
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  16189. Je suis d'accord. Le dollar sans l'ancre de l'or n'est pas un signe de valeur impartial.
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  16190. Morning Jane.
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  16191. I am using www.teespring.com I have not looked where the products they provide are made. Here is the link to my store: https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/maneco64
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  16192. Congratulations.
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  16193. Hello there!
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  16194. Glad you liked it!
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  16195. No, but I will look into it. Thanks
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  16196. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16197. Hope you enjoy it!
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  16198. The reason he doesn't jump any more is that he can't see anymore so even with a step he would not come down.
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  16199. I don't know. Let's take it one step at a time. It would be nice but it would mean a very bad economic environment.
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  16200. Thanks Domingo.
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  16201. Glad you liked it
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  16202. Welcome
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  16203. Our pleasure!
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  16204. Here is a link to the Shanghai Gold Exchange and after that, you will have to see where spot gold in London was at 7:15 am local time. Anyway, I did the exercise a couple of weeks ago and it was around $22 premium so I think Bloomberg is reporting it right. https://en.sge.com.cn/ My video from a couple of weeks ago: https://youtu.be/FkgtYjGAiBg
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  16205. I don't think so. No VAT on the Shanghai Gold Exchange. There might be VAT for retail buyers though. This should help: https://www.google.com/search?q=vat+on+gold+in+china&oq=vat+on+gold+in+china&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i546l2j0i30i546.7558j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
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  16206. Hi @Christina Napolitano, It is actually "thar" hills. https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/there%27s+gold+in+them+thar+hills
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  16207. Hi @Gary, We can get into all that but I wanted to focus on something that I think is positive and you can still do in California. California will come back as a great state again as everything goes in cycles.
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  16208. Yes indeed!
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  16209. Good morning!
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  16210.  @jjtompson5914  I was a futures and options broker in the City. UBS was a big presence on the LIFFE Exchange at Cannon Street.
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  16211.  @jjtompson5914  Yes, it at the domestic regulator's discretion. To be honest I am not too sure what they mean by 'backed by "gold bullion liabilities". It could be related to hedging clients' positions so futures and options might be involved.
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  16212. In a financial crisis were the Fed to state that banks could use gold as a zero per cent risk-weighted asset it could definitely put a rocket under the gold price.
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  16213. Thanks. Have a nice day too.
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  16214. Hi @BCJoey, I think in American English it is spelt percentage but in English English it is spelt per cent. I'd say both are correct.
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  16215. As I tried to explain the term Tie 1 or 2 is not used for ASSETS but it is a term used for CAPITAL.
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  16216. Thanks for that!
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  16217.  @henrymoon6351  I don't think I disparaged Andrew Maguire and he may be an expert in the gold market but he got his accounting terms mixed up and it led me, who has followed him for years, to make the mistake of equating Capital to Assets. That is all I was trying to get to the bottom of and if you watch my video from yesterday, March 16, you will hopefully understand what I mean.
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  16218. Thanks!
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  16219. Thanks Gaston.
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  16220. It looks more like a "U" and an "A" connected to each other hence the initials for Under Armour.
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  16221. It’s just a golf shirt!
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  16222. Hi Commons, I did not and have not heard of them. Can you tell me more about them? Thanks
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  16223. Indeed it is a densely populated country. Not much room.
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  16224. Hi, I do not follow bitcoin very closely as I am not involved but some of the alt coins that I earn like Steem and Hive are also up considerably. Why are cryptos going up? probably some big whales manipulating the markets or just more potential buyers than sellers?
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  16225. You too!
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  16226. Hi @borisperez3129, I was invited to a family member's wedding so normally I would not have planned to travel there.
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  16227. You can contact me privately through Patreon (messages). All the details are below in the description. You can join my Patreon for as little as $1 per month.
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  16228. Our pleasure!
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  16229. I'd say China is probably the a good bet for investors.
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  16230. Thanks for watching!
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  16231. Thanks! Will do!
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  16232. Glad you like them!
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  16233. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16234. Thank you too
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  16235. Hi @Berti Bear, Thanks for another example as I could have gone over the whole "woke" and "green" agenda too.
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  16236. Good morning!
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  16237. Morning!
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  16238. Morning
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  16239. At the same time I have many followers who ask me about such opportunities. It’s up to each individual to do their due diligence. The purpose of my video is to make people aware of the opportunity. If were doing a Michael Saylor and telling people to sell their house to buy this stock then I’d agree with you.
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  16240. Hello there!
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  16241. Hello there!
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  16242. The average volume is about 42k shares on the TSX. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/STE.V/ On US OTC market it is about 30k shares. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/STRPF/
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  16243. I have sent you an email so you should have gotten it.
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  16244. I will look into to your chat room. Thanks
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  16245. +drifter I just saw your original message. Unfortunately youtube had put it in a spam folder. That's why I did not reply to you immediately.
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  16246. Hi. I enjoyed it. Thanks for inviting me. I'll be back. :)
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  16247. +scdrifter54 When you go into www.patreon.com all you need to do is type maneco64 in the search function.
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  16248. +scdrifter54 Try this link: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3730528
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  16249. That is something that should be looked into I guess. It would make for a great Class Action case against the Fed!
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  16250. That is something that should be looked into I guess. It would make for a great Class Action case against the Fed!
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  16251. Yes I've seen this. That's why the Fed does not want to be audited!
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  16252. Yes as the CIA said: just call the people who try to search for the truth Conspiracy Theorists. They coined the phrase themselves.
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  16253. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16254.  @bigcarptackle  Hopefully, you didn't borrow against it when it was at $68k
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  16255. Hi @Gideon Ros, You are welcome.
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  16256. I appreciate that
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  16257. Hello there!
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  16258. Morning!
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  16259. Re-hypothecation. It is when banks and brokerage houses lend securities (stocks, bonds etc) many times over to investors and speculators who want to bet on the price movement of the security. Here is the investopedia definition: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/hypothecation.asp
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  16260. No. I don't think she ever votes.
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  16261. Good morning!
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  16262. @chriseustace9734 , It's is possible even though Schwab was a Kissinger/Rockefeller protege.
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  16263. Thanks, chefsmade
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  16264. Hi Libertarian 4 Ever, I recommend Glint Pay. At present, their card and service are only available in the E.U. but hey will be coming to the U.S.A. in the very near future. (October 2018)
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  16265. Good morning!
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  16266. You bet!
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  16267. Hi @rubies200, That is possible. Silvergate Bank had around $6.3 billion in deposits at the end of 2022 and the FDIC has about $125 billion in assets so theoretically, they would be able to pay out Silvergate depositors. Silvergate is also a member bank of the Federal Reserve System so they could also access the Fed's discount window before the FDIC would have to get involved. How many other Silvergates there are I have not looked into it.
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  16268. Hi @Lili Robin, thanks for the support!
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  16269. Maybe not but I think it's worthwhile listening to what he has to say.
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  16270. Harry Dent understands the effect that demographics is having and will have on the economy for years to come but I do not think he understands gold and the fact that gold is money. Gold does well in times of monetary mayhem be it deflationary (what Mr Dent is calling for) or inflationary.
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  16271. No. It has not been eliminated but what I sometimes do is in case the precious metals are making a move early in your day I will make a video about it. Yesterday the metals moved later on i the day and I had made a video about the Bank of Japan and covered gold and silver but they were pretty much unchanged at the time.
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  16272. Thank you!
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  16273. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16274. Thank you! Will do!
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  16275. Welcome back!
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  16276. Welcome!
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  16277. Eu acho que teve um problema com yt.
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  16278. Thanks for the information.
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  16279. I don't think so. They need to be exposed and gotten rid off as an institution. Where would you like to move on to? Even more power for them?
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  16280. +Julie Kelliher Yes! Same here but par for the course!
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  16281. Thanks Liberty Lady!
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  16282. Thanks and you’re welcome Billy!
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  16283. The pound I am talking about is a troy pound. I have not looked into the pound you are talking about. Could be the Imperial measures?
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  16284. You are welcome. This is definitely the kind of subject not taught in mainstream academia.
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  16285. No problem!
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  16286. Thank you! Cheers!
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  16287. My pleasure!
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  16288. My pleasure!
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  16289. The Tyne Valley Express magazine. The next article should be out sometime in January.
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  16290. Thanks!
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  16291. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16292. Hello
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  16293. Good night
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  16294. Hello there!
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  16295. Morning!
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  16296. I look at gold and silver as precious and monetary metals while platinum is a precious metals but not historically a monetary one. Yes, I spoke about how platinum is even more undervalued versus silver about six weeks ago. It looks like xpt or platinum is breaking out now just silver did back in 2020.
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  16297. Thanks again!
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  16298. Actually the English spelling is Impostor and the American is Imposter.
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  16299. Hi, I meant Imposter. Thanks for the heads up. I’ve corrected the spelling.
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  16300. He went after the Mr Biddle and his bank!
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  16301. I’m still doing a few crypto reviews fairly regularly. Have a look at the list of videos in my YouTube channel for the token reviews.
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  16302. Sorry I have not followed Qanon.
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  16303. Hi, I think bitcoin has a future but it’s track record and stability are nowhere close to gold’s. An internet shutdown would not have an impact on your holdings of bitcoin if you hold it in your private wallet but it would stop transactions. Would the Powers that Be really want to shut down the internet? At this juncture I think anything is possible.
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  16304. Yes they are the Pilgrims.
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  16305. Maple Syrup Salted!!!
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  16306. They used to have a red shield hanging from their house in the Frankfurt ghetto.
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  16307. I know. They used to be the Bauers of Frankfurt am Main, Hesse.
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  16308. Thanks, Susan. I might be doing a live stream on 12/23 around 9PM EST. Happy Holidays to you too!
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  16309. +Thomas I would say it's the opposite. Government acts of parliament or congress do. Why are the TBTF banks in the US and Europe so big? It's because they have been bailed out by governments. In a free market they would never exist.
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  16310. I agree with you but unfortunately for now the paper price is still in charge.
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  16311. I agree. 2020 looks much worse.
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  16312. Hi @Fred Wendorf, thank you.
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  16313. Thanks so much
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  16314. Thanks again!
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  16315. Thanks again!
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  16316. Thanks, will do!
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  16317. @bobdublin825 , It was postponed at the last minute so I'm waiting for a new date for April.
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  16318. Hi @Albert Evans, I am well aware who controls the monetary system but I think the best way to get rid of the system is by educating the public about how corrupt and fraudulent rather than "taking them out" as you recommend. Two wrongs do not make a right.
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  16319. You too!
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  16320. Absolutely
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  16321. Glad you like them!
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  16322. I post already on hive, steemit, rumble, lbry and d.tube.
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  16323. Sorry. It's not something I've looked at but if you google "best performing asset classes in 2016" you could have an idea of what kind of managers are doing the best.
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  16324. I'm sure some are but in the long run the economy and savers in general will suffer.
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  16325. As far as I know the Chinese yuan is not gold backed for now. In the last 18 months I think the Yuan has dropped about 8% versus the dollar.
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  16326. As far as I know the Chinese yuan is not gold backed for now. In the last 18 months I think the Yuan has dropped about 8% versus the dollar.
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  16327. Morning!
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  16328. Hello there!
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  16329. Thanks, Lili.
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  16330. Yes but this group doesn’t involve China. It’s made up of the U.K., Switzerland, Canada, Japan and the Eurozone.
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  16331.  @bwanakubwa9083  I do not follow SA platinum producers.
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  16332. Happy new year!
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  16333. Hi @Native-American, Andrew Tate speaks the truth but his biggest "sin" is that he is very popular. let's hope he will be ok.
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  16334. Thank you too
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  16335.  @goldensilver793  I used to work in the eurodollar market in the City of London and the trillions you talk about are the OTC derivatives sloshing around in offshore tax havens via the City of London and the hedge funds. The hundreds of trillions or as I said in this video the quadrillions are the notional amounts of derivatives traded in the eurodollar or offshore system. These OTC derivatives are off-balance sheets and that is why it is difficult to know how much of it there is. It is this market that almost brought the whole Western financial system down in 2008. Multinational corporations also borrow dollars outside the US via the eurobond market which is part of the eurodollar market. Eurobonds are tax-efficient for offshore dollar investors.
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  16336. Morning
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  16337. Same to you!
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  16338. Hi @Scara Mouche, I am sorry to hear about Fedor. Happy New Year
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  16339. Happy new year!
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  16340. Hi @isabel bozzo, I am not surprised. I'm sorry for you though. You should try a reputable dealer in North America.
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  16341. Good morning!
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  16342. Gold started 2021 at rub 134k and is now rub185k. It did spike to over rub200k a few days ago when the ruble dropped sharply to 120 rub verus dollar. Dollar now has droppe to below rub110
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  16343. That too.
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  16344. Lol
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  16345. I used to like MertyLeeds33. Didn’t know his channel was taken down.
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  16346. Thanks, Professor Moriarty!
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  16347. My channel has been monetised for over two years and recently I realised many of my viewers were not seeing ads and that I had not set up my settings properly so actually nothing has changed but more people will be seeing more ads. I do not get paid by a corporation to do this so if people don’t like the ads they can always skip it. I’m not sure why people would not be ok with ads if they enjoy my videos and see some benefit from watching them.
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  16348. I will, thanks. I think my wife was watching it.
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  16349. My pleasure!
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  16350. You're welcome!
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  16351. We'll have to see if his bazooka is loaded or if he has used all the ammo already!
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  16352. You are welcome and thanks for following RR.
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  16353. My mother tongue is Portuguese(Brazilian) and I am fluent in English, French and Italian. I would say I am semi-fluent in German.
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  16354. Morning!
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  16355. Thanks so much
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  16356. +Anthony Rivera Thanks.
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  16357. +Thomas Any kind of government subsidy is, in my opinion, wrong as government always has to take by force from what one group or person to give to another.
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  16358. He played a quick 9 holes this morning! He told me he was level par!
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  16359. Yes, Green does talk about the fact that coins started out as coins in Lydia but I did not cover it in this video.
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  16360. It was the early stages so I guess you could say they were bartering wheat for precious metals. I will find the reference for the quote on the name for silver being money. I’m sure Mr Green has a reference.
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  16361. That is a warrant so not the common stock. The right ticker is USGO
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  16362. Socialism always fails. What is needed is sound money and small government. Piketty is just another collectivist.
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  16363. Communism in Cuba for the last sixty years, not seventy. Castro took over in 1959.
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  16364. Erin is not a journalist as she works for CNN. She is a propagandist. I used to prefer it when she focused on financial news it is a shame that she has become a shell of her old self.
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  16365. Hopefully, you were being sarcastic about Russia trying to influence US elections.
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  16366. Grant Shapps is also known as Michael Green! Look it up as this guy is compromised and a danger to the public's welfare.
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  16367.  @covfefe2242  Or rehypothecated on leases to the bullion banks many times over.
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  16368. Grant Shapps a.k.a Michael Green! Do your research. This guy is dodgy.
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  16369. Yes.
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  16370. It's a criminal government along the lines of the Third Reich
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  16371. John Bolton is a warmongering neocon.
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  16372. Juia Hartley-Brewer needs to interview Klaus Schwab of the WEF and then she will understand what the Globalist agenda is.
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  16373. It was not other countries who printed trillions of pounds out of thin air. It was the Bank of England doing it so the government could borrow and spend and that is why our currencies is becoming worth less by the day.
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  16374. I have a couple of double florins or barmaid's ruin. I didn't know some bureaucrat forgot to demonetise it but like you said it would be silly to pay for somethin that is worth 20p in government legal tender token. Gresham's law in action.
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  16375. Milei is for a free market in money just like Murray Rothbard espouses and not the dollar per se. If you actually listen to him he is not a fan of fiat money like the dollar but a lot of observers have said he wants to adopt the dollar. Argentinians already use the dollar as the peso is worthless so in the immediate sense the dollar will be important but you should read Rothbard's What Has Government Done to Our Money if you really want to understand what Milei believes in in terms of money and currency. As for the BRICS he has said he does not have a problem with Argentinians doing business with other nations China included.
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  16376. Thanks!
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  16377. Alex, they are doing exactly as they are told and it's not a matter of incompetence.
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  16378.  Peter Gubanyi  I expect the financial markets to be shut down soon but people like Mnuchin want you to keep your money in the market.
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  16379. Mnuchin has his head stuck in the sand.
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  16380. If Biden wins he would also most probably pardon Obama.
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  16381. I thought America was supposed to be a free-market country. Why all the intervention by Uncle Sam?
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  16382. Bill Gates also supported the WHO chief's nomination to the post, not just China.
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  16383. America and the West are just the same they just do a lot of REDACTING and say they are being TRANSPARENT!
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  16384. Wall Street gets the Fed to help them with QE and probably soon Yield Curve Control while the homeless in Oakland get their rent control pulled. So in the USA Wall Street and the big corporations are on welfare from the Fed and Uncle Sam while the most needy get to face raw capitalism. I am all for free markets but the current system is warped. Back in 1965 CEO compensation was 20 times the average worker's pay and it is now almost 400 times!
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  16385. Why is it "so cool" that the Clean Air Act of 1956 basically led to the demolition of about 2,000 bottle oven chimneys? That could be why Stoke-on-Trent is on its last legs.
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  16386. I already do publish on d.tube.
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  16387. I've read the Canapost section 5.2 and it says: "gold bullion, gold dust, and non-manufactured precious metals unless mailed under an Agreement between Canada Post and the mailer". It does seem you can still post it but you have to do it "under an Agreement between yourself and Canada Post. I do not know what that Agreement is. It is not clear if this includes coins, you'd have to find out whether Canada Post considers Maple Leafs bullion or coins or both.
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  16388. Yes, that’s exactly what my wife said afterwards.
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  16389. Hi @1999step, Billy will never be forgotten.
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  16390. You are very welcome
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  16391. Thanks! Will do!
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  16392. Thank you so much!
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  16393. Thank you!
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  16394. Thanks. I have a file to his article but it is a pdf so i cannot share it.
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  16395. Did that come out of a Christmas cracker?
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  16396. My pleasure!
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  16397. Thank you!
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  16398. Thank you!!
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  16399. Morning!
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  16400. Good morning!
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  16401. They take a small fee when you transact in gold and there is a storage fee for the gold too. It’s on their website GlintPay dot com
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  16402. Hi Anders, not a problem. Nice to hear from you.
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  16403. Go to page 23 of the white paper. Under section 8. Initial Cryptocurrency Offering. You should find all the details there. https://cajutel.gw/whitepaper.pdf
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  16404. +gtfo utube You have to put your trades behind you and move on to the next opportunity. I made a good profit with eth and I've been doing well with btc and steem.
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  16405. Maybe it was and if you are right civil unrest for the next few years could grow.
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  16406. Thanks, Reagan Westlake.
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  16407. I thought George Gammon was a real estate expert?
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  16408. Thanks @Cheap Laugh Kennedy
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  16409. @Meta-Muppet I said the channel is up to 20 million views and not a particular video.
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  16410. Morning
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  16411. Hi @QuestionEverything, His name is Billy and he is not in pain. He just snores a lot.
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  16412. Morning!
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  16413. +Monir Jaber Thanks for the link. Listening to the video right now.
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  16414. Well said
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  16415. Any time!
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  16416.  @cameronmilne5319  No problem.
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  16417. I think you are mistaken. It was $50 million in silver eagles.
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  16418. You're welcome
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  16419. No.
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  16420. Do you mean Labour's suggestion of a new Referendum? Yes, it could trigger some kind of unrest I would say. I do think the Elites are concerned about the Yellow Vest movement and that's why there is so little coverage of it as the Establishment do not want the Sheeple to get ideas!
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  16421. Thanks!
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  16422. It’s not official yet and Trump is still President until January 20, 2021. Gold and silver will go up in the long term no matter who wins.
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  16423. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16424. The U.K. and Switzerland sold half their reserves some years back and Canada, for example, has zero official reserves at present.
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  16425. I agree that at present you are not spending the gold directly but at least it gives the general public a chance to own a bit of gold which actually lessens their dependency on fiat. When the peer to peer function is up and running you will actually by giving or paying other people directly with gold and there will be not jump to and from the fiat currency.
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  16426. Morning
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  16427. If the inflation rate of the fiat currency (money and credit supply) is higher than the inflation rate of gold (mining production) then the law of supply and demand sys gold has to gain value versus fiat currency. The people you mention, though, probably believe inflation is rising prices and is measured by the core PCE.
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  16428. Thanks @Matthew Morgan.
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  16429. I'm not convinced about that to be honest. A lot of hype but not much else.
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  16430. I will look into it. (captions)
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  16431.  @fullofhope2222  No. I did not see that. I will have a look. thanks
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  16432. The government could go against everything you’ve got really.
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  16433. Welcome!
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  16434. Good point.
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  16435. You're welcome
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  16436. Hi @Roy M, Here in the U.K. I can vouch for Gold Investments as I have been dealing with the Temple family since 2002. You can also use my promo code maneco64 anf get a small discount. The contact details are in the description of the video. Aside from that you need to do your homework and look for dealers and I would make sure I can actually speak to someone on the other side of the phone.
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  16437. My pleasure!
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  16438. Good morning!
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  16439. Hi @Aidan Stokes, Thanks you and welcome.
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  16440. I’m not fan of pretty much any government on the planet, US and Israel included, but it doesn’t mean to say hate the people in those countries. The old saying: I hate my government but love my country applies.
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  16441. Here is my LIBOR Playlist:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SWhbWtsyrTb4BKVKIlpQG0T
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  16442. Hi @just reality, I have picked the dealers that I buy from and I am not cherry-picking. I have never used coinvestdirect but I will look at them. Give me a link to their website as I cannot find it. I found coininvest.com but not coininvestdirect The price for 1 oz silver Britannia on coininvest is £22.50 but I am not sure that is the website you mean. Please provide a link as I cannot find coindirectinvest site. Silver to go 1 oz brittannia is £20.31 for 1 coin or 22.2% premium and not 2%. On coininvest, by the way, the 1 oz silver Britannia is not really readily available as to when you go to check out it says "on order, shortly available" the premium is like Silver to Go or 22.2%. With Atkinsons or Gold Investments they deliver the next day maybe a couple of days. Silver to Go: 1 oz silver krugerrand price for 10 is £20.37 or 22.71% premium and 5 to 10 business days to get them. I can't find any silver coins there quoted 2% over spot and they are not even readily available and many are out of stock anyway. I see that Silver to Go is based in Germany and say there is no VAT payable to them but I'd say that when they export it to the U.K. they would have to declare to HM Customs that it is silver and before getting your coins you'd have to pay VAT to customs in order to get your coins.
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  16443. Right now if you look at Atkinsons Bullion at the 2022 1 troy ounce silver Britannia the price for 10 coins is £20.93 while the spot price is £16.60 so a premium of 26% not including VAT. For 1 to 4 coins the price is £22.80 or a premium of 37.3%. I do understand that the spot price for bullion banks is usually lower than retail but I don't remember the premium with the exception of 2008 when gold and silver dropped sharply during the Lehman Collapse. I also see that ATS Bullion, another popular dealer, is out of stock for 1 oz Britannias and that for Maple Leaf coins it is charging £25.30 for 10 coins or a 52.4% premium ex VAT. Bullion by Post, probably the biggest online dealer in the UK, is charging £22.10 for 10 1 oz Britannias or 33.13% premium ex VAT. prior to 2020, I'd expect to be paying £19 ( around 15% premium) at the most with the spot price at £16.60. Please let me know which dealer is charging a 2% premium over the spot price for a 1 oz silver Britannia and I will buy some from them.
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  16444. I'd love to be able to buy real silver at prices you mention but doubt it. In terms of paper prices (futures, LBMA/unallocated and unbacked ETFs) though anything could happen. I am not sure why it would be catastrophic though to be able to buy silver at a huge discount.
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  16445. Hi Peter, Good morning to you too. Billy says hi
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  16446. Good morning!
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  16447. My pleasure!
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  16448. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16449. Welcome
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  16450. +Tonne of Value The problem with a call option in this market ( low volatility and Vix) is that you get very little gamma. I think it might be better to buy some very cheap out of the money puts.
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  16451. Good morning!
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  16452. Maybe. Where in Switzerland do you think it is? I know Switzerland well.
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  16453. Thanks Labukh 84.
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  16454. You are welcome. Thanks for the feedback and support.
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  16455. Thanks Universal Vibes TV.
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  16456. You too!
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  16457. Morning!
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  16458. Silver is a lot more volatile but it will follow gold higher. If you buy physical silver it is a lot bulkier than buying gold but I guess it depends how much you will be spending. I recommend both gold and silver.
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  16459. I have done a video about my favourite books before. Here is the link: https://youtu.be/qaQVVXEr2Sw
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  16460. Thanks
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  16461. I did not delete that.
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  16462. Hi @Steve Webb, I deleted bots. I will also delete inappropriate comments that use profanity though.
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  16463. He is a Seligman and he has actually been helpful to the gold and silver community for over twenty years.
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  16464. Angela Morris Thanks. I'll have to listen to that.
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  16465. Thanks abby!
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  16466. Yes, I remember the incident. Even before that happened I did not think it was safe.
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  16467. So how do you live? By renting you are also indirectly financing the system as your landlord will also be paying the property or council taxes? At least if you own your hose outright you don’t finance a landlord as well as the State. I think in the US though there are some States where there is no property taxes.
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  16468. Hi Johnny, I do. I did them through IG Index in the UK. In the US this could help: https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/investing/best-online-brokers-for-options-trading/
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  16469. Hi @pguimond1507, Thanks for the feedback and telling us about your experiences. I added on to my EOS position in November and December when we were coming off. It is hard work keeping track of all the new projects and tokens but I find Scatter and the TokenPocket app really good and they both show me all the tokens I've received for just having EOS. I still believe cryptos and the blockchain have a legitimate future even though the price action has been discouraging in the last 12 months, to say the least.
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  16470. I did change a few things yes. Thanks for letting me know it works.
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  16471. Hi Shane, I have not played Shirley Park but it isn't from my neck of the woods.
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  16472. Hi John, I'm glad you like the shirt. Thanks for the support.
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  16473. As I said if you are new to buying gold and silver I'd start with bullion. I buy mostly bullion but have also had an interest in numismatics.
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  16474. Morning!
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  16475. I appreciate that
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  16476. Hi Jush 1, My dash address is: XgCTCWbz3yMYZKwNH9o8eaEFt45eAUaVuZ Thanks
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  16477. Hi, I do not have dash but I will open a wallet.
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  16478. Thanks Fair Human!
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  16479. The banks and then it flows into the the brokers and the financial markets in general and some might even flow overseas too.
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  16480. I think the fiat dollar will keep sinking as the Fed has no choice but to inflate.
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  16481. Happy new year
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  16482. Well the pound is becoming worthless faster than the dollar. All the pound is doing is sinking faster than the dollar. The paper currencies still have some value but they are rapidly depreciating against real things.
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  16483. Thanks. I have to note too that my viewers enjoy the Web Bot summary and they are usually quite popular despite the imperfect forecasting record. No one can accurately forecast the future but I think the general forecast of the Web Bot for socio, economic and earth change developments in the last decade have been quite good. The short term forecasts are not as good though.
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  16484. Yes I do but I still think it is useful reading. I do not make decisions based on his forecasts but a lot of the forecasts have been on the money.
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  16485. Thanks.
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  16486. can you tell me if that was the right link to put in? not sure it's safe. I changed it again to the old one.
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  16487. Thanks for the heads up. I've changed it now so it should be good.
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  16488. You're welcome Margriet.
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  16489. Thanks
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  16490. I mentioned his prediction of $38 in one of my videos talking about gold and silver but said I did not think it would happen even though I was bullish on silver. I do not buy all the WebBot forecasts and they do not all happen but I still think his work is valuable as he covers more than just markets. Asymmetric Linguistic Trend Analysis is not a crystal ball and Clif High does not claim it to be.
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  16491. The Web Bot only analyses the language. China might be in a bubble but the biggest one originates in our Western central banks in my opinion. Anyway we'll have to wait and see.
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  16492. +Alex M That is exactly what I said. Gold is the most marketable commodity and that is why it is money and wealth. Gold facilitates indirect exchange or barter and that is why it is money. You obviously have not watched the whole video or my other videos. Not sure why you have to be offensive. What I said is that governments have made only bank notes legal tender for payments of public and private debt and that is why gold and silver are not used as currencies anymore.
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  16493. Morning, Ben.
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  16494. What's happening now is that central bankers are still blowing the bubble but one day it will pop suddenly and many people will be in shock because our political and financial leaders keep telling the public that everything is fine and that the financial system is now fixed. All I am trying to do is give a different opinion from the politicians and Phd economists. You, of course, know what I am talking about but many people don't. In terms of what is happening right now is that the stock market has been making a massive top for the last twelve months and for the first time since the bottom of 2009 we have not made a new high in the past year. Today the stock market is doing great but that, in my opinion, is just noise.
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  16495. What James Turk said is that we are in the biggest bubble ever in financial history and a crash only occurs if you have bubble.
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  16496.  @peterlavington9261  I have covered cryptos since I started the channel and I have earned a lot of crypto on steemit, dtube, hive and other platforms. I just prefer gold and silver because they have proven themselves for thousands of years.
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  16497. Similar to silver.
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  16498. @sachmedia, Government bonds are not a good idea at all as it is what "backs" the fiat currency.
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  16499. In a hyperinflation demand for the currency collapses so the value of the pound would collapse. People won’t be able to get rid of depreciating pounds or Bank of England notes fast enough.
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  16500. That is what the government owes and does not include private, local government, corporate debt nor unfunded government liabilities like pensions etc...
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  16501. £1.7 trillion officially but the government keeps £500 billion as a footnote because it was debt incurred to save the big banks in 2008. UK annual GDP is about £1.9 trillion.
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  16502. Mario.
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  16503. 😂
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  16504. What a load of baloney from your ruling party member! 😂
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  16505. +Winchu Lu Thanks!
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  16506. +Jack Drusus You are welcome. Thanks for following my work.
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  16507. Probably but I would venture to say they can't do it forever.
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  16508. +BlakAdda01 He usually isn't. :)
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  16509. Glad you liked it!
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  16510. I have seen that. Let's see how it plays out as the states cannot mint their own money.
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  16511. Any time!
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  16512. i use my ISAs for the stock market.
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  16513. Happy to hear that!
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  16514. I'm not
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  16515. Thanks! You too!
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  16516. Hi, I bought the Canadian dollar issue or LI:CV (American Lithium) which is trading at C$3.65. My purchase price was C$2.79. So it has come off from recent highs but the position is still up about 31%. I bought it on December 8, 2022.
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  16517. Hi @Carlos, There is something going. It is either a glitch with the data provider or the BoE is up to some kind of trick. I also noticed the 2-Year Gilt Yield dropped from around 4.02% right before the close to 3.64% on the close. As for the 30-Year Gilt price tradingview has it spiking from 53 to 92 but Investing dot com has it rising from 4.00% to 4.21% which would mean the price should have dropped. If it is not a data glitch then there is something fishy going.
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  16518. I recommend the following books that could help you with your trading: One of my favourites is Jesse Livermore - World's Greatest Stock Trader by Richard Smitten, the other is Sun Tzu's, Art of War for Traders and Investors by Dean Lundell and another one is The New market Wizards by Jack Schwager.
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  16519. +alan Jones Thanks for the compliment. I am sorry to hear about the trading but one thing I would say is that trading or speculating is a business. Good luck if you get back into trading.
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  16520. +housemonkeychill I saw the story about how much gold the Bank of England holds in its vaults which is around $250 billion. Most of that gold is held for other central banks as London has been a centre for gold trading for many years. The UK treasury itself only has 300 metric tonnes of gold which equates to around $12 billion.
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  16521. Around 7 but when I worked in the City I used to get up at 5!
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  16522. Hello there!
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  16523. Glad you think so!
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  16524. I have got a few of those!
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  16525. I know it was founded on the 31st of December, 1964 and that it is supposed to be autonomous even though it was created by law. I do not know who owns it but would say it is probably controlled by the commercial/private banks. I need to look into it. I did a video on the Brazilian central bank here is the link: https://youtu.be/uDqs69umWFs
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  16526. Vrenelis!!!
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  16527. Our pleasure!
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  16528. Good morning!
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  16529. You too!
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  16530. Good morning!
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  16531. I know what you mean but I think the mining stocks are still a good speculation once you've built your reserves of metal.
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  16532. Bitcoin yes I guess but not gold and silver. I do think bitcoin could actually trade up rapidly once it goes through $1170 or so.
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  16533. Flag of Wyvern and the Kingdom of Wessex.
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  16534. Hello there!
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  16535. Silver yes but I saw that gold was unchanged to slightly higher versus the fiat dollar.
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  16536. Did I say the Rothschilds were not involved? After all, they used to run the LBMA. It looks like you have not been following my channel for long as I have covered this family many times.
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  16537. I’m not surprised but in terms of the U.K.’s reserves it’s very low or less than one tenth of the Bundes Republic’s reserves.
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  16538. Good morning!
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  16539. Good stuff
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  16540. I have not seen a PDF for it.
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  16541. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16542. Yes.
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  16543. Hi @doozey big, I do not think it is related to the sound effect as I only had that on for a few weeks until recently.
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  16544. Glad it was helpful!
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  16545. You're welcome
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  16546. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16547. Hi Richard, You are welcome.
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  16548. +Mr Fugal Frank Have a look at this video. It's about someone who drove for 10 miles in Pennsylvania and counted 21 Trump yard signs to 1 Hillary yard sign. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_7iuQP5yzI
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  16549. +Jonathan Rivera it's an "End the Fed" t-shirt.
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  16550. This is from the ALTA report: "Data Types IM = Immediacy data with forecasting effectiveness from 3 days to the end of the third week. Error range is 4 weeks. ST = Shorter Term data with forecasting effectiveness from the 4th week out through and inclusive the end of the 3rd month (from date of interpretation). Error range = 4 months. LT = Longer Term data with forecasting effectiveness from the end of the 3rd month out through and inclusive of the end of the 19th month. Error range = 19 months."
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  16551. +Andrew It's an End the Fed t-shirt.
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  16552. +Evander jsnip4 on youtube does videos on Web Bot hits. Here is an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxnwpNo92a4 So if you'd like to see more of these just search "web bot hit jsnip4" on youtube.
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  16553. Good point. We'll have to wait and see. I saw a video where someone drove for for 10 miles in Pennsylvania and there were 21 Trump yard sales and 1 Hillary sign. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_7iuQP5yzI
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  16554. I agree with you Chris Searle.
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  16555. No. I have not heard of any bank failures.
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  16556. Hi @Gaming Bear, Thanks for the heads-up. I have corrected the spelling error.
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  16557. Thanks Peter.
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  16558.  @MrSymbolic7  I could make a very long video about the Clinton's and their connections to Bush Sr., Mena, Arkansas, etc... but it wasn't the point of my video and generally isn't.
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  16559. I did not say he resolved it but compared to all the Presidents after him he actually didn’t do too badly.
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  16560. Thank you! You too!
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  16561. One can’t please 100% of the people all of the time.
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  16562. Same to you!
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  16563. Good night
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  16564. Thank you too
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  16565. Thank you! 🤗
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  16566. Morning!
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  16567. Thank you! 😊
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  16568. Thank you! Cheers!
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  16569. Merry Christmas @Marshal Topola.
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  16570. No. We just plug it into a normal socket.
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  16571. Same to you!
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  16572. Same to you!
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  16573. She was and I will tell her. Thanks,
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  16574. Very welcome
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  16575. +Canada2016 I look at gold and silver as savings so it's up to every individual to decide how much they would like to save.
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  16576. Happy new year
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  16577. Happy new year!
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  16578. No, I said I was going to pick him up today after I finished recording this video and publishing it. He is home as I am writing this comment.
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  16579. You too.
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  16580. Yes, but they are covering it up and that is why banks are surviving for now. You might want to call them Zombie Banks.
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  16581. Happy new year!
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  16582. Thank you! You too!
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  16583. Happy new year!
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  16584. Hi, It does look like their website could be. Do a google search for them and you will find their contact details. If you need to you can phone them.
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  16585. +Lawrence E. I've figured out what I am doing wrong with the editing on iMovies so the next video with charts should not move. Thanks.
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  16586. +sergeantrock1 The paper contracts can control the price for only so long. In the short term the paper contracts can impact prices but in the long term the market is king. If the gov't and central banks were totally in control gold would still be at $35 per ounce.
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  16587. +BaronGoldBaron I did not say I did not trust bullion vault or Gold Money all I said is that there is added risk. I have an account with goldmoney.
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  16588. Good morning!
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  16589. It looks like the FDIC coverage is 1.35% so twice or 2.7% is still not enough. I made a video about it a few years ago and it was around 4% at the time in the UK.
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  16590. Good morning!
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  16591. I think there comes a time when papering over will fail and we are very close to it. How can one paper over a lack of real tangible goods, energy, labour and everything else?
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  16592. Morning!
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  16593. Morning!
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  16594. Hi @The Watcher, Thank you. Billy and I are about to go for a walk.
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  16595. No problem 👍
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  16596. Tether is another Ponzi that is supposed to be backed 1:1 versus fiat dollar is actually only about 3% backed. If they also hold Evergrande paper then it could reverberate into the crypto space big time.
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  16597. Welcome!
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  16598. Good morning!
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  16599. My pleasure!
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  16600. Same to you!
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  16601. No, thanks.
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  16602. Appreciated
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  16603. You're welcome!
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  16604. Thanks The Watcher.
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  16605. Hi U. Sinclair, That is a good point and saying.
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  16606. Yes I have in the past but try to stick to businesses I know a bit about like gold and silver mining exploration.
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  16607. What he said about the agenda of the globalists was spot on though.
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  16608.  @anthonyrude  The par at my club is 69 or 34 and 35 so I had a 38.
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  16609. I was 4 over for nine yesterday. I play off 7 right now. My lowest was before I got married at 3.
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  16610. Thanks 👍
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  16611. Billy likes picking up practice ball in the garden.
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  16612. Hi @roy barton, I just wanted to look at the premium for the pre-vat price.
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  16613. Thanks again!
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  16614. 7 at the moment it was 6 previous to the handicap system change.
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  16615. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16616. Thanks 👍
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  16617. Glad it was helpful!
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  16618. Same to you!
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  16619. Good morning!
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  16620. Thanks @Bill Biller.
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  16621. Good morning!
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  16622. Yes I am!
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  16623. @jonmurphy776 , How do you know what I hve done in my life?
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  16624. @OKUHTGY98 , About 20% of the electorate voted for the current government.
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  16625. @smiley8881239 < How much do you think you should have in savings?
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  16626. Welcome
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  16627. Thanks! You too!
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  16628. Hello there!
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  16629. @Kukaboora , Inflation is the increase in the supply of currency and credit. The CPI data comes out once a month but that is not real inflation even though the MSM, Wall Street and Central Bankers say it is.
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  16630. @patrickquirke888 , Companies House has discontinued the compulsory strike-off action as of August 10th, 2024 or today.https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/10117131/filing-history
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  16631. @flakieflake9616 < I have read the Fourth Turning and right now I'm reading The Fourth Turning Is Here too.
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  16632. No. I just a signet ring I had made some years ago.
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  16633. +Adel Arigue I think the price action of bitcoin is similar to price action of tulip bulbs back in 17th century Holland. Bitcoin and the Blockchain will serve a purpose in the future but I just think things could be getting ahead of themselves.
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  16634. I am simply comparing the price the Dutch were willing to pay for a tulip bulb to what people are willing to pay for a digital entry aka bitcoin. The only bubble that has surpassed bitcoin in terms of returns is the Tulip Mania in 1630s Holland.
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  16635. Billy is a Shih Tzu.
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  16636. Billy is around but he has been sleeping in a bit lately. He will be back though.
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  16637. I think you need to learn a bit more about EOS which stands for Enterprise Operating System. EOS will allow any business or otherwise application to be built on the Blockchain. EOS uses Proof of Stake instead of Proof of Work. POS allows the EOS architecture to be many times faster, have a higher throughput of transactions than ethereum or bitcoin.
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  16638. Our pleasure!
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  16639. Welcome aboard!
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  16640. Glad you think so!
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  16641. Can’t the dollar be backed by gold or silver? The Globalist like to have control and the discipline of sound money doesn’t not suit their style.
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  16642. I think they might be able to escape it for a while but it will be tough as they will have a lot pressure to go along with the plan.
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  16643. Very welcome
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  16644. Morning!
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  16645. Hi @Jake Jones. I hope all is well.
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  16646. Morning!
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  16647. Good morning!
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  16648. Have a nice day
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  16649. Hello
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  16650. Morning!
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  16651. Good morning
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  16652. Gold is money so if you don’t do anything or invest it you would soon become poor. If there wasn’t enough gold in the world it would not be money. Only because a ruler is 30 cm long it doesn’t mean you cannot build 100 meter boat!
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  16653. Any time
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  16654. Hi Barry, We are all in fairly similar situations. All the best.
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  16655. He will be 10 in July.
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  16656. +ComicCommando I feel the same way as you do.
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  16657. I'm not American but even if I was I'm not sure I'd like to get involved with the Swamp Creatures!
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  16658. No, I never went to the Khadaffi Endowed LSE.
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  16659. The Fed and the fiat money system allows big government to thrive so I actually think the Fed is the funding arm not only for Wall Street but the Shadow Government and Deep State.
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  16660. If you look back in history it was not governments that built roads and hospitals. Don't forget there was no NHS prior to 1948.
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  16661. Good one Jane!
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  16662. Thanks Brian!
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  16663. I agree with you Terry. Blockchain will be big and ubiquitous just like the internet is now.
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  16664. I have already and made a video about it a couple of days ago.
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  16665. https://crypterium.io/
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  16666. No.
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  16667. Good morning @Cupid Stunt
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  16668. Good morning Richard.
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  16669. Morning Ben.
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  16670. Thanks @Marc White
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  16671. Hi @edwardclancy8336, It is easy to make speeches and promises so let's wait and see what he actually does. Closing down the Central Bank would have been good. The WEF is a place for the oligarchy so I am not sure what Milei is doing there. Controlled opposition comes to mind though.
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  16672. Thanks for the feedback Jake.
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  16673. Hi Bobbi, The reason why I used the gold price is that it is the ultimate measurement of value over the long term and as far a government measures of inflation I would not trust them.
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  16674. +Alex If DB goes to zero the whole OTC derivatives market could implode as they are part of the chain!
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  16675. +Alan Jones The problem with options is that they expire so your timing has to be spot on unless you buy a long term option which will cost you quite a bit. My videos are to inform about what I see as an important point that the mainstream media does not like to point out. I do not give trading advice. You should decide on that
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  16676. Annexed to what?
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  16677. You and me both!
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  16678. Good morning!
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  16679. +khartet123 I don't mind at least I know what my viewers like.
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  16680. +Andres We had a time limit but would say I am not 100% convinced about biblical cycles but more interested in the cycles themselves. I have worked out just through observation that the dollar index has a roughly 7 year cycle but do I think it is so because it is in the bible? Not really but I respect Bo's view as he should have the freedom to express it. He links a great deal of his views on money and markets to the bible and I guess sometimes these views coincide with mine. I personally do not link my market and monetary views with the bible but the cycles do coincide some of the time.
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  16681. Yes I've seen that. It's good.
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  16682. Yes. Is it the one about all the EU debt? From a few years ago?
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  16683. Good morning!
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  16684. Same to you!
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  16685. Hi @dobson77a, tell me of a family that you know personally that has been able to have had their portfolio of stocks managed actively for 91 years and I will agree with you. Only people like the Rockefellers, DuPonts, Rothschilds, Warburgs etc... have had the wherewithal to do that. So I would say that you might be technically right but in practice, it is almost impossible to for the general public.
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  16686. You could have leased your gold too if you were an institutional investor and I would add that gold is money and the stock market is an investment which should bring returns so if one or a family is able to have their portfolio actively managed for almost 100 years then you are right. The only people who have probably been able to do that are families like the Rockefellers, Rothschilds, DuPonts etc...
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  16687. The people who wage wars created bitcoin. (NSA, CIA, etc...) @Lucky_Red_Fish
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  16688. @ulfetkoroglu120 , He sold half of the UK's reserves or roughly 300 metric tonnes. The UK has 310 mts. and is not even in the top-10 in terms of reserves. Italy, France and Germany all have at least 2000 mts.
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  16689.  @jvk8528  You miss the point. Both sides of the political aisle are part of the problem. They are all actors trying to divide people. The real power lies with those in charge of controlling the currency.
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  16690. Thank you! You too!
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  16691. Thanks for watching!
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  16692. +Jack Druss I mention the interview in the video and I have put it up in the Card or I section of the video.
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  16693. Hi @Sue Warman, I think he will be wrong again as back in 2020/21 he said low money velocity would keep prices or what he calls inflation under control. He was spectacularly work as we go double-digit CPI and PPI rises or the highest data in 40 years. i like Jim and have read a few of his books and even interviewed him on the channel but I think he needs to rethink his concept of what inflation really is.
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  16694. Hi @Jane Reynolds, Sorry about your dog.
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  16695. Hi @Robert E Lee, I am sorry to hear that.
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  16696. I appreciate that
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  16697. Hi @gary Watt, This Billy was Billy 2 actually as we had a very similar Shih Tzu from 1995 to 2008 who was also called Billy. We will probably give a new puppy a different name this time around though.
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  16698. I appreciate that
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  16699. I agree 100% with you MrUseur. I don't really understand why people find it ok to bow to others. The British are very traditional I would say and traditions die hard.
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  16700. Great analysis. Thank you for sharing your views.
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  16701. Thanks for listening
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  16702. Glad you like them!
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  16703. Hello 👋
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  16704. Hello there!
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  16705. It is the Retail Price Index or RPI
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  16706. Thank you too!
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  16707. You too!
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  16708. The Nesara/Gesara narrative has been around for decades and I think it is a major distraction.
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  16709. It shouldn't be too long as it won't work and i have not even looked at it.
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  16710. Hi @Yuparpak, You are welcome and thanks for your interest and feedback.
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  16711. Much appreciated
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  16712. Thanks for the tips!
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  16713. Hello there!
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  16714. I'd say all executive orders from all Presidents are authoritarian.
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  16715. Thank you!!
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  16716. You are welcome.
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  16717.  @markhartung1985  I think you are right. More of a gimmick probably to keep the Bond Vigilantes at bay.
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  16718. Yes, but the national debt actually went uo when that happened so it was a purely technical "glitch" I would say.
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  16719. Morning
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  16720. Well said!
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  16721. Good morning!
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  16722. Good morning!
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  16723. Our pleasure!
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  16724. You too!!
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  16725. Good morning!
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  16726. Morning!
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  16727. Hi @mr shankerbill letmein, If you are looking for coins (gold and silver) Gold Investments have plenty of inventory and delivery is in one day or two. For more details check the details below in the description of this video. Make sure you use maneco64 promo code to get a better deal and they will also match Bullion By Post or better them or any other dealer.
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  16728.  @thelasvegaskid  Thanks
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  16729. Is it the one about them being more of a threat than standing armies?
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  16730. Morning!
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  16731. Thanks for watching!
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  16732. Thanks. Same to you Bruce!
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  16733. Morning
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  16734. Well said!
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  16735. Good morning!
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  16736. Thank you 🤗
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  16737. PayPal and some bank transfers are almost instantaneous so I do not see the advantage in bitcoin or any other crypto. Even with Glint you can transfer fiat and gold through Glint It and it is as fast as sending a text.
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  16738. You bet
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  16739. Thank you too!
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  16740. +Jay D Sorry I did not see your earlier comment about another viewer on bitcoin and failing fiat currencies. I think one needs to define what a failing fiat currency means. Growing up in Brazil we had a couple of currencies that failed and new ones had to be brought about. The latest one is the Brazilian real which has done relatively well and has survived for about 25 years. I remember that having US dollars was a way to protect your savings as the local currencies were being debased or failing but you still needed to sometimes sell your dollars for the local fiat currency in order to transact in the local economy. So unless the fiat dollar completely disappears and bitcoin becomes the favored currency in your country you will still need to sometimes liquidate bitcoin into your failing local currency in order to transact in the local economy. I hope this helps.
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  16741. Sorry I don’t choose the adverts.
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  16742. Bad collateral I would say. Who wants a small island in the middle of nowhere these days?
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  16743. @terryl858 , I have a Book Recommendation Playlist in which you can find videos of me talking about the books I mentioned here. (Fiat Money Inflation in France and When Money Dies). Here is the link: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbk62Ie_5SUwLvMYsil5japLeFttnXWG&si=yQFWQt9tnD4WGBo7
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  16744. My pleasure!
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  16745. Thanks, will do!
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  16746. You're welcome
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  16747. Thanks!
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  16748. My pleasure!
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  16749. Glad you liked it!
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  16750. I was talking about UK CPI
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  16751. Hello there!
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  16752. I like backgammon.
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  16753. I used it for a while and then had some problems with it so now I switched to greymass. EOSRio might have fixed the bugs by now but I have not looked at it recently.
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  16754. Thanks, you too!
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  16755. Good morning!
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  16756. You bet
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  16757.  @rachel3340  I’ve got silver too.
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  16758. Thank you! You too!
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  16759. Hello there!
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  16760. Thanks! Will do!
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  16761. Good night
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  16762. Watch the Spider’ Web it’s about the City’s Financial Empire. It dwarfs Wall Street.
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  16763. Thank you! Cheers!
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  16764. Yes that too!
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  16765. Welcome!
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  16766. Hello there!
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  16767. Yes, you are right
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  16768. It is!
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  16769. Maybe one day!
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  16770. Thanks! 😃
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  16771. +Herb Levin Because most politicians and people, unfortunately, do not understand money and the bankers are running the show.
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  16772. Thanks for visiting
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  16773. Thanks Claire! Have a great weekend too.
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  16774. Sure I will. Sometimes he just likes a lie in!
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  16775. They are in a capsule but it is nice to hold them sometimes.
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  16776. Hi Jim, What Chinese credit card are you talking about? Glint is linked to gold but nothing ever beats physical gold in your own hands. As for the Yuan or Ruble if they can prove themselves via 100% convertibility to gold I'd consider them.
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  16777. Hi Andreas, i have not looked into their stock. Might be something to look at. Thanks
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  16778. It crashed by almost 40% back in March 2020 so you were right.
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  16779. +James Economy Unless you drill holes in the ground you won’t know if the gold is there! Of course there is a chance they will not find the hard rock or mother load but that is why it is a speculative venture and I warned that you could lose your money.
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  16780. ???
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  16781. +Cabezza De Vaca At the current price of gold there might not be enough gold to promote but there certainly will be at the right and much higher dollar price. Bitcoin at $10 is also useless with a current supply of 16 million coins but it's a lot more useful now at almost $20'000.
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  16782. I'm not in favour of the SDR as it is basically a basket of the major fiat (political) currencies. It's just an embellished Petro Dollar.
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  16783. They would not but they would be a lot harder to start as they’d have to be financed through taxation instead of public borrowing.
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  16784. Appreciate that
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  16785.  @chinfk58  As I said no fiat currency is immune to a dollar collapse and that includes the Singapore dollar.
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  16786.  @leeseyr503  Yes, I just saw that. Unless it is gold-backed I do not want to know. Of course, eventually, we might have to use it for everyday spending but we can still stack or even barter with silver and gold for that matter.
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  16787. Morning Andrée.
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  16788. Morning!
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  16789. Thanks for watching!
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  16790. Morning
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  16791. Good morning!
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  16792. Glad to hear it!
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  16793. I remember it too. I used to broke futures and options and I remember the 3-month Italian eurolira interest rate being more than 10% in 1993! 
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  16794. +Jeremy M Never say never but the reason I mentioned it was just for perspective and not because I think FFs will go there anytime soon.
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  16795. Billy
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  16796. I view it through IG.com as I have an account with them so I get live prices.
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  16797. Morning!
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  16798. Thanks for the visit
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  16799. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16800. I agree.
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  16801. I think now there will be a lot of resistance between $1.14 and $1.20 but anything is possible.
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  16802. I have. Have a look at the description section below the video.
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  16803. You are shorting the Federal Reserve Note or aka the irredeemable paper dollar.
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  16804. You are welcome.
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  16805. A disaster waiting to happen for a great deal of people (those with high LTV ratios).
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  16806. Yes, I see it is up 11% at the moment.
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  16807. Welcome
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  16808. Thank you too
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  16809. That is his middle name.
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  16810. Morning!
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  16811. He spoke the truth about inflation though.
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  16812. It's out of the trap now I'd say.
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  16813. In the past I did change my background and did use a green screen but most of my subscribers told me they preferred the wallpaper so I did what they recommended. I do get the odd comment about the wallpaper but it is an exception. I guess I could make it look very professional and seem like I am part of CNBC or Bloomberg News but I think people want something different so I will stick to what I am doing. I did not mean to be rude. Thanks for the interest in my channel.
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  16814. I will do a video after the close of the markets later on today. I did mention silver and gold in this video too.
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  16815. I have not seen any new info from him.
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  16816. Thanks!
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  16817. +BaronSilver Baron I couldn't have put it better.
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  16818. Thanks. Watching Sirius right now.
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  16819. Hello
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  16820. Hi @MrB1923, I could have talked about that too but it is a subject for another video maybe. They cut off the Japanese from access to oil and the U.S. was basically waging an economic war against Japan in order to provoke them and the Japanese bit the bait. I think Mr. Putin won't.
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  16821. Hello there!
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  16822. Our pleasure!
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  16823. Thanks.
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  16824. Thanks so much
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  16825. I have not. We'll keep it in mind. Thanks,
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  16826. I don’t know but it looks like it started in Michigan so he was probably right.
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  16827. Yes, we should be able to disagree!
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  16828. Maybe but what we’ve got now is fascism too. It’s the combination of the corporate bankers and governments dictating the destiny of the public so unfortunately it wouldn’t be too different. Hopefully small government and free markets will have a slight chance. I’m not holding my breath though.
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  16829. He is in Paris covering the riots and protests on the ground and is putting himself in danger to show the world what is really happening. I do not see how that is fake.
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  16830. No, but I will have a look. Thanks.
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  16831. Actually I watched a livestream yesterday from WeAreChange in Paris and I have to say the big majority of the protesters were white indigenous French men and women.
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  16832. I don't know but would guess not. It was a referendum so not an election.
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  16833. Morning
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  16834. It's not a tax. It's voluntary.
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  16835. +david higgins I do not think the President has much influence on the Fed's policy but one power the President has is to sack the Chairman and appoint someone that would be more willing to do his bidding.
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  16836. M E I don't think we have free market capitalism. How can we when the UK government bailed out the banks and the wealthy at the expense of the taxpayer? I also think the fiat money system we have is also not free market capitalism. I actually think we have corporatism/welfare. I think that, unfortunately, many have been deceived about what kind of economic system we actually have.
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  16837. Morning!
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  16838. Hello there!
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  16839. Morning!
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  16840. Hi @Dont tread On Me, This one is in Portuguese only as I am originally from Brazil. No translation.
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  16841. Eu comprei no eBay tres anos faz.
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  16842. Rio.
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  16843. Morning!
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  16844. Any time!
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  16845. I have a Trezor but for now they are not compatible with EOS. I think Block.one is working on a hard wallet. At the moment there are a couple like Simpleos and Greymass.
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  16846. Thanks Thomas. I’ll have a look at the Sprott article .
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  16847. Hi James; I agree with you 100%! It’s ( gold vs fiat) good versus evil.
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  16848. Hi @Zzxzxx Zzzz, i tend to agree with you but even if it wasn't we can still analyse the world and try to deal with the troubles out there.
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  16849. Thanks for listening
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  16850. Our pleasure!
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  16851. Our pleasure!
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  16852. Thanks so much!
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  16853. Same to you!
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  16854. Thanks for sharing!
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  16855. Hi @fenixfp40, I think we did cover that but if not we have covered it before. You can ask for redemption of your gold with Glint.
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  16856. Most welcome
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  16857. I use my IG dot com account. The spread trading platform quotes the futures in real-time.
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  16858. Morning
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  16859. I like Rhoback.com
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  16860. Glad you liked it!
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  16861. Hello there!
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  16862. Hi Rick, You are welcome.
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  16863. You are welcome Lilli!
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  16864. You are welcome!
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  16865. Thanks.
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  16866. I’m glad I can be of service. Thanks for watching btw.
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  16867. Thanks, you too!
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  16868. Same to you!
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  16869. Glad it was helpful!
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  16870. Same to you!
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  16871. Thanks.
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  16872. The US was not the biggest debtor nation in world history when it fought the 2 world wars.
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  16873. Hello there!
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  16874. Thanks LIX 59.
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  16875. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNwX9AvmsLPa4Ht29S95xmw
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  16876. Morning Jane.
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  16877. SDR is just a basket of fiat currencies like the dollar, euro, sterling etc....
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  16878. Hi @Spencer Carpenter, Fiat currency was around before crypto so its value is derived form the fiat dollar. have a look at John Exter's inverted pyramid and you will see what I mean.
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  16879. Thanks for the visit
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  16880. Morning
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  16881. Happy to hear that!
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  16882. Much appreciated
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  16883. Hello 😊
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  16884. Hi Bob, I don't think I'm the only one with that problem but I have looked into it and have tried to work on it. I guess the best cure is to actually pause and not try to always say something. At least I'm not a mainstream media hack reading off a teleprompter ;) Thanks for following my videos.
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  16885. Hi @Jack Drusus, You are right but I would say a lot of the rise is because of interference by the Exchange Stabilization Fund and the PPT. As I said in this video they will either let the system implode or keep inflating it and it looks like the latter is what they plan to do. Yes the markets look great but in the longer term the fiat currency will be debased big time.
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  16886. My pleasure!
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  16887. Hi @Michael Salazar, You are welcome.
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  16888. I am not so sure as all the people working at the Fed are brainwashed Keynesians.
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  16889. I would say it could happen soon and it will mean the Fed is behind the curve so I would expect the Fed to have to start cutting again. We could be down to the 1.34% area even by next week if we start seeing more bad news related to what is happening in China. We are already seeing the Australian dollar drop to 11-year lows versus the dollar and the Aussie dollar is seen as a proxy for Chinese economic growth. China is Australia's biggest trading partner.
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  16890. I think the natural pull after breaking 1.34/36% are could be 1%. The German 10-year bund yield is at around -0.40% and historically the bund/treasury 10 year spread never used to get much over 100 basis points and now it’s almost 200 so if we break 1.34% we could see a rush to lock + 1% yield and if the bund yields remain steady 0.6% in U.S. 10-year is possible as it would narrow the bund/treasury spread back to 100.
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  16891. To the best of my knowledge U.S. based Glint clients were not affected as the U.S. operation was not under administration and as far as I know all clients' funds and gold were safeguarded and returned to clients.
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  16892. Hopefully I will be interviewing the CEO soon and I plan to ask hard questions about what happened last year when they were in administration for two months. I’ve spoken to him recently and I’m ok with giving out my referral code again.
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  16893. Thanks, John. Have great weekend as well.
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  16894.  @baronsilverbaron757  The other point I would make is that a house that was worth around £600k in 2007 would have been worth about $1.2 million as £ touched $2.11 that year. Now even if it is worth £1 million it will be worth the same it was in the reserve currency ($) now or $1.2 million.
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  16895. I think Harry Dent is wrong about gold while real estate will, in my opinion, stay fairly steady versus fiat currencies as central banks inflate to infinity. Real estate will lose real value versus precious metals. I don't understand how Harry Dent, who seems to be an intelligent individual, does not understand that gold is more than just a normal commodity.
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  16896. +Paola Crawford It is unusual for bullion banks to espouse the virtues of physical gold. From personal experience I know that bullion banks are fine with their clients buying FX/gold or non-allocated but they are very reluctant to encourage their clients to take delivery. So it is unusual for this guy to come out with the truth about ETFs or paper gold.
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  16897. +Annie Farmer You are welcome. Thanks for supporting my channel.
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  16898. I do not see a reason why it should not.
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  16899.  @snowyskylar8821  It's hard to say. If you are concerned you should do what gives you peace of mind. Hyperinflation is not a linear event as it could happen anytime.
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  16900. Hi @Snowy Skylar, Good to know you have no debt. As for your question I am not an expert in housing or building but if you are then I’d be comparing the costs.
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  16901. +Eric Goodwin Maybe. I need to look into it a bit more.
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  16902. Morning!
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  16903. Morning!
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  16904. You are the exception @Grant Harding.
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  16905. Maybe so but it will be the public who are forced to use the currency that they issue that will suffer.
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  16906. Morning!
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  16907. Hi @Chris Eustace, I don't think these are derivative losses but losses on their stock holdings in the Nasdaq.
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  16908. Yes. That is the only Geneva there is in Switzerland
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  16909. +Sidney Boudro It's the increase in the money supply.
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  16910. That's for you to decide.
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  16911. As I said in the video a lot of people make investment decisions at the beginning of the calendar year.
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  16912. Not you but for some and me it does.
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  16913. Our pleasure!
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  16914. Glad it was helpful!
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  16915. Our pleasure!
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  16916. Morning!
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  16917. Thanks 🙏
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  16918. Glad you enjoyed it
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  16919. Very hot here in London. Looks like temperatures will reach 88 fahrenheit which is high for us. I will be playing golf this afternoon so will be taking plenty of water along.
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  16920. Thanks for the sub!
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  16921. Check Apmex or Monex.
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  16922. :)
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  16923. +reisele1980 I really can't say what you could retire on but I would have to say that 70 troy ounces of silver would not be enough. If silver goes to $500 I guess that would be worth $35'000 but it is difficult to say how far that $35'000 would take you. I think that in the US the average worker could live frugally of a silver dime which was about 8% of an ounce. So with 70 oz you could probably live comfortably for a couple of years.
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  16924. +Anders I had a look at the chart and the low was around 0.55 euro in late 2012. It does not look good though and it is the fourth biggest bank in Spain. Thanks for the heads up.
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  16925. +Lawrence E. Look up the following on google: Silver and the Hunt Brothers.
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  16926. You’re welcome.
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  16927. The Nazis kept a Reichsbank official at the BIS in Basel though. The BIS is, of course the banker for the central banks so I am not too sure about your reasoning. I recommend you read the Tower of Basel by Adam Lebor. The central bankers in London and Basel allowed the Nazis to loot gold from Czechoslovakia in 1938 so it looks like they were on very friendly terms.
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  16928. Glad you liked it!
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  16929. Much appreciated
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  16930. Welcome!
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  16931. Good morning!
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  16932. Thanks for listening
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  16933. Hi Chris, I did get the day of the week wrong! Not sure why I thought it was Friday. At least I got the date right. January 30, 2019.
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  16934. Sorry I thought it was Friday for some reason!
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  16935. Thanks. I’ll have a look.
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  16936. Hi John, Thanks.
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  16937. Morning Robert. Thanks.
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  16938. Hi, The high in spot gold is $2028. You are looking probably at gold futures.
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  16939. Good morning!
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  16940. I'd say the markets are complacent as any time there is real trouble the Fed and the government step in like they did during the banking troubles in March.
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  16941. Good morning!
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  16942.  @robertclayton1922  Because buying gold would be the right thing to do and as they are Keynesians they think inflating the system is the right thing to do.
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  16943. Thanks for watching!
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  16944. Hi @Danny Gonzales, I would not disagree with you point of view and that is why I have been telling my viewers not to finance the Globalists by hold dollars or any of the other fiat currencies. BTW you don't need to write in capital letters, my vision is still good.
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  16945. Could be. It has really pushed the non-puppet countries to move away from the dollar.
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  16946. It's an impersonator, It is a scam. I just got rid of it.
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  16947. Hi @Skwei Thiu, That was a scam or impersonator. I have deleted him and reported it to YouTube. I never give out WhatsApp numbers here.
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  16948. Very welcome
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  16949. No. This an impersonator. It's a scam.
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  16950. Yes, I am deleting these scam messages and have reported them to YouTube.
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  16951. Yes, I've reported it and I erasing all of it. It's an impersonator and a scam. This has been going on for months unfortunately
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  16952.  @douglascarlson9006  I have contacted them by email and they are aware of this but I think they are probably too busy deleting and censoring channels that question official government narratives.
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  16953. Yes, I have just seen this impersonator/scammer and I am geting rid of these messages and have reported it to YouTUbe,
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  16954. My pleasure!
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  16955. Morning Greg.
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  16956. Thanks again!
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  16957. Hello there!
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  16958. Yes.
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  16959. I'm originally from Brazil but have been here for 31 years but to be honest I do not care for labels like that. It is just another way to divide and rule people.
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  16960. That is strange.
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  16961. Hello there!
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  16962. Thanks. I enjoyed speaking with him.
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  16963. Morning!
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  16964. If wages and salaries had kept up with the debasement of the currency the average middle class family would be as well off as the one from 1952 and you would not have both spouses having to work as they do today. The growth in wealth inequality we have seen in the last 30 years or so would not have happened either. The problem with inflation or loss of purchasing power of the currency is that it hurts those who are on fixed incomes and those who are not wealthy as it is very hard to protect your standard of living if you cannot save and buy assets that protect you from the inflation.
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  16965. Have a nice day
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  16966. For me it's been happening since 2002. What you need to understand is that fiat currencies start losing value versus real money the day they are enacted into law by politicians so they are basically in a bear market right off the bat.
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  16967. Cool, thanks!
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  16968. Or probably September or GCU
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  16969. The spot price high $1898.75. I think the price you’re looking at is the August future on comex or GCQ.
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  16970. Hi Max, I hope all is well in your neck of the woods.
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  16971. The reason it was originally 371-4/16 is because it matched the Spanish Milled Dollar. 4/16 is a quarter so it could also have been 8/32s but the Coinage Act used 371-4/16
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  16972. Glad it was helpful!
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  16973. Hello there!
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  16974. Hello there!
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  16975. Glad you like them!
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  16976. I have family there. There are 8 million people living there and they are not all globalists.
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  16977. +OnlyMyPOV Marshall Swing sees an economic collapse coming in the week of July 20-27, 2018 and he says "gold and silver will vanish from the market as paper assets go to zero". Here is the link: https://www.silverdoctors.com/gold/gold-news/marshall-swing-global-economic-collapse-july-20-27-2018-part-i-the-calculation-and-significance/
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  16978. +Diane Alden Let's hope he won't follow in RR's footsteps.
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  16979. +Tor Big mess!
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  16980. +Bob Baba Vanga might have been right but if her prediction does come true I think it will be for another reason other than the Electoral College Vote.
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  16981. Hello there!
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  16982. Glad you liked it!
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  16983. Thanks for watching!
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  16984. Hi @Chris Napolitano, You are welcome and thanks.
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  16985. 2008 and 2020 were collapses and you and your fellow taxpayers and future taxpayers got left with the bill.
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  16986. Par for the course.
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  16987. Good morning, Dave.
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  16988. Thanks so much
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  16989. Thanks @marina blue
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  16990. Well, if you don't watch it you will not understand fully why such an obscure organization like the BIS actually rules the world. They want you to think they are not important but they definitely are.
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  16991. The BIS is above the U.S. government as you will see in the documentary as they stopped the DOJ from criminally prosecuting HSBC.
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  16992. Watch the "All the Plenary's Men" documentary and you will see why. In a nutshell, the Fed and the other central banks are controlled and regulated by the BIS. The Fed is a U.S. based institution so it would not be able to operate above U.S. law as blatantly as the BIS.
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  16993. @Rick W, My EOS a/c name is: gmytknjugyge
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  16994. You mean the account name starting with a g?
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  16995. Hi Rick, That is a good point. I never update my donation addresses since EOS went live after June 2nd. I will do so now. My public key is: EOS6aXVqoBWQFohe4dMyFMmWnEpaSeXC1CvwkgrWRjTeNFdZhxTso
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  16996. Yes, that is right. Good point.
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  16997. Hi Savio, the trip was very nice. Had a great time. Thanks
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  16998. Good book. I read over twenty years ago and I would say the moochers, parasites and looters are all around now.
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  16999. Hello there!
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  17000. Thank you! You too!
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  17001. Morning!
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  17002. billydgarrett Yes.
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  17003. Thanks Ty!
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  17004. That's correct. The Irish Central Bank might hold some reserves for the Irish government but you would have to look into that.
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  17005. Here is something more about the subject: https://www.quora.com/Which-major-companies-have-their-European-headquarters-in-Ireland
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  17006. A lot of big U.S. and other multinationals have European headquarters in Ireland because Ireland is an offshore tax haven and a lot of the profits/earnings are legally kept in Ireland and that is why it looks like Ireland is a big holder of U.S. Treasuries or debt. Caribbean offshore tax havens are also big holders of Treasuries.
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  17007. I think you are wrong as most of them haven’t even heard of the Federal Reserve which is even worse than not knowing it is private/public partnership.
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  17008. Hi Holy Earth God, Thanks for the feedback and good with your golf this season!
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  17009. You are welcome!
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  17010. Are they delivering in two days to you?
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  17011. Communism or Fascism it doesn’t matter as they are both authoritarian systems.
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  17012. Gold sovereigns or half sovereigns are bullion and it’s the best way to own gold frankly so of course I do. Numismatic is different because the price of the coins are not as transparent.
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  17013. Yes. he does that most of the time.
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  17014. Thanks @Jason Fonnet
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  17015. +R R You are welcome. We've done the same as you.
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  17016. +Oliver B Thanks. I like watches. I got the explorer back in 2002. Great watch and investment.
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  17017. I guess it is up to each young individual to decide whether a university experience will be beneficial for him/her in the long term. From what I read or heard about student loans in the UK you only have to start paying it back once you start working and earning over a certain amount and that after thirty years it is written off if you have not paid it back.
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  17018. +workwillfreeyou I guess some people have different priorities!
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  17019. Yes. I would say so.
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  17020. It was one of the 2nd hand rings I bought when I was running my cashbrokers.co.uk shop in Bromley. When I liquidated the business I kept the ring. 9ct gold bloodstone signet ring.
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  17021. That is a good point let's hope that happens but I actually thing the debt is used as a control mechanism.
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  17022. +bev lower Why should government live beyond its means. The same rules of financial responsibility that apply to individuals should apply to governments. I agree with you about debt but unfortunately a great number of people in the U.K. and elsewhere have been brainwashed into believing that the more debt one takes in the more prosperous one will be.
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  17023. The only problem with the Revolut card at the moment is that you can’t deposit crypto currencies into it.
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  17024. I think you can ignore that.
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  17025. Actually you should think in terms of grams of gold. The fiat price of gold might vary but over the long term it's fiat that goes down and not gold.
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  17026. Not sure what you mean. As I said you can link your card to whatever currency you like. The gold is outside the banking system and held in a brinks vault in Switzerland (neutral country). If the UK banking system were to collapse you might lose some fiat money as would everyone else who have bank accounts but your gold would still be in the vault in Switzerland. They are also planning to bring out the option for you to take delivery of the gold. I recommend you look closely at their website and information provided.
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  17027. Hi Gary, I've lived in the UK since 1992. I grew up in Brazil but also lived in Florida for a few years so my accent is American and some people even think it sounds Canadian.
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  17028. Historically gold has been currency and I think Glint is a good project and provides that alternative. In the end of the day if we are not going to trust anyone we might as well go live in a cabin in a forest away from civilisation. I actually trust a private company like Glint more than the current governments and central banks.
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  17029. I agree with you 100% and that's why I said I still prefer physical.
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  17030. The account in Switzerland is not anonymous as far as I know and they actually hold physical gold at a Brinks vault in Switzerland. As I said in the video it does not replace holding actual physical gold as there is some counter party risk.
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  17031. When you exchange pounds for gold you will have an allocated physical gold holding at a brinks vault in Switzerland.
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  17032. No. This is not a crypto currency. You just apply for the card (free) which and then once you get your card you upload your app and then you send the funds to their bank account with the exact reference so it goes into your account. Once the pounds are in your account you can exchange them for grams of gold. You can also link you debit card to the currency you want to spend in: £ or gold.
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  17033. I have goldmoney too. The only difference is that you need to convert to fiat money and put it in the card while with Glint you can link the card directly to the grams of gold.
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  17034. Hi, The Gold is held in a vault in Switzerland. They will eventually allow for physical delivery. The gold will not used for leasing. Have a look at their website as there is a great deal of information there about what services they will provide and the timeline for their project development.
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  17035. I think I was one of the first people to report on the German situation.
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  17036. He paid 20.67 for one Troy ounce. The 20 dollar gold double eagle is 0.9675 of one Troy ounce. Basically you got 20 dollars promissory note for 20 dollars in gold.
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  17037. Same to you!
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  17038. I think it will be published tomorrow on her channel.
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  17039. Watch the documentary “The Spider’s Web: Britain’s Second Empire “. That should help you understand what’s going on a bit more.
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  17040. +Linnet Minnot The UK country code is 44. So you probably need to the following: 44 and then your mobile number without the zero in front.
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  17041. +havikshorst120 SEC is the wrong place to complain about gold futures. CFTC is the regulator for the futures and options market.
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  17042. Morning
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  17043. Glad you think so!
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  17044. It was the light outside this morning. I noticed it too. It was foggy with and without the lights on.
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  17045. +dwardt1 Yes. Just like the Federal Reserve Note in your pocket it carries counterparty risk and is not real money like gold or silver coins.
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  17046. +Julie Kelliher That's weird. I never heard of that. My subs have slowed down in the last couple of weeks.
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  17047. +urmydstny1 Nothing on AustraliaPop in this report but I encourage you to go to halfpasthuman dot com and maybe buy some of the old reports. I think Clif has a deal on at the moment if you would like to buy the old reports.
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  17048. Good morning
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  17049. You too!
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  17050. Thanks 👍
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  17051. +thenewsurvivalist I agree with you. I talk about this on this video: https://youtu.be/qVSLM40ia8A
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