Comments by "Ace1000ks1975" (@Ace1000ks19751982) on "Peter Schiff"
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Hyperinflation will happen when foreign treasury bond holders decide to sell all their treasury bonds. Then, the US will be in a very vulnerable situation, the Fed Reserve can print all the money they want and bail out every single person, and bail out every failed institution, but this money will not buy much. A lot of stuff we use is imported from other countries, and the price of those goods will go up a lot. This will lead to the US dollar no longer being the world reserve currency, and when that happens the cost of all imported goods will no longer be cheap. We don't even have shoe factories, textile mills, semi conductor foundries, electronics component manufacturers, etc. If you want to buy a smartphone, it will become a lot more expensive to buy, because the money has been very undervalued. In addition to that, you have high tariffs thanks to Donald Trump, so the price of those imported goods will be 30% more.
We need parts for tractors, farm machinery, machinery in automated factories, parts for automobiles that are assembled in US assembly plants, parts for automobiles, electronic components to build more complicated machines, etc. If you don't get those parts then the whole economy will stall. The price of those things will go up a lot, and that will be passed on to the consumer.
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That's false, because we had recessions before we had a Federal Reserve Banking system. Panic of 1785, Copper Panic of 1789, Panic of 1796-97, recession of 1802 to 1804, Depression of 1807..... Panic of 1857, recession of 1860 to 1861, Panic of 1873, etc, etc. Lastly, the Panic of 1910 to 1911, which led to the creation of a central bank of the USA aka Federal Reserve Banking system.
You people are really very poorly educated and ignorant of real history. You just cherry pick what you want from history. You will always have recessions in a free market economy, it happened before we had central banks. We had many depressions, and recessions in history, yet we survived through all of them. People who were over leveraged lost everything, so what. People make dumb choices, they suffer the consequences of those bad decisions. Stop blaming other people for your problems loser. This is why losers like you voted for Trump.
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@MrB1923 If your Bitcoins get stolen, you can never get it back. If someone stole my credit card and used it, I can call the bank, and they can do a charge back. This is because there is arbitration.
Anyways, the exchanges where you put your Bitcoins are regulated, so you better provide all that paperwork to the government at the next tax season. If you don't, the IRS will simply audit you, and you know the IRS right? There is no due process with them, you are guilty until you prove yourself innocent, not the other way around. The IRS can look into your credit card history, bank history, find out how much you deposited into coinbase, your bank account, etc. All they have to do is subpoena for those records from the cryptocurrency exchanges or your bank. If you bought a $100,000 car, the auto dealer is required by law to report any transactions over $10,000. There is no escape.
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@scabu3 In today's money $50 in 1980 is equivalent to $156.50. $1 in 1980 is about $3.13 in purchasing power today.
Silver hasn't kept up with inflation. On the other hand, gold was $800 in 1980. In today's money, gold should be $2504. Gold also didn't keep up with inflation. If you bought Toyota stock in 1982 when it was $14/share, and today it is about $127. If you invested $50,000 in Toyota stock, $50,000 in silver, and $50,000 in gold.
Toyota stock = $453,571
silver = $23,000
gold = $116,250
kept it in cash = $50,000
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Most of those dollars are in East Asian countries that have very high population densities. A country like China has about 1.2 billion people, and China might have about $2+ trillion in U.S. bonds or more, but what is $2 trillion over 1.2 billion? That amounts to $1666 per person in China, and that isn't a lot. China, Japan, S.Korea, and Taiwan needs the U.S. to buy their goods. In turn, they buy oil, natural gas, agricultural prod, timber, minerals, medicine, heavy machinery, defense equip, etc
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