Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Stoic Finance" channel.

  1. Jackson Sten March SPAM thread! Woo-Hoo! Never heard of him. Definitely won't look him up, if he has to spam YouTube comments for business! LOL!
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  2. You always lose me at "exactly 7 days."
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  3. DeSantis lost my vote when he did a 180 on Ukraine. Now he's on the side of the neocon/neolib BORG.
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  4. I'm convinced it's what they want, just like the blue cities are jockeying for federal bailouts that I might become a tax protester over.
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  5.  @ipeednkennyspool8274  "Don't piss down my back and tell me it's raining, Barney."
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  6. The population has herd immunity against inflation: Borrow to the hilt. Spend it now. Do not save.
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  7. Why is Goldman-Sachs still a thing? Oh yeah. They bailed them out in 2008, so they could do it again.
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  8. I love these SPAM threads.
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  9.  @stellaadams593  It's simple. The government spends trillions more than it takes in, and the Fed prints money. There's the source of inflation. All the rest is distraction.
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  10.  @trazzpalmer3199  I thought ETFs were the way to go, but I'm having 2nd thoughts about my ability to redeem them after the government crashes the dollar and insists on buying up all such assets and the underlying gold and silver at a discount price, like Franklin Delano Roosevelt in the First Great Robbery. All these people stacking gold are wise, if inflation is ALL that happens, but otherwise things remain the same. I'm just not sure things will remain the same, and my only recourse will be to redeem my holdings for worthless scrip. GLD and SLV should be through the roof. They're not. There's already something artificially keeping them down.
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  11.  @graceocean8323  Nice SPAM! Woo-Hoo! I love these SPAM threads!
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  12.  @nicolep7241  They drove up prices, everywhere. Eventually, landlords in the big cities, sitting on tons of empty office and storefront space, will have to admit defeat, and either sell at a loss or default. As an individual, I sorta moved sideways, to a red state closer to home. Made bank on the sale and paid a premium on the purchase after. Now I'm in a smaller town with the same job. No crime. More land than the old place. More debt, too, at least slightly, but a better interest rate than my previous mortgage, and payments comparable to before that I can more than handle. On paper, I've gained equity, but I'm in it for the long haul and can service my debt, so I'm at least OK, there. Anticipating inflation to come, the tail end of this mortgage will be paid off in massively inflated dollars if I can just stay the course in spite of everything the Uni-Party does to me.
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  13.  @forsociopoliticalstuff2629  So far, the high-dollar real estate in the cities is holding out for better times, but urban office and shop space is WAY over-priced and they're refusing to come down. When reality forces these landlords to fold, things will snowball out from there. Anyone who needs to sell in the next few years might take it in the shorts, if they got in on the buying frenzy. I just think there's no telling how the government may respond. I fear a forcible re-set.
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  14. Collapse of banks is part of the plan, as far as I can tell. These billionaires want to be the ones to pick up the pieces, buy at bargain-basement prices, and dole out favors to those who obey them.
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  15. Put links in the description. Don't interrupt the flow with your own commercials. That's the part that makes me not want to follow up on how I might support you. It's a slower way for you to make money, short term, but it's more lasting. Diversify your platforms and mention links in the description, but take a Styxhexenhammer approach to monetization.
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  16. If bank regulation were the solution, there would never be any bank failures or financial meltdowns. I think we'd all be better off with competing currencies, and not one dollar to rule them all, like Sauron's Ring.
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  17.  @alasdair4161  Yes. SPAM.
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  18.  @Crosby739  Big Tech was financed and has been controlled by the U.S. Government from the start.
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  19. JP Morgan is a degenerate money-laundering operation.
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  20. You'd be more believable if you didn't insert a commercial every 5 minutes.
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  21. No. Printing a few trillion dollars is what made the '08 crisis fester for years. This is the same exact ploy that FDR used during a recession that he built into a decade-long Great Depression, all the while putting himself forward as the SOLUTION. The New Deal didn't bring us out of the Great Depression. It perpetuated it, along with a great number of myths that have kept the Keynesian gravy train rolling for a very small group of very bad people.
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  22. SPAM THREAD.
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  23. SPAM THREAD.
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