Some family members and friends of mine are distraught right now because they feel that they have "lost money" by "investing" in cryptocurrencies which have "crashed". Lets take a fresh look at this.
@PeterSchiff on twitter July 24, 2020. "In 1792 #gold was $19.30 per ounce. By the time the Federal Reserve Act was passed 121 years later in 1913 the price of gold had risen to $20.67. Today the price closed above $1900. It took the Fed 107 years to destroy 99% of the dollar's value. The last 1% will be killer."
They are attempting to destroy that last 1% in 2022. #ENDTHEFED and #FUCKCBDC's
Excellent explanations of crypto currencies. I didn't understand it at all before. Now I see that it will be backed by gold which is fixed instead of the DS inflationary paper money. So it sounds like the principle of profiting by "long-term" investments still stands. In other words, if you plan long term returns on your investments, then LEAVE THE MONEY TO HELL ALONE and the fluctuations of the market will sort itself out and you can then sell or purchase as desired at the appropriate time for your own needs. I've always understood it as a shoe sale (lol). When the current price of shoes is $100, you can buy it now, at that price or wait for the sale (drop in market value), so when its on sale for $25 you could buy 4 pairs of shoes or one for $20. Whichever you choose. AND when the market is high and the price of the shoe goes back up or even exceeds the $100 original value, then you can sell your extra shoes that you bought at $25 each and gain large profits (buy for 25 and sell for100 or more..X the number of shoes previously bought. great. eh? Anyway, that's how I understood it. so I'd just leave the money where it is (and stop whining people) and instead if you had extra money, buy more crypto shares at the lower vice value and wait it out for the it to grow, whenever. lol Of course if you don't have extra money to buy more then don't worry about it and it will grow on its own after the U.S. Corporation has been publicly announced and the ball is rolling in our favor. yeah, no timestamp though.
What happens when the currency is allowed to be printed by government order beyond the limits of backing in precious metal or the production of goods and services?
Apparent Capital as "Paper" Inductor
In this structure, credit, presented as a pure element called "currency," has the appearance of capital, but is in effect negative capital. Hence, it has the appearance of service, but is in fact, indebtedness or debt. It is therefore an economic inductance instead of an economic capacitance, and if balanced in no other way, will be balanced by the negation of population (war, genocide). The total goods and services represent real capital called the gross national product, and currency may be printed up to this level and still represent economic capacitance; but currency printed beyond this level is subtractive, represents the introduction of economic inductance, and constitutes notes of indebtedness.
War is therefore the balancing of the system by killing the true creditors (the public which we have taught to exchange true value for inflated currency) and falling back on whatever is left of the resources of nature and regeneration of those resources.
Assets (such as stock, precious metals, crypto, …) has peaks and valleys. And they all have a method in which they build upon called momentum. It seems as history repeats itself in crypto, every 2 to 4 years there’s a peak and a valley (called reset). The market doesn’t crash, profits are taken out of crypto which drives a market down. The wealthy typically buy in the valley and sell after profit has been realized on the way up to the peak. It’s the masses that jump in as the prices reach near peak just before a slide backwards occurs. In everything, there should be an exit strategy and we all need to plan our own strategy based on tolerance. Consolidation happens typically before momentum upward begins, so watch for a sideway motion…. Dan D (CM)
Gaaaa. I love you man! The timing of this message for me was perfection! I've been hanging onto my crypto, and stubborn optimism as fiscal investments are not my strong suit, but I am a dabbler. I've always been about viewing things from diff perspectives and this is just reassuring that my intuition has been on point to just hold onto what I've got and not stress about it. Also a huge fan of End The Fed!
Money becomes worthless when supply and demand get reorganized around realistic expectations and reality itself.
When we look at the "stack" of issues before us, I advise people to consider the following; Food, Water, Energy, Community.
Should we arrive at scarcity, where we cannot get access to some of these above goods - money will do nothing. The "warlord" will be more powerful than the "banker" at this time, and until things settle down it will be this way. People will band together in communities, and our "giant world" of the Internet could shrink right down to the local tribe.
This "value" of "units" is used by the financial services industry to prevent customers from selling their investments. This is usually to keep the market going, and to prevent emotions from driving lows even lower. These particular units, Coins, need electricity and a market place to be used. People who receive these Coins, will also need to be able to use them for their purposes.
Example;
Vendor makes Chairs, accepts Bitcoin, needs Wood, Labor, Nails/Screws. Can the vendor turn around and use the Coins to keep things going? How many people will say no to this nonsense, of "it's in your cellphone/wallet.." what will what is in my technology matter when I am trying to trade it for potatoes from the ground?
Even Silver/Gold, at least a physical token - is still a token. How much regression are we looking at is a better question to consider. Where can we product metals and machined parts? Where can we get replacement bits for our equipment needed to grow food, gather and purify water, power lights - or our phones for our coin wallets.
Reminds me of the movie "The Big Short." Where Brad Pitt's character calls out what the new currency will be - Seeds.
The Central Banking fraud needs to end, I just do not think any "money" solution works with what comes next. In the stack of issues there are things that require compassion, patience, forgiveness, mercy.. none of which will ever be found in our money - only ourselves.
@PeterSchiff on twitter July 24, 2020. "In 1792 #gold was $19.30 per ounce. By the time the Federal Reserve Act was passed 121 years later in 1913 the price of gold had risen to $20.67. Today the price closed above $1900. It took the Fed 107 years to destroy 99% of the dollar's value. The last 1% will be killer."
They are attempting to destroy that last 1% in 2022. #ENDTHEFED and #FUCKCBDC's
Excellent explanations of crypto currencies. I didn't understand it at all before. Now I see that it will be backed by gold which is fixed instead of the DS inflationary paper money. So it sounds like the principle of profiting by "long-term" investments still stands. In other words, if you plan long term returns on your investments, then LEAVE THE MONEY TO HELL ALONE and the fluctuations of the market will sort itself out and you can then sell or purchase as desired at the appropriate time for your own needs. I've always understood it as a shoe sale (lol). When the current price of shoes is $100, you can buy it now, at that price or wait for the sale (drop in market value), so when its on sale for $25 you could buy 4 pairs of shoes or one for $20. Whichever you choose. AND when the market is high and the price of the shoe goes back up or even exceeds the $100 original value, then you can sell your extra shoes that you bought at $25 each and gain large profits (buy for 25 and sell for100 or more..X the number of shoes previously bought. great. eh? Anyway, that's how I understood it. so I'd just leave the money where it is (and stop whining people) and instead if you had extra money, buy more crypto shares at the lower vice value and wait it out for the it to grow, whenever. lol Of course if you don't have extra money to buy more then don't worry about it and it will grow on its own after the U.S. Corporation has been publicly announced and the ball is rolling in our favor. yeah, no timestamp though.
Great point of view. Thanks!
Are we still going to see 138k bitcoin in Q3 as previously predicted ( though a year later)?
What happens when the currency is allowed to be printed by government order beyond the limits of backing in precious metal or the production of goods and services?
Apparent Capital as "Paper" Inductor
In this structure, credit, presented as a pure element called "currency," has the appearance of capital, but is in effect negative capital. Hence, it has the appearance of service, but is in fact, indebtedness or debt. It is therefore an economic inductance instead of an economic capacitance, and if balanced in no other way, will be balanced by the negation of population (war, genocide). The total goods and services represent real capital called the gross national product, and currency may be printed up to this level and still represent economic capacitance; but currency printed beyond this level is subtractive, represents the introduction of economic inductance, and constitutes notes of indebtedness.
War is therefore the balancing of the system by killing the true creditors (the public which we have taught to exchange true value for inflated currency) and falling back on whatever is left of the resources of nature and regeneration of those resources.
https://www.thewayofcoherence.com/post/blood-money
Excellent. This is exactly how I think too.
Assets (such as stock, precious metals, crypto, …) has peaks and valleys. And they all have a method in which they build upon called momentum. It seems as history repeats itself in crypto, every 2 to 4 years there’s a peak and a valley (called reset). The market doesn’t crash, profits are taken out of crypto which drives a market down. The wealthy typically buy in the valley and sell after profit has been realized on the way up to the peak. It’s the masses that jump in as the prices reach near peak just before a slide backwards occurs. In everything, there should be an exit strategy and we all need to plan our own strategy based on tolerance. Consolidation happens typically before momentum upward begins, so watch for a sideway motion…. Dan D (CM)
Gaaaa. I love you man! The timing of this message for me was perfection! I've been hanging onto my crypto, and stubborn optimism as fiscal investments are not my strong suit, but I am a dabbler. I've always been about viewing things from diff perspectives and this is just reassuring that my intuition has been on point to just hold onto what I've got and not stress about it. Also a huge fan of End The Fed!
End the Fed.
Money becomes worthless when supply and demand get reorganized around realistic expectations and reality itself.
When we look at the "stack" of issues before us, I advise people to consider the following; Food, Water, Energy, Community.
Should we arrive at scarcity, where we cannot get access to some of these above goods - money will do nothing. The "warlord" will be more powerful than the "banker" at this time, and until things settle down it will be this way. People will band together in communities, and our "giant world" of the Internet could shrink right down to the local tribe.
This "value" of "units" is used by the financial services industry to prevent customers from selling their investments. This is usually to keep the market going, and to prevent emotions from driving lows even lower. These particular units, Coins, need electricity and a market place to be used. People who receive these Coins, will also need to be able to use them for their purposes.
Example;
Vendor makes Chairs, accepts Bitcoin, needs Wood, Labor, Nails/Screws. Can the vendor turn around and use the Coins to keep things going? How many people will say no to this nonsense, of "it's in your cellphone/wallet.." what will what is in my technology matter when I am trying to trade it for potatoes from the ground?
Even Silver/Gold, at least a physical token - is still a token. How much regression are we looking at is a better question to consider. Where can we product metals and machined parts? Where can we get replacement bits for our equipment needed to grow food, gather and purify water, power lights - or our phones for our coin wallets.
Reminds me of the movie "The Big Short." Where Brad Pitt's character calls out what the new currency will be - Seeds.
The Central Banking fraud needs to end, I just do not think any "money" solution works with what comes next. In the stack of issues there are things that require compassion, patience, forgiveness, mercy.. none of which will ever be found in our money - only ourselves.