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Please do a video with Robert Kiyosaki
+My- “NO” one has a better grasp of the financial condition of America than
Mike Maloney!..no one!
Too TALL i agree with you. He has opened my mind. I would want Maloney
president of USA but the reason i want him to do a video with Kiyosaki its
because I got in financial education because of Robert and they are both
great minds and great human beings.
My Shqipes, mike is part of robert team.
Alex Guzman i know i smiled when i first learned about that
nanograms on a block chain to dislodge the financial parasites! brilliant!
+Deathbydebt Nah, not at all. I’d still rather Bitcoin. The problem with
nanograms on a blockchain is that they can be created out of thin air by a
company, the difference between that is Bitcoin is that Bitcoin is tamper
proof and can’t be created out of thin air. Nanograms on a blockchain is no
better than a federal reserve gold standard with an empty vault. Bitcoin
can never be empty, it holds value in itself because it costs enormous
amounts of money to generate coins. Bitcoin is still a far better store of
value. You can’t even be sure they have your gold on file, and trust me
when I say this, they’ll run a fractional reserve just like the current
bankers do. They WILL NOT have ALL the gold, if any of it.
+Albert M Picard
Bitcoin is just another sophisticated account ledger. I has a subjective
value based on its software integrity and the faith/trust of it users.
Bitcoin has no commodity backing or derived intrinsic value. Gold and other
physical forms of wealth does.
+Deathbydebt I disagree, it has a concrete and derived value based on the
resources required to generate it. If you could not get a profit on your
generated Bitcoin then nobody would generate it, the Bitcoin network hash
rate would collapse and the currency would die. The equilibrium is
maintained through a natural market dynamic of awareness of derived value.
Intrinsic value? A small amount, since it has technical uses, but not much
intrinsic value since these uses could theoretically be accomplished with
only fractions of a Bitcoin since it is divisible up to 8 decimal places.
Thankfully it’s not a requirement for Bitcoin to have high levels of
intrinsic value to be a useful or valuable currency though. Golds main
intrinsic value is jewellery (which is a — subjectively — weak intrinsic
value to begin with), but it also does have other uses, they just aren’t as
common and can usually be replaced with another metal (electronics,
medicine, and so forth). Other physical forms of wealth (if you’re
referring to tangible goods) have high intrinsic value, but if you’re
referring to paper currency then it has none other than perhaps the ability
to burn well on a cold day 🙂
I will also add that Bitcoins biggest selling point is its inability to be
counterfeited. Like I said, counterfeiting will be a major problem of
“blockchain backed gold”, and the owners running a fractional reserve will
also be a major problem. Both problems that Bitcoin does not have.
I understand your point of view but i prefer my currencies rooted in the
physical world. Also Bitcoin biggest selling point is that its a free
market currency outside of the centralized money monopoly vampire banking
system. That’s the main reason the powers that be hate crypto-currencies
and PMs. Agreed They cant be legally counterfeited into extinction.
& that’s just what i said: NO MORE NATIONAL DEBT, NO MORE ENRICHING PRIVATE
BANKERS & IMPOVERISHING the CITIZENS WHO PAY FOR THE SCAM of a NATIONAL
DEBT. Cancel it, just cancel it. no more selling off public assets on the
cheap to these thieves, these criminals, this GANG of CRIMINAL BANKERS &
TREASONOUS POLITICIANS.
A debt jubilee?
Bring it on already! End the corrupt FIAT! I really hope 2017 is the very
last year of it!
Won’t happen
Muldeeer , it wont, if it ends it will roll over to a new system that they
probably already have planned any how, more than likly electronic hence
keeping this system current for long enough for every one to be converted
to cards and chips and the frame work for it
+noel bashford
Yeah I know most people think like that. I understand, but you’re still
wrong and time will soon verify that. It is an extraordinary time to live
in right now! cheers
The US will never go back to gold as currency, it still has the same
problem as the fed system it will be a few that control the gold supply as
in past any how, it needs the government to control currency what ever
system in place as private entities are always going to perform as what is
happening now, dont get me wrong it should be gold but do you think a
government is going to buy enough gold to supply a nation, what about all
the people that cant even have fiat currency enough to supply them selves a
living, and if it does happen i bet 80-90% of people will not have gold and
be on the streets instantly, meaning you wont want to use gold as people
will be following you home that arvo, For every one of us that knows this
info there is probaby a thousand or more people that dont understand this,
And yes it is an extraordanary time we live in
Bill Still agrees there should be no gold standard as it is just as easily
manipulated as the money counterfeiting operation we have now as a monetary
system. I like Mikes idea of gold nano-gram’s on some sort of digital card
with the physical nano-gram’s in the card.
kingneddy He did say gold in a audited and verfied non-state vault with
crypto nanagrams on a blockchain. This would be great for transactions, but
every one should still keep physical.
Mike Maloney, Peter Schiff, and Ron Paul all need to do a video together.
That would be pretty epic.
Thsiscool they all need to be in higher office together.
i think ron paul was already featured in one of his videos..
actually .. just g00gle…. “Peter Schiff & Mike Maloney Playlist”
Too bad it’s cut short as his dialogue was getting interesting
Click the link for more, there’s 9 bonus videos on that page.
GoldSilver (w/ Mike Maloney)
GoldSilver (w/ Mike Maloney)
so who built the ghost cities in china, where does all the money go. if
they understand the system so well are they leaving their billions in banks
or are they reinvesting it, or are they sleeping on pikes of money
they built it while they could use fiat money to build it with. more
painful to build all that with honest money …
32commonsenseguy is it not still fiat, are they still building it, are
moloneyd assertions absurd, Morgan’s facial expressions reveal
+Ellenn Oits human instincts tell people ag/au are money
This monetary system is a giant scam and I completely agree with you Mike.
We need to abolish these “central counterfeiters,” and go back to what has
worked in the past. Go back to gold and silver:)
The finance jobs go, there is no other work for people to do. A lot of
government jobs are the same. They are there to keep people busy, and
nothing more. If things were run efficiently, can you imagine the numbers
of people not working ?
And tech is taking more jobs every year. The whole thing is bread and
circuses. 90% of people fighting over pennies while the rich sit in luxury
and must create chaos to stop people from noticing, The people are being
played.
Maaaaaaate takes part in MGTOW robots are tools, corporations are the cause
of trouble because they don’t pay workers retraining.
Yes things are tougher than when I was in the labor force. Gold will be a
safe haven for the near future MN
+Jon Gund Bitcoin is better than Gold.
I have to do more research to agree with u on that one.
+Jon Gund Bitcoin is pretty easy to transfer globally and it can be easily
protected without relying on third parties. Bitcoin has the best
characteristics of Gold plus a lot of others pretty good advantages thanks
to the internet infrastructure 🙂
Yes, that could work, gold nanograms attached to Bitcoin’s ledger.
The future economy will be totally digital and decentralized. Bitcoin is a
worldwide-distributed decentralized peer-to-peer system (see Blockchain
technology) backed by mathematics, open source code, cryptography and the
most powerful and secure decentralized computational network on the planet,
orders of magnitude more powerful than google and government combined.
There is a limit of 21 million bitcoins (divisible in smaller units).
“Backed by Government” money is not backed by anything and is infinitely
printed at will by Central Banks. Bitcoin is limited and decentralized.
gold at 10 month lows, just placed my order. :)
Me too. I just bought 2 more oz. Cheers 🙂
WHAT WE NEED TO DO IS START TAKING OUR MONEY OUT OF THE BANKS AND THAT WILL
CAUSE A RUN ON THE BANKS AND THE WHOLE THING WILL GO DOWN IN A BIG FLAME.
oh yeah brother!
Best 2min summary that explains the root of nearly everything that is wrong
in the world today
Totaly agree:)
My thought exactly.
Rocco Siffredi yes sir, and I myself have done conclusive research
supporting his statements as well… I own hardly any PMs and still I
support real money
Well the very very root is collectivism. The idea that society is some kind
of organism unto itself that we aught to owe our loyalty and allegiance to.
That it is okay to use force to protect this ideal… e.g. Karl Marx and
the idea that property is not just property. That some property is “the
means of production” is that is is justifiable to vandalise and steal such
property to combat the “oppression” that results from renting it out. This
all goes some way towards the idea that we need central government planning
of society (like some kind of scientific ant farm experiment) with central
banks, taxes and regulations. Can’t let any one person be too successful…
Politicians must always hold more power that successful CEOs and
entrepreneurs that reshape the world through voluntarily offering new and
improved goods and services. Government force must always rule over the
voluntary flows and natural prosperity that flow from the free market. This
is our world. The sad thing is that there is no guaranteed point at which a
population will certainly wake up from socialism. They may worship this
religious belief of a legitimate centrally planning government body until
the end and zombification of the entire western civilisation… Look at
North Korea. They love their precious leader don’t they. Afterall, how
could they possible make food without their amazing government providing
them bread in the bread lines? Just like these days we can’t possibly
imagine how people could get access to education without the government
providing this. If the government started a 100% guarantee that we all get
well maintained shoes to protect our feet (and because it is the “right and
fair thing to do”, “for the greater good”, the same thing would happen to
the shoe industry… government monopolies are tough to beat because they
get to put a gun to your head and force you to pay for something even if
you don’t want it. And the people who do like it, go into the voting booth
and secretly, quiety (without shame), vote for this to happen. The trick
for the politicians is to offer stuff that the majority will keep voting
for… And there goes a little bit more of your freedom down the drain, bit
by bit, every year… If the government deficits get too large and it is
too politically unpopular for people to vote for higher taxes… simple
just lower the interest rates on the debt or inflate away the purchasing
power… Freedom slipping away… Gold is a threat because it does not need
a government to function as an ideal form of money. In fact it naturally
rejects government and would thrive in a free market with global electronic
payment systems – direct in gold. It would thus also threaten tariffs on
international trade. So yeah… most of the house of cards is built on
control of the money but deeper to that is the religious belief in
collectivism.
+Rocco Siffredi Actually your nickname is a better picture of everything
that’s wrong in the world today…
bitcoin, silver and gold should be the only options of payment
+Venus you have no idea what you’re talking about clown.
+ccceecc ccceecc firstly it’s not a wallet ID, it’s a Bitcoin address, and
secondly you can mix your coins with ease and then they will be
untraceable. Your concern is non-existent.
Albert M Picard ha-ha normal people don’t want to mix their coins . It’s
all traceable back to you if they want to spend the time. That’s not even
counting the feds are attacking trading houses now. Bitcoins are dead, get
out now.
UH-OH MONKEY Bitcoin is blockchain based.
+ccceecc ccceecc And normal people don’t need to mix their coins… Only
criminals do. And criminals can easily do it. And no, it’s not all
traceable back to you, that’s the entire point you asshat. And no, the feds
aren’t “attacking” “trading houses”, good lord you are stupid. Just stop.
Most of the peopple we work on the financial system we know about the hocus
pocus scam,
but why it doenst collapse already?,
what is keeping it alive?
I just cant wait fot the system to collapse, its taking to long
what is happening mike?, why people dont get scared already?
why the system doenst implode already?
things are happening very slow , WHY? WHY? WHY?
The dollar is the world currency for now, the world is a BIG place and this
will take time.
The financial industry accounts for 40% of the world’s GDP!
Out of control vacuum cleaner.
And what about all non-physical transactions? If i take a $100 000 house
loan to my bank account, and send this digital money to the seller: What
ensures that this digital money has physical gold behind it? Also, how do
we value gold if there is no fiat currency to value it against (serious
question)? If physical gold is supposed to be a world currency used by
everyone, it will have the same value all over the world. Quick Googling
gave an estimate of 80.9 trillion dollars in the whole world and total
amount of gold according to warren buffett is 171300 tonnes. To change our
current fiatmoney into gold would mean you would have to pay $16 057/oz.
which is more than 10 times the current gold valuation. What I mean by this
is that if gold is supposed to be the world currency it is currently
extremely undervalued. But I also think the undervaluation shows the
unlikelyhood of such system taking place. Moving physical gold around
between banks in the world as soon as bank transactions take place would be
too risky and too expencive.
You asked “How do we value gold [and silver] if there is no fiat currency
to value it against?” The answer is simply that today, we actually “value”
our currencies based upon gold and silver. Not the other way around. The
value of gold/silver is the constant in the equation. An ounce of gold is
worth about what a good man’s suit sells for in dollars today. It would be
worth that same man’s suit if dollars didn’t exist! In other words, when
someone says gold went down five-dollars (or up) they are actually saying
the dollar went up in value (or down).
I know there are many other variables involved but the basis for my claim
is sound.
+Gary Geiser Yes what I agree with is that we will have to value gold in
relation to merchandise. In your case you value gold against a nice suit.
But if gold then becomes high demand, maybe you can even get two nice suits
for the same gold, or 5 suits. The problem will be to follow the valuation
when the gold itself is the currency. Should we value it against something
important for people in the form of an index? For example, todays valuation
of 1oz. gold is 12 gal of water + 5lb of wheat? I think valuing the gold on
an international level would prove extremely difficult at least at first,
because everyone will have to use the same merchandise, but making fresh
water and wheat is easier in Europe than in Africa, while in africa maybe
it is very cheap to make a nice suit. Should we then value the water and
wheat against the suit so that we get a valuation between the 1 oz. of gold
and how many suits you can get for 12 gal. of fresh water and 5lb wheat?
Basically were going back to a very unevolved form of trade, and while very
interesting I dont think it can be very effective. Like it or not we need
the fiat currencys, but the way we handle it must be very controlled.
OK. But we’ll see what happens. All else is shear speculation. As for
needing “fiat” currencies I disagree. We may need a currency that is true.
But only because notes are easier to carry around than supplies of gold or
silver. Said currencies need to be actual notes with something backing them
instead of just faith in a government.
this guy is really clever.
Well no the financial sector allocates savings.