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I loved that story on Zero hedge. What a smart guy, no stocks, no shares,
no bonds.
Anon mouse I guess you didn’t read the article
+MrLTiger Why would you say that. He had no securities.
He only had cars, bikes, art, companies, cash, Jewellery etc, Plus the Gold.
Did you read it?
MrLTiger YOU didn’t read the article clearly
Anon. I loved it too. He was a smart guy. NO stocks, NO shares and NO bonds.
He was smart because he did not participate in the big scam.
He owned zero stocks or bonds. And I read the article thoroughly. He held
hard assets from his real estate, cars, musical instruments, jewelry and
his intellectual property of his music. His gold ownership was a small
percentage of his overall net worth. Rediculous choice of words to call him
hoarding gold. Shame on Zerohedge for that. He was a very smart man. If he
was married or had a living child (his one child passed away extremely
young), I believe he would have had a will.
Everything is double speak. Freedom is debt slavery. Perfect video Mike.
The media provide the common knowledge,its us that are stupid if we believe
them.Common knowledge does not require evidence, because they said its true.
I wouldn’t call this particular case “double speak”. It’s more like the
choice of epithets. Negative ones for things they want to suppress.
As Russian writer Pelevin put it in his latest novel, *even if the gold is
rising, they write “gold struggles to reach such-and-such mark”*.
Prince was a smart man though he was stupid in one thing. He did not have
his assets properly protected. After the government’s done with all of his
assets and finances. His family may only get a third of what he actually
had if they are lucky.
Prince was no drug addict, that has been confirmed, you idiot, he was much
smarter then most, people realize , I think he got knocked-off because he
knew how to be self-sufficent, and therefore no use to the intertainment
industry
Yes he was, just like Michael Jackson, George Michael, and many other pop
heroes. He died of an opioid overdose, which was merely one component of
his decades-long addictions. Once his aging body couldn’t handle all the
drugs, it failed.
Maybe he intentionally didn’t want a Will, and maybe he did have a Will
someone got a hold of it and destroyed and i’m thinking he may have had
more bars of gold in his stash and were stolen after all his vault was
opened and he may had more valuable things in there besides his music so
those who got in there i’m sure they took some stuff like his gold.
calling a dead person stupid. I think your the stupid one
Touché, my truculent friend. Well-played.
Bitcoin is the money of geeks
That is understandable. Not everyone is going to be able to accept BTC.
Just like…when SHTF people won’t really be able to take an ounce of
silver or gold or even smaller denominations of the PM because what they
have would be worthless to PM holders (value of PM vs value of fiat
currency)
This is where we have to get back to basic economics. Everything is a store
of value to someone. We look at Gold and Silver as the ultimate save
haven…but can you eat it? Can you drive it? We cannot, so we just use
them to barter with people (aka the market ((people are the market..not
wall street)))
Lets turn to Venezuela. It is rumored that 1 oz AU can buy a house (…we
don’t even know what kind of house it is…luxury…mid-tear or lower tear)
and 1 oz AG can buy enough food supply for 4 to 6 months.
What of the people who do not have AG or AU? Many have said that they are
priced out the market forever and that they won’t and cannot recover. I
say…it all depends on what a person brings to the market (aka people).
Lets say…a person knows how to grow cannabis and produces around 28 oz a
month (from 1 plant). They have away of bartering those 28 oz of cannabis
to be able to trade for items they need and want without the use of gold or
silver. This model can be duplicated with anything…tobacco, land, water,
food…ect.
I say all that to say this…BTC has a value to the market (aka people) and
you want to trade it. Lets say…you want to trade that USD 30 worth of
BTC…someone would be willing to give you a gift card for that BTC. It has
been done…plenty of times already.
Lets say you want the more traditional route…and you want to use a
personal debit/credit card. There are companies that work with Visa that
allow you to be able to use a Visa card using your own BTC.
I think not many people know that…but BTC has taken a completely
different direction that does very much compete with fiat currency.
As far as “black market” trading…well…that is an idea we should get out
of heads. If the government and banks are willing to take money from Drug
Cartels and despotic dictatorial regimes in other countries, I think people
should be able to use their own personal money as they see fit. What is
good for the goose is good for the gander.
Darnnel Jones the pot plant is generating value by producing a good. it’s
an income generating asset. PMs just sit there, at the mercy of the
manipulated market, measured in fiat currency. diversify and own some of
everything so you don’t go bust on one thing, or miss opportunities to
generate more fiat currency so you can buy more PM if you wish. always load
heavier on income generating assets if you really want to build wealth.
+TheTeevo8
In humanity’s limited thinking of left, right paradigm, cannabis is not an
asset. It is a plant. It can be grown by anyone and found everywhere in
nature. All a person need is a seed and an understanding of nature works
and they can grow their own. What gives it a perceived value is the laws
that are created around the plant and most of humanity lack of
understanding of how to work with nature and its perceived…scarcity in
(which is bogus but we all know that ignorance and exuberance rather than
logic and facts drives the markets…((people))) the world. It is humans
that give these ridiculous tittles to these things…and wars with each
other over mere pieces of paper that turns into ash.
Again…cannabis was just one fun example I gave so that people can
understand that it is what a person does that brings value to the market
(aka people). I am not sure why that point was missed. You can substitute
cannabis for watermelon, eggs, avocados, peanuts, water, fish, potatoes,
plumbing skills, building skills, IT skills…anything that brings value to
the market.
As far as being at the mercy of…what is incorrectly stated as the
markets…what is really meant is the central banks, they can only keep the
ruse up for so long. In order to jump into these “investments” at a rate
the people can afford, they usually get an IRA, CD, Money market,
ect(savings and checking for the paranoid) ((the retail investor)). Have
you looked on the ROI for these things? It has been dismal for the last
decade. In fact, most people have either just broke even or are underwater
on their “investments” just ask the Dallas Fire and Police pensioners about
that. I mean just look at most of the world.
I would also like to draw your attention to the earnings reports of these
companies stocks. While stocks are at all time highs, they earnings report
are dismal for corporations. One needs to look no further than
Caterpillar…which has a record…49 months of consecutive losses…but
their stock prices are at all time highs. Makes no sense at all. Also look
at their debt load…these corporations that people are invested in are
zombie companies that produces things that no one really needs….and they
keep on producing them adding to the already exacerbated problem that
humanity has…we have more stuff than we know what to do with. There are
more cars…houses…cloths…watches…jewellery…shoes…ect…than
their are actually humans. We just keep producing and producing…and the
value keeps going up and up…but not because they are actually
valuable…but because the value of the fiat currency is declining.
Again, you say that Gold just sits there and does nothing…but from when
did you start your purchasing? 2008? 2010? The 90’s? The 80’s? 70’s?. If
you would have started in the 80’s you would have seen over a 300% ROI on
your AU. All while the value of the DJIA relative to gold has been
plunging. If you would have sold off in 1999 the DJIA would have purchased
49 oz AU…but today…you might be lucky if you 13 oz AU. Again…I like
to look at the bigger picture not the short term.
Also, most people are not short term investors….I am certainly not…and
like Jim Rodgers says…I am a terrible investor…but I can see the long
term trends and make accurate trend forecast based on the present…looking
into the past…the chart a course for the future.
It was also stated that a person can take the fiat money from their
investments on the stock market (aka the Feds Market) and turn it into gold
and silver. But again…I ask…how to you turn those digits on the screen
into actual cash? The cash is the fiat currency and the numbers on the
screen is just that…numbers on a screen. One cannot simply walk into the
bank and withdraw 1 million USD…it doesn’t work that way. If you do know
of a way to do that…please let us know. I am sure that might help some of
the people out.
+passinthru
Very interesting. You are right…China has been trying to hide its
debt…but no longer can. Their debt is even higher that the US debt…by
some estimates.
As far as who owe who…as far as I am concerned…the only people who are
owed are countries that actually produced items or commodities of value.
Those are the countries that are owed. If a country loans another country
fiat currency…that is not money. Nothing physical was exchanged. Now if
another country gives another country a tangible asset…like AU or
AG…then this is a completely different case.
As far as war goes…I think we are at the end of that cycle. Most people
do not realize they were already living through what they call WWIII. How
long as the war in the ME been going on? Over a decade. If one goes back
further to the HW Bush/Clinton campaigns then it has been going on for 32
years now.
War requires debt. China has debt up to its eyeballs as well as the US.
Maybe we will see a war..maybe not. I am leaning towards a withdrawal of US
personnel from most of the world to do serious financial issues in America.
I wonder why they killed Prince>>>> Hmmmm? I worked for him years ago. He
was very smart, very health conscience and very enlightened. I knew they
killed him when I heard the news. RIP PRINCE!
VAMPIRE IRON in what capacity did you work for him?
Large banks hoard gold too. The MSM is evil and the general public is
brainwashed into being stupid.
Like Ben Bernanke said… It’s just for tradition! 😉
We’re “collectors”! S’all numismatics, swearsies!!!!
You are 100% right. All Big Banks have gold and silver.
In India everyone has gold. Everyone loves gold. They would rather buy an
ounce of gold than a new gadget in the festive season.
abhishek kumar isn’t the government there trying to restrict gold now. I
hear they check when u travel
Milo Y They usually check for gold because few Indians have a lot of black
money abroad and these people often buy gold there and get it to India.
However, you do have a point, the government is trying to restrict the
purchase of gold and investment in gold by reducing the price of gold. But
Indians are biologically attracted to gold so I don’t think that will help.
Lots of Indians where I live so I know they love gold.
The State run media hates gold
Truth Seeker777 don’t u mean the corporate owned media??
Yes the corporations, the state also influences the media
Truth Seeker777 states are corporations
I like that quote form norm franz: Gold is Money is money of kings, sliver
is money of gentleman, barter is the money of peasants – but debt is money
of slaves
And bit coin is the money of the speculators.
TheGodfather the rich obtain assets that go up in value. The poor obtain
assets that go down in value.
what would you call a person who posses the skill to obtain all of the
above?
+Darnnel Jones a Rothschild?
+The queen of psakidity
interesting response. If that is how you interpret it then so be it.
The US government and the press are scumbags.
ZIP COOPAR Indeed, the US Federal Government Corporation.
If you keep your dollars in the mattress instead of the bank then you are
also a “hoarder”.
d8d8 the dollars in the bank are not tge property of the depositor. The
banks are the largest hoarders.
“debt is money of slaves”
Indeed and most people use a debit card to buy their food with, or a credit
card which is even worse.
Vention1MGTOW debit card isn’t that bad because its the money you have.
the dollars in the bank are not the property of the depositor. The banks
are the largest hoarders.
Mike you are so right. Fiat currency is the mechanism by which those who
are in control of the system (Banks and governments) suck wealth away from
everyone else with INFLATION AND TAXES. Gold is the mortal enemy of fiat
currency and therefore is the mortal enemy of modern Central Bankers BUT
they are all buying …..GOLD?!
R R of course they are. Fiat is a big scam to buy up as much real resource
for as long as possible.
+Wellness81 Be your own Central Bank 🙂
Nice one. Gregory Mannarino’s words…………
+GREGORY BEARD Central banks own and are still buying a lot of gold.
So interesting. The media seems to be trying more and more to control our
thinking. Do they think they are controlling people by controlling their
thinking? Maybe there are.
Cooking Lessons for Dad your thoughts translate into actions, so yes
I think that is called brainwashing.
I guess you can say he was not investing like it was 1999!!
NH beach metaldetecting haha
They call Hording gold because gold can increase in value and you know
paper money will not increase in value because the government is printing
more. By the way the constitution of the United States allows you to own
gold.
When you have deflation, then paper money increases in value, since it buys
more.
Mike – 7 years from now using current but cutting edge technology we have
30 million people living on Mars under a huge dome.
Q: Is Water Money on Mars?
Water evaporates, its not something that holds its value consistently. Gold
is the ultimate money for many reasons.
There are these things called “Jars” you should check them out… Idiot.
a way to discourage people away from investing in gold.
Prince should have revised the song to,Party like 1929…
olive oil is the money of greeks