| The warning signs that a fiat #currency is close to collapsing. #monetarypolicy #money #principles #raydalio #advice |
Raymond Thomas Dalio is an American billionaire hedge fund manager and philanthropist who has served as co-chief investment officer of Bridgewater Associates since 1985. He founded Bridgewater in 1975 in New York. Within ten years, it was infused with a US$5 million investment from the World Bank's retirement fund.
The era of cheaper iphones is around the block
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What are the measures usually taken by the government to slow down or stop bank runs?
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They call it a 'bank holiday", they close the banks and try to stabilize the economy while everyone is sitting there hoping that when the banks open again there will be something left.
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sounds like we are about to head into such a situation – central banks buying into a falling government debt market
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Ray‘s polite educational way of saying that US Dollar, Euro, Yen and Yuan are toast
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He is only talking US dollar AND EURO LOL
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Think school army ✋
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Exactly what happened with the British pound late last year. They propped it back up. For now at least.
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Supply and demand of debt has been out of balance for some time. Western central banks have been buying debt in large quantities. How to measure devaluation, when the major convertible currencies all have these traits? Do we wait for a convertible hard currency or do measure devaluation by inflation?
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If you ever say 'buy debt' youve got to reevaluate your life 😂
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that happens in any fiats. Every body buys gold now.
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Listen folk, ask every Banker or High Status Individual this question :
YOU : is that true there is no money except GOLD & SILVER?, they will says
BANKER : yes. ask again
YOU : so what we used right know?, they will answer
BANKER : 'a currency'
Some adviced from me is even we're using digital currency in the future, don't forget to own real MONEY in your pocket.
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He is shaking so much, does he have early signs of ALS?
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Why is Japan's currency still alive? They are doing it now for quite a while.
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They have significant manufacturing per capita.
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Americans should understand gravity of situation.Print money invested in stocks making them too large and its a dead end like gold stored in household earlier
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1$ in 2020 is 0.85$ in 2023 meaning the dollar losing it's value 5% a year due to inflation caused by printing. So balance is the same but value is not.
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Man, this is a terrible background. See, the thing about risk is that nobody knows it, until you die! THAT IS THE RISK, DEAL WITH IT.
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And everyone, especially you (on an industrial scale), is in the business of hiding the risk, is that not so? So, poor women, eternally lied to, it is safe, believe you me, we got formulas and math, and guns too. Lucky you, if you have nothing but useless houses and accounting entries.
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Are you not in the business of hiding risk, AS A SERVICE, FOR A FEE? How can you get double digit returns, when the consumption of energy does not increase? Do you know what the risk of not consuming energy is? Do you know what the risk of solar cells is? You know what the risk of not speaking the truth is?
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Ron Paul 2007: "They'll have to monetize the debt, causing hyperinflation."
Obama: "Free stuff!!!"
We had a choice.
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Selling the debt and Govt buying debt for money is BAIL OUT😂😂
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🌍☀️🌙
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