Silver & Gold - Debt Collapse - $20,000 Gold - Mike Maloney on Economic Crisis
http://www.goldsilver.com Mike Maloney is the author of the world's best selling book on precious metals investing. Since 2003 he has been advocating gold and silver as the ultimate means of protecting wealth from the games played by our governments and banking sector. In this 90 minute presentation he lays down his 'most likely' scenario for the global economy over the next deacde...short term deflation, followed by big or even hyperinflation. Here you will learn the true definitions of inflation/deflation, the difference between currency and money, price vs value, 'Wealth Cycles', gold and silver accounting for the expansion of fiat currency, gold and silver supply and demand, the differences between the today's bull market and that of the 1970s, The Debt Collapse, and more. If you would like to know more check out Mike's websites http://www.GoldSilver.com and http://www.wealthcycles.com Mike sends out a free weekly newsletter from each of the above sites each with valuable information on the economy and gold & silver, see you there. Default Greek Greece Debt Crisis Debt Debt Ceiling Ron Paul Newt GingrichCategory: News
Author: whygoldandsilver
Published (on YouTube): 2011-08-16
Published (here): 2012-05-23
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Video duration: 90 min.
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Comments on «Silver & Gold - Debt Collapse - $20,000 Gold - Mike Maloney on Economic Crisis»:
WreakingHavoc1 on 2012-04-15
That's because Faux ...
That's because Faux (Fox) News only supports the Neoconservative viewpoint - which is a healthy dose of statism cloaked in conservative jargon. To them, growing the government and growing the national debt is just fine as long as Republicans are doing it. The antidote is to continue to support candidates like Ron Paul and to contribute money to them instead of any Republican party fundraisers. And boycott Faux News of course.
5w8e on 2012-04-15
I guess that makes ...
I guess that makes sense, especially since Ron Paul knew he couldn't win. Funny how Faux News ignores him as much, or more, than the rest.
WreakingHavoc1 on 2012-04-15
I don't think so. ...
I don't think so. Even though the media ignores him as much as possible, he's still gotten more coverage as a Republican than he ever could have gotten as a Libertarian. Also, he's reached far more people. His effect on educating the populace has been much broader. Just compare his vote totals as a Libertarian candidate in 1988 versus all the votes he's gotten in Republican primaries in 2008 and 2012. If he can't win, then the next best thing is reaching as many people as possible.
5w8e on 2012-04-15
Ron Paul's biggest ...
Ron Paul's biggest mistake is running as a republican, he should have run as a libertarian.
WreakingHavoc1 on 2012-04-15
In 2000 I voted for ...
In 2000 I voted for Harry Browne, the Libertarian candidate. In 2004 I voted for Michael Badnarik, the Libertarian candidate. In 2008, I wrote in Ron Paul's name after he failed to win the Republican nomination. I will write in Ron Paul's name again in 2012. Why? Because voting for the lesser of two evils can only lead to more evil.
5w8e on 2012-04-15
"As someone who ...
"As someone who voted against Bush twice" Who did you vote for in the general election?
WreakingHavoc1 on 2012-04-15
As someone who ...
As someone who voted against Bush twice, I have to say there was virtually no serious Democrat opposition to either the Patriot Act or the creation of the Dept. of Homeland Security. If Democrats were truly opposed to such things, in Obama's first two years they could have repealed both of those pieces of legislation with simple majority votes. Instead, they chose to ram through yet another expansion of government power, Obamacare.
ffthrthrthrt on 2012-04-11
Visit ...
Visit inflationsilver . com for more info!
5w8e on 2012-04-09
You need to STFU ...
You need to STFU dumbass, republicans controlled all of Congress when Bush pushed through the "Patriot" act and the Dept of Homeland Security. Do yourself a favor and pull your head out of your ass.
cresidue on 2012-04-09
"Logically" really? ...
"Logically" really?!! I need to "THINK" that's goddamn hysterical!!! I'll be the first one to say Bush sucked, but you Libtards always seem to forget that Bush operated under both a Republican then Democrat Congress! You so-called youtube intellectuals need to STFU & realized BOTH parties are bad & stop pointing fingers while the entire country is going to shit.
JURIS2001 on 2012-04-08
known Fake!!! must ...
known Fake!!! must be at least 18 years old /watch?v=DI9YUWPJIr8&feature=g-upl&context=G27ac858AUAAAAAAAJAA
vacakpocok on 2012-04-07
After all every ...
After all every dollar they earn is a gift since it is created by the hard work of taxpayers. If this happened the economy would stabilize and the gold price could fall rather quickly. This means to me that investing in gold is rather risky since such correction is unpredictable and can happen any time at the FED's will. Is this a possible scenario?
vacakpocok on 2012-04-07
If situation turned ...
If situation turned really bad (e.g. hyper infaltion) it is logical to assume the FED would rather writedown part of this debt to prevent the whole monetary system to collapse. Just like Greece's creditors agreed to a massive debt cut a few weeks ago to prevent the Euro collapse. Even if the FED wrotedown say 5 trillion dollar (which they would loose anyway in case of a financial collapse) it still could maintain its insane position to make much more profit in the long run. to be continued...
vacakpocok on 2012-04-07
I have been ...
I have been thinking about the following question for a few days now: The FED is a privatly owned company and the primary beneficiary of the present monetary system. In case of a debt collapse the owners would loose their ability to make huge amount of profit out of thin air so it's best interest is to maintain the present monetary system at any price. Half of the US total national debt is owned to the FED. Fact. to be continued...
5w8e on 2012-04-06
Logically, one need ...
Logically, one need look no further than Bush's Department of Homeland Security to find "Conservative Fascism" - 250,000 permanent government jobs and hundreds of billions in new spending for this Conservative monstrosity. You need to THINK before you post your nonsense, Dumbass.
grady1610 on 2012-04-05
I'm buying stock ...
I'm buying stock in Space Tech ~
LUCASINFLAMES on 2012-04-04
I bet there's gold ...
I bet there's gold on Mars.
fnuzzoiv on 2012-04-04
When is the ...
When is the condensed version going to be posted?
CrazyEurazion on 2012-04-03
One question: How ...
One question: How do you know for sure that those in charge of monetary policy will continue to print after deflation occurs? What if they decide to let it all collapse, instead of printing to high inflation? How do you really know?
devided1001 on 2012-04-03
10 ounce bars r ...
10 ounce bars r around $330 at the moment if u don't have that amount left over from ur pay check then u can't afford it so ur stuck with coins but thats alright because coins have price levels of $20 $50 $100 & $200 roughly speaking then ur in to $300 bars if ur have weekly savings from ur job which might b a stretch. Also once u get to $100 thats price level smallest gold bullion coins start just something to consider 4 ur trading burning collapse fear enjoy ur pirate treasure
devided1001 on 2012-04-03
Sorry mate but ...
Sorry mate but selling silver for hedging profit is wat this is about plus extra capital gains. I think ur confused, it's all about profit & survive & thrive. I would buy highest denomination after u purchase ur 1st half ounce round & ur set u'll see u'll want the bars the highest denomination u can afford cause u'll c u can stack them way neater than coins. don't worry bout trading u can trade large 4 small later but that scenario takes longer 4 ppl to part with their silver well smart ppl
devided1001 on 2012-04-03
Trading is ony if ...
Trading is ony if economy really collapses then burns but i would b careful cus even wen its burning u don't wan to give ur silver away cause u might b getting uno ripped off but I c wat ur askin & silver smallest common coins r half ounce & gold 1/20th oz finger nail size. 4 trading in this environment buy half ounce rounds but wen its burning ppl won't trade silver i don't think. u'll b probably starting with half ounce rounds anyway so just start yes u may trade these gold starts $100
devided1001 on 2012-04-02
First u stop ur ...
First u stop ur purchasing power b eroded don't worry every1 will b doing this soon. This is the problem every1 with very little money @ the moment is having. U hav 2 get used to the fact that if u have not much income then u can only buy small amounts on regulary basis. So u'll probably never be able to buy the big bars or big coins but silver is cheap so u save up silver small bullion bars coins then u can trade 4 large piece but it probably won't b worth it cus u'll b chasing the rising price
TYPHOOMASTER on 2012-04-02
ok, well to buy i ...
ok, well to buy i need money, and i have not long finally got a job in this economy (first ever job), and i will buy silver, so no worries. i just want to know whether to buy silver on the bases of preserving only purchasing power, or by an actual means for real trading, instead of fiat money. Don't really want to sell my silver for the purpose of making a profit, at all.
devided1001 on 2012-04-02
Don't say u'll buy ...
Don't say u'll buy in coming months cause it will no doubt not happen go now buy your first little bit. Turn it into a weekly savings plan some do it monthly but they end up paying more in that months time. All u need to know is ur dollars hav devalued & in the last 10 yrs the inflation @ the supermarket/cost of living is sounding the alarm its happening 2 quickly it will go 4 longer than u think but still erode what ever savings u acquire. Convert ur savings at least a percentage say %25