Keiser Report - La revuelta de la opinión pública - (E1654)
En este episodio de 'Keiser Report', Max y Stacy hablan de lo que alguien llamó 'la revuelta de la opinión pública', que se da cuando ciudadanos de a a pie aprenden los trucos de Wall Street que le dan ventaja sobre el resto de los participantes en los mercados. En la segunda parte, Max entrevista a Dea Rezkitha, de Kelasbitcoin.com, sobre cómo está educando a la ciudadanía de Indonesia acerca del bitcóin.
In this episode of Keiser Report’s annual Summer Solutions series, Max and Stacy chat to Simon Dixon of bnktothefuture.com about his prediction that bankers could soon riot in the streets if central banks allow them to go bust, or if governments deny them a bailout. In the meantime, money is being destroyed as businesses collapse, that is causing central bankers to print faster which, in turn, is undermining the stability of the economic system and also creating a class of cantillionaires presiding over the debt ruin they created. Once it falls apart, however, Simon Dixon sees the central banks will start offering retail banking direct to consumers through technology. They also discuss a monetary renegotiation as the global fiat system struggles to recover from all the future production brought forward in the form of massive debts suffocating current economic activity.
En este episodio de 'Keiser Report', Max y Stacy hablan de cómo unos fajos de billetes ocultos en 1958 bajo el suelo de una vivienda en Massachusetts y que por entonces tenían un valor de 46.000 dólares, ahora, ajustando la inflación, equivaldrían a 421.000. En la segunda parte, Max sigue entrevistando a Craig 'don Quijote' Hemke, de TFMetalsReport.com, sobre su campaña para tratar de detener la manipulación del precio de la plata.
En este episodio de 'Keiser Report' Max y Stacy comentan la constante inflación de los activos mientras se inyecta cada vez más dinero recién emitido en la economía, pero… ¿realmente se acabó la "macroeconomía de los defensores del oro"? Pese al aumento sin precedentes de la oferta monetaria, el oro apenas ha reaccionado desde el pasado verano. ¿Qué significa eso? En la segunda parte Max sigue hablando con Wolf Richter, de WolfStreet.com, sobre señales de precios y mercados de deuda.
In this episode of Keiser Report’s annual Summer Solutions series, Max and Stacy chat to investor, Lawrence Lepard, about ‘money printer go brrrr’ in an age of ‘when government spending knows no limits’ and yet the people have bitcoin and gold to exit the decadence. Though we are in an era of a Fourth Turning and tumult is to be expected, Lepard notes that, even if we go through a global hyperinflation in fiat, at least the assets are still there on the other side: gold, property, productive assets like manufacturing factories do not get destroyed and can be used to rebuild. Fix the money and society gets better. The good news as the big institutions and organizations may collapse and humanity can evolve to a higher level. We don’t need nuclear weapons and aircraft carriers, we can be more peaceful if we step away from the ‘free money.’ Finally, they ponder a future in which the likes of Ben Bernanke and Alan Greenspan are remembered as the same as John Law, the first of the modern day money printers.
In this episode of Keiser Report’s annual Summer Solutions series, Max and Stacy chat to journalist, Greg Palast, about his new book, HOW TRUMP STOLE 2020. They talk about the vote suppression schemes pushed by both parties, but especially Republicans who have knocked millions of people off the voter rolls in the past few years. Black American males are the most likely to be challenged for identification at the voting booth while many new residency requirements have targeted students. They discuss meme warfare, hanging chads, banana republics’ and failed voting apps. Finally, they discuss the ways to ‘steal the election back’ using tools laid out in Greg’s book, including checking online to make sure you are registered to vote!
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the return of the roaring twenties as incomes and consumption soar.
In the second half, Max continues his interview with James Turk of GoldMoney.com about the fate of the US dollar in the day and age of the Belt and Road Initiative and excessive money printing.
En este episodio de 'Keiser Report' Max y Stacy hablan del debate sobre la conveniencia de que los Gobiernos emitan bonos perpetuos ante el problema de las deudas impagables y las crisis económicas eternas. En la segunda parte Max sigue conversando con Gerald Celente, de TrendsResearch.com, sobre el año que lo ha cambiado todo; hoy hablan del descontento social y las guerras comerciales con China.
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the worker shortages amidst the central banks’ ‘everything bubble.’
In the second half, Max continues his interview with Aleks Svetski of Amber App about central bank digital currencies and fiat communism.
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the very large stimulus package the Biden Administration hopes to pass. In the second half, Max chats with Gerald Celente of TrendsResearch.com about the year everything changed.