Episodes
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A few thoughts on the difference between supply shortages causing prices to rise, and the expansion of the currency supply
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What King Charles the 3rd should do with all of the parlaments of the Commonwealth.
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The Queensland government is introducing a higher level of price controls which will lead to more shortages, making the government driven crises worse.Trevor Rawnsley from the Australian Resident Managers Association suggests a bureaucrat decides what private citizens can do with their property regarding short term accommodation, if he gets his hair brained idea into legislation, the crises will be even worse.
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The Reserve Bank and the Fed can guarantee your deposits as far as the eye can see, but as Alan Greenspan once said, they cannot guarantee the purchasing power of the dollar. Get ready for high, if not hyper inflation.
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Have a look at the share prices of these investment banks. The 2023 financial crises continues while every day Australians cruise along without a care in the world.
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The Enron moment is upon us. Silicon Valley Fractional Reserve Bank is the start of the 2023 financial crises.
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The proposed privatization of the Mareeba Airport is not a proposed privatization. Its quasi communism...
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My take on the former Hells Angles biker buying $27,000 worth of gold from the Perth Mint..
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-06/perth-mint-sells-gold-former-hells-angels-bikie-without-checks/102048620
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The Asx is floating down, interrupted by the occasional up day or week. Down 3.21% today, up 1378% since 1998, similar to gold...
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Retail outlets in Australia have become the corporate arm of the state, charging special customers less than those that won't hand over their details.
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Australian buffoon political central planners dictate to the cafes on what energy to use. The only outcome is shortages and despair...
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If there's war between the sexes, there'll be no people left. Joe Jackson....
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The story of the tief man.
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Today I bought my groceries for the first time ever with a digital card, and for the first time ever, I spent nearly a gram of gold on the blockchain.
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Speculators and gamblers want to know what the dollar price of their gamble is? Value investors truly don't care.
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My thoughts on how the crypto free market separated the fools from their currency....
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Normal people are talking about buying precious metals for wealth preservation
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Helicopter Ben that did not see the sub prime mortgage market blow up coming, and then proceeded to create more currency in a couple of years than for the history of the Federal Reserve, causing today's inflation has been awarded the Nobel Prize for economics. The world is truly upside down.
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This one tells you what will happen to their CBDC'S. Listen out for when they introduced the second currency. https://anchor.fm/theamateureconomist/episodes/French-Double-Currency-Collapse-e1gq73s Money has to have a store of value. Money is a commodity. Not a blip on a screen. The money the market chose as the best store of value is gold, silver and copper. We did not always have central banks and governments issuing the currency, we had paper that had a claim on money (see attached). The note is redeemable in money, it is not the money itself. Regardless of where I have put my money, I know a man who has all of his wealth in silver 1kg's, 1 ounce coins, and one ounces of gold, just bullion as close to spot price as possible. My super fund looks the same as my personal holdings, exactly the same companies. When I receive a settlement, I just allocate funds to companies I own shares in, and buy physical silver. I do not look to see what the dollar price of a share in a debt free, free cash flow, dividend paying company is on a particular day. I only care about how many shares I have in that company, because the dividend is paid per share, not on the amount of dollars the company is worth. Why, because the dollars are made up crap. The company's stock is a portion of the company you own. Buildings, production, vehicles, etc. For a Reverse The Reserve Bank of Australia T shirt, go to https://theamateuraustrian.com/collections/all
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In Chris Leithner's book "The evil princes of Martin Place", chapter 3 explains the history of common law as it applies to loans and deposits, and draws the distinction between each. He enlightens us to the fact that today, the lines are blurred between deposits and loans, where they should not be. Mal practice is at play, if not outright fraud.
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