Era of Fake Money is Gone [Video]

Era of Fake Money is GoneGreg Hunter – Financial and precious metals expert Egon von Greyerz (EvG) stores gold for clients at the biggest private gold vault in the world buried deep in the Swiss Alps.  EvG is a former Swiss banker and financial expert that says massive money printing and huge amounts of unpayable debt will lead to a monster financial meltdown soon.

EvG says, “I did forecast that . . . the stock market is going to fall at this particular point.  The 1,000-point drop on the DOW last Friday came right on cue.  Fundamentally, the markets should have crashed a long time ago. . . .

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Reasons Why You Might Need to Contact a Lawyer

family lawThere are many situations where a lawyer will prove useful. For instance, in criminal situations when someone is required to prove their innocence or mitigate what might happen to them.

Also, family matters in the cases of divorces, child custody, and injunctions. Another situation might be when a company or individual is trying to collect a debt of someone that will just not pay.

The Law Firm of William A. Walsh for example has legal sections that will deal with a variety of cases. Each lawyer will have their specialist area. Continue reading

Future Debt Obligations=Human Bodies=Human Resources

populationJoseph P Farrell – I rarely devote an entire blog to someone else’s op-ed, but today’s submission by M.L.A. falls into that category, because rarely have I seen the agenda of Mr. Globaloney set forth with more clarity, other than perhaps in the analyses of Catherine Austin Fitts.  For some time, she has been warning about the Great Reset, and the role of the quackcines in commoditizing and collateralizing that reset.

How? By making the final step in the “human resources” shift that began several decades ago: humans as the collateralization of debt obligations. It’s a fancy form of slavery, but slavery nonetheless. Continue reading

Expert Financial Tips from The Gurus

guilt-free spendingMost of us aren’t that vigilant and efficient when it comes to managing our finances. There comes a time in everyone’s life where our financial situation seems either too static or going down the hill. There simply isn’t enough in your savings account.  You’re always spending more every month than  you’re earning, and your debt load is a complete disappointment.

We are all faced with such issues at some point, but if you change a few habits and learn to take control of your spending, you can easily accumulate enough green stuff to be comfortable. But wouldn’t it be nice to have some authentic advice and tips from experts who have been in your shoes? Well, you said it, and we have it! Let’s dive deep into the following invaluable financial tips from some of the most famous money gurus.  Continue reading

Technology Is Not Just Disruptive, It’s Disastrously Deflationary

costsCharles Hugh Smith – While AI (artificial intelligence) garners the headlines, the next wave of disruptive technologies extend far beyond AI: as the chart of technologies rapidly being adopted shows, this wave includes new materials and processes as well as the “usual suspects” of machine learning, natural language processing, data mining and so on.

While many voices seek to assure us these technologies won’t displace human workers, the reality is cutting labor inputs is the core driver. What few pundits seem to understand (perhaps because they’ve never experienced a truly competitive market?) is that the rush to incorporate these technologies into existing enterprises is deflationary not just to prices but to profits.

Reducing labor inputs and improving productivity of capital and the remaining labor force is not going to generate profits if competitors can access the same tools and processes. The race isn’t to maximize profits, it’s to survive the inevitable deflationary spiral in prices as competitors are forced to pass along cost savings to customers to retain market share. Continue reading