SEE PREVIOUS POST

I hope everyone liked my previous post. It was a bit rushed and light on technical jargon, but I think it hit all the important points in regards to the giant derivative market. The grand research paper I'm working on is still in process, I want to make sure that one is 100% when I send it to formal publishers. In the meantime, we can entertain ourselves by watching videos of the Trump Inauguration and the accompanying protests and riots. I don't care who you voted for or currently support. Regardless of who won the election, the Global Elite are still in power, and the US economy is still headed for an extended period of deflation.

OUR MONEY IS NOT SAFE, HUNGRY SHARKS ARE EAGER TO TAKE IT

The next economic recession will be like no other in history. It will be much worse than the Great Recession of 2007, and it may be worse than the Great Depression of the 1930's. How was this conclusion reached? The amount of monetary inflation in the economy is beyond belief; it has become a super-sized bubble waiting to burst. When the inflation bubble finally bursts, the Federal Reserve will scramble to find enough cash to keep the banking system "liquid". During the 2007 Recession, Congress stepped in and put hundreds of billions of dollars in to the system in order to keep it moving. Basically, taxpayer money was used to prop up privately owned businesses. The taxpayers will never see that money again; it has disappeared into the TARP program. Over the past ten years, the Federal Reserve has pushed Trillions of dollars into the economy hoping it would stimulate a bit of economic growth. Their plan failed.

In his book "The Road to Ruin", author James Rickards discusses several facets of the financial markets, the Treasury Department, and the Federal Reserve. The author spent many years working on Wall Street, specifically in hedge funds, and thus acquired inside knowledge of the derivative market. Derivatives are a best described literally as a form of financial gambling. The system can be explained using football terminology which is familiar to everyone. Company A bets Company B that the Redskins will beat the Cowboys next week. They agree to make a bet worth billions, using margin accounts and being financed by large banks. However, in order to hedge their bet, Company A makes another bet with Company C that the Cowboys will score at least one touchdown, thus protecting themselves in case the Redskins lose. But, Company B also wants to hedge their bet, so they make a bet with Company D that the Redskins will score at least one touchdown. And Company C hedges against their bet with Company A, with Company E, and it goes on and on with all the above named companies. All of these bets are worth billions, all are on margin, and all are financed by the same big banks. If just one of these companies defaults on their bets, and has their margin called, the entire system will collapse. The hedge fund companies will scramble to borrow money in order to satisfy their margin requirements, and the banks will scramble to find enough capital to keep operating while billions of dollars’ worth of unpaid hedge funds debt starts piling up. The derivative market is currently valued at over $100Trillion dollars, if that would suddenly collapse the results would be catastrophic. During the recession of 2007, the system almost collapsed. Wall Street had invested billions of dollars into mortgage derivatives, and as soon as the mortgage industry started taking losses from homeowners that defaulted on their mortgages, the Federal Government was forced to take action to keep the system from collapsing. This time however, the derivative market has grown even larger, and the Government does not have enough money to mount a rescue attempt.

Moving beyond the financial markets, the banks will be in terrible jeopardy. The Federal Reserve will not be able to lend the banks the Trillions of dollars needed to keep them afloat. Therefore, the banks will take whatever cash they can find. Money in bank deposits accounts, 401k and IRA accounts, investment accounts, or any other type of account will be confiscated by the banking system with the full support of the US government. In the January-February issue of "Foreign Affairs" magazine, Timothy Geithner the former Secretary of the US Treasury and former governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York uses language that reconciles to the exact terminology used by author James Rickards. Secretary Geithner describes how the Federal Government and the banking system led by the Federal Reserve have been given the authority to take drastic action during the next financial crises. That drastic action will be to take the public's hard earned money, and use it to save the sharks on Wall Street from their own stupidity.

THE MORE I WRITE, THE MORE I REMEMBER

While writing this lengthy research document on the future of money, I've been looking at books and materials I haven't touched since grad school. Most of my information is historical in nature, thus it can be found in books at the local bookstores. Over the years I've acquired a great many books on business, finance, and economics, and I've read through most of them. Some of the books written by the great economists of the past are a bit difficult to read, a lot of complex theories coupled with archaic language. John Maynard Keynes included a great many formulas and statistical equations within his crowning achievement "The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money". I'm not a mathematician nor am I a trained economist; however, I know enough to be dangerous and to keep up with a conversation.

I'VE MADE A DECISION

I've decided to write the "money" post in MS Word, and include all the nuances of a proper research paper. When it's complete, I'm going to try to get it published in a scholarly journal. However, it will be posted here on the blog first. So stay tuned, because it will be awesome!

WORKING ON IT

I'm still working on the post concerning safe money. It will be a long post, but it will be a very informative read.

Busy, Busy, Busy

I haven't posted anything in a couple of days, weekends are a very tough time for me to get anything done. But don't worry, keep following and by Monday or Tuesday I should be posting some very informative articles. Until then, farewell and stay safe.

HIGHLY RESPECTED CLIMATE SCIENTIST HAS HAD ENOUGH OF THE LIES

It is a very sad day for the nation when a highly respected scientist quits in disgust over the politically motivated debate over climate change. Is the climate changing? Yes, it's been changing on a regular basis for the past several billion years.

The issue has become complex because the Global Elite have decided to take advantage of the situation. Several treaties crafted within the United Nations and G20 group of nations, use climate change as a cover to impose tyrannical financial controls over participating nations. The US government, and others, are awaiting the next economic recession to begin implementing new taxes, monetary controls, and limitation on the sale and purchase of financial assets, all within the framework of making the world a better place. How can the Elites in Washington DC, London, Paris, Frankfurt, and Davos, believe that such hypocrisy will benefit anyone besides themselves?

Perhaps this scientist made the wrong decision in resigning. Perhaps she should have stayed and fought the mindless groupthink that has taken over academia. Perhaps every one of us should also join in the fight against this mass brainwashing of the public, and proclaim to the Global Elite, that we will not surrender ourselves to their manipulation.

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