GM, Dr. Gilbert here. Memory loss is a classic symptom of late stage HIV/AIDS. I haven't from you yet and I urge that you get in contact with me so that we can review your rapidly deteriorating condition. You are looking more haggard each day and TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE. Please contact me if you have any questions regarding your AIDS. You are not in this fight alone
What is the underlying reason for Japan buying bonds now? Actuaries.
It's Japan's turn. This is a globally managed and coordinated economy.
The bank's goal as you say is to own it all. The only way they can do this, with a high likelihood of complete success, is to do so with the people begging them to save, them and ultimately enslave them, from the designed collapse.
They don't own enough yet, and people are waking up. If people wake up too fast, they will have to let the system collapse on a less advantageous timeline.
Elite technocratic culture is built on actuarial tables. It is their golden rule. Management of our species is done on a risk v benefit guideline. You can pick up the thread from insurance, and health standards, and follow it to mass elimination of portions of the population to conform to agenda 2030 agenda efficiency, GMO planetary genetic management, and so forth. All on a risk v benefit basis.
So too we can infer that the great reset is guided daily, with the help of risk v benefit, algorithmic tools, for short and long-range planning.
The more people wake up, the more it affects the variables in their actuaries.
Banks will develop various buying and selling strategies to get the most they can before the economy is no longer supportable.
Too many assets, in the hands of too many non-friendlies, from their point of view, increase their risk.
The wealth strategy is to hold and secure assets in and outside of any existing, or theoretical system. With our assets, we can search for those in and out of the system, with no or relatively few hard, secure assets, but possessing the enterprise, willingness, skills, knowledge, and initiative required, to hold, grow, and secure assets. And most importantly, now perhaps, secure our natural rights and freedoms, which constitute the foundational building blocks, intrinsic to our wealth.
Interestingly, in the midst of all the macro economics, I have decided to no longer have a mortgage at the end of 2023. Debt sucks. If you have it, somebody always owns you.
Once the monthly mortgage payment no longer exists, I can buy more seeds for ... beans, corn, watermelon, cantaloupe, or daises. It will be entirely my decision. And entirely mine to eat.
If your interest rates go up, then the quote unquote "savers" are rewarded with higher interest
earnings on their funds in their accounts. That then provides additional capital for loans and business
activity. And conversely, if you have any lingering inflation, that too will die down as consumption
goes down with the higher interest rate structure for new loans. The banks can also provide loans
at the higher interest rates which generates profit for them rather than the most recent and prolific
zero interest or low interest environment we just got of during Covid. Anyone, who is half intelligent will think about where and how much they are investing now so due diligence rather than the Covid Days of the Drunken Sailor investment protocol of that time period. That's a good thing not a bad thing. I think it's also interesting that as the interest rates have gone up, you also see the collapses of many of the crypto market which was a "highly leveraged risk investment" per the interest rates they
provided those same customers to park their money there with no guarantees. So, another
mal investment bites the dust and so the contagion manifest itself as these same crypto platforms
were all loaning each other super silly amounts of money at low interest rates to keep their cryptos
from completely collapsing once the whole scheme was out in the public. Then the run on the crypto
platforms for peoples money as they finally, wow, figured out how Crypto's were offering higher
interest rates on money parked there even as the market was well below that interest rate.. Isn't
there some old saying, "if it looks too good to be true, it usually is! Or, Caveat Emptor!
Japan is remilitarizing so they will and did float the short term interest rate on their
bonds as China begins it's Imperialism march beyond even the China Sea. So, Japan is in a sticky
wicket as they say in terms of economics and remilitarization so they have to promote investment
in their nation to allow for this build up. Meanwhile, if you haven't noticed production out of China
is dwindling, so they are dealing with the China Syndrome, in terms of the economic and financial
time bomb that is now ticking. China also has declining imports so, if they are such an expansive
and dynamic nation, why would exports be declining significantly while imports are declining at the
same time? No, they are the epicenter of bad economic times and when you're dealing with a Nation
of Billions of Citizens, you got to know that is an internal domestic powder keg just waiting to explode
even as they say their Covid Policy is opening up. Now China has millions of Covid Cases again,
so for the long term, don't expect anything out of China but threats to their neighbors and the
West- US as they become more desperate both internationally and domestically speaking.
Same thing with Russia and Putin as their situation grows more dire in the field in Ukraine
and their domestic situation turns into eventual riots and people trying to survive Putin's
intransigence in stupidity and bad decision making all around. Before the Ukraine Invasion,
Russia was on top of the world enjoying immense international reknown, good economy,
and good relations with European Nations. Today, they are a pariah, have no or little standing
in the sense of authority and prestige in the world as they descend into darkest places shuffling
out the New Russian Mantra- "We'll nuke you and you and you and you" never explaining to
even themselves they contemplate their own demise and suicide in any efforts to those ends.
Any time you do that as a Nation or a Nations Leader, you automatically make your surrounding
European Nations remilitarize, join NATO for force multiplier effects and cut off economic transactions
as the currency so wealth you give the Russian for oil means further missiles and weapons pounding
Ukraine that is the current object of Putin's obsession but that is not the only thing he wishes to
steal and rob. And if he can't have it, he bombs it to total destruction. So, who will support this
kind of policy to any neighboring nations? None, zero and that is indeed what has happened over
time.
So, expect choppy waters during 2023, take your profits when they are offered up even for a short
period and then sell away before they drop to bottoms again rather than the tops. Deglobalization
and reshoring manufacturing will increase due to all these conditions and factors.
As we enter into 2023 a few financial facts worth considering all of which serve as an ! Point to Greg’s commentaries. Total consumer debt increased by over $27 billion in October. Credit card balances + 15% Q3. Average credit card interest rate is 26.72%. National debt per person is $250,000 and climbing. Interest cost on national debt is $1 trillion per year only second to social security. Average price per home has dropped from $414,000 January 2022 to $379,000. How many home owners now owe more than their home is worth.
Stocks will get cheaper. Cash is not boring. Cash is an option to buy something cheaper in the future. The great hedge is to be debt free, own gold and silver, and have cash ready to deploy when bargains present themselves.
Happy New Year's. Don't drive drunk and, try not to drive at all. Someone else may be driving drunk. You Dig?
Has a slight disconnect occurred in the MMRI? A month ago or so, when the 10 Year was say, 3.5, the MMRI was 250. Now, the 10 Year is 3.89 and the MMRI is 251. In the past the MMRI would be 289.
The MMRI seems to be trailing lower then the 10 Year -not in tandem, essentially. Has something changed to cause this?
Greg, interesting get teli-med in the comments. But was wondering what the Dow, S&P and Nasdaq plots would look like on the MMRI graph. Just a thought. Happy New Year. Thanks for your support and efforts to stay ahead of this market.
Its FRIDAY. I know, goofed this morning.. had Sunday on my mind. ; ) need more coffee.
This video explains how they are getting away with the genocide of the human race.
Watch and share it everywhere with everyone you can.
https://odysee.com/@neverlosetruth:0/The-New-Constitution-Living-War-Crimes:a?r=3mUSLEbxwXqRFkWrxjGk1a8hohLLMX4W
GM, Dr. Gilbert here. Memory loss is a classic symptom of late stage HIV/AIDS. I haven't from you yet and I urge that you get in contact with me so that we can review your rapidly deteriorating condition. You are looking more haggard each day and TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE. Please contact me if you have any questions regarding your AIDS. You are not in this fight alone
Dr. Gilbert
ggilbert1961@gmail.com
Gilbert is a troll and a fraud. AIDS=HIV is a hoax (democide).
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/261948355_Inventing_the_AIDS_Virus
I nominate Gilbert for a "100 year ban" on this substack!
Agree that Gregory looks unwell. VERY CONCERNING
Dr. Gilbert reads all his medical journals while lying on his stomach. He digests reality thru his @ss. peace.
What is the underlying reason for Japan buying bonds now? Actuaries.
It's Japan's turn. This is a globally managed and coordinated economy.
The bank's goal as you say is to own it all. The only way they can do this, with a high likelihood of complete success, is to do so with the people begging them to save, them and ultimately enslave them, from the designed collapse.
They don't own enough yet, and people are waking up. If people wake up too fast, they will have to let the system collapse on a less advantageous timeline.
Elite technocratic culture is built on actuarial tables. It is their golden rule. Management of our species is done on a risk v benefit guideline. You can pick up the thread from insurance, and health standards, and follow it to mass elimination of portions of the population to conform to agenda 2030 agenda efficiency, GMO planetary genetic management, and so forth. All on a risk v benefit basis.
So too we can infer that the great reset is guided daily, with the help of risk v benefit, algorithmic tools, for short and long-range planning.
The more people wake up, the more it affects the variables in their actuaries.
Banks will develop various buying and selling strategies to get the most they can before the economy is no longer supportable.
Too many assets, in the hands of too many non-friendlies, from their point of view, increase their risk.
The wealth strategy is to hold and secure assets in and outside of any existing, or theoretical system. With our assets, we can search for those in and out of the system, with no or relatively few hard, secure assets, but possessing the enterprise, willingness, skills, knowledge, and initiative required, to hold, grow, and secure assets. And most importantly, now perhaps, secure our natural rights and freedoms, which constitute the foundational building blocks, intrinsic to our wealth.
Dr Gilbert, or Dr Troll,
We don't need your dumb comments on Greg's channel.
Interestingly, in the midst of all the macro economics, I have decided to no longer have a mortgage at the end of 2023. Debt sucks. If you have it, somebody always owns you.
Once the monthly mortgage payment no longer exists, I can buy more seeds for ... beans, corn, watermelon, cantaloupe, or daises. It will be entirely my decision. And entirely mine to eat.
Thanks.
I agree scammer, telegram is getting inundated with Dr.Berg trash also.
New Years Eve is amateur's driving night!
If your interest rates go up, then the quote unquote "savers" are rewarded with higher interest
earnings on their funds in their accounts. That then provides additional capital for loans and business
activity. And conversely, if you have any lingering inflation, that too will die down as consumption
goes down with the higher interest rate structure for new loans. The banks can also provide loans
at the higher interest rates which generates profit for them rather than the most recent and prolific
zero interest or low interest environment we just got of during Covid. Anyone, who is half intelligent will think about where and how much they are investing now so due diligence rather than the Covid Days of the Drunken Sailor investment protocol of that time period. That's a good thing not a bad thing. I think it's also interesting that as the interest rates have gone up, you also see the collapses of many of the crypto market which was a "highly leveraged risk investment" per the interest rates they
provided those same customers to park their money there with no guarantees. So, another
mal investment bites the dust and so the contagion manifest itself as these same crypto platforms
were all loaning each other super silly amounts of money at low interest rates to keep their cryptos
from completely collapsing once the whole scheme was out in the public. Then the run on the crypto
platforms for peoples money as they finally, wow, figured out how Crypto's were offering higher
interest rates on money parked there even as the market was well below that interest rate.. Isn't
there some old saying, "if it looks too good to be true, it usually is! Or, Caveat Emptor!
Japan is remilitarizing so they will and did float the short term interest rate on their
bonds as China begins it's Imperialism march beyond even the China Sea. So, Japan is in a sticky
wicket as they say in terms of economics and remilitarization so they have to promote investment
in their nation to allow for this build up. Meanwhile, if you haven't noticed production out of China
is dwindling, so they are dealing with the China Syndrome, in terms of the economic and financial
time bomb that is now ticking. China also has declining imports so, if they are such an expansive
and dynamic nation, why would exports be declining significantly while imports are declining at the
same time? No, they are the epicenter of bad economic times and when you're dealing with a Nation
of Billions of Citizens, you got to know that is an internal domestic powder keg just waiting to explode
even as they say their Covid Policy is opening up. Now China has millions of Covid Cases again,
so for the long term, don't expect anything out of China but threats to their neighbors and the
West- US as they become more desperate both internationally and domestically speaking.
Same thing with Russia and Putin as their situation grows more dire in the field in Ukraine
and their domestic situation turns into eventual riots and people trying to survive Putin's
intransigence in stupidity and bad decision making all around. Before the Ukraine Invasion,
Russia was on top of the world enjoying immense international reknown, good economy,
and good relations with European Nations. Today, they are a pariah, have no or little standing
in the sense of authority and prestige in the world as they descend into darkest places shuffling
out the New Russian Mantra- "We'll nuke you and you and you and you" never explaining to
even themselves they contemplate their own demise and suicide in any efforts to those ends.
Any time you do that as a Nation or a Nations Leader, you automatically make your surrounding
European Nations remilitarize, join NATO for force multiplier effects and cut off economic transactions
as the currency so wealth you give the Russian for oil means further missiles and weapons pounding
Ukraine that is the current object of Putin's obsession but that is not the only thing he wishes to
steal and rob. And if he can't have it, he bombs it to total destruction. So, who will support this
kind of policy to any neighboring nations? None, zero and that is indeed what has happened over
time.
So, expect choppy waters during 2023, take your profits when they are offered up even for a short
period and then sell away before they drop to bottoms again rather than the tops. Deglobalization
and reshoring manufacturing will increase due to all these conditions and factors.
As we enter into 2023 a few financial facts worth considering all of which serve as an ! Point to Greg’s commentaries. Total consumer debt increased by over $27 billion in October. Credit card balances + 15% Q3. Average credit card interest rate is 26.72%. National debt per person is $250,000 and climbing. Interest cost on national debt is $1 trillion per year only second to social security. Average price per home has dropped from $414,000 January 2022 to $379,000. How many home owners now owe more than their home is worth.
Stocks will get cheaper. Cash is not boring. Cash is an option to buy something cheaper in the future. The great hedge is to be debt free, own gold and silver, and have cash ready to deploy when bargains present themselves.
Two things, Greg.
Happy New Year's. Don't drive drunk and, try not to drive at all. Someone else may be driving drunk. You Dig?
Has a slight disconnect occurred in the MMRI? A month ago or so, when the 10 Year was say, 3.5, the MMRI was 250. Now, the 10 Year is 3.89 and the MMRI is 251. In the past the MMRI would be 289.
The MMRI seems to be trailing lower then the 10 Year -not in tandem, essentially. Has something changed to cause this?
Thanks....
Greg, interesting get teli-med in the comments. But was wondering what the Dow, S&P and Nasdaq plots would look like on the MMRI graph. Just a thought. Happy New Year. Thanks for your support and efforts to stay ahead of this market.
So vz