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Over the last 10 years I've only touched my electric guitar a couple of times. I should get back in to it? I figured I enjoy playing acoustic more, and I would do something a little different to what others are doing online. I don't see other people covering hard rock songs on Acoustic. Thought it might give it a new flavour or something different. Really appreciate the feedback though!

@@Aussie_Anarchist84 I respect your choice, but I personally think that you should not fixate on one thing. Variety will add beauty to your playing. The multi-instrumentalist musicians are amazing!

@@gitawajinsei much appreciated. I'm not a proper musician though. Just a hobbyist, but I will try the electric again soon :D

@@Aussie_Anarchist84 You play too well for a hobbyist

@@gitawajinsei hah trust me mate, I'm not very good if you compare me to a real guitarist. There are many levels to this game. You're seeing me on attempt 12, playing a song that I've practiced a lot. And, if you compare to the album version, I'm actually not playing it correctly as Megadeth play it. Just well enough to fake it 😉 if Dave from Megadeth saw this video, his reaction would be "that guy is playing it wrong and cheating" Hope you're jamming on guitar too. It's a great hobby 💪

Thank you for taking the time, really appreciate the feeback!

Really appreciate the positive feedback. I think my voice sounded pretty off on this version but glad others are enjoying my attempts. Couldn't quite capture the raspy snarl that Dave adds to this song so well.

Thanks brother, appreciate you taking the time!

@@jrollthedj thanks mate appreciate you taking the time to watch and for providing some positive feedback. I'll keep em coming!

You may very well be correct, but crypto is a pure speculation. There's no magic money coming to save you. For most traditional investors who are planning their retirement savings, crypto is not an appropriate investment in any significant weighting...just as every year we can find 1,000 penny stocks trading around the globe that have gone up as much as Bitcoin. Bitcoin is supposed to be a currency, yet only 3% of Bitcoin transactions are actually for its intended utility. It's a speculative NASDAQ gambling token. Yes, it's gone way up, in line with tech stocks, NASDAQ pump. Credit to you for owning it and growing your wealth substantially. Much respect, but exercise caution.

What makes you thing the „drop“ will occure in late 2025 to early 2026? The little „information“ I have says, that a market crash will most likely happen in early 2025 or even as early as late late 2024.

I think we're already in a mild recession and have been for a while. Government doesn't want to admit it. But it could deepen and finally become noticeable outside the job market in 2025-2026.

An early recession is ideal then he can blame it on Biden and wear the success coming out of it.

@@danijelhrrr7400 Trumps optimism will drive a rally before the crash. A lot of new time investors will feel euphoric and get caught under one of the worst financial crashes since 08. No chance it’s late 2024 as it takes 2 negative quarters to be considered a recession.

@@danijelhrrr7400 you could very well be correct, but we can't know the future with any certainty.

Thanks mate, appreciate you taking the time.

You cared enough to comment.

They could stop printing money. 😆

@@Azraiel213 Agreed...and government agencies (central banks) could stop deliberately adjusting policy to purposefully create inflation. Most global central banks target an inflation rate of 2%. Meaning if our cost of living (by their doctored measure) is only going up 1.4%, central banks see this as a 'problem' they need to 'solve' and will adjust policy to boost inflation.

Great points, but I disagree. Firstly, all nations have a government central bank. Central banks deliberately create inflation. Most global central banks target 2% inflation. Meaning, if our cost of living by their doctored inflation measure is only rising 1.4% a year, the central bank of most major nations sees this as a 'problem' it needs to 'solve. They will intentionally adjust policy (reduce rates, 'print money') to make our cost of living go up faster, and boost inflation to their target. Agree with you that supply/demand controls inflation. In consumer debt driven economies, a significant chunk of demand, especially for higher cost things such as housing, rent, cars, consumer electronics - that demand is driven by debt and our ability to borrow. When central banks lower rates and hand out newly created dollars, as they did during Covid, they boost demand. If the price of things were going up, like in your example with Lumber prices, then central banks could target 0% inflation instead of 2% or 3% (like they do in Australia). If Lumber is up 20%, it needs to be balanced with something else going down 20% so prices across the economy are flat. That requires higher interest rates and less or no money printing. Central banks did the opposite during Covid. At a time when supply was lower, as you correctly pointed out, central banks deliberately tried to boost demand/create inflation by lowering rates and financing government deficit spending for all sorts of Covid stimulus handouts and support. That's the primary cause of the inflation. Central banks interfere deliberately with the free market supply/demand balance.

You're very nieve.

@@dekzzx credit to them for being able to 'fake it' for this long!

@@TheWiIdeGuy cheers brother. Fellow Anarcho-Capitalist or just liked the name?

@@VonAzbeater I think it will be 'reworked' by the Fed inflating it away to dilute how massive it is. Don't worry though the government will borrow so much that they'll make that job next to impossible, and destructive.

@@Aussie_Anarchist84 my guess is the federal reserve gets saddled with all the debt. A new “ dollar “ emerges that is several times stronger than the current dollar and debt is bought up with it. Similar to the end of WW2 or Soviet Unions collapse

@@VonAzbeater that sounds to me as though you're talking about the Federal Reserve restarting QE. Inventing dollars to buy up all the debt, then issuing a new Central Bank Digital Currency to align with your "new dollar" theory. Solid prediction.

@@Aussie_Anarchist84 yup, long game I think is to stick the debt to the federal reserve and create a new bank

@@mrEz87 thanks for taking the time to comment mate, really appreciate the positive feedback.

Exactly, well said and thank you for your comment. I agree. We should be very concerned that the 'power structure' will continue to kick the can down the road. I have some clients that are calling for 'crash' or a 'big event' to happen, to usher in the new monetary system. I disagree. It will be a slow burn. Most people wont even notice it happening. Changes will occur behind the scenes. We need to be aware, educated though so we can do our best to prosper through these times.

@@lynndonharnell422 excellent point! The short answer is - both. The additional government spending and debt accumulation to fund those policies is clearly inflationary....but the way governments chose to measure inflation (CPI) doesn't necessarily capture it. If your electricity bill goes up 10% that's 10% inflation. But if the government gives you a rebate equal to 15% of your bill, then the consumer price (CPI), the price you paid effectively went down 5%. I'm still not quite sure how they're measuring it but my interpretation is that's how they're doing it, and I find that to be extremely dishonest. Measuring inflation should be about measuring the actual price of a good or service. Who pays for it should be irrelevant. Just because the government paid for it, doesn't mean we get it for free. Governments have no money, other than what they take from us in taxes, or accumulate in debt.

I appreciate you taking the time to watch and for the feedback. I'm not ignorant. Blame the government regulators. I want to give practical ideas but I can't in public videos. I'm a licensed financial adviser. Government regulators enforce strict KYC (know your client) rules. Government regulators only permit me to provide investment advice or ideas, once I understand a person's individual assets, income, risk tolerance, personal circumstance, health etc - then I must tailor the advice to fit the client's circumstances. I'd be very happy to discuss your investment ideas and the strategies you suggested (which I somewhat disagree with) in private. Feel free to message me over on X @AussieAnarchist or Instagram @Aussie_Anarchist. Happy to discuss, debate, share ideas. Cheers. Thank you again for watching, and sorry I can't provide higher quality info publicly.

@@Aussie_Anarchist84 Ok my apologies, I had forgotten about how restrictive the rules are. Anyway I will support your channel as people need to hear this.

@@emanuelberecry5054 thanks for listening and for the positive feedback. Really appreciate it!

Thanks for taking the time to check it out. Please let me know if you have any questions or input of your own. Cheers.

@@Aussie_Anarchist84 always like watching them and always give them a share to others that also may be interested. Keep doing what you do!

thanks mate, appreciate the feedback. Tried to upload the full version but AC/DC stuff gets copyright struck :(

thanks mate, appreciate the feedback. Tried to upload the full version but AC/DC stuff gets copyright struck :(

@@Aussie_Anarchist84 oh that sucks

@@youvebeengnomeed it's probably the only thing I could fault AC/DC for (probably their management). I think legally they have a right to do it, and RUclips is a private business and free to enforce copyright. I just wish they wouldn't.

ruclips.net/video/Rgx3Rk7n_5s/видео.htmlsi=OgTm86PD0RnfQlZH

It's almost as if the government wants the CP-lie to be lower by design 🤔😄

Mate, thanks for taking the time to watch and provide some awesome feedback. Much appreciated. Agree with everything you're saying. Stay tuned for hopefully improved performances. Keep jamming brother 🎸💪

You're exactly right mate, and thank you for taking the time to comment. We live in a socialist nanny state. You can still take a piss, as long as the stream flows in the manner approved by government regulators, and also the government will take 25% of your piss, for the 'social good'. It's your job to provide the cup, and collect the sample 👍

@@Aussie_Anarchist84😂

Cheers brother! Really appreciate you checking it out. Highly recommend checking out the actual AC/DC recording. They can play and sing better than I can. Fun song to perform though!

It's Live Wire by AC/DC. Thanks for checking it out!

Thank you for taking the time Jess 🙏

Absolutely agree. I think the problem is far worse than what the government reports. More scary is that even with rents as high as they are - the average Australian real estate investor is negatively geared. The rent they collect is less than their costs. This is the consequences of the Covid response, the slashing of interest rates to zero and the 'printing' of $450 billion by the RBA. Real Estate prices are sky high and in a hyper bubble. Prices need to come way down, and the government has to allow it to happen, and allow real estate speculators (landlords) to lose money. They should have diversified their investment portfolios into many global assets instead of putting all their eggs in one basket.