You can never go back to the 1970's and make any valid comparison because today the national debt of both funded and underfunded is over 200 trillion dollars.
Yeah, it should be something we all know about, but the controllers of our system don't like us knowing about it. (If they did then 2019 would have been in the news because it was big.)
I remember when banks would paint on their window stating that they were so many millions of dollars in assets. For the banks to be holding money now seems like they are playing the game of Hot Potato when they have cash. Something is now wrong with the way that banks now operates????
The old wind/solar Vs nuclear energy discussion that never ends. I disagree with you by saying that one is safer than another. The diversification of both is ultimately the best option.
I have thought for at least 10 years that nuclear was the way to go. Humans know how to operate nuclear and have for years. Too much risk?? Just getting out of bed every day is a hazard !!!
There's no real correlation between higher interest rates and gold going down gold will always be going sideways or up and it will go up with the rate of inflation and money printing. You have to look at the inflation Target of 2% so the value of the dollar is losing 2% supposedly every year but we all know it's more than that which means the value of gold should be going up by that same amount regardless of interest rates
Hey Joe, I think you should revist how much energy production you get from solar. You either greatly overestimated the efficiency of nuclear or greatly underestimated that of solar. Might be a good idea to check it out
So Joe thinks he’s smarter than Elon Musk. This will not age well. He said on your podcast that EV adoption is at its peak. Set a reminder to revisit this in a couple of years. He just lost all credibility with me with that ridiculous assumption. And he sounded so sure of himself.
The best investment anyone can make is putting their faith in Jesus Christ as their lord and savior. Revelation 8 KJV, your stocks and bonds won’t save you from the coming judgement. Repent
Just going without by itself is not a good investment strategy. You can HODL God forever and yet forever you'll wait for a sign. Meanwhile you you can be happy and own nothing. Never trade your belief in the dollar for an empty box of "God" (whatever that is). Always have something in store.
Great interview Jesse. Couldn’t disagree on anything except Joe’s explanation of why Uranium price has pulled back. It has nothing to do with new supply and everything to do with a thin spot market that can be walked down with a few thousand lbs. Other than that he’s bang on in my humble opinion.
You conclude the whole channel is missing the story because this interview doesn't talk about platinum? I have a platinum documentary on this channel with over 1.3 million views lol, I also discussed the investment case with Dave Collum recently.
On fossil fuels one actual benefit is human health. Clean air is crucial. When I lived in NYC and downtown Chicago I had asthma. Moved to the pine forest of suburban ATL and my symptoms are gone. Despite climate change there are real reasons not to keep dirty energy in the mix.
I think fossil fuels will be needed for a long time to come, it is impossible to phase them out without plunging people into dire poverty in developing nations. Those people want the way of life we've enjoyed in the West thanks to fossil fuels. Oil and gas are here to stay.
You can never go back to the 1970's and make any valid comparison because today the national debt of both funded and underfunded is over 200 trillion dollars.
How's about 70s Stagflation with 40s Debt and 20s Decadence?
And we don't have the Bee Gees.
@@jptrainor We have just one left. :)
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The 1970's had left the Woodstock era behind. ✌
can you explain why ?😮 thanks...
Gold anticipates inflation.
This guys amazing. Never heard of him before but such brilliant explanations
I found he really broke down the reverse repo market well. Thanks for watching.
Ok, I feel like RePo market should be common knowledge, but why have I never heard of it? He explained it really well.
Yeah, it should be something we all know about, but the controllers of our system don't like us knowing about it. (If they did then 2019 would have been in the news because it was big.)
Agreed, very clear explanation on a topic most aren't paying attention to.
I remember when banks would paint on their window stating that they were so many millions of dollars in assets. For the banks to be holding money now seems like they are playing the game of Hot Potato when they have cash. Something is now wrong with the way that banks now operates????
The old wind/solar Vs nuclear energy discussion that never ends. I disagree with you by saying that one is safer than another. The diversification of both is ultimately the best option.
I have thought for at least 10 years that nuclear was the way to go. Humans know how to operate nuclear and have for years. Too much risk?? Just getting out of bed every day is a hazard !!!
Absolutely agree with you.
There's no real correlation between higher interest rates and gold going down gold will always be going sideways or up and it will go up with the rate of inflation and money printing. You have to look at the inflation Target of 2% so the value of the dollar is losing 2% supposedly every year but we all know it's more than that which means the value of gold should be going up by that same amount regardless of interest rates
Fantastic interview, great guy you had on too!
Thanks, glad you found it useful!
Hey Joe, I think you should revist how much energy production you get from solar. You either greatly overestimated the efficiency of nuclear or greatly underestimated that of solar. Might be a good idea to check it out
There is an audio of Joe giving a speech abt monetary history at Arizona St about 3 years ago, think its still on his YT channel, its EXCELLENT!
Confiscation through taxation 😅
So Joe thinks he’s smarter than Elon Musk. This will not age well. He said on your podcast that EV adoption is at its peak. Set a reminder to revisit this in a couple of years. He just lost all credibility with me with that ridiculous assumption. And he sounded so sure of himself.
The best investment anyone can make is putting their faith in Jesus Christ as their lord and savior. Revelation 8 KJV, your stocks and bonds won’t save you from the coming judgement. Repent
Just going without by itself is not a good investment strategy. You can HODL God forever and yet forever you'll wait for a sign. Meanwhile you you can be happy and own nothing. Never trade your belief in the dollar for an empty box of "God" (whatever that is). Always have something in store.
Great interview Jesse. Couldn’t disagree on anything except Joe’s explanation of why Uranium price has pulled back. It has nothing to do with new supply and everything to do with a thin spot market that can be walked down with a few thousand lbs. Other than that he’s bang on in my humble opinion.
Glad you found the interview useful and thanks for watching!
It's ironic that no one even looks at platinum or speaks about its ratio against gold and silver. This channel is missing this story
You conclude the whole channel is missing the story because this interview doesn't talk about platinum? I have a platinum documentary on this channel with over 1.3 million views lol, I also discussed the investment case with Dave Collum recently.
He’s talked about platinum, most commodity channels have talked about it.
On fossil fuels one actual benefit is human health. Clean air is crucial. When I lived in NYC and downtown Chicago I had asthma. Moved to the pine forest of suburban ATL and my symptoms are gone. Despite climate change there are real reasons not to keep dirty energy in the mix.
I think fossil fuels will be needed for a long time to come, it is impossible to phase them out without plunging people into dire poverty in developing nations. Those people want the way of life we've enjoyed in the West thanks to fossil fuels. Oil and gas are here to stay.
Joe brown trying hard AF to interview well rather than be the interviewer
I think he did outstanding.