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Dus .... denk ik dat de dollar het grootste probleem is: Ja en Nee ...
De Amerikanen hebben nog steeds grip op de wereld ... zijn minder afhankelijk van geïmporteerde energie (schaliegas) en hebben de NSA om precies te weten wat er in de wereld- en met de dollar (via SWIFT/TARGET2) gebeurt. Zelfs toen het Romeinse rijk al begon te desintegreren, werd de Romeinse munt nog steeds als reserve valuta gebruikt.
Het grote geld vlucht uit de euro en de yen weg en gaat grotendeels naar de dollar .... óók naar dollar-bedrijfsobligaties ... alleen NIET naar dollar-overheidsobli's. Dus waar de banken slechts moeizaam aan bedrijven leningen verstrekken ... komt dat geld er vanzelf wel doordat het grote geld die obli's koopt. je ziet dan ook steeds vaker 'plaatsing van leningen' buiten de banken om (onderhandse leningenmarkt groeit). En dát houdt de bedrijven weer even op de been, ondanks de matige economische vooruitzichten.

De grootste zorg van de Amerikaanse overheid is het Amerikaanse volk (werkloosheid), vandaar dat in geheime rapporten te lezen valt, dat de strijdkrachten in het binnenland voorbereidingen treffen.
Alle grote regimes vallen uiteindelijk van BINNENUIT en dus niet door krachten van buiten, hooguit helpen die een handje. De Amerikaanse politiek is over haar top (re:MA), maar daarmee nog niet gevallen. Er zal een derde partij opkomen, naast de reps. en de dems. en langzaam zal daarmee de Amerikaanse politiek desintegreren tot op het punt van 'no return'. Binnen de Europese politiek zie je dat al gebeuren (steeds meer partijen, steeds meer onderhandelingen tussen partijen) en ook de Japanse politiek schuift van de ene crisis naar de andere.

Het grote Armageddon ontstaat dan ook niet door een val van de dollar, maar door een westers volk zonder werk dat de politiek spuugzat is .... een soort Franse revolutie, maar dan over het ganse westerse halfrond. DAT moet dus voorkomen worden en juist oplossing in DIE richting is waar MA zich sterk voor maakt. Geen goud gaat daar iets in veranderen .... nu maar hopen dat de westerse politiek inziet dat er echt iets moet gaan veranderen .... :)
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wereld handels valuta, de internationale prijzer van de grondstoffen.
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Indiana Jones wrote:Dus .... denk ik dat de dollar het grootste probleem is: Ja en Nee ...
De Amerikanen hebben nog steeds grip op de wereld ... zijn minder afhankelijk van geïmporteerde energie (schaliegas) en hebben de NSA om precies te weten wat er in de wereld- en met de dollar (via SWIFT/TARGET2) gebeurt. Zelfs toen het Romeinse rijk al begon te desintegreren, werd de Romeinse munt nog steeds als reserve valuta gebruikt.
Het grote geld vlucht uit de euro en de yen weg en gaat grotendeels naar de dollar .... óók naar dollar-bedrijfsobligaties ... alleen NIET naar dollar-overheidsobli's. Dus waar de banken slechts moeizaam aan bedrijven leningen verstrekken ... komt dat geld er vanzelf wel doordat het grote geld die obli's koopt. je ziet dan ook steeds vaker 'plaatsing van leningen' buiten de banken om (onderhandse leningenmarkt groeit). En dát houdt de bedrijven weer even op de been, ondanks de matige economische vooruitzichten.

De grootste zorg van de Amerikaanse overheid is het Amerikaanse volk (werkloosheid), vandaar dat in geheime rapporten te lezen valt, dat de strijdkrachten in het binnenland voorbereidingen treffen.
Alle grote regimes vallen uiteindelijk van BINNENUIT en dus niet door krachten van buiten, hooguit helpen die een handje. De Amerikaanse politiek is over haar top (re:MA), maar daarmee nog niet gevallen. Er zal een derde partij opkomen, naast de reps. en de dems. en langzaam zal daarmee de Amerikaanse politiek desintegreren tot op het punt van 'no return'. Binnen de Europese politiek zie je dat al gebeuren (steeds meer partijen, steeds meer onderhandelingen tussen partijen) en ook de Japanse politiek schuift van de ene crisis naar de andere.

Het grote Armageddon ontstaat dan ook niet door een val van de dollar, maar door een westers volk zonder werk dat de politiek spuugzat is .... een soort Franse revolutie, maar dan over het ganse westerse halfrond. DAT moet dus voorkomen worden en juist oplossing in DIE richting is waar MA zich sterk voor maakt. Geen goud gaat daar iets in veranderen .... nu maar hopen dat de westerse politiek inziet dat er echt iets moet gaan veranderen .... :)
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The Cycles of War & Sovereign Debt Crisis Conference, March 2014, will include a special over-view of the Precious Metals and when will the next Bull Market actually begin.
http://armstrongeconomics.com/2013/12/2 ... nferences/
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Deze 2 stukjes (29 december 2013) van Martin werpen een verhelderend licht op de misvatting omtrent doelstelling van de zogenaamde New World Order -Man Behind the Curtain- en de doelstelling van de Euro ..... naar mijn mening een 'must read'

New World Order

New World Order – Collapsing Economy
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Of economisch fascisme zoals ik ergens las (de mate waarin de Overheid zich moeit met productie, consumptie en ruilprocessen).

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http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/01/0 ... f-snowden/

It is IMPOSSIBLE for a whistle-blower who exposes corruption within government to the PEOPLE who are the ONLY sovereign, not Obama, Feinstein, or McCain, to be criminally charged with treason. This is an abuse of process, Malicious and Selective Prosecution, that violates both the Civil Rights of the people and Snowden. Those in Congress who have dared to call Snowden a traitor for exposing their own corruption, are not worthy or office and have violated both Human Rights and Civil Rights. If there were a true independent Tribune, they would be standing trial right now.
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Hedge Funds are now Too Big to Fail Qualifying them for Seizure if $100 billion+
Posted on January 10, 2014 by Martin Armstrong

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The Federal Reserve began as a simple private sector clearing house/insurance fund, which is why the banks were the owners. Yes, the Fed was given the power to create money that was to be ELASTIC. They would create money during a bank panic to satisfy demand and then shrink it when depositors return to the banks. This was actually a good idea insofar as it could create cash when people were in a panic and that prevented the banks from closing and having to dump assets at pennies on the dollar such as mortgages, This was a fantastic idea to stabilize the economy in a panic. If people knew they would always get their cash, then there was no reason to panic.

The flaw in banking that makes it unstable and prone to panics is simple. For you see, the banking system was based upon borrowing from the public on demand paying short-term rates and lending long-term such as in mortgages and business loans. The entire model ASSUMED the yield-curve of long-term rates higher than short-term was standard. But in a panic, the yield-curve flips and becomes inverted were short-term rates rise above long-term.

The design of the Fed was correct, brilliant, and not some wild conspiracy. What happens is people, not knowing the history, always judge things but the current terms. In 1913, the Fed “stimulated” by purchasing corporate paper NOT GOVERNMENT. The entire thing was a private sector solution that worked. Now enters government. World War I starts and they need to issue debt so they INSTRUCTED the Fed to buy government bonds not corporate paper. Fine if this was temporary for the war. But the way government screws things up consistently, they never put anything back. The killed the real stimulus quality of the Fed that was its ability to restrain unemployment by supporting companies in time of need.

Add to this the idea that INFLATION = the rise in the QUANTITY of money, and suddenly the Fed is now seen as the inflation fighter and its job is now to sterilize the reckless spending of Congress. It was like Congress can go get anyone pregnant without any responsibility for the consequences.

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The Fed always was set up with 12 branches BECAUSE it was discovered that there were regional capital flow problems. Therefore, proper to Franklin Roosevelt, each branch of the Fed was independent and it could lower the local interest rates when too much cash existed in its domain or raise it when there was a shortage. Corps come in and cash flows to the wheat belt. During planting, no cash is coming in, it all leaves. It was the NY Fed that tried to manipulate rates to influence international capital flows lowered US rates in hopes to deflecting the capital outflows from Europe. Pictured here were the four central bankers of NY, London, Paris, and Germany in their secret meeting to first try to manipulate international capital flows that backfired.

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World War II enters and Roosevelt (1) usurps all power to Washington and imposes a single national interest rate abandoning the Fed design and purpose, and (2) instructs the Fed it was now required to support the government bond market at PAR using that ELASTIC authority to monetize debt to sterilized the cost of the war. The Fed was thus mandated to support the government bond market until 1951.

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With the last 2007 Crisis, we created this idea of TOO BIG TO FAIL to support AIG and insurance company to prevent it from defaulting on Goldman Sachs. That scheme is now embedded within the system and nobody really understands that was ro save Goldman – not the economy. So the Fed, which was a private bank fund, is now guardian of the entire economy and can deem anything TOO BIG TO FAIL and take it over. It has now claimed that hedge funds in excess of $100 billion are the lucky candidates. They can deem anything now TOO BIG TO FAIL and have dictatorial powers over the private sector.

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Now we are so far from its original purpose and design it is no longer a central bank. This was by no means a conspiracy hatched at Jekyll Island. This is a patch-work of government mismanagement as always. This is not some grand conspiracy that transcends generations. These people are not that smart and there is no collective consciousness in government. That is reserved for human kind – NOT government.
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Eerste gouden munt in de Amerikaanse koloniën, de 1787 Brasher Doubloon, te verkrijgen voor $ 4,582,500.

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Zo te zien had de adelaar het nog moeilijk in het begin ..... :lol:
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