The World's Fiat Currencies Are Failing. How Much Longer Do They Have? | Mike Maloney

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[@issenvan1050]

Why don’t you use timestamps?

[@rogerburn5132]

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[@rogerburn5132]

Nobody Can Ever Trust in Fiat paper currency. Prined by "" Man " Humans always abuse the privilege and print More and More until the all system collapse. China was the first in the 13 century with printing Fiat currency and ended in Hyperinflation. Many more cases in history Weimar Republic Hyperinflation in the 1920. Hungary in the 50 s. Venezuela and Zimbabwe. Only Gold and Silver Has managed to keep their value over thousands of years and it will stay that way . CBDC will be NO difrend than the Fiat currencies just digital. Endless supply of digits. Thanks for reading my comment.

[@sang3Eta]

​@Northern Lights When Britain was on the gold standard 1821-1914, there was no inflation for 93 years, and by 1914 a house cost just 2x the average wage!

[@bradhartman7090]

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[@gavintfrye]

Mike is a true national treasure. He’s a massive contributor to me getting into gold (and silver) and having enough confidence in my purchases to do something that felt counterintuitive when I first started. Now holding currency feels like a hot potato and gold feels like the natural way to store my wealth.

[@CDBesetsny]

Correct.

[@stevemace1725]

Maybe, if it don't become illegal to own.

[@andresbard]

I've seen people make seven-figure profits in both declining and rising markets; it all depends on the information and methods used. There is no doubt that the recession and crisis have benefited some people significantly.

[@danieljackson87]

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[@danieljackson87]

@@andrewlogan7737 Funny that you brought that up since I completely understand. Look into Ruth Loralann Brennan; she received a lot of press in 2020. I'm not sure I can put this into words. My portfolio is also managed by her.

[@briannewman6216]

Mike nails it. He is one of the few people who understands that QE causes asset inflation. The other aspect of this process is that asset inflation eventually results in consumer price inflation. Keeping a lid on consumer price inflation that is being pushed up by asset price inflation will be very difficult for central banks.

[@stevemace1725]

Well said

[@scottiswatchingtele]

their goal is not to control inflation. they are there solely to permit corruption & the public to accept inflation. the fed is controlled opposition & part of the WEF & Global Government.

[@margator1036]

There was a joke during the Carter Administration, "don't you want a $100,000 car or a $1,000,000, 000 house"? Now very common place. Guess the joke is on the American citizen now.

[@not_sure...]

10 years to write, a lot of work put into this book, and a guy on Amazon left a bad review because it "costs too much" 😂. I can't wait to read mine, I'm sure it's worth it's weight in gold!

[@Goldsilver]

Yes, that is quite a kick in the nuts. This version is full color, but we will do a standard black and white print run later this year.

[@calebfast8088]

Lol So many idiots leaving reviews on Amazon.

[@lisandroCT]

​@@Goldsilver Good thing that mice kicks don't affect giants, Mike. You're a giant. Thank you for your work and this book.

[@not_sure...]

@@Goldsilver yeah really unfair that Amazon allows reviews from people that haven't purchased a book, let alone read.

[@jefftri]

Was Paul Krugman the guy that left the bad comment?

[@brownmunde0072]

Thanks!

[@Wealthion]

Thank you very much!!

[@josephpatrickreason1222]

The problem we now face in this fiat money environment is not only that monetary policy has become corrupted by the state’s self-interest, but that no one in charge of it appears to understand money and credit. Technically, they may be very well qualified. But it is now over fifty years since money was suspended from the monetary system. Not only have policymakers ignored indicators such as Gibson’s paradox. Not only do they believe their own statistics. And not only do they think that debasing the currency is a good thing, but we find that monetary policy committees would have us believe that money has nothing to do with rising prices. All this is facilitated by presenting inflation as rising prices, when in fact it is declining purchasing power. Mike Maloney explained clearly that aspect .

[@philipcooper1636]

Today's inflation is a result of corporate avarice, not only problems with the supply chain. We know that the money obtained by the higher prices isn't being transmitted along the supply chain since businesses are reporting record profits. More pricing result in increased revenue for businesses, which stays with them and goes into their pockets. We can rule out supply-related inflation because of this. If your stocks are extremely weak, now is an excellent opportunity to take a battered 401k and convert it to a Roth. Then, your Roth will be tax-free, and you will just have to pay taxes on the substantially reduced current values.

[@peggyturner2431]

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[@stevenbergwin5074]

@@peggyturner2431 I delegate my daily investing decisions to an investment advisor because their entire skill set is concentrated on being both long and short at the same time, adopting a profit-driven strategy and removing risk as a hedge against the inevitable downtrends. When combined with exclusive insights/analysis, it is incredibly impossible not to outperform. I've had a relationship with an investment advisor for almost two years, during which time I've generated a return on investment of more than a million and five hundred and seventy thousand dollars.

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[@BlackHairandSkinCare]

sell

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Cant buy the book on Amazon where eles can you go to get it

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[@jayfreedom]

55:45 is this is similiar to the BOJ buying bonds, then short sellers want to short them, then the BOJ is the only buyer of the shorts, so they buy them again, and end owning more than 100% of the bonds?

[@Buckaroo801]

I think you need to bring on guests like Michael Darda. People who have been very spot on with their forecasts with no biased tether to an outcome.

[@MichaelHarrington17]

The value of the fiat US$ is backed by everything one can exchange a US$ for: US land, real estate, capital and consumer goods, US businesses, etc. The public debt merely has to be serviced through the tax take, not paid back. The policymakers would argue that the expansion of US$ credit is not problematic if it increases productive investment and the production of more valued US$ assets. Unfortunately we can measure this, as Mike argues, through the productivity of that debt in terms of GDP, or the ratio of total debt as a share of GDP. Both measures have been declining, revealing the limits of this policy. It needs to reverse with a controlled deflation, which means declining private wealth. Yes, there is no escaping the reckoning to economic realities.

[@davidglaser1030]

The overwhelming majority of US citizens are unable to afford the purchase of land, real estate, sustainable businesses, or capital and intrinsically valuable consumer products without borrowing the funds. Is this productive investment creating more $ assets, or only a fair trade with no future value added by the new owners?

[@MichaelHarrington17]

@@snowbirdie111 No, they are not doing the right thing for the long term health of our society and economy because they are promoting a massive wealth transfer to the top asset holders. But the policymakers serve the status quo. Generously, one could say they are stuck in path dependence.

[@MichaelHarrington17]

@@davidglaser1030 that’s not exactly true. Home ownership is benefitting the 65% who own their homes with protection against inflation and a ridiculous asset bubble. And almost all working Americans own US businesses through their pensions and 401Ks. The asset poor are taking the brunt of bad policy. The investment of subsidized credit is not productive according to the growth of gdp relative to debt, but that is their rationale. Our policy elites have failed miserably by advocating borrow and spend monetized by the central bank. Merely kicks the day of reckoning down the road. But by keeping the game going they probably think it’s a success.

[@davidglaser1030]

I didn’t know those stats. Thank you Michael

[@T4nkcommander]

​@@MichaelHarrington17 We are going to see huge house deflation these next few years tho, so at least on that front there will be no protection. My new co-worker already lost $50k on the house I told him not to buy, just because he bought at the peak of 2022.

[@FRYEGS6]

Mike Maloney, I was listening to you back in 200- 2008 - "What is real Money/Seven Stages to failure of a Fiat Currency" - I could not get a single soul to listen to me, no one wanted to pay attention/was not interested. WELL SIR HERE WE ARE IN 2023 AND EVERY SINGLE THING YOU SAID HAS COME TO PASS. I HOPE THEY ARE LISTENING TO YOU NOW. GOD BLESS YOU.

[@mrjb8502]

Over the last 10 years gold is down 44.8%, silver is down 29.3% and the S&P 500 is up 161.8%. If price stability is a requirement for money, precious metals fail miserably. I say this with deep regret because of the negative impact gold and silver investments have made to my retirement portfolio.

[@BlackHairandSkinCare]

the whole system is a scam... self substainability is key!

[@stevemace1725]

What appears down is actually suppressed, if you can hold onto it without confiscation, it will explode in price.

[@jordanaraujo2579]

There's nothing wrong with being prepared. No one criticizes people for having fire extinguishers and first aid kits. You don't use it great. You need it and don't have it.....

[@bruce5895]

you know what they say, gold and silver are real money and all the rest is just credit living on borrowed time

[@kyles2232]

You better have more bullets than gold ;)

[@bruce5895]

@@kyles2232 I would never shoot anybody and do not own a gun, if I were to be robbed it would be no contest as I would just throw the money on the ground and walk away. I am always with other people and are in a safe neighbourhood with a good police presence. One person did get robbed at 2 am in the morning and they got him the next day. Where I live crime does not pay.

[@kyles2232]

@@bruce5895 none of that matters if the dollar implodes is my point. If you're buying gold because you expect financial disaster....it'll get taken from you pretty fast

[@BlackHairandSkinCare]

@12:00 how is this Legal?

[@DjmMik]

Ignore Mike’s message at your own peril. Great interview!

[@AK-pu2gm]

Money being created when loaned against an asset makes it asset backed which I think is a good thing. You also need the monetary base to increase when there are more people and wealth to keep the value the same. Problem is when the government keeps creating it backed by their debt

[@austinmorgan5669]

I keep hearing really smart people say that gold is a store of value and it just isn't true, or at least hasn't been in recent history. If eggs double in price and the price of gold doesn't double as well, you didn't store any value. If homes 10x in price, but gold only went up 30%, you didn't store any value.

[@theonlyconstantischange123]

Gold doesn't track the CPI but it does hold well against a barrel of oil for hundreds of years. Fiat definitely can't say the same

[@austinmorgan5669]

@@theonlyconstantischange123 that's a pro. I guess my point is that we trade our labor in the market for a price that we agree to and then hope to be able to trade the value of that labor (paid in dollars) for other goods and services. If we trade labor and then five, ten, thirty years later we can't buy the goods or services at the rates we were expecting when we sold our labor, then neither the dollars nor the gold stored any value. You're saying a barrel of oil held which is good since it's an input into everything, but people don't care about oil they care about housing, food, transportation, and entertainment. All of which have not held.

[@theonlyconstantischange123]

@@austinmorgan5669 yea I hear u, I was just giving the opposite side. That long term correlation is great for financial managers overseeing generational wealth or large bank balance sheets looking for reserve assets. But ur correct, the only use of gold for the average person is a hedge against Zimbabwe Weimar level debasement. Even the long term oil gold correlation swings quite a lot so I'm with u on this as well, it's not as great as gold bugs make it out. I've personally gone into the deep end of crypto and am a huge fan of the composability and creativity endlessly aimed at developing equitable financial solutions for the world. So in a sense I feel gold has gotten it's lunch eaten and it's become antiquated. Interesting times

[@auntiefiat9769]

Love Mike Maloney. Always worth listening to. Thanks Adam!

[@mariewarner7997]

How can I order the book in UK? Tried amazon but not available

[@entendreentendre3734]

Mike: Get an EMF detector and see how it reacts in your electric vehicle. Brilliant discussion.

[@radicalveg00]

There's 55x more currency, but isn't there 55x more debt as well? That is the fly-in-the-ointment which makes predicting what will happen so difficult. It's the massive debt that looms large, and the associated interest payments, and until it's defaulted on, it serves to suppress the price of gold, don't you think? And if a tsunami of defaults begins, a lot of stuff will be for sale at any price. Until everything is liquidated and safely in the possession of the oligarchs, only THEN do I think assets like gold go higher. The oligarchs want to pay pennies on the dollar for everything, including gold, and the system is designed to make that happen.

[@GringoAzteco]

Good point

[@hermanmills5455]

I see the book is not currently available at Amazon

[@ChrisGenXer]

This was an AMAZING interview. Just bought the book and can not wait to start reading. Thank you for brining such dynamic content to your channel .

[@Goldsilver]

Thanks, I hope you enjoy the book.

[@garrybuckley1503]

I don't mind money being created out of nothing as long as that money that is repaid goes to creating a better life for the majority of the population not just the fraction of 1% as it does now

[@davidcollins8150]

Value = Leaving the world a better place than how you found it and enjoying the journey along the way. Aspire to being charitable and kind whenever possible

[@ChancetheCanine]

Micheal says a bright future, like as bright as a burnt out light bulb 💡!! Some many think it won’t be different this time, well we shall see how that works out!!😊

[@charlessharrardiii7086]

if we revalued gold and cancelled the debt, could we eliminate the old system and create a new stable one?

[@padimills1494]

When the gov't imposes the cbdc our fiat paper currency will become worthless. So I bought lots of gold and silver because it is a store of value. But I am now worried that they won't let us cash in our gold or silver for the currency in fashion.

[@BluegrassStoic]

It's not currently available on Audible :(

[@CALAISmylove]

Dang, I was going to ask that very question. :(

[@user-99.99]

Definitely need a audiobook version.

[@godsservant2835]

Adam, I was thrilled to see you have Mike come on to unpack his book. Thank you very much!

[@mattanderson6672]

What a fantastic interview!! Really enjoyed listening to Mike Thank you for having him on!

[@paulginsberg6942]

Mike Maloney is the best financial educator bar none. You yourself Adam are rising toward the top of that list. Well done.

[@carolinechang4750]

Is there an online version that I can buy?

[@SimSiya]

Great conversation @Wealthion @Mike Maloney. I love conversations about our personal finance future!

[@kenzeng2]

Good economy doesn't mean must have a strong stock market. Most of time, strong economy often has weak stock market.

[@evanbonnell9611]

I looked up the definition of “money.” It does not say it’s a store of value. Where is he getting his definition?

[@asepehr1]

Adam said that one way the money supply decreases is when there are defaults on loans. Can someone please explain that to me. Because if I'm thinking it through correctly, I would think that defaults would actually keep the lent money in existence. It's the repayment of loans that would seem to pull money out of circulation and decrease the money supply. In other words if the loan created extra money, it would take the opposite (repaying the loan) to extinguish the money.

[@gavintfrye]

I believe he was specifically speaking of the government. But I’m not exactly sure. It would seem like pulling money out of thin air to loan would actually increase the money supply.

[@gavintfrye]

Also a default would eliminate the interest owed. Which is the real currency creation.

[@celesteplowden964]

great interview!!!!

[@timsandman]

Thank Adam and Mike. I really have learnt a lot from Mike over the years. Great Guy! 🙂

[@elonmuskox4305]

Thanks for exposing the central bank criminals, Mike.

[@eero6326]

The trolls seem to have steam. Do I sense some desperation in the air? Just look at the charts rn. Glad to see you both. Go for it!

[@schlemmermaul5224]

Please do another segment on how loans imagined by the banks and subsequently sold to Fed as MBSs equate to 50% fractional reserve bankning.

[@makk1971]

Good job Mike 👍🏽 Adam, I enjoy your interviewing style, especially how you reword and sum-up segments from the person you are interviewing 👍🏽

[@faithsrvtrip8768]

$39 for his book and no Kindle version is available. To be honest I'll read the free chapters and wait for a cheaper Kindle version. I live in an RV and space is limited. So is my budget!

[@jamiebowen7315]

What is SOL. ?

[@heidihelo5773]

The Tribbles reference got me. Loved this podcast. ❤️

[@lazybearish]

Outstanding work by Mike. I’ve seen so many of his videos. With the nuggets he dropped in the brief explanation about “doppelgänger dollars,” now I can better understand why Main Street inflation was not nearly as evident or pronounced in the decade after the GFC, while stock market assets more or less skyrocketed.

[@bretgreen5314]

Thanks so much Adam; Mike Maloney is the best. Every time I see him I gain massive new insight. One thing that got my attention this time was his mentioning the stats on the growth of the number of millionaires and billionaires since the 1970s. Can that be where some of the hidden inflation has gone? Absolutely it has. I never considered that bubble before.

[@edwardtucker8219]

Mike Maloney is outstanding, Adam. Thank you for having him on. He gave us a lot to prepare ourselves going forward.

[@LoricFox]

Love me some MM❤

[@LibertyDIY]

Thanks Mike you got me started just ahead of 2008

[@AC-MAIN]

I just don’t get the last point? It seems that the fed buying MBS, everything balances out. I don’t see where it where funds are created twice? Bank creates loan, MBS purchase paid by broker, and $ cancels out; Fed creates money to buy the MBS from broker, broker is net zero; Original borrower pays back loan, and FED is net zero? What am I missing? Yes, (and, yes, I will read the book).

[@davidglaser1030]

Ask Mike. He loves when smart people ask him questions

[@aguywhohikes1271]

- Ordered the book today 💪 thanks for everything guys

[@declancarolan2789]

Great podcast well done Mike getting a copy of your book

[@GringoAzteco]

Gold is feasible as a store of value only up to a point; for the average investor it can function as a preservation of net worth (as opposed to the average person who may have zero or even negative net worth). For example, say an investor has $1 million they wish to convert to gold, $1 million @ $2000/oz AU = 500 x 1 oz coins. This is an amount that can fit in a shoebox and can be stored in the residence or some other secure location. However, consider someone with $10 billion net worth who wants to convert just 10% of their cash/assets/wealth to gold ($10 billion x 0.1 = $1 billion). So now, doing the math on that: $1 billion @ $2000/oz AU = 500,000 x 1 oz coins. This is not a realistic amount to keep at a residence, even if converted to bullion bars (400 oz per bar, thus it total 1,250 bullion bars). Keeping this at the residence would be equivalent to placing a billboard with a giant bullseye 🎯 on it right outside the house. No one with any sanity would invite that type of risk, so it must then be kept in a bank vault. As the saying goes, however, “ If you don’t hold it, you don’t own it. “

[@GuyIncognito764]

Fun point: that star trek episode was titled "The Trouble with Tribbles". They really don't like Klingons either, but I'm not sure how that relates here.

[@foxman9709]

His book seems to be sold out already! Unless I'm missing something?

[@BurntRaisinToast]

Mike’s book appears to be unavailable anywhere. 😢

[@morningfog532]

I am fairly young and have all of my assets in cash right now. Wanting to purchase a house soon, but waiting for home prices to go down. I am concerned about the dollar collapsing, but at the same time don’t want my money tied up should a home buying opportunity come soon. What should I do?

[@gavintfrye]

It truly depends on your time span. I believe in the immediate to short term the dollar will maintain its value due to increasing interest rates and federal reserve tightening. Longer term I would definitely at least have a position in gold. I always view gold as a form of insurance against the dollar. I personally hold more gold than cash but I also hope I never actually need to use my gold and continue to increase my gold position against my cash.

[@T4nkcommander]

I'm in the same boat. We know big deflation is coming - probably across the board but for sure in housing and consumables - but the big question is will the currencies hold up in the meantime? Will there be bank runs? How quickly are they going to force CBDC on us? Thinking I'll split between money and gold in safe to protect my down payment. I think we have one more QE cycle before inflation ends the current financial system.

[@derylrobinson]

He’s making the same argument in favor of gold and silver as the leading bitcoin analysts are making for bitcoin. I think they are all correct. The only difference is that the bitcoin macro analysts are a younger generation.

[@Goldsilver]

...and gold works when the grid/internet goes down.

[@caseyrindal1815]

Third party with crypto not presious metals.

[@kansascrude5611]

And BItcon has no intrinsic value

[@JSICycles]

Gold. Yellow metal. See it touch it. Bitcoin. Average person has no idea what it is and how to protect it.

[@derylrobinson]

@@Goldsilver There are plenty of differences between Bitcoin and gold. My point is that the definition of money is the same.

[@BatmanBoss]

Wealthion 🏆

[@snapsynapse]

So...how much gold/silver does it cost for the new book? Big fan, love Mike's impressive work! Yet it seems to undermine the otherwise fantastic points that this isn't offered yet.

[@EDUARDOGONZALEZ-sb7bl]

Amazon says the book is unavailable. Excellent interview Adam (as always).

[@BatmanBoss]

Mike and Adam 🥇🥇

[@tuhingatoha1134]

I have unashamedly been Mike's Number One fan since I read his first book - and I have a permanent copy of it on my computer which I still refer to today. He not only talks...but he walks the talk and that is evidenced by his "free" Chapter's 3 & 4 of his new book. Mike has proven his integrity time and again and nobody has thanked him more than me for the education he has given me. Thank you Sir!!

[@Goldsilver]

Thank you Steve, much appreciated.

[@daviddeveloper44]

Mike Maloneys timing was way off in his first book. he predicted destruction of the fiat dollar NLT 2019-2020.

[@dankurz7675]

Good stuff, thanks Mike and Adam. One addendum on the gold supply increasing on average at about 1.5% and the population at 1% and thereby yielding a 0.5% annual expansion in a gold-based money supply also known as inflation: productivity growth has averaged about 1% pa over roughly the same time period you mention or infer, thus if we truly had gold-backed or silver-backed currency (historically at 40%), we would have seen nominal deflation/enhanced purchasing power, which was the American story prior to the creation of the currency-debasing Fed.

[@franksinatra1070]

Hey Adam can you update your Rumble feed. I prefer that platform.

[@BrianFrenchinternet-marketing]

I like to look at the decor of "experts" nice to see someone who has good taste. Yeah, it matters.

[@lisandroCT]

"Two quotes you put here, one from you and one from a very wise person." Are you saying Mike isn't wise!? Haha. Great video, thank you Adam. 👍🏻

[@nxnowinners1]

A good title: Dude what happened to my pay check!

[@danobrien3760]

Can't order the book. Tried and failed, I'm in Canada

[@hamishmaclean3920]

why no Kindle edition...please ask Mike this.

[@ronfesta771]

Me thinketh it seems every second person is writing a book which are useful as doorstops however how refreshing it is when we get one from an., seasoned expert like........Mike Maloney!@!?😉😁

[@user-99.99]

Great interview. Thank you. Can’t wait for the book. Really hope there is a audiobook version.

[@lambertois11]

Before spending money on a book, you must ask yourself the following questions : Will I take the time to read all the book or will the book accumulate dust in y book shelf? Will I take actions after reading the book? I learn a lot in investing by listening to the Warren Buffet videos. They are free and there are available on KZbin. ''"Forecasts may tell you a great deal about the forecaster; they tell you nothing about the future."'' "Keep things simple and don't swing for the fences. When promised quick profits, respond with a quick "no."

[@robertparker9157]

For well over a decade, I’ll be hearing the same comments the same people analyze the markets, the dollar gold, and silver can’t they actually say when will there be some real action I emphasized the word real , real moment in the gold and silver market silver should be at a minimum of $150 a and go at $3500 ounce

[@geoffreyzeger8630]

Both of you guys ROCK! I commend your (both of y'all) review of the issues below the issues - is there such a thing as the macro of the macroeconomics? Keep up the great work and the posting of solid information!

[@REASONFORTRUTH]

Excellent episode

[@vaughnbay]

50:26 This guy is quite the salesman! He must have a retail sales gold store! Just for grins I put a silver morgan and a one oz eagle in my pocket and went to Home Depot, Safeway, Wells Fargo, and an Exon gas station to see if they would take them as payment. All of them were willing to take the silver dollar but only give me credit for one USD, not the value of the silver. And not one of these companies would take the eagle, EVEN AT THE $50 LEGAL TENDER FACE VALUE, never mind the value of the gold. NOT ONE. When the FED implements the "FED COIN" crypto and all of these companies refuse to fuss with paper currency any longer, how do you think you will get vendor acceptable "FED coin" to pay for food, gas, hardware etc.? Buy it from Mike with your gold? When you want to buy that new house and show up at closing with 10 of those eagles, do you think your closing agent is going to accept them? Before you buy into Mikes sales pitch you better try my experiment. Your gold may not end up being what you think.

[@T4nkcommander]

This is why I'm convinced buying hard survival assets is the best play - when everyone is starving, all the food I'm freeze drying will be in high demand and yet nobody will give a damn about gold or silver. With that said, if we see big deflation followed by an inflation runaway that breaks the system, gold might be a good way to safeguard your wealth during the transition. My 2 cents

[@vaughnbay]

@@T4nkcommander Yep, agreed.

[@bobmooreification]

When you sell your Precious Metals what Currency do you accept ?? or do you trade for something tangible such as Real Estate or Commodities ?????? If the Currency becomes Worthless such as the Weimar Currency ?? Then What ?

[@NSNorfolk]

This is a discussion about the role of silver and gold when it hits the fan.

[@andrewmeschter3205]

Great interview. Vielen Dank.

[@johnwoodhead5950]

The last paperback book I bought was the silver manifesto,if this book is half as good as that this will be a excellent paperback book

[@jonimitchell5646]

God Bless both of you 🙏

[@Lexman00]

Mike is a good man. God bless him for looking out for the people that don't know what this system is about, and educating them.

[@kulturfreund6631]

In Germany on November 19th 1923 1 kg of rye bread was 233 billion Marks. 1 kg of beef was 4.8 Trillion.

[@mohammedqureshi8720]

I love mike malony

[@philrowlands1087]

Why can't I buy this book if I live in the UK?!!

[@robertpace901]

My experience with determining the next greatest investment has shown me that it's not telegraphed on every alternative news and opinion channel like gold and silver has been for the past 6-7 years. For example, the insiders knew that the vaccine pharmaceutical companies were going to be the best places to be for 2020-2022. Those early big pharma investors all got in before the chasers did because they didn't broadcast it to world before covid hit the marketplace.

[@inesferre]

What a great guest ! Knows his stuff and fascinating topic

[@amandajordan7070]

Thank you so much for all of your excellent content for laypeople wanting to better their understanding 🙏

[@TiraFlecha777]

Thank you for the content. So much value in this 🙏

[@Iliinois18]

Unfortunately with digital currency being implemented gold,silver and all other monetary currency will be obsolete.

[@T4nkcommander]

Is it beneficial to use gold as the transition medium when they force us over tho? We won't know until it happens I guess

[@garylobel740]

IMO ... Currency supply is only important relative to supply of 'products'. 'Products' are the (available) supply, and 'currency' is the (potential) demand ... balance between these (not the absolute amount of currency) seems the important issue to inflation. Note, the modifiers 'available' & 'potential' indicate only execution of transactions actually contribute to inflation (i.e. currency not spent/products not bought, have no contribution to inflation)

[@yammybolo222]

Can’t find this book anywhere online? Why not release a digital copy on Amazon, etc? No need to wait for paper and cardboard..this is the 21st century after all..weird?

[@scottperkins3696]

I wanted an inflation hedge and after checking around I find that the round trip cost to convert dollars to gold and back to dollars when needed can be from 11 percent to 15 or 16 percent. Remember to add in shipping and insurance costs if buying online and in some cases local coin shops charge sales tax which adds even more. That means today if I buy gold it will have to appreciate approx $225 to $265 just for me to break even ! That means instantly after the transaction to buy gold I lose 11 to 15 percent. I cannot rationalize how this is a good investment unless I think the dollar is going to drop to near zero which I dont thing it will completely collapse.