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FINANCIAL CRISIS in 2018 | Gerald Celente, Peter P. Schiff, Ron Paul & Warren Buffet - Duration: 12:45.

how is this still a thing how is this still a thing

name any other country I challenge you in the comments down below right any

other country that has an actual democratic system that functions this

way how is it even possible a government shutdown it's it's completely ridiculous

the way it works is they have essential and non-essential elements the essential

stuff is stuff like military FBI social securities you know important stuff and

the non-essential stuff is stuff like museums national parks IPOs like initial

public offerings if you have a company you can't go public during this period

because the government is shut down it's completely insane that this is the

system itself and the government loses a billion a day when it's not active like

this it's it's it's ridiculous and then there's not even a plan all of the

individual departments can do whatever they want they can kind of create their

own way of running things take the passport industry for instance when you

land in this country now it's gonna be ok for a couple of days because of all

the fees that people pay when they come through customs they can't live without

government funding for a couple of days but after that it's gonna be a tight

ship like just expect to be waiting for a very very very long time it's

completely ridiculous to have a country that runs this way it just it just

doesn't seem plausible but this is not even what we really wanted to talk about

today I just I just had to put it in here cuz it's it baffles me how is this

not changed what I really want to talk about today though is this look folks

before we go too far I've got something to tell you

excuse me but I've got something to tell you first thank you for ruining my life

Ashley

everybody's always blaming me for everything the Federal Reserve will have

the biggest fiscal stimulus we have ever seen we are in the midst of a serious

financial crisis this is the story of the greatest financial crisis of our

time the one that is on its way they spent hundreds of billions of dollars to

show that they were doing something but not properly designed and not as

effective as it should have been when they start losing money hey we gotta get

back in the game hey let's create another bubble well the

problem is they never actually cure the crisis right they just give alcohol to a

drunk it just you know sets them up for you know a bigger hangover and that's

all we've done and that's all we're trying to do and so I know at some point

you killed a patient I haven't seen anything like this probably since just

before the last crisis 2006 2007 everybody was optimistic on the market

then now they're on again singing the same old song but it's the same problems

now that they ignored back then only much much bigger the difference being

it's not going to end with just another financial crisis it is going to end with

the dollar crisis you are a world-renowned forecaster people watch

what you say you've been doing it since 1980 and you are the publisher and

editor of the trends journals but Jared I'd like to start off today with the

issue of the economy are we in a very very rosy economy right now with no

worries like Wall Street would have us believe and some of the reports well

Wall Street isn't the economy it's it's the very separate part of what this real

economy is you have three people in the United States Warren Buffett Jeff Bezos

and Bill Gates that have more money than 60% of us combined then

look at the equity markets 90% of the equity markets are owned by 10% of the

population the rest at 10% owned by you know the the so-called middle class so

when you look at the equity markets and look at the real economy it's two very

different worlds median household income is below 1999 levels people complain and

you keep hearing it this is a failure of capitalism

this isn't capitalism in capitalism there's no such thing as too big to fail

that's called fascism the mergers state and corporate powers and that's what we

have right now so people keep asking me is a stock market a bubble well of

course it is but they keep inflating the bubble and the bubble is going back

again they're letting them repatriate the multinationals all this overseas

money and now what are they going to do with it well go back to when George Bush

did that back in 2004 ninety-six percent of the money went into stock buybacks

and that's what you're seeing now you didn't have to lower the tax rates of

corporations from 35 to 21 percent because look at the equity markets and

look at the corporate income levels they're very high they're doing very

well we didn't need to boost them because they're not putting that money

into capital expenditures they're not putting it into research development and

growth they're putting it into stock buybacks that's why the markets keep

going up look at the wage levels if you what are you looking at 2.5% increase a

year that doesn't even keep up with inflation so know that for the average

person life is getting more difficult look at the debt level of credit cards

it's at an all-time high the Fed can to a degree control the interest rates for

a long time but what happens when people overseas won't buy our dollar or they

reject the dollar isn't there a time where interest rates that may become

overwhelming we're just the Fed saying well we have to have low interest rates

where they actually lose it and they can't keep the interest rates low yes

it's going to happen at some point but again when you look at how much they've

raised interest rates even if they raise them another three or four

times this year now some people are saying four times

accounting for inflation you know you're still at very very low historic interest

rates so yes this is the beginning of the end but there's a stretch in it it's

so we don't see it collapsing right now at best were we should say we see about

a 10% market correction because it's gone up so quick Tony Robbins welcome

back to continue guys I guess worried you know we have our money in the market

yeah what happens you know like right now I mean the markets doing really well

yes do we take our money out now that's why I wrote this book I wrote this book

as I wanted to protect people because there are crashes coming now whether

it's six months from now twelve months 36 months no one knows you know Warren

Buffett said if you listen to market forecasters their only purpose is to

make you know people that tell fortunes look good here's a couple things you

should know number one there's a new high on average every month most people

have no clue see you're all broke records broke records we're in a

situation right now that's very artificial it's a situation where the

feds around the world have been printing money so nobody knows what's gonna

happen there's this tremendous fear that's in the marketplace so what I

wanted to show people was look when the crash comes first of all correction

comes every year the average one is two months long and any cost you 14% if you

sell but if you don't sell you're fine there's a bear market about every five

years we've gone eight years without one that's why I wrote this book because I

want to show you how to protect yourself when that bear comes but more

importantly how to take advantage of it because it is the greatest opportunity

in your life what you need to know is that every bear market that's ever come

they average a year they usually cost 33% but if you don't sell they don't

cost you anything and in two centuries of American history please hear me if

you're listening at home in two centuries every single bear market was

followed by a bull market it remembers 2008 oh my god the market dropped 35 40

50 percent at Pete's trough it went up 69% the next 12 months and here's one

more thing you think about timing like right now you're saying should I get out

of market yeah right so let me answer that Charles Schwab and JP Morgan did a

20-year study these in the last 20 years the S&P 500 the market the index it's

gone up 8.2 percent per year which means you're doubling your money you know like

every nine years doing pretty damn well but here's the challenge if in 20 years

were out of the market on the 10 best trading days in 20 years then you mark

your value went from 8 percent to 4.5 cut it now if you missed the top 30 days

in 20 years one and a half days you lose money so keep here you're the most

dangerous thing is not to be in the market right and it isn't just the

market right you need a series of investments that diversify nobody should

put all their money in the market we're all Schwab did a study they found what

if you bought on the perfect day of the year when the market crashed and you

bought that day the lowest level or what if you were on the worst day the peak of

the market and it crashes the next day or you go on cash which is what so many

people are doing does their friend who lost cash by 50% that 50% less money

cash is going nowhere who won yeah the person who was there on

the ideal day but the person got on the worst day after 15 years was only behind

$10,000 as interest rates rise and the steroids wear off will it be the Chinese

economy overheating or will it be a collapse of confidence in the u.s.

dollar if we lose the confidence of our foreign lenders then there will be a

dramatic decline in the dollar a dramatic increase in interest rates

significant fuelling of inflation a very very deep recession and possibly

depression that would be felt around the world we must not allow that to happen

when the next bubble bursts you cannot use the same emergency measures you

can't lower interest rates that are already at rock bottom

you can't stimulate the economy with borrowed money if an excessive national

debt is the cause of the crisis the government's could save the banks but

who can save the government's ultimately there is gonna be a price all around the

world to be paid for this and the longer it continues the bigger that price is

gonna be you know this really is a moral question when we tell people that

there's going to be a bailout bubble and they see the world equity markets up 50

60 % they don't want to believe it it's another bubble they want to step right

up back to that table and throw their Dyson try to win their hand at the wheel

of fortune that Wall Street's spinning so people still don't want to believe

that the worst is yet to come

it really doesn't look good that's it will there be a crisis in 2018 some

people actually say there will it baffled me when I first heard of it and

it's really scary but if you think about the numbers the amount of money being

pumped out and the interest rates being so low I mean people are talking about

negative interest rates that's how serious the situation is

it really scares me and just this is way too late like this is like the ending of

the video but talk crazy in the comments I really want to hear you guys this

opinion on this if you have a lot of money in housing then try and consider

that and remember that you're biased because we all are biased in some sense

away but we still need to talk about this it's huge

we don't know what's gonna happen no one does but if there's a crisis in 2018 is

it an opportunity is it terrible is it our own fault I leave that question up

to you guys let me know in the comments down below I really hope you like this

little country I've put a lot of work into it I have a great one coming out

next week as well about artificial intelligence so we were at Stanford

right now our first class starts here I'm gonna try and talk to the teacher

afterwards and I just wanted to hear your

respect can you think that's fun pasta well the main thing is is getting the

nightlight I really think you're gonna like so if you're new subscribe to the

channel I do put so much work into these you have no idea how long does it take

to make but as you're making them and I'm definitely gonna keep doing it so

subscribe if you knew all of my social media gonna show up and yeah you know

where to find me now see you guys next week

take care

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Lets build something underground! - Duration: 1:47:41.

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Opel Corsa 5drs. 1.0 Turbo 90pk Online Edition | Winterpakket - Duration: 0:58.

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데뷔 6개월 만에 '용산 최고급 아파트'로 숙소 옮긴... - Duration: 1:59.

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TRỰC TIẾP - Đường đến danh ca vọng cổ 2 | Tập 17 : Hồi hộp phút cuối ! - Duration: 10:14.

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In a sneak peek video clip Million Dollar Listing finale shows Josh Flagg and Bobby Boyd wedding - Duration: 2:33.

They tied the knot back in September but Million Dollar Listing fans finally get the chance to see Josh Flagg and Bobby Boyd's luxurious ceremony on the Bravo show's season finale Thursday.

In a sneak peek video clip, the couple are seen exchanging vows they wrote themselves as they stand beneath a floral arch in a Jewish wedding.

'Bobby, I had written my vows just four months into our relationship because I knew already then that you were the one,' Josh tells Bobby.

Josh went on: 'Aside from that, you are the most interesting man I have ever met

You are my soulmate Anyone who has the love we have for one another is the luckiest person on Earth.'

In his vows, Bobby tells his partner: 'I love you because you make me proud...You are my dream I never dreamed would come true.'

The pair became engaged during a trip to Paris in July 2016 and their wedding took place at the Beverly Hills Hotel on September 9.

Following their floral-decorated ceremony, the groomsmen headed inside for their reception.

For their first dance, Josh and Bobby danced to Etta James' song, At Last.

The night before their nuptials, the men held a rehearsal dinner at the home of Josh's parents

The decor featured eloquently decorated tables with gold wicker chairs and centerpieces made up of white and beige flowers.

Josh rose to fame as a real estate agent on Bravo's show, Million Dollar Listing

The LA native comes from a family of means and began his career at just 18-years-old.

Bobby is a former model. The season finale of Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles air Thursdays at 9 p.m

on Bravo.

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사극에서 걸출한 배역을 맡으며 시청자들에게 사랑을 받았던 그이기에 이러한 임동진 뇌경색 상황을 궁금해하시는 분들이 꽤 많으셨을 거라 생각된다 임동진 부인 권미희▼뇌경색 - Duration: 6:49.

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Pre-K students at Truman perform winter concert - Duration: 0:30.

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