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  1. My Forecast from 10 Years Ago. May 24, 2024. In an interview on May 11, 2014, I explained on USAWatchdog that confidence always outweighs reality. “It’s basically what you believe.

  2. 2013年3月6日 · China has been trying to curb real estate speculation. In Singapore, the passed legislation that you cannot borrow for a mortgage that would not be paid-off by the age of 65. That is at least more direct. China has imposed a 20% tax at the time of sale on income from a second or more property. This shows how people respond to regulation.

  3. State Wealth Migration November 15, 2023 In 2019, New York hosted 72 billionaires. That figure has declined to 62 in 2023, with smart money fleeing the state due to high taxes and crime. The state of New... Basic Concepts

  4. 2024年1月22日 · Spread the love. Queen Maxima of the Netherlands took to the Davos stage to declare that digital IDs are necessary for nearly every aspect of social engagement. The Dutch queen told the World Economic Forum (WEF) that they can no longer trust the people, and digital IDs will provide governments with a clear way to track our behavior.

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    The Brains trust became a term applied to the so-called group of advisers to Franklin Roosevelt during his presidential administration. Roosevelts speechwriter and legal counsel Samuel Irving Rosenman (18961973) suggested having an academic team to advise Roosevelt in March 1932. This was really for show, for being such a member is rarely ever take...

    Nonetheless, this concept was perhaps based on a group of academic advisers that President Woodrow Wilson formed in 1917 to prepare for the peace negotiations following World War I. It was the journalist James Kieran of the New York Times in 1932 who coined the term Brains Trust when he applied it to this group of experts who Roosevelt actually ign...

    The core of the first Roosevelt brains trust consisted of a group of Columbia law professors Adolf Berle (1895-1971), Raymond Moley (1886-1975), and Rexford Tugwell (1891-1979). Note that they were lawyers, not market investors, technicians, or economists. They knew how to get around the Constitution, not straighten out the economy. Still, these we...

    Roosevelts Brains Trust was the subject of many newspaper editorials and editorial cartoons ridiculing them as impractical idealists. The image created was that these men where restructuring the economy when in fact they were lawyers. It was getting around the Constitution that was the focus. The core of the Second Roosevelt Brains Trust emerged fr...

    The confiscation of gold was a whole new issue. This was primarily done to ensure that the government would make the money on the revaluation of gold and not the public. It was also the idea of preventing the hoarding of money that was a serious issue at that point in time.

    Eventually, the gold standard collapsed forcing President Nixon to close the gold exchange window in 1971 because there was no mechanism to revalue gold in proportion to inflation and the increase in money supply. You cannot fix the price of money without fixing everything else. If wages rise and prices are free to float as well as real estate, the...

  5. 2013年7月19日 · Even Barron’s correctly stated that forecast. The real Estate market has been coming back in areas that have proven to attract foreign capital. So as we look ahead, this is a MINOR rather than a MAJOR change in trend. We will see capital flows shift and intensify, but this is NOT a change in long-term trend. That comes in 2015.75.

  6. 2021年9月2日 · Gold Clarification. Let me explain something. What I have pointed out about gold is that it DOES NOT rally merely because of inflation or the rise in debt. It will rally when we are looking at the collapse in confidence. The central banks have no desire to raise for their own budget will blow apart. The Fed is restrained by the ECB and the rest ...