Indexmundi is adding a city every day !

Discussion in 'Economics' started by tomtr27, Feb 1, 2020.

  1. tomtr27

    tomtr27 Guest

    That means 80,000 approx. Baby diapers, milk, etc. is needed more, and that every day !! As long as this clock is going forward, the market is long in the long run.

    https://www.indexmundi.com/
     
  2. zdave83

    zdave83

    Interesting post, thank you. Can you post sub-links to the stats you find most telling ?
     
  3. tomtr27

    tomtr27 Guest

    [QUOTE = "zdave83, Beitrag: 5005629, Mitglied: 509788"] Interessanter Beitrag, danke. Kannst du Unterlinks zu den Statistiken posten, die du am aussagekräftigsten findest? [/ QUOTE

    z.b. Rohstoffe https://www.indexmundi.com/commodities/
     
  4. kashirin

    kashirin

  5. easymon1

    easymon1

  6. tomtr27

    tomtr27 Guest

    FED and EZB and co. nationalize and introduce the gold standard. There's no way around it. Because they are to blame for the population explosion. And the climate change that resulted from it. No intelligent trader supports the central banks!
     
  7. piezoe

    piezoe

    The central bank in the United States is already nationalized. Since the banking acts passed in the 1930's it's been a de facto, pseudo independent branch of the U.S. Treasury Dept. This can be proven by examination of the consolidated Central Bank and Treasury Books.

    The U.S. Central Bank has a hybrid structure in which private banks have input into decision making, but the board of governors, on which private banks have only very minor representation, along with the FOMC, a sub unit of the BOG, thoroughly dominate decision making as to the wholesale price of the U.S. dollar, i.e., the Fed Funds rate. Bank reserves and the Fed balance sheet respond accordingly to the decisions of the FOMC and BOG.

    A gold standard is no longer tenable or practical. Beginning in the late 1960s it became increasingly difficult for the the U.S. central bank to control the price of gold. By 1971, the U.S. central bank was still committed to redeem other central bank dollar assets in gold for $35/Oz. Elsewhere, however, gold was selling for $40/Oz. Obviously an unsustainable situation. This is why the U.S. was forced to abandon the gold standard in 1971.

    In 1944, Keynes had predicted the gold standard would eventually fail. He unsuccessfully advocated for adoption of a special reserve currency based on a basket of national currencies. If the U.S. Fed should lose control of the unit buying power of the U.S. dollar, and they may, then that is where we in the U.S. and the world are headed. For geopolitical reasons, we may be headed in that direction anyway.
     
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  8. tomtr27

    tomtr27 Guest


    A system of interest payments and compound interest is expropriation! How can a state allow something like this if it still has control over averting the evil of humanity !? The interest and compound interest. Franz Hörmann explained this very simply for recalculation. So USA knowingly rips off its people !? You just look at the non-existent social system. Nothing from the state after 3 years? And the masses of homeless people. Dilapidated schools etc. speak a clear language of what the interest has done. And that has worldwide consequences. The petrodollar has brought more suffering and is a weapon of mass destruction for me,
    from which very few benefit.

    https://www.haushaltssteuerung.de/schuldenuhr-staatsverschuldung-usa.html

    $ 23,177,766,615,422

    Google translater
     
  9. tomtr27

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  10. piezoe

    piezoe

    Central bank policies and operation is similar throughout Great Britain, the EU and North America. Differences in wealth distribution, public welfare, and education are not explained by differences in Central Bank policy.
     
    #10     Feb 2, 2020