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Out all in shorts. I warned you.
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No, you in fact should hold some cash
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>>544846552
>and the sons of enki
>born of anun
>sported red hair
>from all the blood their father bathed in
I hope it was worth it. I really do. I hope God has mercy on your souls.

Because I.

Will not.

https://wwe.youtube.com/watch?v=OSwxD6e_Ftk
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>>544846642
Yes, gold is best. Silver second.
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>>544846552
You missed the financial crash that the COVID scam was a cover for, so why would your 2026 prediction be accurate?
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>GAMBLE YOUR MONEY PLEASE
>THROW IT IN THE CASINO
>THERE'S NO OTHER WAY

Die
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>>544846552
wtf idiot crisis is a lack of liquidity essentially
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>>544846717
Simply because there is a huge bubble (debt, cost of living, AI, oil etc.) and it is bursting hard. Expect a 50 percent stock market crash, hiring freezes, large riots. Gold is kind and silver queen.
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>>544846730
>please bro just give it to me for 30 years i swear i'll give it back with interest bro i just need to send some more munitions overseas bro don't you care about ukraine bro they are fighting for their freedom just buy a bond bro please
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Short now
go all in
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>woaw money moneyyyy go crazy guise

I don't give a idgaf about your pig swill
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>>544846824
Until you realise the paper variety ties in to cash and the real variety isn't liquid enough to use for most common people, usually forcing them to sell at a loss.

If you wanna give 'em good advice for a crash advice them to stock up on stuff they actually need or can at least actually use.
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>>544846932
Yeah, food and rifles qs well and land and a cabin and a wolfdog.
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>>544846888
Yes, it’s happening
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Use cash to buy assets on discount after panic sell-off
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>>544847033
Fuel you retard.
Weapons are just tools and most idiots end up arming their would-be attackers in their fearful idiocy.

If you want rifles be a bit smarter and get enough food and fuel for some loyal guards too.

Guarddog's a good idea if you are again capable enough of using it properly.
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>>544847146
If it's no serious crash then yeah this works pretty well.
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>>544846708
Where to buy gold and silver in Germany?
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That chart suggests we're in a stock bubble. If that is the case would not holding cash be the best move?
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>>544847413
Depends actually, cash sorta functions as a whole economy index, so it's gonna drop alongside them.

Worst are the actual losing stocks of course, followed by stock indexes and then valuta. Best are either long term gov't loans or, y'know, the stocks that aren't shitting themselves.
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>>544847320
Degussa. I have 50k im gold and silver coins.

>>544847413
A depression is coming, better get real assets and don’t hold cash, crypto or securities
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>>544846708
GPUs are best
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>>544846888
Checked. I have around 50k should I do this? Or should I buy levered short etf
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>>544847664
Just go short, man, 10x
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You fuckin retard eitI1Ld3, this is another guy
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>don’t hold cash
Yes because the butchers, bakers and candlestick makers will happily accept bullion in exchange for goods. Cash is king in more ways than one!
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>>544848278
Cash will be worthless in the hyperinflation. You have been warned.
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>>544846552
jokes on you, i dont own anything so i cant lose anything
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>>544846932
>Until you realise the paper variety ties in to cash
The entire bubble is built around this tie snapping because it's fake.
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>>544846552
How does one short exactly?
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>>544846708
You know they can already create synthetic gold right? Shit is going to ve useless in 2-3 years
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>>544846824
It's not a bubble.
This is the economic system.
German greed and tight fisted Jewish money policies are the cause of Europe stagnating and declining to irrelevance over the past 30 years.
You still don't get it.
Even now.
Typisch, because of Germanic arrogance and haughtiness.
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>>544850659
You sell Walmart stock in the hope that it will be worth less next year than it is now. Then you cover your short by buying the cheaper stock shares later thus pocketing the difference.
Most short sellers have lost all their money and killed themselves over the past 20 years.
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>>544846552
tumor weeks any moment now you will all see this time for real
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>>544847733
>>544847664
Yea all in, this usually goes well for people betting against Trump and Blackrock and Elon and all the world's richest people and banks.
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>>544846824
Gold and silver crash too because of margin calls.
THEN that is when you buy.
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>>544846708
Bronze third.
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>>544846888
Checked but what do the green lines mean?
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>>544846888
Checked and jackpotpilled. What do the memeline mean, though?
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>>544847531
You want cash if there's is a depression. Deflation will happen.
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>>544850706
It takes a shitload of energy to do that, and energy costs are going up, it will just put a hard ceiling on gold around $12,000
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>>544851339
>Deflation will happen.
Nope. At least not for USD.
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>>544846824
AI is not a bubble, and within 1 year, the current economic system will no longer be in place.

Also, the human population will be at most one half of what it is right now
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>>544847413
Op clearly wears a small hat or doesn't know what he's talking about.

If your currency collapses ALL assets devalue. Not just the money. Weimar.

Just give us all your money and beans and guns goy, trust us goy.

I bet there's some shitty meme coin rugpool or junk stock getting pushed on /biz right now.
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It's absolutely hilarious how many retards here still believe AI is a meme and a bubble despite it being massively used in every software company and increasing, yet were all about cryptocurrencies being the next huge thing when they haven't found a single significant real life application.
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>>544850874
It doesn't make sense to me...
I'm long on uranium, copper, PM.
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I have 35k sitting in cash and I want to invest it but I feel like there is going to be a huge crash.
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>>544851897
Everyone used dei now those jobs are getting cut.
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>>544846552
>do NOT hold cash
>there is about to be a crash

Fren, if you think we are gapping down 30-50% in stonks, that means almost certainly that gold and silver will also significantly sell off relative to the US Dollar (or Euro). Staying in cash ie owning outright 1-6 month Treasury bills would seem to be the the correct positioning.

If you really knew with moral certitude when the crash was coming, you would buy put options on Gay Eye heavy ETFs (or the Nasdaq, S&P). One could also short futures contracts on the Nasdaq if you were set up for that.
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>>544846552
In a deflationary environment, cash is king and you want a fair bit to deploy to buy depreciated assets. Basically, what Berkshire is doing right now; sitting on a mountain of cash waiting for a huge correction/flash crash and then scooping blue chips up at pennies on the dollar. Value floods back into cash during a deflationary crash, while commodities and stocks lose fiat value.
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>>544846708
Not during deflation. Only during a hyperinflationary market collapse. During deflation it gets wrecked like all other commodities.
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>>544851908
It's extremely jewish. You sell stock you don't own and if it goes down you buy it back later cheaper and get money. Except you don't EVER actually own the shares at all, neither when you short sell nor when you cover.
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>>544851908
Well if a dude thought copper's price is going to crash and wants to make a nice buck out of it, he's going to ask someone who has copper to borrow said copper, let's say he has to bring the copper back next month plus interest.

The guy sells the copper at the current market price and has some money.

If the price of copper crashes, then he was right and made a ton of money. He's simply going to buy the copper at a cheaper price and bring back copper to the guy he borrowed it from.

If the price of copper continues to increase, he'll rope because he has to buy back the copper he owes but for more than he sold it earlier.

Being long is the opposite thing : you borrow cash to buy more copper because you think the price will increase, then if it does increase, you can sell the copper for a profit to pay back your debt.
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>>544846552
If you're chart is actually accurate then you should be holding cash
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>>544852542
This. It is extremely difficult to have your financial institutions actually issue you stock certificates in your name. They just won’t do it because they want to own everything and you have to trust them to pay you with money they print out of thin air when you sell your in-house stock IOU’s. The audiobook “The Great Taking” lays this all out. By 2030 you will own nothing and be happy and you vil eat de Bugz.
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you need emergency cash kept out of banks.
these days i'd recommend 5-10k with the decreased buying power.
you need some physical gold/silver for trade.
these days i'd recommend 5-10k with the decreased buying power.
you need some assets. land, women, kids, guns and ammo, buildings and materials, tools, non perishables, tobacco and liquor, filters and first aid.
these days id recommend 5-10k with the decreased buying power.
you need some explosives, biological weaponry, hard drugs, powerful lasers, sharp swords, and dead bugs.
for wal mart runs.
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I don't need pieces of paper what say I's rich, I need food and gas and a place to coom. If I don't get gas I still must have shoes, which means I need to buy more bullets (I just bought new slip-ons).

Not taking advice from jeetchaim, sorry.
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>>544850706
You’re a complete retard, shut the fuck up
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>>544846708
>yes grocery store, how many ounces of gold for some bread and milk?
>what's that, you only take cash?
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>>544851908
Long on uranium is smart. Nuclear power is the only realistic low-carbon production method we have. Buy Centrus (LEU), it’s going to increase in the next few years
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>>544852501
It’s going to deflate and then hyperinflate. America cannot deflate a 40 trillion debt bomb in one run, nothing will survive that. This country would collapse.
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>>544852963
Personally, I'm long on Deuterium.
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>>544851897
AI is retarded and does insane shit, there will still have to be human quality assurance for anything made with it
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David Rogers Webb/Patrick Bateman showed me that I can't own anything that isn't in self-custody. So all this talk of giving other people your cash in exchange for paper with greater promise in exchange for my time preference seems a bit dull minded. Economies crash, states fail, fiat currencies lose reserve status and disappear. When the danger is rael you won't be looking for profits. Life stinks.
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>>544851897
Is it profitable though considering the huge costs involved for the buildout and semiconductor replacement, energy costs etc.
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>>544853118
But why? Are there even ETFs for it? There’s not likely to be a high demand for it in the near or even far future
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>>544852044
Put it in your cash ISA at 4+% then taper your entry into a total world etf in a stocks and shares ISA. Keep the bulk of your cash in reserve for entry during the crash for maximum gains.
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>do hold cash
>hold metals
>hold crypto in cold wallets
barter is good, too
update pic rel to ~$232 B (of this the NYFed alone is $134B in the hole)
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All these boomers with a couple million in 401k as a reward for their self-sacrifice shudder to think of life without a gigantic safety net. Fools and their money.
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>>544853453
>energy costs
That’s why you invest into nuclear. Centrus is especially promising given they’re the only Western producer of fuels suitable for small modular reactors. Investing into nuclear is a good way to invest in the growth of AI without accepting all of the risks that come with that. If AI is here to stay, the demand for nuclear energy will skyrocket. If it fizzles out, there’s still a demand for nuclear
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>>544853553
>Put it in your cash ISA at 4+% then taper your entry into a total world etf in a stocks and shares ISA.
In basic English? Thanks for the comment though.
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>>544846552
Cash is best used for paying off old debts using inflation against itself.
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>>544853554
>crypto
You're not worried that reddit defends the blockchain and AI systems are capable of outsmarting the best analog mathematicians?
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>>544846642
Controlled localized stealing, a money you can't use is a money you don't have even if they return it
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>>544853554
>~$232 B (of this the NYFed alone is $134B in the hole)
pic related is the Fed's balance sheet H.4.1, aka the SOMA
lololol note how the broke NYFed is operating ONLY ON $13 B in capital
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>>544846708
GOLD SUCKS ASS
stocks rule.. ever here of the concept of "total return"? Gold does not pay you shit while stocks pay a dividend.. Gold has no intrinsic value whatsoever.
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>>544850933
My time on /biz/ taught me to never take financial advice from 4chinz. Always do the opposite.
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>>544846552
Who is taking gold or anything else for goods and services?
I'm not seeing anyone freaking out that gold is almost under $4,000. Shouldn't it be rising?
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>>544853694
we cannot eliminate crypto b/c some people are trying to monopolize it for themselves
crypto has legit use cases (authentication (NFTs), chain of title, smart contracts)

the best way to promote crypto is to use it in only in cold wallets, never on a platform, then it is truly a benefit to the citizenry

remember there are many forms of a strong currency (cash, check, wire, metal, crypto, etc.) NEVER JUST ONE FORM

pic rel lol
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>>544853728
>Gold has no intrinsic value whatsoever.
>what is chemistry
holy fuck, i hope all the kids aren't this stupid
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>>544853859
I think Simon Dixon is more like his dad than he realizes. Kratter convinced me to get out of it.
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>>544853217
human quality assurance is unironically shitter than what opus 5.5 does now.
>>544853453
it's going to be when literally everyone is hooked on it like crack
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>>544854025
i'm for anything that isn't a federal reserve note
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>>544854130
>literally everyone is hooked on it like crack
lol
AI is impressive to mediocre people and genius to idiots
quite literally, the more impressed one is with AI is directly negatively-correlated with their level of intelligence
Ai has some good uses, none of which are being promoted now
funny how new tech rarely benefits the citizenry when its rolled out
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>>544851897
>Crypto
>No real life application

Lol, lmao.
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>>544854305
>it's*
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>>544851897
>haven't found a single significant real life application.
they have, they just don't promote the utility of it for complicated contracts (smart contracts) and authentication and chain of title (NFTs)--- it would revolutionize authentication, especially for mortgages, etc
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>>544854141
I'm principally opposed to grabbler fiat but I also realize that they've had Europe under complete control for 2k years. Whatever btc/crypto is, it isn't going to free humanity from nosferatu. Suppose it goes 2-3x stably within ten years, is that worth the risk? Not for me personally.

Anyway, Market Sniper made Dixon look like a fool the other day and then BTC Sessions interviewed an economic hitman and let him spew obvious bullshit without interruption. That's decently symbolic in my view. No way out.

Anyway, I'm sick of Anglo-jews' internet and the rape of our women with memes and Palantir and preventing access to employment with subterranean social credit and all the rest of these tricks. I'm looking at it paradigmatically. They might let you be comfortable if you continue to eat good ass but Europeans will never be free from the jew so long as we play along.
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>>544854454
>Anyway, Market Sniper made Dixon look like a fool the other day and then BTC Sessions interviewed an economic hitman and let him spew obvious bullshit without interruption. That's decently symbolic in my view. No way out.
do you have any thing other than your word to share? like a fucking link

europe
>how the fuck did you get here
what is your preoccupation with europe?
are you european and if so why are you posting in the US?

if one wants real change and a strong national currency, there must be multiple forms of a currency, not just one 'savior' form, as is being proposed now with PRIVATELY-ISSUED tokenized debt-backed stablecoins

'fiat' isn't the problem
WHO IS ISSUING the 'fiat' IS THE PROBLEM and that the Fed's private fiat IS INTEREST-BEARING is the fucking problem

FIAT, CREDIT-BASED INTEREST-FREE US NOTES ISSUED BY THE US TREASURY WORK FOR THE PEOPLE AND ARE INTENDED TO BE AN INTEREST-FREE TOOL TO FACILITATE COMMERCE

FIAT, DEBT-BASED, USURIOUS, INTEREST-BEARING FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES ARE FUCKING BORROWED FROM THE PRIVATELY-INCORPORATED BANKRUPT NY FEDERAL RESERVE FRANCHISE AND ONLY ENRICH THE NYFED’S PRIMARY DEALERS AND THEIR CRONY/POLITICAL ILK AND ENSLAVE THE POPULATION IN BOND DEBT

Fiat is given value BY A NATION'S CITIZENS.
If the FUCKING NATION’S TREASURY is the one issuing it, fiat is not a problem.

I paid all my bills until i was forty using postal money orders
just walk in with a list of amounts on a saturday
they were 75 cents each
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since 4chan is always wrong I will now hold cash
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>>544854843
don't care why you are doing it, just that you are doing it

A reminder, Federal Reserve Notes are what are being issued to worthless oblivion and
>the US dollar is a fucking UNIT

We need to AGAIN issue debt-free, Treasury-issued US Notes like we did before (and during) the bloodsucking, obsolete Federal Reserve. We need to AGAIN issue debt-free US Notes that are pegged to a basket of commonly-used weighted commodities, distributed by a series of state banks.

We can:
1 nationalize Fed banks
OR
2 dissolve Fed and have a series of state banks
OR
3 issue US Notes simultaneously AGAIN and eventually recycle worthless Federal Reserve Notes out of circulation
OR
4 YOU CAN RIGHT NOW: use cash/barter/stack/use credit unions/use cold wallets, these five things IMMEDIATELY transfer power directly to the people

USE CASH, NO MATTER WHAT COUNTRY YOU ARE IN, cash IMMEDIATELY puts the power in the hands of the people.

US Treasury-issued paper fiat (aka cash, aka US Notes):
>is permissionless
>is private
>is anonymous
>has no transaction fees
>works in power outages
>doesn’t need the internet
>don't need to be a coder to use it
>doesn't depend on another party having a device
>everyone knows exactly how much they have
>has no transaction limits or thresholds for reporting
>money laundering is harder with physical cash, due to transport
>is inclusive, it does not see race
>is harder to use in ransoms
>can’t be hacked
>don’t need to remember a password to use it
>IS the ultimate in payment platforms
>using cash helps people to save money and budget
>puts the power directly in the hands of the people
>keeps the currency near the REAL goods and services
>less paperwork
>is face to face, not face to screen
>makes government theft harder
>using cash forces the debt-based Federal Reserve to serve the citizens

Boycott businesses that do not take cash.
NEVER USE YOUR PHONE TO PAY.
Barter is the real torpedo to these fucking clowns.
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Why would I link? Spoonfeed requests mean two things: You're not one of us and you want to get the information scrubbed. Been there, done that.

And it's not like your messaging is cogent. I'm some fool because I prefer to decline le latest technological fix for humanity's greatest misfortune? There are no nations. There are no Peoples.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A64rR5Dp07s
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In any case, he's using my comment as a springboard to talk passed me and say he prefers cash.

Inoperable.
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reminder:
the real irony is using cash forces these debt based central banks to serve the citizens
pic rel demonstrates this nicely

Notice on the top half of pic rel the NYFed squeezes out cash, which is the citizens' currency and pays its ilk the QE policies of IORB and RRP instead, while also buying houses and bonds.
The NYFed clearly prioritizes enriching its private owner banks over the citizens having a currency
why doesn't Trump ever mention this?
b/c fucking Trump thinks the BANKRUPT NYFed is the house
the FUCKING US TAXPAYER IS THE FUCKING HOUSE
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>>544847523
>Depends actually, cash sorta functions as a whole economy index, so it's gonna drop alongside them.
That's not the case. In a stock crash, the price of stocks and other investments crashes in dollar terms. Thus, dollars increase in value against those goods
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>>544854945
>one of us
wew lol
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>>544854931
>We need to AGAIN issue debt-free, Treasury-issued US Notes like we did before (and during) the bloodsucking, obsolete Federal Reserve. We need to AGAIN issue debt-free US Notes that are pegged to a basket of commonly-used weighted commodities, distributed by a series of state banks.
pic related
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>>544855249
Yeah, except that used to mean something. I'm not here to entertain Reddit, Bharat, or GLP.
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>>544846642
Do Estonian stores accept cash when the banking services are down? Whenever it happens here in Finland they refuse cash too saying that even if I can pay for it they can't process the transaction so I should go away
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>>544855333
>>We need to AGAIN issue debt-free, Treasury-issued US Notes like we did before (and during) the bloodsucking, obsolete Federal Reserve. We need to AGAIN issue debt-free US Notes that are pegged to a basket of commonly-used weighted commodities, distributed by a series of state banks.
pic also rel, along the same lines
currency is there TO BENEFIT THE CITIZENS AND FACILITATE TRADE
it is not to be hoarded
it is the lifeblood of a society

the NYFed wants to turn currency form a TOOL for the citizens, to a PERMISSION
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<<<----also, kek, the reddest flag i have ever posted
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>>544855438
>the NYFed wants to turn currency from* a TOOL for the citizens, to a PERMISSION

currency is to be flowing

pic rel:
Now the bankrupt, boomer-run Federal Reserve franchises have their dream come true, note the right side of the chart, high reserves and high IORB at the same time
the last time they tried to have both, JPM got raided by the FBI for rigging treasury and silver markets which caused the repo spike, all big banks failed again quietly and got bailed out again for trillions in Sept/Oct 2019 and then we had covid, which shut down the economy (decreased the velocity of money) and conveniently hid their illiquidity lol
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ok i have to run to the store
bbs
pic rel when the Federal Reserve switched from backing their worthless Federal Reserve Note with gold to backing it with debt
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>>544855678
>when the Federal Reserve switched from backing their worthless Federal Reserve Note with gold to backing it with debt
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>>544854305
The thing with AI is that they excel in doing what I'd call are "by heart" tasks, where they get provided a fuckload of mishmash data at once and figure out an order from the lot, especially in field of studies where there can be a ton of concurring but minute details like medical diagnostic or species identification. Basically its an overglorified punch card annex, that can do in moments what would take an human days of analysis and counter analysis (as in, could be flu because X, Y, Z, so gotta test x, y, z to figure it out vs the person A to Z is a set value so lets scan the database for a pathos that befit these credentials).

Alas, the way AI's are actually used by the power that be is as some braindead golem archetype that exist solely to further the goals of whoever hold their reins. Quite a sad state of affairs, given the wasted potential this entire circus represent.
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i added this one
lead and iron are good, too

Money is often falsely equated with productivity, intelligence, class, success, integrity, and/or good taste.
If you equate success with money, you will likely be perpetually dissatisfied, in a constant state of longing.

But if you VALUE THINGS WHICH CANNOT BE BOUGHT, such as:
community
family
work ethic
intellect
fitness
perseverance
cleanliness
honesty
integrity
compassion
tradition
loyalty
reliability
patience
humor
If you value the above, you will always be content and successful, no matter where you are or what you do.
Judge yourself by deed, not possession.
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>>544846708
>>544846642
>servers go offline
>slaves running free, looters everywhere
>your nigger ass crawls into the grocery store to buy your potato chips
>you try scanning the self checkout kiosk, it's offline
>100 niggers run past you with everything on the shelves
>you hold up your gay 1 ounce GoyMint coin
>you beg the machine for change
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>>544855678
>>544855729
>your fraternity of niggers inhabits all of washington D.C.
>your fraternity of niggers owns all the local businesses, houses, properties, courthouses, police stations, everything
>your fraternity of niggers also owns all the seats in the congress, senate, president
>your fraternity of niggers decides "fuck the goyim, they'll do whatever we say"
all before the internet while americans were busy settling the dusty plains of the west.
can you imagine?
niggers doing that to everyone?
big nosed goblins who need hats to remind themselves God exists doing that?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gH7VcNQNgHg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djc-F6TPfos
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>>544855762
>AI
i definitely see its use for rote tasks,
AI has made me 1000 fold faster at searching my computer for images

Unfortunately, the day to day things AIs are useful for are not the same goals of the people shilling it today.

Humans are quite flawed in the fact that any newly-acquired knowledge is then used to gain an advantage over others, this is our rate-limiting step in evolution, and we will never get past this flaw. This is a recipe for failure.
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>>544855891
>>you hold up your gay 1 ounce GoyMint coin
lol
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i have to go to the store
bbs if thread is still up

>>544856012
remember when Goldman Sachs robbed your sovereign wealth fund?
I do
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Is everyone on /biz/ a cryptojeet? Serious question.
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>>544846552
Don't take financial advise from those who spread panic and fear like OP is doing. They want to use you to manipulate prices for their gain and then rugpull you.
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>>544854646
>FIAT, CREDIT-BASED INTEREST-FREE US NOTES ISSUED BY THE US TREASURY WORK FOR THE PEOPLE AND ARE INTENDED TO BE AN INTEREST-FREE TOOL TO FACILITATE COMMERCE
>trusting the government to control the money supply

????
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Will do with the $37 in my bank account from my miserable underpaid public school teaching job!
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>>544846552
People meme around about will there/won't there be a crash but something foul is brewing.

>early year, US/Israel war against Iran breaks out, markets have bad reaction but recover, seemed like no one really cared about oil hitting 100$ a fucking barrel
>TACOs ensue, constant talks about peace deals, SPY reaches its all time high
>peace deals never pull through
>Israel has PM elections next week
>guarantee war will escalate
>Ukraine destroying Russian diesels supply
>this month, ten year bonds reach all time high since the 70s, cash starts being rotated out of the stock market
>OpenAI not making enough money to justify AI spending, journalist was wrong with estimates, still a lot of money to be made thoughever
>interest rates are increasing. the dumb fuck in charge literally fired Jerome Powell and replaced him with someone who he thought would be a yes man, Kevin Warsh
>Kevin raises interest rates anyways
>Japan yen carry over trade crisis (too big to describe in one post, really fucking bad if this blows up, could lead to very rapid selling of stock, bonds, treasuries, and other US assets)
>because borrowing money is now getting expensive, AI data centers like Coreweave are at risk of bankruptcy, America is betting on AI infrastructure propping up and saving our markets
>there is simply no easy solution with war in Iran, boots on the ground post midterms is a real possibility
>hyperinflation is out of control, this war will make everything far more expensive
>diesel prices because of Russian/Ukraine war will only exasperate

It's going to get really fucking bad bros. I swear to God I'm not a schizoid but genuinely think WW3 is upon us.
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>>544854305
>t. dunning-kruger midwit who tried chatgpt free in 2024 and is posting a literal screenshot of google search's shitty AI
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>>544854431
2 more weeks. your meme died in 2022
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>>544850814
>Oh noes, le ebil Nazis are requiring Greeks (the laziest people on planet Earth) and other fucking useless moneypits to pay denbts
"German greed" ladies and gentlemen
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>>544851125
tin, actually
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>>544846708
That's for AFTER the purge anon. Dont forget the lead.
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>>544852659
Yeah that chart makes no sense.
In reality cash pretty much always loses value, sometimes faster than other times but it hardly ever gains value.
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>>544847607
I know a guy who carries a couple of SO-DIMM's in his wallet.
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>>544853520
>he doesn't store barrels of physical heavy water in his basement



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