Alasdair Macleod, Endgame of fiat monetary system
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Alasdair Macleod commenced his career as a stockbroker at the London Stock Exchange in 1970. Subsequently, he has been an investment manager and an executive director of an offshore bank in Guernsey.
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@jbl6338
il y a 1 jourAlasdair is the smartest guy there on bonds, credit and gold and does not get appreciated. Pls have him on again!
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@TheRobynbrown
il y a 1 jourExcellent talk by Alasdair – he’s definitely on the money!!!
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@DarrenSmith-tq2xz
il y a 1 jourThanks Alistair for the great contribution once again God bless you stay safe and well have a great weekend ahead your a Legend
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@TheTeaserking
il y a 1 jourinflation is simply the over printing of the money causing it to go to 0
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@quadq6598
il y a 1 jourI wanted for many years to see record high Gold prices for Mike Maloney to be vindicated in his lifetime in what he had been harping on about for decades about gold prices = done. With the venerable Mr Macleod & his dying fiat narrative, we need to see the end of fiat soon.
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@kurtweber7361
il y a 1 jourAs long as the music is playing and the champagne is flowing in the dance halls of the Titanic, the course will not be changed. The only question is where and when the ship of the financial system will crash into the iceberg. Then it gets uncomfortable!
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@sirusvirus9650
il y a 1 jour (modifié)The Truth is on the Fringes and the Lies are on the Mainstream. Thank you Alasdair Macleod 
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@LeeuwAdelaar-xe7hh
il y a 1 jourAlasdair 
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@jerrylong7445
il y a 1 jourThank you
@jamesmorton7881
il y a 1 jourYou pay check will not be cashed. At some point the bank will not loan more to your employer. You know the federal government, NO ONE will loan them more money.
@damianmousley2098
il y a 20 heuresStraight talking . Always interesting listening to Alisdair. Real gentleman.
@racker9999
il y a 22 heures (modifié)The sordid state of the world is directly related to active suppression of the following moral principle: “Seek always to tell the truth and balance your checkbook.” Mr. Macleod’s outreach embodies this principle.
@dillonsawyer9377
il y a 1 jourAlistair you stated it very clearly
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@AR-pr6mt
il y a 22 heuresThank you Alasdair!
@susannelles5033
il y a 1 jourAlasdair is truly One to take his wisdom from ! Merry Christmas and have a Serene 2025!, If only globalists and the crooks went in charge!
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@JamesH-j9d
il y a 1 jourGreat interview Peter! 
@pwrighter
il y a 9 heuresThe polite frustration in MacLeod’s answers show just how clueless the interviewer is.
@besovereign2032
il y a 1 jourAlasdair is a legend.
@DBEdwards
il y a 17 heures (modifié)Splendid show. Capital!!! Alasdair is brilliant. He makes complete sense. He is entertaining and clever. The most perfect guest. Bring him on after Trump assumes his dictatorship please. I await Trump’s 1000 year empire.
@RandalSpady
il y a 1 jourExcellent information best I have heard this year.
@jimmillward3505
il y a 1 jourI wouldnt be so quick to assume that credit is going to dry up. They have been keeping this going for decades and now they are talking about Bitcoin reserves, i imagine they are going to try to hide their financial profligacy behind blockchain
@krcalder
il y a 17 heuresThe economics of globalisation has always had an Achilles’ heel. The 1920s roared with debt based consumption and speculation until it all tipped over into the debt deflation of the Great Depression. No one realised the problems that were building up in the economy as they used an economics that doesn’t look at debt, neoclassical economics. Not considering private debt is the Achilles’ heel of neoclassical economics. Black swans take the private debt flight path to come in undetected. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAStZJCKmbU&list=PLmtuEaMvhDZZQLxg24CAiFgZYldtoCR-R&index=6 At 18 mins. 1929 and 2008 stick out like sore thumbs. In 2008, the Queen visited the revered economists of the LSE and said « If these things were so large, how come everyone missed it? » It’s that neoclassical economics they use Ma’am, it doesn’t consider private debt. Not considering private debt is the Achilles’ heel of neoclassical economics. 1) We didn’t see the problems developing in private debt 2) We didn’t know the problem was caused by private debt 3) We used monetary policy to cure a private debt problem with more private debt There is no way out this way. We didn’t fix anything after 2008, and dropped interest rates to the floor so we could carry on as before. We carried on making the same mistakes, borrowing money from banks and using it to purchase assets and push up asset prices. The markets are going up everything must be fine. Wait a minute …… We’ve blown up an everything bubble. “We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” Albert Einstein. Solving a private debt problem with an economics that doesn’t consider private debt was never going to be easy.Lire la suite
@philiphannuksela6569
il y a 11 heuresWhat if credit derivatives and other derivatives were not legal? Short-term loans along with rehypothecation and repos encourage very risky investing. What gets into needed funding of longterm growth comparable to what sovereign money did under Lincoln and under the RFC in 30’s and Adding safe harbor, and we have the coming massive transfer of wealth. CBDC, elimination of cash, the last vestige of autonomy, and we have the whole WEF regime. The Solari Report and David Rogers Webb’s efforts state- by- state deserves prime and detailed attention.Lire la suite
@pdel303
il y a 1 jourDoesn’t Elon Musk get subsidies from the govt for SpaceX and Tesla? Maybe he could show an example by cutting that off? I think it’s a great idea.
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@jonaslim8594
il y a 1 jourI don’t think politicians don’t understand, but act not in favour as not popular move, can cause their’s job insecure.
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@DavidLockett-x4b
il y a 17 heures (modifié)Back onto the gold standard then. Thank God we are in Australia, dig baby dig. One thing that most Australians do understand is real estate.
@elainemagson213
il y a 21 heures (modifié)Interesting as always. It’s refreshing that Alasdair, whose economic wisdom is so good, also knows his geopolitics and is so humanely concerned to help us to understand too. A nice young interviewer – but I’m always a little irritated when Englishmen can’t seem to pronounce « th ». Using « v » instead sounds childish.Lire la suite
@nickupton2123
il y a 1 jourHow does Turkey keep going with constant devaluations? Other countries similarly. It would be interesting to know how the government pulls it off and how the locals deal with the situation.
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@JohnBurman-l2l
il y a 1 jour (modifié)When a person gets into debt beyond the point that they can ever pay it back….they ignore it and hussle to survive. Only responsible people control debt accumulation. This is collapse of society.
@mikehardwicke23
il y a 1 jourYields on USTs and UK Gilts have risen across the duration by 300 BPS this week despite CB cuts; and similarly the Yield Curves have been un-inverted these past 2 months. The end game is near? (Poor stupid Keynesians!).
@rolandbraun1197
il y a 1 jourThe Keynesian theoretical model was not based on an abnormal economy with 3 to 7% budget deficit and a 130% national debt to GDP level !! REMEMBER THAT FACT!!!
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