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Quantitative Easing Video Explains Q.E.2 in terms everyone can understand – with Transcript

Alexander P Morris — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 19:48:37 +0000

This awesome and quick video explains quantitative easing in a simple and easy way for everyone to understand, and it’ll keep you laughing (or crying) the whole way through…

One note, granted this video hits heavily on Ben Bernanke, it’s certainly not all his fault – not by a long shot. Living beyond our means can only go on so far, and politicians are more than happy to take advantage of public sentiment to fulfill their own agendas and help their “friends” through gargantuan spending programs and greater controls enacted under the guise of serving the “greater good”.

I’M OUT OF TOILET PAPER!!!

Alexander P Morris — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 22:00:00 +0000

With the U.S. dollar’s horrendous decline in value this video gives new meaning to disposable income and going green… At least we finally know what the pyramid on our bills represents, just another ponzi / pyramid scheme managed and operated by the Federal Reserve, and fueled by our government’s incessant bailouts and deficit spending.

Saving our Economy by Destroying the Dollar – the Absurdity of Federal Reserve Policy

Alexander P Morris — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 22:00:00 +0000

Another interesting interview with Daryl Montgomery of the New York Investing Meetup (http://investing.meetup.com/21), describing what has happened to the value of the dollar since the Fed cut rates back in mid-September.

Protecting Yourself from Inflation and the Credit Bubble with Daryl Montgomery of the NY Investing Meetup

Alexander P Morris — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 22:00:00 +0000

Very interesting interview with Daryl Montgomery of the New York Investing Meetup (http://investing.meetup.com/21) on inflation, the real-estate/credit bubble, where we may be headed, and how you can protect yourself (and potentially profit) from our currently accelerating inflationary environment.

M3 money supply figures are back, well, unofficially – and the fed credit cycle

Alexander P Morris — Mon, 11 Dec 2006 22:00:00 +0000

Apparently it’s possible to extrapolate the current rate of the M3 money supply figures pretty accurately after all, even after the Fed decided to “de-emphasize” its role. Let’s see what the current rates would have been expected to be, and what they suggest for the economy and the stock market… I also discuss the credit cycle and the effects of easy credit and leverage on the transfer of wealth.

Inflation and Excess Taxes: The True Hidden Enemy of Savings

Alexander P Morris — Sat, 03 Jun 2006 22:00:00 +0000

Taxes Taxes Everywhere and how our wallets did shrink… Even our Savings are Taxed, and in time it won’t even amount to a drink.