In this report I cover the early market action from London on January 31st, 2018 and I also look at the nature of central banking and why this institution is anathema to freedom and capitalism.
Sometimes the action in the market makes us confused @maneco64, and we never know what a country is planning to make the market superior and advanced from other countries. I really do not understand about politics in the market. Thanks for sharing, listen often I see your post, maybe I will later understand.
I agree totally with you as central banks are effectively controlling the very lifeblood of the economy and thus, the people too as we all need to use their currencies to trade (or their corporations). Many people would point out London as the very heart of the worldwide banking system and most UK citizens are ignorant to the fact that the inner square mile (just over) is equally a privately owned corporation. So not only do they own the banks but the very land (the most valuable in the country) which it sits upon and even worse they can make their own laws...
Good job
Thanks @zahidkhanniai
Politics is exactly that theatre and distraction for the masses, including the incorporation of fake news being the new conspiracy theorist label.
Sometimes the action in the market makes us confused @maneco64, and we never know what a country is planning to make the market superior and advanced from other countries. I really do not understand about politics in the market. Thanks for sharing, listen often I see your post, maybe I will later understand.
You're right on about the Central Banks being the source of the problems.
Sheeple seem to love being debt slaves. :( You could get rid of the central banks and have a more honest/transparent inflation tax.
I agree totally with you as central banks are effectively controlling the very lifeblood of the economy and thus, the people too as we all need to use their currencies to trade (or their corporations). Many people would point out London as the very heart of the worldwide banking system and most UK citizens are ignorant to the fact that the inner square mile (just over) is equally a privately owned corporation. So not only do they own the banks but the very land (the most valuable in the country) which it sits upon and even worse they can make their own laws...