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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby MonteQuest » Tue 27 Feb 2007, 02:46:48

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MrBill', ' ') But just read the first 6-paragraphs. He clearly understands that money is created when the Fed lends money to banks.


I did. Says nothing about the Fed lending money to banks. It actually said that money is created when the banks make loans.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'E')ven worse, the Federal Reserve increased Total Fed Credit by another $5.7 billion last week, thus creating more money (when loans are actually made by the banks)....
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby MonteQuest » Tue 27 Feb 2007, 02:51:44

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('firestarter', ' ')In practice, the Fed would not add money to people's accounts or drop money out of helicopters even IF the Fed could do it. The Fed would not do such things because it would destroy banks and creditors (their own cartel) to bail out consumers......


But we do it all the time, especially in wartime. It is called debt monetization.
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby Permanently_Baffled » Tue 27 Feb 2007, 11:03:34

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MonteQuest', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('firestarter', ' ')In practice, the Fed would not add money to people's accounts or drop money out of helicopters even IF the Fed could do it. The Fed would not do such things because it would destroy banks and creditors (their own cartel) to bail out consumers......


But we do it all the time, especially in wartime. It is called debt monetization.


To help my understanding Monte, can you expand on this?(I need educating further!)

In what form does helicopter money enter the economy? Is it extra government spending filtering through the economy, or does it get into the economy in other ways?
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby MonteQuest » Tue 27 Feb 2007, 11:13:27

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Permanently_Baffled', 'T')o help my understanding Monte, can you expand on this?(I need educating further!)

In what form does helicopter money enter the economy? Is it extra government spending filtering through the economy, or does it get into the economy in other ways?


Debt monetization is the conversion of government debt into money. The govt just might send you a check in the mail or go through the process in this link:

Debt monetization
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby firestarter » Tue 27 Feb 2007, 11:20:30

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MonteQuest', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('firestarter', ' ')In practice, the Fed would not add money to people's accounts or drop money out of helicopters even IF the Fed could do it. The Fed would not do such things because it would destroy banks and creditors (their own cartel) to bail out consumers......


But we do it all the time, especially in wartime. It is called debt monetization.



You are correct. I wasn't clear in whom and what I was responding to in my post. I meant to buttress mmasters sentiments as articulated here:

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'A')lso the commercial banks don't exactly create money in response to the central bank, rather the commercial banks create credit triggered off the action of someone taking out a loan. The central bank controls the "availability" of new money and the people decide whether to accept it....Furthermore, the fed can pump all kinds of newly created money into the system but if the people simply say "no" to taking on anymore loans this WILL cause a contraction in the money supply. And since the economy is dependant on the money supply this will result in a recession or potentially a depression.


The Fed does have money creation avenues outside the general consumer. They do directly control repos and many other factors that directly affect people's decisions that drive M3 or credit creation.

Another example facilitating money creation is a POMO (also called a coupon pass or permanent repo) which occurred the other day after over a two month (??, I think) gap since the last one. A $1.87 billion add which will translate to at least $15 billion via the "magic" of fractional reserve banking, viz, monetization of the US debt. :)
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby mmasters » Tue 27 Feb 2007, 11:41:05

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MonteQuest', 'B')ut we do it all the time, especially in wartime. It is called debt monetization.

Good one, forgot to add that. A country in war will take out as much debt as possible for self-preservation and of course the banks control the purse strings (and often decide who wins as a result). So while the general public can say no to taking on new loans the government says yes in war and sends huge amounts of money to the defense and private sectors. Inside knowledge on this scheme used for profit is called wartime profiteering and was perfected by the Rothchilds (it was common practice in Europe for banks to finance both sides in war, then use their leverage over government to gain special rights to wartime goods and services). It was estimated in 1913 the Rothchilds wealth was 2 billion, not a lot today, but at the time it was roughly half the world's wealth. Many people think Bill Gates is the world's richest man, truth is he's a nothing compared to what's hidden to the public's awareness.
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby JustWatch » Tue 27 Feb 2007, 22:18:11

As I said earlier, the future does not exist, except in the abstract! No assets have a future value except as expressed as their future value of income streams discounted back to their present value.
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby MonteQuest » Sat 03 Mar 2007, 02:13:32

Another neat little video on our monetary system.

Money, Banking, and the Federal Reserve
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby MrBill » Sat 03 Mar 2007, 12:51:02

my religious studies professor once told me many years ago that there is always room for the top ten percent. that is probably true. if you're in the bottom 25 percentile and happy there, well all the more power to you.

I would love to talk philosophy with you. much more interesting than economics. that is for sure. however, even though your perception is not my reality, in fact the actions of billions of other people that I have never met do have a real effect on my life as well.

I think it is great that we have a chance to exchange ideas here. I am not sure we'll solve any of the world's problems, but it is good to organize our thoughts in any case.

I have some ideas about the future value of assets and their intrinsic worth. I am going to post that next week. but in the meantime I am going to the Moscow ballet on ice this evening. I am already in the dog house for back to back late nights, so today I have to make up for it. take care and I look forward to talk to you next week. cheers.
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby Concerned » Mon 05 Mar 2007, 05:07:53

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('NEOPO', ' ')or that 2 planes naturally caused 3 buildings to collapse at near free fall speed into almost their own foot print on 9.11 because a hand picked kangaroo commission said so.

Pffft!! pfffft!! pffffffft and pfffffffffffft!


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Ahahahaha dear god thank you. I downloaded 911 Mysteries from google. I don't talk about any of it to my colleagues because it's too out there heck I barely metntion Peak Oil related stuff.

But dear god how tragic our world is. I feel connected on the internet thank you :)
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby MrBill » Mon 05 Mar 2007, 15:49:11

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Concerned', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('NEOPO', ' ')or that 2 planes naturally caused 3 buildings to collapse at near free fall speed into almost their own foot print on 9.11 because a hand picked kangaroo commission said so.

Pffft!! pfffft!! pffffffft and pfffffffffffft!


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Ahahahaha dear god thank you. I downloaded 911 Mysteries from google. I don't talk about any of it to my colleagues because it's too out there heck I barely metntion Peak Oil related stuff.

But dear god how tragic our world is. I feel connected on the internet thank you :)


yes, you and your ilk will die-off first! you're not part of a community. instead of building something, anything, or belonging to a real community, like Lion's Club, Kiwanis, Rotary, PTA.... you withdraw into a fantasyland where you feel connected? Well, good luck with that WTSHTF, as peak oilers like to say! Where will your virtual neighbors be then? 911 mysteries? what two planes hit two buildings? get a life! wait till they detonate a dirty bomb in a neighborhood near you....live and weep!! ; - )
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby Concerned » Wed 07 Mar 2007, 21:08:17

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MrBill', '
')yes, you and your ilk will die-off first! you're not part of a community. instead of building something, anything, or belonging to a real community, like Lion's Club, Kiwanis, Rotary, PTA.... you withdraw into a fantasyland where you feel connected? Well, good luck with that WTSHTF, as peak oilers like to say! Where will your virtual neighbors be then? 911 mysteries? what two planes hit two buildings? get a life! wait till they detonate a dirty bomb in a neighborhood near you....live and weep!! ; - )


maybe maybe not...
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby MonteQuest » Wed 07 Mar 2007, 21:41:30

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MonteQuest', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MrBill', ' ') But just read the first 6-paragraphs. He clearly understands that money is created when the Fed lends money to banks.


I did. Says nothing about the Fed lending money to banks. It actually said that money is created when the banks make loans.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'E')ven worse, the Federal Reserve increased Total Fed Credit by another $5.7 billion last week, thus creating more money (when loans are actually made by the banks)....


Notice no response to this one. Hoisted by his own petard!
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby MrBill » Thu 08 Mar 2007, 11:21:00

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MonteQuest', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MonteQuest', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MrBill', ' ') But just read the first 6-paragraphs. He clearly understands that money is created when the Fed lends money to banks.


I did. Says nothing about the Fed lending money to banks. It actually said that money is created when the banks make loans.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'E')ven worse, the Federal Reserve increased Total Fed Credit by another $5.7 billion last week, thus creating more money (when loans are actually made by the banks)....


Notice no response to this one. Hoisted by his own petard!


Get a life MQ! As I have already said. I am not going to explain it again for the slow learners. Believe what you want to believe.
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby mmasters » Thu 08 Mar 2007, 13:40:35

I think someone might question how MrBill can be a moderator when he can't even argue a subject matter in the finance realm he professes expertise in and constantly works to cultivate an aura of respectability in.

Add to that spreading false information concerning the banking system and knowingly or unknowingly trying to dissuade people from the truth (even when rock-solid documentation refuting his claims is presented).

Furthermore when he can't even carry on a logical argument and solely resorts to personal attacks against forum members.
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby Chuck » Thu 08 Mar 2007, 13:55:03

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('mmasters', 'I') think someone might question how MrBill can be a moderator when he can't even argue a subject matter in the finance realm he professes expertise in and constantly works to cultivate an aura of respectability in.

Add to that spreading false information concerning the banking system and knowingly or unknowingly trying to dissuade people from the truth (even when rock-solid documentation refuting his claims is presented).

Furthermore when he can't even carry on a logical argument and solely resorts to personal attacks against forum members.


MrBill probably can wave the biggest dick, but you may have a point here.
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby Concerned » Thu 08 Mar 2007, 18:01:10

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('mmasters', 'I') think someone might question how MrBill can be a moderator when he can't even argue a subject matter in the finance realm he professes expertise in and constantly works to cultivate an aura of respectability in.

Add to that spreading false information concerning the banking system and knowingly or unknowingly trying to dissuade people from the truth (even when rock-solid documentation refuting his claims is presented).

Furthermore when he can't even carry on a logical argument and solely resorts to personal attacks against forum members.


I have alot of respect for MrBill, MQ, yourself and others.

I always try and learn what you can from everyone and ruminate over what I disagree with.

I think when people get passionate about a subject they can venture into territory where they lash out myself included.

One thing is for sure if anyone comes to this thread, follows the debate they certainly can learn alot about the monetary system.

I must admit I concur with the video and how the Fed itself describes the money creation process.
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby kabu » Thu 08 Mar 2007, 18:28:46

I skimmed through this thread in between watching my porfolio go down on the TSX- shoot :( - and it left me confused and upset. Well... confused... and then maybe the day's trading left me upset.

Help me clarify things, please, by going over the beginning of one of Richard Daughty's paragraphs in that piece Bill cited.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('The Mogambo Guru', 'E')ven worse, the Federal Reserve increased Total Fed Credit by another $5.7 billion last week, thus creating more money (when loans are actually made by the banks) and/or putting downward pressure on interest rates (by increasing the amount of credit available), both of which are designed to entice people to borrow money for one reason or another (anything will do, but stocks, bonds and houses are preferred). The bastards!


MrBill, you believe that Richard intended to communicate that the Fed monetized additional government debt, lent it to the banks, who then loaned this borrowed credit to their clients?

MonteQuest, you believe that Richard intended to communicate that commercial banks created the money on their own, by just issuing loans?

Technically, it seems to me that the Federal Reserve board is still the subject of the sentence when the verb "create" comes into play, meaning that Richard believes that it was actually the Feds that created the money, albeit with the help of loans made by these commercial banks (by handing the new credit off to its end users). That'd reduce the commercial banks to the role of a middle-man...

But would you both agree that Richard doesn't actually believe that "money" is created until these "loans are actually made by the [commerical] banks"? Meaning that he doesn't consider anything new "money", until it reaches the end users (and end use not being borrowing/loaning)?
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Re: Neat little video about the monetary system

Unread postby kabu » Thu 08 Mar 2007, 18:29:00

*double post
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