SGT REPORT - DERIVATIVES PONZI COLLAPSING ! -- Bix Weir

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  1. aleks

    aleks Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    :eek:

    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zikt5JQYCFQ[/youtube]
     
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    Don't worry, nothing will happen :D
     
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    You guarantee that?
     
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    Nothing will not happen.
     
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    I thought I saw the last of Bix 4 years ago.

    Nice bloke on the surface, but makes a living feeding BS to doomtards. Same with SGT for that matter.
     
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    Thx, forgot about that! :)
     
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    Agree.
    Didn't even have to open it to know it was rubbish - since when do derivatives fit the definition of Ponzi? :lol:
    Or is "Ponzi" the new generic term used by permatards to describe anything they can't understand?
     
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    Sure, it'll hold up.....until it doesn't.
     
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    House Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Obviously. But given the expected outcome from the BS video, it's held up very well.
     
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    Totally agree Aureus. Not even tempted to listen to the doomer. He's been calling for 1000 an ounce silver for like a 100 years. He's a whacko. But they are trying really hard to will silver and gold to go up. Lol.
     
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    I haven't watched the video yet. I might do so for entertainment purposes later today.

    But that doesn't mean I think there is no issues with the highly leveraged banks (including via derivative positions) and the nature of the debt structures in the economy. I don't think it is entirely invalid to call the current setup a Ponzi. It has a lot of similarities to a classical Ponzi scheme - the main one being :- Once confidence in the scheme is gone, the gig is up and lots of investors will lose a lot of money.
     
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