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Kitsan:
That's right, in case this guy wants to take the money+% early, M is no fool - he's got it all figured out)
It's impossible - it's either early or +%
 
Kitsan:


By the way, if you take an ordinary DC, remove the quotes, you get a pyramid scheme.

If you take the global financial system, you get a pyramid (debt). DCs are a reflection of the pyramid.

Crises are what cause debt bubbles to burst.
 
moskitman:
it is impossible - either sooner or +%

I meant before the pyramid collapses.

 
sergeev:

If you take the world's financial system, you have a pyramid (debt) pyramid. DCs are a reflection of it.

Crises are what cause debt bubbles to burst.
And the U.S. was the first to elevate it to a major national business. The whole Wall Street is one pyramid scheme, and everyone involved is hoping that the pyramid scheme lasts as long as possible.
 
alexeymosc:
And the U.S. was the first to elevate this business to a mainstream national business. The whole Wall Street is one pyramid scheme, and everyone involved is hoping that this pyramid will last longer.

You are wrong. Currency is a reflection of a country's wealth, and a stock, for example, is the same for a company. Mavrodi's tickets can buy time or air. It is a reflection of his (Mavrodi's) wealth.

Currency doesn't lose value because a country has production and services. It is always worth something. That is why national business does not collapse.

 
chuvee:

Currency is a reflection of a country's wealth

do not confuse the two.

was written about debt pyramid schemes, not about the nature of money.

 
chuvee:

Currency does not lose value because there is production and services in the country. It is always worth something. That is why national business does not collapse.

Hmm, what makes you think that paper money is worth anything? With today's global banking system, all currencies are "temporary homes for the dollar", where the mass of dollars is now flowing into, that currency is getting more expensive. What kind of national business are we talking about? If we are talking about raw materials, then again, this is the business of about a dozen countries, the so-called leading economies of the world, in fact, they regulate the prices of raw materials that are produced by the rest of the third world.
 
sergeev:

do not confuse the two.

was written about debt pyramid schemes, not about the nature of money.

I'm not confused. You can't cover everything in one post. Americans are used to living in debt, in Europe too. But taxes are high there and people think that the state owes them and don't pay the loans. So there is a crisis. Although you probably know it yourself.
 
IgorM:
Hmm, what makes you think that paper money is worth anything? With today's global banking system all currencies are "temporary dollar havens" where the mass of dollars goes, that currency becomes more expensive. What kind of national business are we talking about? If we are talking about raw materials, then again, this is the business of about a dozen countries, the so-called leading economies of the world, they essentially regulate the prices of raw materials that are produced by the rest of the countries - the third world.

There's a lot to write about, but I'll keep it short. I do not believe in the collapse of the dollar, which you often hear about on TV. The high national debt is a consequence of the wars the Americans are waging.

When a currency is tied to gold or to oil it is worse than when it is tied to human labour, labour is a renewable resource. Now the world's leading economies regulate the price of raw materials and Russia is therefore dependent.

 
Have you read Shen Bekasov? He's interesting on the subject.
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