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Let's start this issue with an immodest

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question, tell me, how much money do you have now,

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not in your wallet, but in general in the bank,

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in stashes, in crypto, real estate, in

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shares of precious metals, and so on? What do you

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think, if you

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stop working tomorrow, how much will it last you

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for a year? maybe for a month or

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even just a week

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Well, if you answered a year, then I’m

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announcing a competition for you, write in

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the comments the number of your card, its

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expiration date and three digits on the back And today you

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will find out why you have already lost if

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you put your money in the bank I’ll tell you

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whether another global financial crisis awaits us

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and whether there are safe

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ways to invest and not go broke, where

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should you keep your hard-

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earned money? And of course, why your

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money doesn’t belong to you

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As you know, in early June I was

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robbed, there was a whole last issue about this

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and the story continues,

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I have already made many conclusions for myself

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and my knowledge, so to speak, in

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this area. I have also significantly upgraded it. It was a

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lesson, of course, but do you know that

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life, in principle, is not a cheap tutor,

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but there is good news for you too, yes, you

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can do it for free right now already

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learn from my mistakes, you just need to

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watch the video Let's talk about money,

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why put it off at all there is such an

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interesting movement that is called,

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translated as

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if in human terms, this is when in your

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youth you spend the minimum and

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invest almost all of your income not in the most

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risky, not the most profitable but

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stable sources of income so that in

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this 35 years you can retire and

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never work again this guy’s name is

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Peter Adenoi and he has been an

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adherent of this movement for 10-odd years, he was able to

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retire at the age of 30

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by force, you don’t envy him because

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he has to save a lot on what I

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read an article in New York about

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how he lives and realized that perhaps his

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wife and son themselves are a little in waffles, what

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they signed up for when they agreed to live with this

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guy quote Peter admits to

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two regrettable mistakes for 50 dollars,

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the first was to buy his ten-year-old

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son Simon a Rubik's Cube, which

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broke when they tried to take it apart.

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Probably he just confused the Rubik's Cube

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with a matryoshka doll and thought that there would be another

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free one inside, but you And also, like a

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real pensioner, he makes everything himself, like

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some kind of transmission Crazy little hands

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drive a car like this, the word Starbucks

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in their home is equated to the mother and

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of course no

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[music]

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reality bought a cube

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[music]

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in other words, total savings

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bordering on stinginess; for all this, a

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professional of such frugality, you know,

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any caricatured Jew would envy

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the question will come to life when, if in your

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youth you just want to

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try everything and spend all the money, each

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of the Fire supporters will answer in their own way Well,

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this has been put on the shelf for now, but

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the truth is that it is much easier to

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save Little by little than to save on everything

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fight with pigeons I can

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wash toilet paper for sunflower seeds in the park and I also

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noticed that such people are usually very

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old-fashioned since Adenoi is a

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media personality and gives financial recommendations,

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I decided to read what he writes about

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crypto and you know his thesis, I was not at all

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surprised at the time he said that

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Bitcoin is not a currency and it’s not

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worth buying

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at all; useless bits of computer

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data; I can imagine his face at the moment

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when Bitcoin was trading at 70,000. Although

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perhaps he simply didn’t figure out how to

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buy it at a discount and therefore gave away the

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database. All because he wasn’t subscribed

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to my channel. and I’ve never heard of

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Schenj, it’s an absolutely free service.

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Where the best exchangers are collected with the most

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favorable rates, what’s important is

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Reliability, because the pool is regularly

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checked by all exchangers, and making an exchange is no more

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difficult than opening a link in Google; you

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just choose what you give and what

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you get; and choose from what there is a

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lot of crypto cash Bank in Russia Ukraine

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Belarus and even Kazakhstan qiwi

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WebMoney PayPal will get tired of transferring

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looked better myself Well, it’s also very

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convenient If you, for example, need to quickly

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transfer money abroad

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anonymously, safely and profitably So

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spend your money with pleasure and for

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nothing without giving up life, yes there is only one and

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the link will be in the description under the video,

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but as a counterbalance to Fire there is another

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extreme, which is just spending all the

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money that you have earned, these are all

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the phrases you know, we live once, youth

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is only given One day, we’ll dance the booty, then

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we’ll earn money, it also sounds of course very

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shameful and even smacks of wolfish thieves’

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romance, but the truth is that from the point of view of

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rationality, this is much worse

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than even being a supporter of the Fire movement,

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and indeed the habit of saving

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at least a little should be developed now,

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if not already, and you don’t need to inhale

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your grandmother now, it turned out to save

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money so that you can give a thousand for your

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birthday to scammers over the phone,

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give a million more so that you can have some left over for the funeral

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and all this from a pension of 12,000. So it

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will work out for you and my advice to you.

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Try to live according to the principle of 5320 where 50

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This is paying bills food 30 recreation

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entertainment 20 this the money you

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put it aside But the most interesting thing

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begins when you have already saved up some money

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And now is the time

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I work in cryptocurrency there will be no talk about crypto

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in this video this block is

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definitely worthy of the topic of a separate

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issue So if you want to see it,

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write about it in the comments But if

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you are itching to start earning money

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right now, then you can watch a series of

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free lessons on the basics of crypt from

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my cryptocurrency project

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[music]

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this course is absolutely free and good

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for complete beginners, it consists of 12

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short video lessons lasting about

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10 minutes in which we will talk about Bitcoin

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bitcoins, ethereum and the most current

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technologies What is it, we

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will show you how to buy and where to store

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cryptocurrency How to work with the exchange How to

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view charts correctly and calculate

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profits then we will talk about

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investing, trading, rack arbitration

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and also you will find out what

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programs are If the meaning of all these

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terms you don’t understand right now, that’s

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nothing scary We will explain everything to us in the

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most accessible language from you

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all you need to do is subscribe

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in which we will publish lessons three

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times a week

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the link is in the description And there

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will be no third advertisement for the issue Therefore, we look

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carefully

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So there is such wisdom that Money

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must work Well, at least it

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calms down a little that not only you, but if

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your cache is under a mattress or in a

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shoebox, then it is slowly but

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surely being eaten away by inflation, inflation is

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that with 10 dollars

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today you will buy much less than with

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10 dollars 5 years ago, and what do you

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ask? Let's start with the fact that

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you can put your money in the bank, an

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amazingly very wise decision and it is not there, it

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is not there, it was lost even in childhood, we

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heard that bad boys spend

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money on soda and Good boys put it in the

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bank where their uncle banker

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pays them interest every month and good boys

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getting rich But now we have already grown up and

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understand that if an unknown uncle gives

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you money, it means that then you

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and this uncle will be shown on

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TV where you will tell

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the police where he touched you, in general,

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miracles don’t happen with the money that you

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put it in the bank, inflation eats up

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just a little slower than if

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they were lying in your shoebox,

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I’ll give an example: you put 50 dollars in the

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bank so as not to spend it now and in

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the future to buy sneakers for yourself, you’ve

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already withdrawn 60 bucks but and the sneakers

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already cost 70,

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that is, inflation has overtaken your interest.

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For example, at the time the video was released in the

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USA, it is 5 percent and the average

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bank rate is 3-4 percent, which you

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receive from the amount of your deposit, and

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let me clarify that this example is specifically with the

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dollar and specifically with US banks,

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the situation with other national

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currencies and banks like the hryvnia or the ruble

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is much more deplorable, and there is one more

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small nuance: banks

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tend to go bankrupt, and the fact that it

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is thriving now does not mean anything,

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let’s, for example, remember how

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the crisis of 2008 began. This means that

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such a large investment company

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called Brothers was founded in

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1850, so you understand, people still

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exist for people on horseback, they robbed banks, there was a

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plague pandemic because they had

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n’t even invented any medicines yet, but they did come

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up with a bank. And now it’s growing, developing,

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becoming unrealistically rich, and the general

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the number of its employees is tens of

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thousands of people, they talked about such financial

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corporations

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because of the mortgage crisis, when banks

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gave money to buy housing to

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everyone, including prostitutes,

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guest workers who

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hardly spoke English, here is a fragment from the film The Big

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Short just about the

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2008 crisis, do you

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ever refuse someone, are

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you serious, that

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is, this company survived

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several large-scale wars but could not

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survive the mortgage crisis, and also in

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the economy the

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same Domino principle works very well when it collapsed somewhere in

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one place but it echoed

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in a completely different way, and as

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practice shows, this is not a one-time action, but

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this happens even with the largest

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American banks, so for example, the

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canwells sat down, then two days later

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the largest closed with

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assets of 110 billion dollars left

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after 19:00

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but remember what I told you about the

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Domino principle for you and me, who

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in general have no deposits in these banks, don’t

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care about them, but the important thing is not that they

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closed, but why they closed. For

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example, Silvergate Bank suffered and

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closed due to the fall of ftx, although

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I shot a video about ftx several months ago,

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but notice how this same Domino principle

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worked even now, that is, because of the collapse of the

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stock exchange, which was run by teenagers, a

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bank with a long

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history that was managed by quite

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serious uncles and was

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trusted by tens of thousands of people ended up closing, and the phrase “

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blame themselves” was not looked at here at all

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works, we live in a world where the status of a

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company, its fame, turnover and all

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other signs of wealth, they do

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n’t talk about anything at all and

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guarantee nothing because no one knows

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what’s going on behind closed doors

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and there are even statistics that show that over the

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last 50 years more than 90 banks

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went bankrupt, and we are talking specifically about

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large banks with assets of more than 1 billion

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dollars, and more than half of

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them had assets worth tens and

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some even hundreds of billions of

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dollars,

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and visually on the timeline the graph of these

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bankruptcies looks like this, as you

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understand, you can assume that we are

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still only at the very beginning Is it worth

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saying something, for example, to

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Russian banks and the Russian economy

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and okay if this is a collapse of exchanges like ftx Where the

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whole problem was that it’s just the

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management there that is suffering from some kind of

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crisis the very first,

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especially if you live in Russia, then

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this is generally a lifestyle

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Yes, deposits are insured in the USA, the

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insurance amount is high and amounts to as much as 250

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thousand dollars, this means that if the bank

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collapses, then within this amount they

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will return you everything but no more, that is, if

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you if they were lying 200 thousand will be returned All 200

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But if they were lying 300 then they will return only 250

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a little less Namely 113 thousand dollars

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will be returned to you in Switzerland in Russia Insurance

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compensation is limited to just under

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18 thousand in Ukraine that’s 16 pieces I

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of course doubt that you

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have such in the bank money, but still the result is that

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you won’t earn money on banking plans, and

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in general it’s hard to call it an investment, and

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as it turned out, the banks are not as

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reliable as everyone imagined.

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So your bank collapsed and you were left

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without money again, let’s try another scenario.

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Maybe then you’ll be all right from the very beginning I did the

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wrong thing, I invested my money in big,

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clumsy banks. Although I could

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invest in promising companies,

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for example, buy a

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bond, which means

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800. Alternatively, take a loan from a bank. But

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if you think that the bank is only draconizing

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simple hard workers like you and me by giving

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loans at exorbitant interest rates, then No, you

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you’re wrong, that’s why the company has

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another Varick to issue bonds, you

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buy a bond and the company receives

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money from you for its purchase. That is, this is a

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receipt that indicates how much money

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the company took and when and how much it

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will return to you; it turns out to be more profitable for it

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than taking a loan from a bank And for you it

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turns out to be more profitable than putting the same money

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in the bank at interest, in general, in

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situations

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at the end you still call on the phone and

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ask Well, how is it?

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No, in fact, when the bond

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expires, the company returns

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you the money for which you paid this very

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I bought the bond,

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shut the [ __ ] up Alyo, and all the time while

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you have it You receive interest every

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six months or every quarter Easy skating rink, the

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interest is only true, but not the

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highest, basically it’s 6-7 percent, the

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main question is what will happen if

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the company goes bankrupt Well, what if it

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goes bankrupt? we feel very sorry for you,

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but it’s not about the money that you’ll have to suck your paw, the

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whole point is that bonds are not

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insured, including because of this you

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get more money than from deposits

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because in the case of these same

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deposits in banks, part of their interest

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goes to insurance, so as

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they say, you were wrong If you choose the

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most reliable

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government bonds, the Ministry of

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Finance of the country is unlikely to screw you over Yes,

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probably

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Well, the interest there will be only a little

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more than from a bank deposit So you

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won’t earn much, but one

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of the most reliable things If we talk

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about government bonds, these are bonds

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not to be confused with bonds with a button, you know,

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things are a little different, what are they? It

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happened in America, let's tell everything honestly,

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if in simple terms, then you lend money to

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America and receive interest twice

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a year Well, somewhere at family feasts,

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to the delight of his relatives, he says that he

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gave Biden a little money. Well, so

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that he finally stops pissing

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in the entrances and buys himself a potty, and in

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fact, when he said hello to the

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air, it was you standing there just out of frame

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hit,

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American bonds carry almost no risk

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because Well, there is practically no chance that the

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United States will suddenly go bankrupt

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on Channel One, they didn’t rant

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about saying that the US national debt has exceeded

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the dollar, in general it’s a very reliable thing and it’s

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definitely worth considering, we’ve

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sorted out the bonds Well, we still have shares I

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know that when you tell a girl I’m a

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shareholder, it means that you know

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all the shares in the local supermarket. But what

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are real shares, as many people also like

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to say because it sounds so

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pretentious, by buying shares of a company you

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become its co-owner and, in fact, Yes, that’s what we

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need to tell you here about such a

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thing as liquidity, liquidity is

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when you can quickly and without loss

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sell assets, that is, buy what

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you have There are a lot of people ready

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liquidity does not mean that the product is good

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or bad, let’s say If you have a

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five-room apartment with an aqua disco

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and a cinema But you live somewhere in

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Zazhopinsk, it’s not liquid because there wo

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n’t be anyone willing to buy it. And you’ll have to

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drop the price And look for a buyer for a long time,

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but your neighbor’s studio,

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where they just sold it yesterday morning, was already

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put up for sale, it’s liquid, even

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if it was put up for sale together

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Both liquid and illiquid

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maybe all real estate shares bonds

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precious metals and crypto congratulations

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for this information in paid

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telegram channels or on some

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courses you would have already given money. For

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example, imagine that 10 years ago you

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decided to buy shares of an unknown company

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with the beautiful name netflix of course you

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would I wouldn’t have bought them, I would have thought, well, netflix

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Nesquik What’s the difference? I

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don’t eat it, but let’s just fantasize. The

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netflix promotion 10 years ago cost about 20

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bucks. And at the time I was filming this

00:20:31

video, it already costs 346 dollars, but

00:20:35

you don’t have to bite your elbows too much because

00:20:38

with the same success you could have invested in

00:20:40

one night an unknown and reputable

00:20:42

company called Nokia, the authority

00:20:45

was beyond any doubt, but on

00:20:49

June 29, 2007, Apple released its

00:20:53

first It was a break and Nokia shares fell with the

00:20:57

same roar as when

00:20:59

your grandfather rolled jelly on a hoverboard For

00:21:01

example, a riddle for you from Jacques Fresco

00:21:05

Why at one time the

00:21:07

shares of NVIDIA, which produces

00:21:09

video cards correctly, soared because of the miners And

00:21:12

why didn’t the price then fall along with the

00:21:14

Bitcoin dump? Well, because by that

00:21:17

time the crisis of

00:21:19

semiconductors and video cards had already arrived were

00:21:21

in short supply because

00:21:23

production there was too slow and

00:21:26

what to do where is there at least some kind of

00:21:29

reliability and confidence in the future

00:21:31

the answer will upset you a little there is

00:21:35

no reliability anywhere the share price can fall even

00:21:38

without any particular reason Look, it

00:21:41

just fell and together Nike's shares fell with him

00:21:45

because his sneaker suddenly

00:21:48

tore,

00:21:53

just like that, all because of one torn

00:21:56

sneaker, or when in the TV series Sex and the

00:21:59

City one of the characters gets a

00:22:01

heart attack on an exercise bike and

00:22:03

dies, the shares of the company that

00:22:06

makes these exercise machines fall sharply and the

00:22:09

funniest thing is that a member of the Council of this company

00:22:11

comes forward with an explanation that the hero of

00:22:13

the series led an unhealthy lifestyle, drank

00:22:16

cocktails, smoked cigars and ate fatty steaks,

00:22:19

and our simulators, on the contrary, only

00:22:21

extended his life. I can imagine

00:22:24

how stupid she felt at that moment,

00:22:26

who are he guys This series is

00:22:30

not even a documentary, maybe then people

00:22:33

should still explain that actors in films

00:22:35

and TV series do not die for real, in

00:22:38

general, as you understand, the action can

00:22:40

collapse from anything and the

00:22:43

reason does not necessarily have to be some

00:22:44

serious one more important The point is

00:22:47

that in the case of shares, you are

00:22:50

their direct owner. That is, if something happened to the

00:22:53

broker whose you bought them.

00:22:55

He went bankrupt, let’s say yes, then it’s

00:22:58

okay. You just transfer

00:23:00

your share to another broker, so

00:23:03

this can be a definite plus for all of this. How

00:23:06

to make you richer and turn

00:23:08

you bankrupt, that’s why there is such a

00:23:11

thing as diversification, this is when you

00:23:14

distribute risks and then if

00:23:17

you lose money somewhere, somewhere else

00:23:19

you will earn it and at

00:23:22

least you will come out again Well, or you will lose it

00:23:24

at least not all of them That's why no one

00:23:27

buys shares of just one

00:23:28

company, no matter how much he

00:23:30

likes it, but there is one important nuance:

00:23:33

when you deal with stocks and

00:23:36

bonds, you already become a trader,

00:23:40

this is not that bad, but now you

00:23:42

have an

00:23:43

additional headache and you want it or

00:23:46

not, but you start following the

00:23:48

prices of these shares because they are no longer

00:23:50

just some kind of shares, they are quite

00:23:52

your own money.

00:23:57

Perhaps one of the most reliable investments

00:23:59

is investing in precious metals. How do you like the idea

00:24:03

of buying a gold bar? gold is

00:24:06

in demand for a long time and how since in a

00:24:09

crisis it allows you to save money, and also

00:24:12

Gold is a liquid commodity because there is

00:24:14

always a demand for it. Of course, if your

00:24:17

great-great-grandfather was not an influential

00:24:19

slave owner and mine owner,

00:24:22

you obviously haven’t heard much about Gold bars, but

00:24:24

if anything, they don’t always look like this,

00:24:28

they still look like this and in general, of

00:24:31

various sizes, they weigh from one gram and are

00:24:34

not that expensive, you buy

00:24:36

such bars in banks and you even

00:24:38

receive a certificate and here is the main Plus

00:24:41

because, in fact, you have in your hands a

00:24:43

real product that is quoted everywhere

00:24:46

and it is even more real than the same money

00:24:49

because well, what is money, paper, really, you

00:24:52

shouldn’t

00:24:54

stare at your grandmother’s gold teeth with morbid interest;

00:24:56

gold has its disadvantages; first of all,

00:24:59

it needs to be stored somewhere besides the fact

00:25:02

that if you accidentally

00:25:04

damage it somewhere, this will immediately reduce its

00:25:06

value keeping it at home is dangerous

00:25:09

because burglars or neighbors who find out

00:25:11

may remember the times of the gold

00:25:15

rush in the Wild West and come to

00:25:17

your home for a visit. Well, you

00:25:20

won’t be able to speculate in gold. It’s not a stock in

00:25:22

gold, everything is stable, plus or minus, and prices

00:25:25

for it don’t fluctuate. Buy it it is necessary

00:25:28

according to the buy and forget principle. But keep in mind that

00:25:31

deposits with gold are not insured. If

00:25:33

suddenly the bank loses its license, then

00:25:37

you will also lose your gold, maybe you will

00:25:40

even go crazy and walk around

00:25:42

the entrance like a Ghost, knock on your neighbors

00:25:44

and say you need more gold.

00:25:48

Alternatively you can buy gold in the form of

00:25:50

investment coins. Just look, they

00:25:52

didn’t accidentally pay with them in the minibus,

00:25:55

but buying jewelry doesn’t

00:25:58

count as an investment because, firstly, there’s

00:26:00

just a wild markup for processing.

00:26:03

In general, buying any valuable thing, be it a

00:26:06

necklace or a Rolex, is not an investment.

00:26:09

things deteriorate and break But if

00:26:12

you Wait

00:26:14

[music]

00:26:29

come on, admit it, who hasn’t dreamed that

00:26:32

their grandmother, who isn’t their own, will die, of course, some distant

00:26:35

one that you’ve never

00:26:37

seen and will leave three apartments, you

00:26:40

’ll rent them out, you’ll become

00:26:42

wealthy. - lardom and you will

00:26:44

never go to work again, become a

00:26:46

rentier and live on the income from rent, this is

00:26:49

generally the wet dream of many, but alas,

00:26:52

buying an apartment is not a share for you;

00:27:01

buy it Right

00:27:03

now you have it So the average

00:27:06

payback period for an apartment is

00:27:08

20 years And now imagine that all these 20

00:27:12

years you will have to deal with new

00:27:15

tenants major repairs

00:27:17

paying bills by the children of the tenants who have

00:27:19

chewed the wallpaper and many other things,

00:27:22

but real estate is always in price,

00:27:25

after all people need to live somewhere, after all,

00:27:28

but this also has its own nuances Mark Twain

00:27:32

once said buy land, they do

00:27:36

n’t produce it anymore Well, that’s not quite So the

00:27:39

apartment and land themselves may not be worth

00:27:42

anything if they are in a city with a

00:27:44

poorly developed economy in the downtrodden

00:27:47

outbacks, you can buy an apartment

00:27:49

for less than $4,000. But if you buy

00:27:53

such an apartment, it can hardly be called a

00:27:55

good investment. And you never

00:27:58

know what will happen to the land tomorrow. No, of course,

00:28:01

everything can work out well,

00:28:04

like when Amazon named the

00:28:07

city. in which they are going to open

00:28:09

a headquarters, that they are going to recruit

00:28:11

50 thousand employees there, so

00:28:14

housing prices there have jumped sharply, but there are also

00:28:17

opposite situations, the real estate market is

00:28:19

sensitive not only to political,

00:28:21

economic and climate changes.

00:28:24

Well, you know all these hurricanes,

00:28:27

earthquakes and floods And here they are -the

00:28:30

price definitely won’t have a positive impact,

00:28:33

starting from the fact that after the

00:28:35

mobilization was announced, the demand for real estate fell and

00:28:38

many began to sell it much

00:28:40

cheaper, and ending, for example, with

00:28:42

earthquakes in Turkey and even

00:28:44

hurricanes in Miami, when houses there

00:28:47

fell like houses of cards. Do

00:28:49

you think there are a lot more people willing? began

00:28:51

to buy an apartment there, housing prices

00:28:54

can fall. Anything here is

00:28:57

almost like with stocks, I remembered the

00:29:00

murder of George Floyd in Chicago and what the

00:29:02

showroom workers did, for example, the

00:29:04

Magneficent Miles district, in which there are a large

00:29:06

number of elite stores. It just

00:29:09

begs to be destroyed by a violent

00:29:11

crowd, and so after the start of the protest,

00:29:13

housing prices there decreased by 30 percent,

00:29:16

you can ask

00:29:18

[music]

00:29:22

and there is nothing reliable at all, and I

00:29:26

will answer you, the most reliable is an investment in

00:29:29

yourself. Because the more knowledge

00:29:32

and skills you have, the more liquid you are in the

00:29:34

labor market, after all. The cooler you are as a

00:29:36

specialist, the more you will

00:29:38

earn.

00:29:39

First of all, you need to invest in your

00:29:43

knowledge in your professional development

00:29:45

in something that changes and improves you, but

00:29:49

if tomorrow you are hit by a car and you

00:29:51

go to a meeting with the Apostle Peter, it

00:29:53

turns out that investing in yourself

00:29:56

was not a justified excuse from such

00:29:58

a position would be to get high,

00:30:00

drink beer on a bench, play in the room

00:30:03

because at least that way you would have

00:30:05

fun,

00:30:06

but the good news is that

00:30:09

a car most likely won’t hit you tomorrow.

00:30:11

But the financial system is

00:30:13

still very unreliable, everything is always

00:30:16

unexpected and almost every day you

00:30:19

read headlines about how the market

00:30:21

has shaken,

00:30:22

there has been an unprecedented drop, and so on,

00:30:26

but in the place of one bank another will come; the

00:30:29

disappeared exchange will be replaced by another exchange

00:30:32

because the financial system will

00:30:34

always be there as long as there are people.

00:30:37

Well, you won’t be there And your money too

00:30:40

you know, this video might have seemed like it,

00:30:43

but I didn’t want to create fear. I just

00:30:46

wanted to show how

00:30:50

unreliable the economic financial system is and the financial crisis of the bank, the

00:30:54

urge to go to the toilet for people over 40 at night is always

00:30:57

unexpected, but I’m afraid that it’s always

00:31:00

inevitable, you just need to wait, so I’ll

00:31:03

ask again, tell me how long You do

00:31:07

n’t have money in your wallet right now No In

00:31:10

deposits in your crypto stash Could

00:31:14

something happen to them and how much do you think

00:31:17

they will be enough for you If suddenly

00:31:19

tomorrow you stop working

00:31:22

Well that’s all I have Send this

00:31:25

video to your friends who

00:31:27

only have enough money only for cheese in

00:31:29

the supermarket and for the first time they are glad that

00:31:31

they have no money, as always, write in

00:31:34

the comments your opinion on all

00:31:36

these financial topics, subscribe to our

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cart Well, as always, see you in the

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