I recently got a part time cleaning job. My weekly income has increased by £90 a week. That very small amount of money has made a huge difference. I'm no longer hungry or cold. So even the tiny amounts of cash does made a big difference.
"Let's not get compassion get the best of us"... Sounds like a good motto for sharks indeed... I can come up with other ones: "enough is never an option. Psycho- and sociopaths in suits rule the world
Where is the time you got so much interest for your money... And "doubling"... Well... Theoretically yes, but of course: if you have 1000 dollar today and 2000 in 25 years, that does not take into account inflation: while 25 years ago you could do a lot with 1000 dollar, even 2000 25 years later do not allow you to do really a lot, because everything got so damned expensive. And I'm not even talking about the loss of quality that occured in 25 years. Miele washing machines a long time ago were the Rolls Royces in that category. Today they are as shitty as other brands. Things got more expensive, less good and the fat cats on top of the table got fatter, because their benefit margins increased...
The BTSE mathematical equation for market speculation is the premise of this movie. Just like the scam traders who advertise their secrets to get rich quick on the internet. FV = PV (1+r)^n in words: Future Value (FV) equals Present Value (PV) multiplied by the sum of 1 plus the interest rate (r) raised to the power of the number (n) of time periods. The Mandebrot Fractal, Mandelbrot Set and Mandelbrot Quadratic Recurrence Equation: Z = Z^2 + C, have no statistically significant ability to predict risk premiums of market prices of traded securities on any exchange. The movie is a fantasy or a fabricated farce. Fun.
@@adnanismail6517 I'm not a trader. All trading is speculation. I'm a prudent investor who invest his savings in large, widely diversified mutual funds, 60% stock funds and 40% bonds funds, and automatically reinvest all dividends and income back into the same funds. The goal is to preserve the purchasing power of my investments by earning a rate of return that exceeds the rate of inflation. You can't consistently beat the market, but you can invest in the whole market with mutual funds that match the whole market by 99.9 percent in performance. Good luck.
I think if you look deeper to the premise of availble cash (equity) and the payments made to 'balance' books globally, per country, etc., that we are now in a (caused) position unfortunately of having to create wealth for an employee we want irrespective if there are 'books' to sufficiently warrant the 'capital investment' into that person. That is: we run a world by liquid cash flow _not_ pronounced by any economy (books; statistical growth per quarter, etc.), other than we have to keep it [a global economy] running so therefore we invest huge amounts of capital into certain individuals we can trust *_as_* the long term insurance of our currencies to support those corporations within our nation-states that, hence, build (and retain) the capital hegemony into the future: ie. "We no longer live (any of us, by the rudimentary economic exchange of anything per se), except by the capital a country claims it has...and this is sureptitiously found in the bank accounts of 'national individuals' it is simply given to (monies without account), whom 'support' the common fiduciary wealth of a nation and it's interest(s). A good movie depicting the last ages of an global economic cycle; whenever it was created/directed etc."
*I just hate banks you've had a busy day Paul?/Jim? where's the money now? most of it has been absorbed by the market $ lost forever ♾️ the rest has been redistributed $50 Billion Gone! yes ... all of this because of one man by the end of the day it was quite simple what now? I'll have to leave the country disappear *enjoy your trip Mr Jackson kuching $ 727K - must be a mistake? let's sort it out with the bank we miss them the nearest branch is Lake Entrance 400miles "Wayne"? got no idea luv ... I'm just a simple man I guess if there is a problem the bank will let us know 😎
I think if you look deeper to the premise of availble cash (equity) and the payments made to 'balance' books globally, per country, etc., that we are now in a (caused) position unfortunately of having to create wealth for an employee we want irrespective if there are 'books' to sufficiently warrant the 'capital investment' into that person. That is: we run a world by liquid cash flow _not_ pronounced by any economy (books; statistical growth per quarter, etc.), other than we have to keep it [the global economy] running, so therefore we invest huge amounts of capital into certain individuals we can trust *_as_* the long term insurance of our currencies to support those corporations within our nation-states that, hence, build (and retain) the capital hegemony into the future: ie. "We no longer live (any of us), by the rudimentary economic exchange of anything, per se, except by the capital a country claims it has...and this is sureptitiously found in the bank accounts of national individuals' it is simply given to (monies without account), whom 'support' the common fiduciary wealth of a nation and it's interest(s). A good movie depicting the last ages of an global economic cycle; whenever it was created/directed etc."
I recently got a part time cleaning job. My weekly income has increased by £90 a week. That very small amount of money has made a huge difference. I'm no longer hungry or cold. So even the tiny amounts of cash does made a big difference.
"Let's not get compassion get the best of us"... Sounds like a good motto for sharks indeed...
I can come up with other ones: "enough is never an option. Psycho- and sociopaths in suits rule the world
Very good movie and the music score is wonderful.
Enjoyed. Thanks for the upload.
Where is the time you got so much interest for your money... And "doubling"... Well... Theoretically yes, but of course: if you have 1000 dollar today and 2000 in 25 years, that does not take into account inflation: while 25 years ago you could do a lot with 1000 dollar, even 2000 25 years later do not allow you to do really a lot, because everything got so damned expensive. And I'm not even talking about the loss of quality that occured in 25 years. Miele washing machines a long time ago were the Rolls Royces in that category. Today they are as shitty as other brands. Things got more expensive, less good and the fat cats on top of the table got fatter, because their benefit margins increased...
The BTSE mathematical equation for market speculation is the premise of this movie. Just like the scam traders who advertise their secrets to get rich quick on the internet.
FV = PV (1+r)^n in words: Future Value (FV) equals Present Value (PV) multiplied by the sum of 1 plus the interest rate (r) raised to the power of the number (n) of time periods.
The Mandebrot Fractal, Mandelbrot Set and Mandelbrot Quadratic Recurrence Equation: Z = Z^2 + C, have no statistically significant ability to predict risk premiums of market prices of traded securities on any exchange. The movie is a fantasy or a fabricated farce. Fun.
Seems like your also a trader
@@adnanismail6517 I'm not a trader. All trading is speculation. I'm a prudent investor who invest his savings in large, widely diversified mutual funds, 60% stock funds and 40% bonds funds, and automatically reinvest all dividends and income back into the same funds. The goal is to preserve the purchasing power of my investments by earning a rate of return that exceeds the rate of inflation.
You can't consistently beat the market, but you can invest in the whole market with mutual funds that match the whole market by 99.9 percent in performance. Good luck.
Entitled banksters replaced by CBDC
Warfare...imminent
Dedollarisation v BRICS
I think if you look deeper to the premise of availble cash (equity) and the payments made to 'balance' books globally, per country, etc., that we are now in a (caused) position unfortunately of having to create wealth for an employee we want irrespective if there are 'books' to sufficiently warrant the 'capital investment' into that person. That is: we run a world by liquid cash flow _not_ pronounced by any economy (books; statistical growth per quarter, etc.), other than we have to keep it [a global economy] running so therefore we invest huge amounts of capital into certain individuals we can trust *_as_* the long term insurance of our currencies to support those corporations within our nation-states that, hence, build (and retain) the capital hegemony into the future: ie. "We no longer live (any of us, by the rudimentary economic exchange of anything per se), except by the capital a country claims it has...and this is sureptitiously found in the bank accounts of 'national individuals' it is simply given to (monies without account), whom 'support' the common fiduciary wealth of a nation and it's interest(s). A good movie depicting the last ages of an global economic cycle; whenever it was created/directed etc."
Good movie.
Great movie.....9/10
Very enjoyable.Like a good fiction novel. Thanks for making it available
Thanks Luna 😍 From Maharashtra, India.
Thank you, Luna!
Great Movie 🎉
Who can you trust in this world? Thank you for a wonderful movie👍🏻
Only in God we trust ❤
The love of money...
Good movie
*I just hate banks
you've had a busy day Paul?/Jim?
where's the money now?
most of it has been absorbed by the market $
lost forever ♾️ the rest has been redistributed
$50 Billion Gone!
yes ... all of this because of one man
by the end of the day it was quite simple
what now?
I'll have to leave the country
disappear
*enjoy your trip Mr Jackson
kuching $ 727K - must be a mistake?
let's sort it out with the bank
we miss them
the nearest branch is Lake Entrance 400miles
"Wayne"?
got no idea luv ... I'm just a simple man
I guess if there is a problem the bank will let us know 😎
I think if you look deeper to the premise of availble cash (equity) and the payments made to 'balance' books globally, per country, etc., that we are now in a (caused) position unfortunately of having to create wealth for an employee we want irrespective if there are 'books' to sufficiently warrant the 'capital investment' into that person. That is: we run a world by liquid cash flow _not_ pronounced by any economy (books; statistical growth per quarter, etc.), other than we have to keep it [the global economy] running, so therefore we invest huge amounts of capital into certain individuals we can trust *_as_* the long term insurance of our currencies to support those corporations within our nation-states that, hence, build (and retain) the capital hegemony into the future: ie. "We no longer live (any of us), by the rudimentary economic exchange of anything, per se, except by the capital a country claims it has...and this is sureptitiously found in the bank accounts of national individuals' it is simply given to (monies without account), whom 'support' the common fiduciary wealth of a nation and it's interest(s). A good movie depicting the last ages of an global economic cycle; whenever it was created/directed etc."
only you get NO interest from the bank anymore. or at least very little. its all about the shareholders and ceos
PRESCIENT comes to mind.Collapse inevitable. Quantitative easing equals chaos
Dedollarisation
BRICS ..
Solar flare
CBDC
why would you need a 'very big house'
Good movie