Andrew Gause
THE REAL WORLD OF MONEY
Andrew Gause may just be the top man anywhere for the highest quality analysis into the world of money we all live in. Andrew is a currency historian, an internationally recognized expert on the United States monetary system. He’s written two books, “The Secret World of Money†and “Uncle Sam Cooks the Booksâ€. You can order these books as well as speak to Andrew personally. As a One Radio Network listener, you’ll have highest priority in his phone time. His # is 800.468.2646
Show Highlights:
-What happened in the ‘roaring twenties’ that caused the Great Depression? Why are there so many St. Gaudins gold coins from the twenties? Why no one had any money
-Why the hedge funds today do not want your cash
-Who’s running the Greek show? The same people running the Euro. Why do they want to keep Greece in the Eurozone?
-If you want to know if a country has been taken over, look to the Central Bank
-Andrew talks about storing cash in your safety deposit box. Good idea or not?
-The advantages of collecting numismatic coins; why collect them over bullion?
-Ego vs. nukes; what are the Iran talks really all about? A listener thinksit’s about shafting Russia by gas and oil to Europe
-Feel like you’re getting the truth on mainstream news? Think again; Andrew talks media manipulation
-Andrew makes it clear about why he supports Donald Trump as president and explains why
-Who is paying for the free and open market; Andrew sounds off on our trade agreements
-Andy’s take on immigration
-When will the price of oil go up?
-According to John Taylor Gatto, one rational economic reason why public schooling is not designed to create productive, independantadults is because of an economic concept called “over production” AKA over capacity. The idea is that too many people get in on the production act, creating chaos from excess supply, and competitive wars in price or quality. A lot of people end up going out of business and can’t repay their loans. Along those lines, competition is a terrible sin. So, those in charge of things should prevent overproduction. We need to be saved from ourselves by centralized management.
Gatto explains that the best defense against overproduction is in your mind were you don’t think of yourself as a producer, but you are going to work for a producer. As Gatto says. “if you excuse yourself from taking over economic command of your life, that’s all to the good of management of capitalist society.” Hence the modern public schools we have today. Andrew responds to this comment from a listener
-Robert wants to know the connection between Ron Paul and Stansberry Research
-Using scare tactics to sell gold; Andy doesn’t like the collapsatarian approach
-What’s in a good and balanced financial portfolio?
-Is money simply a medium of exchange that is based on barter, and therefore not a storage of wealth?
-Outside of countries like the US and UK, how can people take out the equity of their paid-off homes in the form of mortgage loans for purposes other than investing in the home itself?What makes it even more difficult is the issue of senior citizens trying to get a mortgage. Other than a reverse mortgage, how do people in their seventies and beyond get loans?
-Quit trying to hide from the tax man; paying taxes makes it easier to obtain loans
-Are there alternative places to put your money less likely to be confiscated by the Fed. for paper dollars?
-Recently, a listener noticed the online premium has jumped from about $2 over spot to $6 over spot. Is this because demand dramatically increased with lower silver prices or because the sellers would lose money due to the low silver prices?Do the premiums on semi-numismatic coins (like high grade St Gaudens) also move with such volatility?Is there a coin group that wasn’t so affected with the recent premium hike lately seen in coin silver?
-Don’t have income, but own plenty of assets and you’re trying to get a mortgage? Why not start a corporation and become an employee; it’ll look better at the bank
-How does a potential coin investor get to know the coin market in non-US country? What reseach steps should one take?
and so much more!!
andy gause and real world of money with andrew gause, july 15, 2015, hour one
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