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Obtenga dinero del gobierno gratis y compre Bitcoin El autor de Rich Dad Poor Dad ha intervenido sobre el impacto del dinero gratis que el gobierno de los Estados Unidos está dando a los propietarios de pequeñas empresas en el dólar estadounidense.  Desde su cuenta de Twitter con más de 1.3 millones de seguidores, escribió el sábado: “Muerte del dólar.  Gente desesperada por dinero.  Muy triste.  Si [el] gobierno te da dinero gratis, tómalo y gástalo sabiamente.  No guarde.  Compra oro, plata, bitcoin.  El dólar se está muriendo. Padre rico Padre pobre es un libro de 1997 en coautoría de Kiyosaki y Sharon Lechter.  Se han vendido más de 32 millones de copias del libro en más de 51 idiomas en más de 109 países.  Ha estado en la lista de best sellers del New York Times durante más de seis años.  El libro enseña la importancia de la educación financiera, la independencia financiera y la creación de riqueza a través de varios métodos...

The Swedish Central Bank Has Started The Printing Presses The Swedish Central Bank, the oldest-running operation of its kind in the world, called “Riksbanken” has predictably responded to the crisis by starting the printing presses. They’ve promised the banks a 500 billion SEK ($55B) credit line to “grease” the wheels, making sure there is enough liquidity in the system. Riksbanken’s chief Stefan Ingves has also stated that there are no limits to how much these presses can print, while carefully avoiding the term QE, or quantitative easing. Ingves has also previously stated at a press conference last month: The Riksbank stands ready to do more if and when necessary to help the Swedish economy get through this crisis as well. Citing liquidity problems on the financial markets, the Swedish central bank is now planning to buy government, corporate and mortgage bonds, and is auctioning USD denominated loans for around $70 billion. Riksbanken has ...

American Fascists Knew the Bubble Would Pop – Stocks Were Massively Overvalued, Bonds Manipulated Toward the end of 2019 market players and Wall Street’s top CEOs discussed whether or not the U.S. was facing a recession in 2020. This was after the stock market, S&P 500, and Dow Jones Industrial Average broke records last year. A few months before the coronavirus started spreading wildly, central banks like the Federal Reserve were already slashing rates and funneling billions into the hands of private banks. It’s almost as if the elite knew the bubble would pop in 2020, as bonds were manipulated by banks and stocks were massively overvalued. In fact, a majority of bankers predicted that 2020 would suffer from a really bad recession that could be worse than the last economic fallout. Central banks started easing up on monetary policy and created vast amounts of stimulus throughout the months of August, September, and October of last year. ...

Bitcoin Cash Will Experience a Halving in 4 Days – Block Rewards to Drop by 50% BCH supporters are getting ready for the big halving day, at least the best they can since most of the world has been stuck at home due to the coronavirus. So far, roughly 87.4% of the 21 million BCH available are in circulation and there’s around 18,366,500 BCH The Bitcoin Cash halving will take place in four days on or around Passover, April 8. Typically, there’s about 1,800 BCH mined per day, which gives the chain an inflation rate of 3.6%. Bitcoin cash miners finding a block on the BCH network today get approximately 12.5 BCH, but after the halving they will only get 6.25 coins. The Bitcoin Cash network’s drop in issuance will change the inflation rate to an estimated 1.8% per annum. The mathematical and probable monetary system is a stark contrast to the unpredictable monetary system that the world’s central banks provide. Central banks, l...

Real Estate Industry Will Suffer from Unemployed Homeowners Who Can’t Pay Loans and Renters Who Can’t Pay Landlords There are a number of individuals and organizations that predict the covid-19 economy will destroy the American housing market and it might be far worse than the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis. One of the biggest reasons people think that the real estate economy is about to be hit hard is because of the number of U.S. citizens that are unemployed right now. This has caused mortgage borrowers to stop paying loans due to not having funds. Debtors who are landlords are suffering too, as renters cannot come up with the money to pay monthly rent expenses because they are out of work. At the time of publication, estimates note that roughly 40% of New York tenants may not be able to pay their rent this month which in turn hurts the landlord paying the mortgage. Many economists think the housing market could sink in the near future because of restrictive me...