Jim Cramer's take on it
I bet they start to tame the bitcoin phenomenon," Cramer said. "I don't necessarily mean it'll go down, although I have my suspicions that short-sellers will use the futures to blast bitcoin lower. What I mean is that, so far at least, bitcoin is the least transparent financial bubble I've ever seen
Famous last words, "This time it will be different."
Terrel,
I apologize for spending so much time on this thread. I find few things to write about here on the forum anymore. But this is one subject that seems to pull me in.
History and economics have such a huge impact as to who and what we are. Decisions our leaders have made in the past have gigantic repercussions as time moves forward. Our choices in history affect how cities have grown, how people eat, how people interact with one another. I perhaps want to pile too much blame on top of the Keynesian paper pushers. The older I get I see giant membrane bubbles. I see my own health and eating habits as a membrane bubble and a result of consumerism. All the events in my life nothing more than part of this rising tide of the influence of paper money.
A hamburger at a fast food joint, a Jim Cramer on Tee Vee, piles of trash, piles of fake money, piles of fake information, piles of fake everything. Where did it come from? And then if so much is fake, then how real is anything, including myself. What is me? Am I not only a flesh body/mind birthed from the womb of paper money?
To me Jim Cramer is at the epicenter of the paper mache world. How would he know anything? He is nothing more than the urban centric who bloviates outward, powered by paper news and funded by paper corporatism. How would know the first thing about transparency?
We have 21 trillion dollars missing, besides the 21 trillion of deficit, we have no idea about anything. This guy Cramer/Wall Street, Goldman Sachs, Pentagon, CIA, NSA, - want to preach about transparency while they stuff their mouths with paper money? Please Terrell, Please.
