Market Watch: Walmart has lost $60 billion so far this year

[WhiteLove]

The markets are quite unbalanced at the moment. The market is not expecting a rally on crude oil, oil is kind of weak overall. But traders find the markets are a bit shaky right now, so they have been moving a lot of their wealth to Gold and Silver, the Shanghai stock market crash and lack of momentum in the Berkshire stock are a few leading indicators behind these decisions.

Currencies are unstable, for instance if you have been living in an EU country and EUR is your currency, you have seen your wealth drop by -30% against the dollar in one and a half year simply by owning a low value currency and doing nothing about it. It is new times now, cash is a risky asset.

Large american corporations have new problems now, Walmart has lost -60 billion USD so far this year, their upcoming financial reports are not going to be pretty. To give you an idea of how much money Walmart has lost, it is what Ford Motor Company is worth! :silent:

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway business is also looking dim, once the rich exit their positions, that company is going to face some interesting new challenges.

To sum it up, there is no real momentum upwards right now. We are witnessing a market that is losing momentum. Insuring your wealth in commodities like Gold and Silver and strong currencies is probably a good idea. We might be witnessing the start of a bursting global financial bubble. Let's see, the upcoming month will show how serious it is.

And this is not the kind of climate when interest rates are going to be aggressively raised, that would burst the bubble.

[ghostrider]

they are going to collapse the paper money system , the whole enchilada ...they already have the military industrial complex in place for civil unrest ... when the value of paper money drops by half , and people cannot access the ATM's , it won't be pretty ... Greece is already seeing the early stages of long planned agenda ...

[jake gittes]

I am afraid you are correct, ghostrider.

[Sith73]

Yep I see it coming too

[sigma6]

Yep, banks control the distribution of money, a paper representation of wealth, and if you trace back the ultimate source of all that wealth, it is the labour, energy or productive activity of individual living men and women.

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?76397-The-Concept-of-Legal-Person&p=976282&viewfull=1#post976282


This "energy" was reified into monetizable credit via the issuance of Birth Certificates, a record of an event, which operates as the legal title to your pledge of an Estate with all the elements necessary to operate as a trust, with many additional attributes... i.e. it can also act as a corporate sole entity, a corporate juristic Person... a financial account, the legal and symbolic representation (via reification) of an actuarial (or averaged) value of your lifetime of labour. This is the money or credit that was borrowed into existence via bonds and securities from banks that are the trustees and creators of the "form"... whereas the consideration was of course provided by a living man or woman who was issued the certificate, as the sole source of energy associated with that particular birth certificate. All this credit is pooled and held in the treasury.

Registration always creates a split in the title of any property that is publicly registered, the original ink signature document as record becomes the legal title held by the Registrar, usually a representative of the Crown or State or Province, etc... the Certificate YOU receive is a form of receipt of this transaction and corresponds to what is known as the equitable title... and represents your right of possession and SUPERIOR title.

Settlor: (Black’s Law 4th ed)
The grantor or donor in a deed of settlement.
Also, one who creates trust.
One who furnishes the consideration for the creation of a trust, though in form the trust is created by another.

Settlors are the original Grantors... We are the hidden grantors in this special trust arrangement.

...And the bankers are supposed to be the trustees... only problem is nobody understands how trust operates anymore... hence they are like horses without riders... unbridled and out of control... serving their own interests more then their mandates would otherwise ever allow.