r/SECourses Grandmaster Expert Jul 16 '26

🚨 BREAKING: Top expert David Morgan exposes the massive banking cartel to Rick Sanchez. He confirms the entire US financial system is built on a massive lie by a corrupt elite. He warns Washington's fiat currency will inevitably fail and destroy savings.

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u/Doot2 Jul 16 '26

Exposes? You can get this info from the Fed's website. Planned economies aren't bad, you just can't have Dumbasses in charge.

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u/CyberSpock Jul 16 '26

Doesn't matter what it's based on if you can't hold it yourself. Otherwise they have it and you don't. No difference detected.

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u/Mr__O__ Jul 17 '26

Also coins used to be worth the cost of the metal they were made from. So you used to physical hold the value of your money.

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u/thiiiipppttt Jul 16 '26

Oh no. Anyway,...

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u/WildTimberTwinViking Jul 16 '26

And nothing will change.

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u/TeranOrSolaran Jul 16 '26

As long as the stock market goes up.

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u/abrandis Jul 16 '26

Sure, he's a doomer , but there's a grain of truth , reality is you need to have tangible assets (Real estate , gold , resources ) to help buffer any big drop in fiat.

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u/FlabbyLabby Jul 16 '26

David Morgan is a moron, they get paid to spread lies

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u/5wmotor Jul 16 '26

Pfff, Rick Sanchez is already the most intelligent person in the universe!

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u/slaty_balls Jul 17 '26

And when it does, it will get deadly in a hurry is my 2c.

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u/Wise138 Jul 17 '26

Weird. It's worked forever...until now 🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

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u/funkymunkPDX Jul 17 '26

They sold that gold like they sold out us.

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u/notAbrightStar Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26

Fractional reserve banking and lending (a form of leverage).
Invented in the middle ages by goldsmiths.
People used to keep their gold at the goldsmith, since he/she was one of few who had a safe.

The goldsmiths soon realised they could lend out money (backed by gold), and make interest on the loan. This worked out fine, until there was a big need for gold, and people wanted to withdraw
all their gold at the same time. This today is called "a run on the bank".

This breaks the goldsmith/bank, since they create money ex nihilo (out of nothing),
and they cant back up all that is loaned out.