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Comment · 1 year ago
Thanks! I’ll go to the lab and brush up on a lot of things but thanks for your input!
Comment · 1 year ago
Any suggestions on where to look to avoid using excessive leverage because several of the comments on this issue said this is leverage and I don’t want to compound the excessive amount of leverage in the economy all ready nor disadvantage the working class! Any tips would be appreciated!
Comment · 1 year ago
Thanks, I heading back to the lab and I’ll have a 30 second elevator speech ready! When you are dealing with people’s money then everything must be correct! Thanks for you input and I’ll start adjusting and ironing out the details!
Comment · 1 year ago
Thanks! I’m heading back to the lab to iron this out!!! Thanks for your input!!!
Comment · 1 year ago
I’ll go back in the lab and study a little more! Thanks for the feedback.
Comment · 1 year ago
Thanks for your comment! I came from a model using millions various levels of income (or flipping) in a capital pool which is invested revenue generating assets like roads, bridges, AI build out which intern will off set the debt. The 9x is just a sample but I’m open to any suggestions!
Comment · 1 year ago
Blackstrat, Thanks, I’ll take a look and thanks for your comment.
Comment · 1 year ago
Aborsy, what if I tell you that the US went through a quiet bankruptcy in the 1970’s where the U.S. had to move from the gold standard to keep the system going and to sell off industries, critical infrastructure, roads, bridges, and many others things to stay afloat! We need a plan to help buy back those assets and bring back re industrialization to the U.S. from higher end manufacturing!
Comment · 1 year ago
Ksherlock, thank you for your response but it’s not a tax! The 600 dollars is paid out from the employer then goes to the IRS/Fed who verify then the money (ADP) is used from a 1 - 9 (600 to 5400 which is split to 2700 dollars) which I know it not in Basel III or JPmorganChase or Citigroup but it’s the federal government! Then 50% of federal taxes for the worker will not be needed to be deducted but the Fed will just move the money over at the top! More money for everyone!
Comment · 1 year ago
Thanks for your passion! I will be releasing the full plan soon but I just wanted to know what everyone think but I understand if you don’t see metrics then you don’t know how to respond! So I understand the wtf thinking to is this post!
Comment · 1 year ago
Dangus, the plan helps workers by removing the taxes from being pulled from their check because Federal taxes are like 50 percent and I’m a worker at work typing this while juggling boxes so I that’s why I came here but take this example if a person or company just made 1 billion dollars and if flipped means 9 billion which means 4.5 billion of that goes to fix the economy while rewarding workers to own houses, build families, and investing so money works for them and not getting the other end of the stick if you know what I mean!
Comment · 1 year ago
Thanks for your comment Kasey! I completely understand your concern and I welcome your comments into this plan! If the Federal Reserve which is government put in place this ratio. The private sector guarantees the 600 dollars into Fed to absorb the 100 trillion dollars that is needed in the future! Please let me know if this helps!
Comment · 1 year ago
You have it right! It’s a capital based model where income is the main driver of the economy where everyone puts in and the IRS/Fed monitors the economic activity of the country while allowing you to keep more of your money.
Comment · 1 year ago
Thank you for your comment! Flipping means that the money is deposited into the IRS who sends it to the Federal Reserve who takes the 600 dollars and times it by 9 ($5400 dollars) because the Fractional Reserve System keeps 1 and lends out the amount by 9 times.
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