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Money for Nothing: Inside the Federal Reserve

  • 2013
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  • 1h 44min
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Money for Nothing: Inside the Federal Reserve (2013)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueNearly 100 years after its creation, the power of the U.S. Federal Reserve has never been greater. Markets and governments around the world hold their breath in anticipation of the Fed Chair... Tout lireNearly 100 years after its creation, the power of the U.S. Federal Reserve has never been greater. Markets and governments around the world hold their breath in anticipation of the Fed Chairman's every word. Yet the average person knows very little about the most powerful - and l... Tout lireNearly 100 years after its creation, the power of the U.S. Federal Reserve has never been greater. Markets and governments around the world hold their breath in anticipation of the Fed Chairman's every word. Yet the average person knows very little about the most powerful - and least understood - financial institution on earth. Narrated by Liev Schreiber, Money For No... Tout lire

  • Réalisation
    • Jim Bruce
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    • Jim Bruce
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    • Liev Schreiber
    • Paul Volcker
    • Janet Yellen
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    • Réalisation
      • Jim Bruce
    • Scénario
      • Jim Bruce
    • Casting principal
      • Liev Schreiber
      • Paul Volcker
      • Janet Yellen
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    Money for Nothing: Inside the Federal Reserve
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    Liev Schreiber
    Liev Schreiber
    • Narrator
    • (voix)
    Paul Volcker
    Paul Volcker
    • Self - Chairman of the Federal Reserve (1979-1987)
    Janet Yellen
    Janet Yellen
    • Self - Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve
    Peter Atwater
    • Self - Former Head of Asset Finance - J.P. Morgan
    Alan Blinder
    • Self - Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve (1994-1996)
    Tony Boeckh
    • Self - Economist - The Boeckh Investment Letter
    Michael Bordo
    • Self - Professor of Economics - Rutgers University
    Dave Colander
    • Self - Professor of Economics - Middlebury College
    Peter Fisher
    • Self - Executive V.P. - Federal Reserve Bank of New York (1994-2001)
    Richard Fisher
    • Self
    Marvin Goodfriend
    • Self - Senor V.P. - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond (1993-2005)
    Jim Grant
    Jim Grant
    • Self - Economist…
    Jeremy Grantham
    Jeremy Grantham
    • Self - Chief Investment Strategist - GMO
    Todd Harrison
    • Self - Derivatives Trader…
    Thomas Hoenig
    • Self - President - Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City (1991-2011)
    • (as Tom Hoenig)
    Jeffrey Lacker
    • Self - President - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
    John Mauldin
    • Self - Chairman - Mauldin Economics…
    Martin Mayer
    • Self - Author - The Fed…
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      • Jim Bruce
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    5amarbdmi

    tangential Summary

    the best Documentary on the topic are the money master and Money As Debt,i assume the producer At least have seen them but they haven't.

    for the part where money was created,Borrowing is the major way ,when someone Borrow from bank where does the money come from,does it came from your Account? i don't think so . if this was the case you will notice. does it come from bank's money? i don't think so ,they need it for the Bonus. in fact it's money from nowhere created by the bank, it's a Obligation that bank has to pay the Borrower in exchange for the the Promise that the Borrower will pay back more, yes it's that twisted, for instance the Borrower spend the money and the money usually end up in some Account in the bank, bank's Assets(everyone's saving plus the Borrower's Promise) and its liability (Obligation to pay Depositor and the Borrower) both increase ,and as long as the bank's Assets is greater than its liability ,the came can continue forever.

    as for the fed which is a Private bank with its own share holders just as the Central Bank of the United Kingdom, it is responsible for the Creation of U.S. dollar. the Borrower is US government.

    as for Greenspan who has been Praised a lot by the movie (at least by the people they Interview) is not the Reason for the U.S. economy to be Prosperity in 1990. the true Reason is that sucker like china gone dollar-Fever , they pumping low-cost merchandise into US in exchange for green paper which keep the Cost of Living low while Destroy the manufacturing industry of US thus free the whole Country to work in Financial sector which Attract suckers all over the world to Invest in its Stock market. lots of Big shot Appear in the movie, but it didn't help, because they only help Themselves

    in the end they try to Summary that the wallstreet did what they did because fed made the money easy and the fed did what they did because they are simply unware of the Consequence of their Behavior, which is so not true, anyone with a basic Knowledge of Economy knows what would happen if the Leverage was too high

    a better choose of Documentary on Financial crisis would be inside job and meltdown by cbc
    8view_and_review

    What I Continue to Hear

    This documentary along with "The Flaw" and "Too Big to Fail" help to explain the causes behind the '08 housing and financial collapse. "Money for Nothing" puts a spotlight on the Federal Reserve, or the "Fed" for short. Various economists chime in about the policies of primarily Alan Greenspan while he was the Fed chair. As one economist put it:

    "The nation's most powerful banking regulator considered regulation obsolete."

    But that wasn't entirely true. He practiced hands off until the banks were in trouble, then it was all hands on deck. If banks got into hot water with risky practices they could rely upon the "Greenspan put." This prompted one economist to say:

    "This alleged libertarian was presiding over the socialization of risk in our economy."

    While another stated, "Banks were spared of the free market's rule of survival of the fittest."

    It's an interesting documentary while still being upsetting because yet again you see that there are a different set of rules for banks and corporations than for the rest of us. If banks make bad bets, "Don't worry about it, you have a safety net." If YOU make bad financial decisions, "You need to make smarter decisions, you peon."

    At least that's what I continue to hear.

    Free on Tubi TV.
    1john-4023

    An apologist film for the Fed

    This film is an obvious attempt to create the illusion that the Fed is sorry for their mistakes, but they will do better in the future. I will return my DVD to the sell-out director today. The Fed is the crux of our debt, corruption and war and this film paints them as a team of financial gods who made some mistakes, but should remain in control of our monetary system. The Federal Reserve is private group of con-artist bankers and was CREATED to monopolize the monetary system of our once great country. Shame on YOU for creating this film. I suggest reading Creature from Jekyll Island to understand the background of the greatest scam ever perpetrated on the American people and the world.
    10jeff-michael-johnson

    A Must-See for Investors

    A must-see film for investors looking to understand the recent Boom & Bust cycles produced by the Federal Reserve. More importantly, a must-see film for investors looking to dodge the next BIG bubble. The producer does an excellent job illustrating the history of the Federal Reserve and its original role in the economy. Most impressive, is the quality of the cast interviewed during the film. Members of the Federal Reserve, IMF, Bank of International Settlements, and famous economists to name only a few examples. The credibility of these individuals gives the information more weight than the average documentary. Finally, the film goes on to explain how the Federal Reserve has become something that was not originally intended during its creation, a political instrument that impacts every one of us. Never has it been more important to understand this concept and how it applies to the next big bubble being created as we speak.
    9rishabhsheth-96037

    Relevant today (in 2020) more than ever!

    When everything is going well people likes it and try to avoid thinking about reaction of their action. It's only when things are not doing well people(us) starts thinking that OMG what have we did wrong, at this time instead of looking for short term gain and quick fix we should work on the shortcomings so that we can avoid problem in future.

    However history repeats it self ! and after some times people will again start thing this time it's different. Let's see what will happen in 2020 interest rate are now again at 0%.

    ----- For people like me : "I am just a little guy, what can I do?" Answer is instead of playing crooked finance tricks or following into idea of get rich quick
    • work hard, as best as you can
    • Improve your skills by learning new things
    • Save your money & invest it wisely


    and you will be on your way to peaceful life instead of stuck into BOOM and BUST cycle.

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      In the short segment about the 1910 private rail car trip of several important bankers, plus Senator Nelson Aldrich, from Hoboken, New Jersey to Jekyll Island, Georgia, two pieces of old black-and-white film footage of train travel are used to illustrate the trip, with one of those pieces showing curving tracks in a mountainous landscape. There are no curving tracks in a mountainous landscape on any normal rail route from Hoboken to Jekyll Island.

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      • 6 septembre 2013 (États-Unis)
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