Some years ago I left college and started studying Physics Technology and Engineer Science in the south of France. While studying I got interested in monetary economics by reading books. I got the feeling there was going to be another crisis worse than the one of 2008 so I decided to dig in and study economics full time.
I dropped from my scientific studies, hoping to meet again with science later on in life, and chose to give a trial to economics and finance. I got the opportunity to visit private bankers, financial analysts, brokers, dealers and traders for 4 months before starting a Bachelor in Business Administration.
I read many books while studying at university, specially from "Austrian" economists L. Von Mises, Hayek, Rothbard, Bastiat and Hazlitt but also books on Technical and Fundamental Analysis. After the first two years I realised the classical theory of economy was incomplete, and Keynesian economics were a by-product of financiers control of the economy.
I didn't trust much university subjects as they were teaching many things I considered less useful than monetary economics. In 4 years I finished the Bachelor and completed an analysis of the impact of Bitcoin on the monetary system last December 2017. And since, I have been preparing for the coming financial crisis.
With this blog I intend to discuss the monetary causes of the coming financial crisis and how it will happen and to find out what risks can it implies.
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Wow. To go from physics to business is a huge change. Have you been able to see any type of connection between the two by chance? There must have something other than the "financial crisis" that caused you to be interested in both of them. I'm just curious.
By the way, welcome to Steem! Scott and I wanted to help you out by getting you some tips and tricks we learned over the past few months as new Steemians. You can view that post HERE
Also check out this Discord Server for new Steemians.
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Here is some information every newbie should know:
The value of an upvote is related to how much Steem Power the upvoter holds, as well as the current market price for the STEEM cryptocurrency coin.
Upvotes are not infinite, but they recharge. The more upvotes a person uses, the less it will be worth next time. On average, each person can give 10 full upvotes per day, because it's also how much upvotes recharge daily. People have to pick between many posts to decide what they're going to upvote, often choosing something they like but also taking profits into consideration. If someone doesn't upvote you, they could be waiting for their voting to recharge.
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