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Virtual Currency vs the Stock Market

By Catherine Austin Fitts
Mobile marketing company Jana just published a new survey of 1,000+ mobile users in Asia, Africa and South America. What they found was pretty interesting. Mobile users trusted their bank significantly more than they trusted virtual currencies. However, in many countries they trusted virtual currencies more than the local property market. And in all countries surveyed they trusted virtual currencies more than the stock market. If this small survey turns out to be representative, then it means those pushing a global “crash up” scenario have their work cut out for them. The crowd prefers digital fiat currency to investing their money in corporations.
There is a profound message here.
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