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Have you ever heard of financial democracy? No, me neither. But you’ve likely heard or read stories about the increasing inequality in wealth distribution. In my view, the key factor that contributed to our financial system crash was not determined by individual misbehaving, but rather by the failure of the system itself-where decision power is centralized within an array of institutions.

In 2015, the price you pay at the pump for a gallon of gas is on the decline, and the price of many other consumer products might be next. The cost of a barrel of crude oil fell to a 24-month low due to an over supply in the market combined with a slower demand growth. Additionally, the fear of heavy violence in the Middle East has not taken hold. Combine this with the Saudis and OPEC’s refusal to cut production and the price of oil is falling sharply.

At a time when the Republican faithful are eagerly awaiting their so-called Messiah to appear or reappear the rest of the country is still immersed in a quagmire of economic instability. It is under the radar of the main stream media that an undercurrent of continued distress continues to surface. This past weeks announcement of more corporate layoffs from IBM, Macy’s and other notable retailers have put the country on notice that despite the Presidents resounding admission that the country is moving in the right direction really is a false assumption.

Recently I started investing in bitcoins and I’ve heard a great deal of talks about inflation and deflation but not many people actually know and consider what inflation and deflation are. But let’s start with inflation. We always needed a way to trade value and the most practical way to do it is to link it with money.

The majority of investors are assuming there will be another round of QE, or in other words, QE4. Despite the FED explicitly stating QE is over and now telling the market they will raise rates, practically nobody believes them. Why? Because everyone knows the US recovery is a sham, and neither the markets nor the economy could handle rising rates.