Gold ain't going to $1000 any time soon. His logic is correct on clearing zombie companies, debts and recapitalizing.
Simple supply and demand. There's not enough physical supply of gold to meet even retail demand. There's an inverse relationship between stocks and gold. He's predicting a paper crash of stocks and a concurrent loss of historic store of value in gold.
Gold ain't going to $1000 any time soon. His logic is correct on clearing zombie companies, debts and recapitalizing.
Simple supply and demand. There's not enough physical supply of gold to meet even retail demand. There's an inverse relationship between stocks and gold. He's predicting a paper crash of stocks and a concurrent loss of historic store of value in gold.
He wants his cake and eat it too.
Never followed gold in detail but I thought I remembered somewhere that gold, esp paper gold, drops a bunch if/when markets crash mainly do to liquidations on margin calls. Doesn’t stay down, but thought it was interesting and made some counterintuitive sense.
Gold ain't going to $1000 any time soon. His logic is correct on clearing zombie companies, debts and recapitalizing.
Simple supply and demand. There's not enough physical supply of gold to meet even retail demand. There's an inverse relationship between stocks and gold. He's predicting a paper crash of stocks and a concurrent loss of historic store of value in gold.
He wants his cake and eat it too.
Never followed gold in detail but I thought I remembered somewhere that gold, esp paper gold, drops a bunch if/when markets crash mainly do to liquidations on margin calls. Doesn’t stay down, but thought it was interesting and made some counterintuitive sense.
This is Peter Schiff's take (notorious gold bug). Metals will follow the market in the initial sell-off, then it's to the moon.
I've seen and heard enough to suggest the paper gold is the only thing holding the actual price of gold from running up as high as $10K/oz. The Central Bankers don't want the general public to realize there ain't shit behind their fiat currency than a lot of hot air.
Just the physical demand for gold by Indians (dot, not @Swaye's) is hard to meet at current production levels. That culture loves their gold. Fucking loves it.
I've seen and heard enough to suggest the paper gold is the only thing holding the actual price of gold from running up as high as $10K/oz. The Central Bankers don't want the general public to realize there ain't shit behind their fiat currency than a lot of hot air.
Just the physical demand for gold by Indians (dot, not @Swaye's) is hard to meet at current production levels. That culture loves their gold. Fucking loves it.
I've seen and heard enough to suggest the paper gold is the only thing holding the actual price of gold from running up as high as $10K/oz. The Central Bankers don't want the general public to realize there ain't shit behind their fiat currency than a lot of hot air.
Just the physical demand for gold by Indians (dot, not @Swaye's) is hard to meet at current production levels. That culture loves their gold. Fucking loves it.
I've seen and heard enough to suggest the paper gold is the only thing holding the actual price of gold from running up as high as $10K/oz. The Central Bankers don't want the general public to realize there ain't shit behind their fiat currency than a lot of hot air.
Just the physical demand for gold by Indians (dot, not @Swaye's) is hard to meet at current production levels. That culture loves their gold. Fucking loves it.
Tug bullshit.
There is a saying that originated outside the Tug:
Eventually all fiat currency becomes worth the paper it was printed on.
I've seen and heard enough to suggest the paper gold is the only thing holding the actual price of gold from running up as high as $10K/oz. The Central Bankers don't want the general public to realize there ain't shit behind their fiat currency than a lot of hot air.
Just the physical demand for gold by Indians (dot, not @Swaye's) is hard to meet at current production levels. That culture loves their gold. Fucking loves it.
Tug bullshit.
There is a saying that originated outside the Tug:
Eventually all fiat currency becomes worth the paper it was printed on.
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Simple supply and demand. There's not enough physical supply of gold to meet even retail demand. There's an inverse relationship between stocks and gold. He's predicting a paper crash of stocks and a concurrent loss of historic store of value in gold.
He wants his cake and eat it too.
Just the physical demand for gold by Indians (dot, not @Swaye's) is hard to meet at current production levels. That culture loves their gold. Fucking loves it.
Eventually all fiat currency becomes worth the paper it was printed on.
Either way, it will be chintresting.
You might find this chinteresting. He speaks truth and common sense. Really good guy. Article is from 2017 but still applicable.