Would it be wise to invest into silver even though one might not have much to invest with? Thanks in advance.
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If, as is commonly claimed in these forums, the Fed has been absorbed into the Treasury, then it's already a done-deal. And yet, the dollar hasn't blown up, and PMs have been slowly declining from their spikes of several months ago.
If you think Trump-slash-Qteam are good guys, then why do you assume that they would let Americans' saving-accounts blow into utter worthlessness?
That's what bad guys would do.
Here's my guess as to what the good guys will do: there will be a new issue of the dollar (blockchain-based to thwart counterfeiting), which will gradually replace existing notes. Chinese stockpiles of counterfeit Franklins will become worthless.
Trump loves the dollar -- remember that. He also named his son after a character in a book written by a 19th century author, so I wouldn't put it past him to understand how the Cabal enslaves commerce with its money (whether gold, silver, or fiat).
I agree completely. My best guess would be that a new currency paper (with a crypto component - blockchain = yes) will be introduced as gold/silver backed. There will be a window where regular notes get pulled from the system and replaced with the new. However, what value will be determined for said currency? This is where gold and silver could really see their day.
It depends how much hidden Cabal metal is released. If the amount is x5 currently listed, the per-ounce value is going to take a hit.
Good point. But GEOTUS still may be ahead of the curve. Lots of scuttlebutt online recently about gold being retaken from the vatican and rotten US Corp.