I know you've probably already scratched your head about what to do but if you can sell anything you don't need or save just a little, maybe consider buying some physical silver gradually over time.
You have to come to your own conclusions about whether you think this is worth doing but there are many of us out there that see it's low price and expect an inevitable price rise once the manipulation goes away.
In saying that though, there's a fair chance you already have some.
Excellent advice. When do you foresee the prices shooting to the moon? And what do you expect to happen to the dollar at that point? I'm guessing when we regain our country, things will be okay for everyone financially?
I'm reticent to make any predictions that are too fixed as there are a number of different possible outcomes and likely some I haven't considered. Using Peter Schiff as an example, he has been mocked because he has been saying the system is doomed for a fair while now and they just keep it on life support--I think he's right about why but it's just so hard to put a date on these things.
The financial system is being pressured from a few different angles, of course you have the "silver squeeze" and the GameStop fiasco. I think the silver squeeze was inevitable once the timing was right but with GameStop I can't help but feel like this is being engineered by Q somehow and it seems like others feel the same way.
Is it too far fetched to think maybe citadel is being forced to keep shorting despite it not being in their best interest in an effort to transfer wealth to retail investors? Maybe... I'm just trying to be somewhat open minded as we know that not everything is as it seems on the surface.
If Q was not a factor I would probably lean towards hyperinflation as the governments cry out for the FED to print more money and save them from destruction but we have to consider what Q has to say about the FED.
Q: Do we have the gold?
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Yes.
Gold shall destroy FED.
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I and likely others see the FED as one of the more insidious and evil entities we have to deal with and if Q is so absolute about them being taken care of then I think it logically follows that the other smaller battles will be won as well.
What does it mean for gold to take a prominent role in society once again? Well from my limited understanding, I believe the price has to rise to account for all of the excess dollars in the system or the dollars will possibly poof out of existence the same way they were created and that might manifest as a deflationary crash where zombie corporations and misallocation of resources are purged from the system. In this instance it may be the case that precious metals go down in nominal price but they may still rise in relative value as other things crash more dramatically. I think it's possible a significant portion of the first world get hit pretty hard financially due to investments in things that are driven by mania and not value seeking.
Also what happens if this theory about there being two US constitutions is accurate, does the corrupt system get left with the bill so to speak and DJT starts some kind of gold standard with seized assets? Who knows... :)
I'm no expert so don't take my ramblings as gospel but I do find it interesting and can't wait to see how this plays out.
If you remember that in the middle of the lockdown, the Fed was folded into the U.S. Treasury, where the Fed was being bankrupted by using the blackops fund for the stimulus payments. When I saw that news article, I jumped for joy because it is the first step in dissolving the Fed. I feel next up is the currency conversion to PM backed bucks.. The money printing functions will return to the Treasury...After that, the most powerful agency, the IRS, will be turned into a sales tax collection agency but with no powers of enforcement like we have seen for decades. After all this, it can be summarized thusly: "The best is yet to come"..
I live on retirement income and can buy less each day the traitors are in charge. Lets start removing them reversing their stupid laws.
Amen. I worked 38-years full time. The cost of living is outrageous right now.
Get out of cash now, it's only going to get worse. Dollar will be worthless by next year.
I know you've probably already scratched your head about what to do but if you can sell anything you don't need or save just a little, maybe consider buying some physical silver gradually over time.
You have to come to your own conclusions about whether you think this is worth doing but there are many of us out there that see it's low price and expect an inevitable price rise once the manipulation goes away.
In saying that though, there's a fair chance you already have some.
All the best with it.
Excellent advice. When do you foresee the prices shooting to the moon? And what do you expect to happen to the dollar at that point? I'm guessing when we regain our country, things will be okay for everyone financially?
I'm reticent to make any predictions that are too fixed as there are a number of different possible outcomes and likely some I haven't considered. Using Peter Schiff as an example, he has been mocked because he has been saying the system is doomed for a fair while now and they just keep it on life support--I think he's right about why but it's just so hard to put a date on these things.
The financial system is being pressured from a few different angles, of course you have the "silver squeeze" and the GameStop fiasco. I think the silver squeeze was inevitable once the timing was right but with GameStop I can't help but feel like this is being engineered by Q somehow and it seems like others feel the same way.
Is it too far fetched to think maybe citadel is being forced to keep shorting despite it not being in their best interest in an effort to transfer wealth to retail investors? Maybe... I'm just trying to be somewhat open minded as we know that not everything is as it seems on the surface.
If Q was not a factor I would probably lean towards hyperinflation as the governments cry out for the FED to print more money and save them from destruction but we have to consider what Q has to say about the FED.
I and likely others see the FED as one of the more insidious and evil entities we have to deal with and if Q is so absolute about them being taken care of then I think it logically follows that the other smaller battles will be won as well.
What does it mean for gold to take a prominent role in society once again? Well from my limited understanding, I believe the price has to rise to account for all of the excess dollars in the system or the dollars will possibly poof out of existence the same way they were created and that might manifest as a deflationary crash where zombie corporations and misallocation of resources are purged from the system. In this instance it may be the case that precious metals go down in nominal price but they may still rise in relative value as other things crash more dramatically. I think it's possible a significant portion of the first world get hit pretty hard financially due to investments in things that are driven by mania and not value seeking.
Also what happens if this theory about there being two US constitutions is accurate, does the corrupt system get left with the bill so to speak and DJT starts some kind of gold standard with seized assets? Who knows... :)
I'm no expert so don't take my ramblings as gospel but I do find it interesting and can't wait to see how this plays out.
If you remember that in the middle of the lockdown, the Fed was folded into the U.S. Treasury, where the Fed was being bankrupted by using the blackops fund for the stimulus payments. When I saw that news article, I jumped for joy because it is the first step in dissolving the Fed. I feel next up is the currency conversion to PM backed bucks.. The money printing functions will return to the Treasury...After that, the most powerful agency, the IRS, will be turned into a sales tax collection agency but with no powers of enforcement like we have seen for decades. After all this, it can be summarized thusly: "The best is yet to come"..
Same.