Fact: They've been hoarding gold for centuries.
Do you really think you buying a bullion of a couple hundred is a drop in the bucket to what they've been keeping away?
Consider this: if they have been hoarding gold, and only, say, 10% of gold is in circulation, then any gold seized from them will only drop the price of gold.
So is it a good investment?
Similarly with Bitcoin, only those who can afford massive crypto-generating server farms will have the lion's share of the coins in circulation. If all that Bitcoin is seized, along with other crypto-currencies, then it will only drop the value of the coins.
So is that a good investment?
For gold, I'd still say yes, but not because it has historically been presented solely as an investment security. It's actually a commodity. Gold is used in industry to make the most historically ground-breaking technology not yet seen (nanotechnology for instance). Gold is the key to futures in medicine, health, and information transfer.
If my research is correct, the land will be flowing with milk and honey; "liquid" silver and gold, I shit you not!
Once/if the market crashes, don't expect any good things for gold, silver, or especially cyrpto-currencies. You're gonna lose money on all, at least in the short-term, as the Cabal actors sell off all they have to try and jump ship.
Remember, you can't eat money...
As for the metals, however, I expect there is gonna be a massive dip once it is announced the "new" US government just seized quadrillions (an unimaginable amount) of dollars worth of gold and precious metals to restore its economic independence from interest-debt slave usury by insurgent forces.
There will be so much injected into commerce all at once that we will run right past a gold standard encouraging everyone to have gold and right back to the point where gold is worth less than a burger. The shake-up will be so great that it is impossible to know where the cards will first land.
After that dip, however, the price will adjust again because of the sheer volume of uses for gold. Silver and gold will be as common-place as copper, by my estimations. There's that much of it stowed away...
In that sense, you have to understand what that really means -- all civilizations WILL RUN ON METALS. Just as shipping runs on oil, world powers will run on precious metals. At that point, they will all rebound and literally become a standard bearer of what every purchasable item on Earth is actually worth.
In other words, everything will revolve around the value of the precious metals therein. Honestly, that's how it should be...
Oh, and every future medicine is going to revolve around precious metals. I could tell you how that's gonna work out exactly, but you won't believe me just yet and me telling you now will actually sabotage your future acceptance of it. It goes as far as to why they are harvesting blood of not only children but all blood in general.
It's that crazy.
So, invest wisely and consider what I've suggested. Do note that popular media has been pushing gold investment for a while, and I've got this sick feeling in my stomach that going all in on it might be feeding them in the short-term.
If you don't have the metal physically in your possession, I'd wager it is a setup to siphon assets for a last-ditch effort for Cabal management to cut ropes and jump ship.
Unless there are hidden stores of gold, which there very well could be if you follow the "road to roota" guy or believe in the hidden gold from WW2 theory, there is only 200,000 tonnes of gold above ground mined to date. There are 32,150 ounces in a metric tonne. Gold closed at $1761 on Friday. 200,000 tonnes X $1761 is roughly 11.323 Trillion at today's prices. So for there to be just one Quadrillion in gold there is either a shit load stashed away (in excess of 9X what is widely recognized as existing in today's world), which would drive the gold price down OR there would have to be a massive revaluation upwards to compensate for all the world wide fiat currency printing, which would make it a good investment. Silver is likely a better investment for a number of reasons but gold is held by the Central Banks and has no counter party, which makes it a compelling bet. Betting the dollar doesn't rapidly lose value in a world where they are printing the shit out of it doesn't sound wise. When someone "liquidates" a position they have to move into another monetary position, either a fiat currency issued by a country or some thing they consider liquid and a store of value. So it's likely the Cabal is already holding gold as their hedge and even if that is confiscated, it doesn't increase the total amount of gold that exists above ground. Just my $.02.
So all the gold in the world would only put a dent in our debt (true debt being north of 200 trillion)
Fiat is useless, you're correct.
Gold compared to fiat, or the petro-fiat-dollar, is a MUCH better investment all around.
At this rate, I wouldn't be surprised if a form of a Barter system will come back that revolves around the metal content of the items bartered.
And yes, there is a ton of gold they've been hoarding. So much it will blow your mind. They do so to intentionally inflate the price and prevent gold's use as an industrial staple, thereby limiting our technological growth.
Fort Knox is gonna need an upgrade.
Gold absolutely will break the Fed, no doubt. Not solely as a form of currency, but because technology will advance so far, so suddenly, that wealth and riches will mean nothing to the average person.
Slaves no more!
None of it matters if you can't buy food without a vaccine passport. Probably better off buying a greenhouse or investing in a trip to Mars to escape this nightmare.
I've been buying non-electric hand tools from before Chinese metal foundries took over the market.
Good steel is found in the past.
I am not following your logic. If the new US Government moves to a gold/silver standard the gold/silver price that we have now will be reset to the new(floating) standard....
(plus it will not just be the US. If it was just the US everything else would collapse within a year. Why would anybody hold on to paper when they can have something real)
We can't compare what the price of gold is now compared to what it will be in a new system.
We have to compare the current US dollar price now with the new dollar/gold price then.
Sure there will be more gold on the market but the new demand will far outweigh the new supply. How many people around the world own any gold or silver. Percentage wise very little. If gold and silver were reintroduced into the banking system as a store of value there would be massive demand for the new much larger but still limited supply.
Commodities will be commodities now and then. Gold and silver are commodities but they have also been used has fairly portable stores of value.
Yes, you can't eat gold. You also can't reasonably store 100 of thousands of dollars of food as portable stores of value.
Trading will be trading value for value. Unless the Government blocks it.
Without government interference commodities will still be needed and traded.
I am a little wary of bitcoin. It may be the greatest idea ever or it may be the greatest scam ever.
If there is a dollar collapse Gold and silver will go much higher and stay much higher for a long time.
The bottom line. This is a confidence game. If confidence in paper money is lost it will be a new generation before trust in paper could make a comeback. (As far as I am concerned that is a good thing).
If gold goes up it is because all commodities are going up or trending up. If that is happened what is really happening is a loss of faith in paper money.
I just do not see how gold and silver will no longer be of interest to people wanting to protect what they have.
One other thing to consider. if a new government takes over and changes the monetary system based on God/silver/ commodities (anything physically) that would mean something big just happened. People are not going to be jumping up and down trying to sell what gold/silver they have now. Others will want to protect themselves as much as possible while they watch everything unfold.
What if I told you, pound for pound, you can convert Copper, Silver, and Gold from one to the other?
Does that change some things?
They hoard gold because it is the most efficient for volume and chemical stability.
There is a reason Lead is near impossible to obtain/find.
If I'm wrong, I'll gladly eat my hat (I wear a big one) because it means there are a lot less of their lies I have to unravel to you guys in the future.
I still don't believe it 100%, but you don't have to believe in the actual value of an item to invest in it; it's all speculation anyway.
If I'm correct.. things are gonna get weird...
I would have to say I don't believe you can convert one metal into another metal.
The only thing that makes Gold and silver useful as currency is the fact that it is rare but not so rare that there is not enough to go around.
The more people there are the more gold/silver you need. Otherwise something else that is available will be used.
Gold and silver is not about investing. It is a medium of exchange. The dollar is the medium of exchange that we are forced to use.
It is not an honest medium of exchange because it is designed to lose value over time. If you sell a widget to somebody but they have nothing you are interested in buying you take the medium of exchange and with that you can buy something else from someone else. That medium of exchange should by design hold its value otherwise there is fraud in the mix. Of course there will be movement in the prices which will effect the medium of exchange. Those movements in price should not be a one way move.
Unfortunately, that's not purely the case.
Gold and silver are used in every smart phone and information technology device in the competitive market.
They are more of an industry item now than ever before.
Tying currency to gold and silver means tying our currency to the advancement of newer technologies; as more technological advancements are made, the value of gold and silver actually goes up.
That's not entirely bad, but it isn't sustainable. Rampant deflation can be just as bad as inflation. The ideal is a steady base for currency; one that doesn't change drastically with new discoveries.
Like I said gold/silver are commodities. They are rare enough to be used as mediums of exchange. If they become too rare a new medium of exchange will replace them. For 6000 years gold and silver have been "money". They have stood the test of time. The point is no one can just print more gold/silver or any other Commodity. They are hard assets that are expensive to produce. As a medium of exchange they job is to hold value between transactions. Back when gold was 20-30 dollars an ounce about 20 ounces would buy you a brand new car. Today about 20 ounces would buy you a brand new car.
While I don't know the number I would bet that x amount of bushels of corn would buy the same amount of gold as it did 100 years ago. Maybe 1000 years ago. Of course there is movement in price but on average everything is the same. A new car cost about $600 dollars 100 years ago. (20-30 ounces of gold at $20-$30 dollars an ounce)Today a new car is 30-40k. gold is about $1900 an ounce 20 ounces = about $38k All that changed is the value of the store of value dollar. That is The hidden tax.
Thanks for this detail. Can you share some of your research avenues?
https://www.sacred-texts.com/alc/arr/arr17.htm
Alchemy. Tip of the iceberg. Double-meanings exist. Metaphors therein are more important than recipes.
"They" believe this verbatim, along with the recipes. They are blinded by greed and power.
But the Truth can only be obtained by one who flatters God. All fruits garnered by other means will turn to poison.
It's called the Great Work for a reason. All shortcuts aside from the straight and narrow will lead to eternal death.
The Blood of Christ is the seed of metals -- the Perfect conduit.
https://biblehub.com/exodus/32-20.htm
Thanks, sleepydude! Seems like you're anything but sleepy. ;)
i would recommend reading Coin's financial school.pdf book. You'll be able to find it on archive.
Take special note of the gold-standard vs Silver-standard in a ratio of 1:15 to Gold. The latter being the most stable.
The Goldstandard was imposed due to the second bankruptcy and was not to our advantage.
That's good advice to be careful with anything and with cryptos there are people who had a BUNCH put away for pennies and then they went up 8,000,000% and they were like, "what do I do now?" out there. I see it as if they succeed with the great reset, they will squash everything, money is their tool that they use on us, they don't need gold or bitcoins or dollars if they can control where stuff is made and where it goes. If you are betting on them to not achieve the great reset , it helps to stay outside the fiat systems if possible, whether that means simply having cash, having metals, cryptos, cans of beans, property? I don't know, the markets are all weird and achieved this resonance where they all go up and down together (fundamentally everything should be going down IMO but it's not.) To me it's kind of beautiful.
Eh, who is telling you to invest in shitcoin?
Pretty common here. Less, recently. It comes and goes. Gold and silver bugs more common lately, but the crypto folks will pop up again after the current Laundrie cycle ends ... just wait.
We never left. Some of us are just 'all of the above' investors/gamblers.
Crypto is fascinating. And lots of good discussion on it here, too. But no point when happenings are in the air...
I don't get why so many are rushing to be part of this crypto, block chain, bitcoin stuff. Isn't that just helping the evil ones usher in their new world order agenda? Would you say that anyone participating in the purchase of these forms of currency is feeding the beast?? Us followers of Jesus Christ need to choose wisely. Just my .2 cents😕
Imagine scamming people into believing that instead of holding onto something tangible where the physical possession proves ownership, that you will instead be credited with digits and are told that it is somehow even more safe because you should have faith that this blockchain, that is completely invisible to you, works perfectly as intended and is completely immune to manipulation.
Why people think digital represented currency is the next step to security is absolutely beyond me.
When digital information is involved, there is ALWAYS a hidden back door to access and manipulate it without detection.
First step is to turn currency into useless material like paper.
Next step is to inflate it until carrying physical amounts is impractical to transact with so we trust the banks with holding all of it and keeping tabs on it.
Now they say let’s just do away with your tangible ownership completely and represent it all with even more worthless and even less tangible encoded digits.
That's right....you said it way better than i ever could have👍I'm struggling to understand why so many think this is a good thing🤦♀️
Whenever someone tries making an argument for why Bitcoin and/or blockchain is more secure in ownership, ask them how they know that it is functioning exactly as they assume it is. It always boils down to them putting their faith into someone else that described the process to them, or faith that the process is exactly as they believe it to be.
You are correct that people should be wary and not put all eggs in one basket.
What is your opinion of copper in this metals-based economic world?
IMO decentralized ledgers, apps, and platforms will continue to grow unless we lose access to power.
Gold and Silver will be where Copper is today.
Copper will be as common as Aluminum is today.
Aluminum will be as common as Lead is today.
Lead (specifically lead ore) will be near impossible to obtain without severe regulation, not because of it's toxicity but because it will be in such high demand.
I don't know WHEN this will shake up this way -- probably not in our lifetime, but we will see the landscape headed into the future.
Sounds like a completely whimsical based notion pulled out of your ass. Sure, just step them all down to the levels of other metals for no particular reason, sounds good.
Your “estimations” are an absolute mockery of the word. They’re just simple whims.
Why do we have so few desalination plants for water production?
Potable water from the ocean seems like a good idea...
Yet California, which lines nearly the entire western coast is frequently plagued with droughts.
But still no research into desalination plants.
Gotta be a reason why, aye?
I only respond to cohesive comments if you were expecting a response to this.
How much gold is in your shit.
More than a gold mine in Africa?
How did it get there?
Beep boop bop. Does not compute.
If you aren't gonna meet me half-way and do the research, there is nothing I can say that you will entertain.
You wanna know the truth? They've been hoarding ALL the metals, not just gold and silver.
For centuries if not millennia.
And even then, there is more than enough left in the world, but they've pulled a veil over our eyes and we can't even see it sitting right in front of us.
Ocean water is filled with just about every element you'd ever need. Filter it out, and you've got infinite wealth.
Some places in the world have so much gold in the soil that the people living there literally are shitting gold bricks.
How do they get it out? The same way they get it from a gold mine. Cyanide.
https://earthworks.org/issues/cyanide/
Oh, and China knows about it too.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-08-16/hundreds-of-tonnes-of-deadly-cyanide-at-china-blast-site/6700958?nw=0&r=Gallery
Zyklon B used to gas Jews? Cyanide gas.
Are there any other methods?
https://nowthisnews.com/videos/future/this-bacteria-literally-poops-gold
Bacteria that poops gold? Used to refine it?
All this and yet gold is still "rare?"
It's not rare. It's literally everywhere.
How much metal is in the human body?
Why have they been pushing cremation so hard?
Where does the metal go after cremation? Is a little nugget of metal left over that they sell top-dollar to reclamation foundries?
Why is embalming mandatory? They drain all the blood out of a corpse to "preserve" it? Where does the blood go?
Have they known this for years? How long?
Aztecs are known for three things: chocolate, gold, and human sacrifice.
Bloody rituals include drugging the victim so they are still awake but feel no pain, then rip their heart out and show it to them. Then drain all the blood out and let it flood down the steps of the altar. Let it dry and what are you left with?
How much metal is in the body?
Where did the Conquistador's gold, silver and copper go that caused such widespread inflation that it tanked the Spanish economy?
Copper too? https://www.chemeurope.com/en/encyclopedia/Tumbaga.html
What caused the Spanish Civil War leading into WWII?
Did Stalin have something to do with it?
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I just can't tell you. This is something you gotta learn for yourself.
Gold and silver is gonna be as commonplace as copper, and copper as commonplace as aluminum -- that is, if Q and the Patriots really are gonna tell us the whole truth.
If you think an unimaginable amount of gold and silver gets confiscated from the evil ones, then you must believe that money will belong to someone else after. Either it will be kept by a new group of rich assholes or it will be given back to the people it was stolen from. In either scenario, gold will be a good investment. In the first case, the value of gold doesn't go down, and in the second case, it doesn't matter what your investments were.
Bingo.
Investing in gold is like investing in land.
But just like land, gold's value is rigged by the ones who own the most of it.
You need gold for the advancement of society every bit as much as you need land. By my estimations we are going to very soon realize this.
Oil burns, but gold is immutable.
"If all that bitcoin is seized...."
fails to understand the unconfiscatable nature of bitcoin.
https://medium.com/the-bitcoin-times/bitcoin-is-the-great-definancialization-65b4c27a8371
Ethereum blockchain can be shut down and/or throttled.
All your crytpo will be worthless in the event of an data stream takeover.
It's the table cloth all the dishware is set upon that no one wants to talk about.
No data transfer, no crypto.
All of it is held hostage, and no one wants to admit it.
yes. ethereum can. it is a scam.
the same cannot be said about bitcoin which can even be transmitted over ham radio
You’re defending a system that you assume operates how you are told since you will literally never see or experience it’s workings. Good luck turning your wealth into something that isn’t just worthless but also completely intangible as well. It’s crazy how anyone here can still put their faith in these things anymore after everything about systemic fraud that has been uncovered so far.
um, who's assuming what now? the code is open source. sit down please
Sure, go ahead and trust that what they tell you is happening is exactly what is happening.
you're really demonstrating your lack of fundamental understanding.
bitcoin does not require trust in anything other than yourself. everything is verifiable.
anyways - keep buying metals. fingers crossed for you https://files.catbox.moe/t50r1y.png
Keep buying metals? Has this really turned into some argument for the sake of your ego where you have to make up some personal attacks? Why are you making that straw man up like I’m just buying metals? Do you always argue disingenuously like this?
Have you ever verified a Bitcoin transaction? Do you somehow verify that the digits that are returned are exactly the same as in the process? Or are you just trusting that it can be done with 100% certainty because you were told it could?
Btw, the curve in your graph has obviously just begun to hit its plateau. Compare it with a simple ln(x) graph.
Then go look into GME and find yourself an actual investment.
I agree with much of what you say. I've noted for years that there is absolutely no reason whatsoever for gold to be trading where it is, given the massive amount potentially available at any given time. The price is being buoyed by elites playing games with the futures markets. And don't get me started on the futures markets...many, MANY multiples of contracts more than the underlying commodities. How is that even allowed??
Land/water seem like useful resources to have access to.
I listened to a friend who told me to buy $700 in silver over bitching in 2011 when it was $5.
I know it seems like you lost 7 million, but realistically would you have held on when it got up to lets say $250 - then you can say to yourself that you only lost 35k. There were at lot of ship jumpers at 250.