The illusion isn't in gold, silver, GME, or anything else, the illusion is that its Federal Reserve Note exchange rate has any meaning whatsoever.
When you trade your useless FRNs for real gold, etc., and you get that gold, etc. in your hands (or DRS your shares), you have traded something completely useless, and completely fraudulent, for something with real value.
The illusion is in "money", not real assets.
When the economy collapses, in your hand gold and silver will be worth a whole lot more than useless weimarks.
The illusion isn't in gold, silver, GME, or anything else, the illusion is that its Federal Reserve Note exchange rate has any meaning whatsoever.
When you trade your useless FRNs for real gold, etc., and you get that gold, etc. in your hands (or DRS your shares), you have traded something completely useless, and completely fraudulent, for something with real value.
The illusion is in "money", not real assets.
When the economy collapses, in your hand gold and silver will be worth a whole lot more than useless weimarks.