Usdebtclock secret window for thursday 12/28/23
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No that's the bad side on left..I wanna know what's in the circles .looks like gold silver copper..can't see the others..little help?
Totally there are 10 little icons (5 on the left and 5 on the right). Here is how I understand them: 1) Gold 2) Silver 3) copper 4) ??? 5) petroleum 6) securities 7) agricultural commodities 8) real estate 9) industrial machinery/equipment 10) breakthrough energy
A few days ago, the tenth icon was different and referred specifically to the element Thorium on the periodic table. So it raises the question of why they changed that icon.
I'm befuddled by the fourth icon. To me, there is a whispy "U.S." there but the background looks vaguely like the Looking Glass technology that Bill Brockbrader talked about. It might be a reference to quantum computing in general.
[4] gas stove (natural gas)
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"Got any of them there Precious Metals?"
it's interdasting that a few days ago, the graphic on the right-hand side referred to the element Thorium, whereas in today's graphic the Thorium icon has been replaced by a funky energetic image.
The debt dlock's thorium reference was discussed a few days ago in this thread: https://greatawakening.win/p/17s5I8uQCW/debt-clock-1220-as-per-request-i/
The blue/pink energetic illustration in today's image has sometimes been used to refer generically to 'zero point energy', so maybe the creators of the debt clock have started to re-think how they want to present to the public their planned changes to the energy economy.
If only they would say when. But I love the message. Can't be long now!
So it APPEARS that the silver and gold have X's beside them and say "Designed to lose value. "
Am I reading that right?
Gold bars,yes. But the one under it that looks like piles of gold and silver has a ? And says taxed heavily.
This would be paper gold and silver like ETF’s
Run away, run away!! I don't consider paper certificates for gold or silver as being worth the paper they are printed on. Unless one can physically HOLD the metals in your hand, it's worthless, IMHO. Over the years I have, bit by bit, acquired a decent amount of silver, which I keep in a safe place... not as an investment, but as a hedge against currency collapse or societal collapse, when paper dollars will only be useful for starting cooking fires.
Same page.
Yes they have to continually short them, to balance their books.
Not sure exactly how it works, but they short the heck out of them since the future exchange was started.
So are you saying silver and gold are bad investments?
No he’s saying they sell paper versions to obfuscate real price discovery. They also charge you (tax) to buy and sell it. like a commodity making it too clumsy and costly to use it as a competing currency.
Wow I completely forgot I was charged sales NY tax 8.5% to buy gold/silver coins from MD.
When tax on PM’s end, that will be a new world.
When they run out of physical silver the house of cards falls down, and it's going down fast.
I'll see if I can find some good numbers.
I have gobs of silver BTW, all fiat currencies go to 0 over time.....
Edit. We have gone from 149 million registered silver to 44 million in the last 3 years.
https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd.it%2Fl986szexl39c1.png%3Fwidth%3D1181%26format%3Dpng%26auto%3Dwebp%26s%3D37d19bac54b8d1911005e7daa33cc54ef0c2594c
I got that chart from here.
https://old.reddit.com/r/SilverDegenClub/comments/18t5kid/the_outgoing_december_silver_contract_had_46_of/
Ditch the deep state is an expert on silver trading, he posts everyday or so on that board. He used to be on wallstreet silver, but the mods at the time were no good so he moved.
I read it as saying that "old money" is NOT a unit of measure and NOT a storer of value.
Kind of like those product comparison charts, where the product they're selling has check marks in all the features you want, and the competition's products only have big red X's in the same features, meaning they don't have that feature.
It's a little confusing because they have more than just checkmarks and X's, but that's how I read it.
You may be right, I was reading the two X's as silver and gold coins.
The gold is the symbol of storing value; the silver is the symbol for unit of measure. In both cases the X means "Old Money --- our fiat paper --- doesn't have that feature."