There’s literally years of study required to understand economics, specifically in this case, macro economics. But at the end of the day you have to ask, how does this affect me and the decisions I have to make? One of those decisions is investing, . I’m happy if I was able to give back a little to GAW which has done so much for me and my family.

Theoretically, it’s a house of cards, but it seems difficult to escape without escaping regular society and materialism in general. It could go on for hundreds of years or it could be over tomorrow. I’ve always believed that someone will sell t-shirts at the second coming (I was there! Armmegadon 2022!), so as long as there are humans, there is a profit motive, and even if it gets torn down it will get rebuilt. The big question is if it gets torn down during your lifetime, is there a way to protect yourself and the people you care about from the ill effects. Theoretically, if you take the amount of your living expenses x years of life remaining and buy physical gold and silver to cover your expenses, you should be good, and then invest the rest like you’re whistling past the graveyard. But, most people can’t afford that. At least strive to have no mortgage. Just my two cents.

There’s literally years of study required to understand economics, specifically in this case, macro economics. But at the end of the day you have to ask, how does this affect me and the decisions I have to make? One of those decisions is investing, which is my particular area of expertise. I’m happy if I was able to give back a little to GAW which has done so much for me and my family.

Theoretically, it’s a house of cards, but it seems difficult to escape without escaping regular society and materialism in general. It could go on for hundreds of years or it could be over tomorrow. I’ve always believed that someone will sell t-shirts at the second coming (I was there! Armmegadon 2022!), so as long as there are humans, there is a profit motive, and even if it gets torn down it will get rebuilt. The big question is if it gets torn down during your lifetime, is there a way to protect yourself and the people you care about from the ill effects. Theoretically, if you take the amount of your living expenses x years of life remaining and buy physical gold and silver to cover your expenses, you should be good, and then invest the rest like you’re whistling past the graveyard. But, most people can’t afford that. At least strive to have no mortgage. Just my two cents.