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Gold: Past, Present, and Future in Other Investment Types ·
Melissa Sanchez17 said:So yeah, we're heading south 😁


It takes a moment to process, but here goes...
Let’s look at the facts. Hoffmann has been tracking the American economy closely, and his take is that our Mr. Banker has played most of his cards in the medium term. The mindset this year is actually quite fascinating. I remember watching Marc Faber on NBC; he eventually just threw his hands up at the panel and said, "I'm telling you how it is."
I honestly wonder what people are afraid of, or what they think they can pump up. It's pure euphoria without any substance. Marc is just laughing at them... and now he sees exactly how far this goes. Until the game ends.😉

"Don't even try to think... my friend..."
Gold: Past, Present, and Future in Other Investment Types ·
A rather intriguing exchange involving Hoffmann-Sgtbull:



"The sharp ones actually know how to use a turn signal."
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briskeagle3 said:Gold hit $2,150 today... any experts out there want to weigh in? What’s actually going on with the market??

Goldman Sachs and Citigroup have both issued positive outlooks on gold...
If you're asking me, nothing unusual. The war on gold continues.
Gold: Past, Present, and Future in Other Investment Types ·
The banker will "set" the price. He loves his paperwork, but he’ll write it down regardless. I might come off looking a bit "clueless."
Meanwhile, Greg is finding some comfort in talking about the Deep State, all while Rob Kirby opens up a whole new front... Just trying to gauge where we stand. Jim Sinclair pointed specifically to Knowledge Rickards first, then the rest of the crew.
Ha, ha. Fine, fine. I may have rambled a bit regarding that Trump supporter, but nothing major. And if you want my take, there are "close associates who stick by us when things get TOUGH," since we're on the subject. But, back to Trump...
If you ask me, the premise is backward. Which premise?
This one...

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...apvLvNCJHU1B9g

"All that's left of the USA is..." well, fill in the blanks yourselves.
Gold: Past, Present, and Future in Other Investment Types ·
Rick Rule is making his move:



"The timing is right."
Gold: Past, Present, and Future in Other Investment Types ·
Just another falling domino in the wake of Reagan's "secretary," David Stockman:

http://www.silverdoctors.com/headlin...-and-november/

It looks like a puzzle coming together.

"And what happens next..."
Gold: Past, Present, and Future in Other Investment Types ·
By forcing it, you end up with forgetfulness, detachment, and a total lack of joy for everyone involved...😉
It’s an observation, or perhaps a shared perspective held by Eric Sprott and John Rubino:



"padding the balance sheet"
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Michael Morgan5 said:I honestly think this is the fourth time in as many years we’ve found ourselves stuck in this exact same loop of an argument, which leads me to a pretty solid conclusion:

a) oil remains absolutely essential to everything we do
b) you still can't buy a suburban rancher with a single ounce of gold

Everything else is just pure speculation.


Oil men and tax collectors... what a joke.
Even with all the hassle, a rule-of-law state will ultimately be coerced and forced to comply.
Given the general consensus, the conductor is going to run things aggressively—stripping most of the staff bare, except for maybe Mr. Butler...
It’ll be sweet... a little tribute to the nobility...
Whatever...
There is zero intelligence on a global scale; just stagnation and wars. We’ve spent 15 years without any real progress, just everyone guarding their existing positions. Where's the logic in that?
Still, you have to wonder how to maximize current energy and store it long-term, perhaps even in real estate. More bribes?
The answer in every language is S I L V E R.
Keep pushing, keep teasing, keep hitting...
A prediction before the summer slump:

"Show the ticket to the conductor, then start stepping into the shade with one foot, because daylight is coming soon..."
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ironstag8 said:The sheer scale of resource and energy consumption today compared to 100, 200, 500, or even 1,000 years ago is simply incomparable.
Replacing fossil fuels remains a theoretical exercise rather than a practical reality. Even if we assume it *is* possible, that practicality won't arrive for many, many decades. In the interim, we are far more likely to slide back into a medieval-style regression than leap into a science-backed utopia.
I believe people place far too much faith in science—they treat it like a magic wand that can solve any problem we encounter.
For millennia, neither science nor technology has actually altered human nature or Mother Nature herself. If anything, progress has merely highlighted the psychopathic tendencies of the ruling elites and the "sheep" mentality that allows those psychopaths to shear and slaughter them.

Will we actually face a "return to the Dark Ages"? Old acquaintances Max Keiser and Mike Maloney weigh in:

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Michael Morgan5 said:I doubt we'll ever see an actual war break out in Korea.
Honestly, gold might even dip a bit lower over the next two or three weeks.

The people living in South Korea are relatively poor; you could import enough weaponry to arm an army, and they still wouldn't fight. Not since the border was drawn.

"adapting to the threat"
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Melissa Sanchez17 said:Took a massive hit on my MUX position this past Saturday—down 10%. Man, life is getting expensive fast. 😁

I’ve been staring at the USD/EUR pair and gold lately, and honestly, it’s hard to believe how much they can manipulate these markets. The election results over in France turned out exactly how all the major agencies have been predicting for months, yet here we are dealing with this chaos.

Thinking about picking up some dollars while they're at these levels. What do you guys think?

Fofoa predicted USDX hitting 110-120 or even 150 "before death." That’s worth keeping in mind during these discussions. Honestly, who actually knows when to buy or sell—not to mention timing an exit perfectly or getting the right intel—to squeeze out another few dozen percent? It isn't negligible, but it's not my priority either. Could it go higher? Sure. But what are the odds?
Remember the manipulation seen in Forex and paper assets like the Dow Jones. It's a mess...
One must be extremely careful; things can slip hard and fast, and not just in the short term. Good luck to anyone trying to gamble or play the hero with paper assets.
Then again, both gold and silver are also just "paper" in New York City...
And it could happen like this—though the exact sequence of events remains somewhat obscure...😉
But we know how it goes...

"Take a look at the cards from the year 2000."
Gold: Past, Present, and Future in Other Investment Types ·
Regarding mining stocks... it’s worth a play, just like I hinted
Some folks here have already laid it out like Zvrk... WE ARE ON THE RIGHT TRACK and we're going to drop a few tens of thousands of dollars into this... you won't go under the radar with a move like this from Mr. Velnet... at some point, we're looking at several hundred thousand... that's ten years of steady income... it won't be missed... what an opportunity, you even managed to "package" Allied Nevada. "Those people" must think there's no chance... Sure... we'll spend a few months staring at the stars, but that's about it... 😉

"waiting for the turnaround"
Gold: Past, Present, and Future in Other Investment Types ·
Gentlemen bankers, if any of you actually know what time it is...
Don't tell me... Oh, wait...
Everything is moving exactly according to schedule. The deception was orchestrated long ago...
More than half a century, in fact...
No one is certain of anything anymore... yet we all know...
People are expecting gold to hit a five-figure number—but when the Fed is involved, let’s not kid ourselves.
This monetary easing of yours is getting out of hand. And how much longer could it last? It could go on indefinitely. In fact... go ahead. Push it. Fuel it. Salt it. Because theoretically, the truth is... this could drag on for decades. You think you're in control while we just watch. Carry on... keep making your moves... we aren't sure, though in reality, you people at Velnet are quite certain. ..
And why? Just look at his K U T A...
It’s all going to plan. You're aiming straight for the bullseye, but make no mistake... I can hardly wait. I've sharpened my tools. It only takes silver hitting $22 USD for things to get interesting. It is truly fascinating how you operate and maintain control... spreading the wealth, delaying the recession, declaring another stagflation era just like in 1970... yes, you heard me right. To the architect of the New World Order deception: tip of the hat to you for such a performance...
But you won't achieve a TOTAL TRANSFER... at least not while I have anything to say about it...
It’s approaching... and it is very close. By the way... don't forget to keep some Espumisan handy...😉
But I am sincerely hoping... that the fire at the hearth... will slowly but surely... begin to blaze and spread...
I’m speaking to you as an "old firekeeper"... as some have labeled me... and even if that's the case... it's embarrassing to even say... but truly... it is coming, and it is CLOSER THAN EVER... being stripped bare and...

"time to pay up."
Gold: Past, Present, and Future in Other Investment Types ·
Interesting developments emerging from San Francisco. The primary takeaway? A massive push toward The Great Reset seems increasingly likely.
The question remains... one that demands an answer sooner rather than later...

http://silverseek.com/commentary/beating-drums-16480

"What time is it?"
Gold: Past, Present, and Future in Other Investment Types ·
Robert Vaughn10 said:A banker isn't going to show any mercy to the lower classes...
As a Trump supporter, I get where you're coming from. You shouldn't have said it—he caught onto the vibe and that was that.
The public always falls for the same old drama.
Let's light a candle.

"Just keep pushing, just keep pushing..."

Man, this is Washington. You can't let this happen, and you certainly can't let them see you care.
Here’s the reality:
Get up, walk out, and settle the score.



"Best regards, and good luck defending the dollar."
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Michael Morgan5 said:Maybe calling it five is a bit of a stretch...

I get where you're coming from, and honestly, I’m on board with most of what you're saying.
But if you ask me, you're being way too optimistic about the upside. If everything actually hits the fan and we see a total collapse, I don't think an ounce of gold is going to buy you much more than a beat-up used Honda Civic.

A banker isn't going to show any mercy to the lower classes...
As a Trump supporter, I get where you're coming from. You shouldn't have said it—he caught onto the vibe and that was that.
The public always falls for the same old drama.
Let's light a candle.

"Just keep pushing, just keep pushing..."
Gold: Past, Present, and Future in Other Investment Types ·
Mr. Velnet, you’re cursed; we’re watching your every move. That 2016 cover of The Economist is looking more prophetic by the second. If you ask me, the alarm bells of skepticism are ringing loud and clear. We aren't falling for your little tricks or "adjustments." It’s truly remarkable how you frame actual value as doom-mongering, while treating some flimsy collective agreement like it's pure empathy for the underdog. It might have been even more convincing if you hadn't turned everything upside down. Oil at $200, silver at $18 USD, and you noted gas at home is roughly $1.75 liters—not to mention the rest. Those are the real numbers and the real prices.😉
Regarding this "post-crash dumping" nonsense—we are all for preserving every scrap of real value right now, and a slight hedge is already starting to blow in. Speaking of which... I was reading that Mexicans saw their deficit plummet from over $4 billion to just $700 million in three years. Just typical for them. Now America is in the same boat. So, here is the real question: what's on the menu tonight and where are we heading?

"I'm watching you like fiat right before the collapse"
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Planning on slashing... those prices... all the way to the bottom?
Go ahead. Cut them.😉

"changing"
Gold: Past, Present, and Future in Other Investment Types ·
One more thing... just a thought...
It looks like the right wing in France is gaining massive momentum.
Anything could happen there. Even the folks over at Goldman Sachs have been whispering about it.

"the golden filling of an old man's tooth"
Gold: Past, Present, and Future in Other Investment Types ·
I have to report this. It’s brilliantly clever.
They will spray as much as possible, on anyone they can get their hands on.
Not for another year, and even then, expect plenty of whining...

"Let the white snowflakes fall"