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Board Economics
Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
sidhujag
on 21/01/2017, 06:44:50 UTC
You seem to believe there will be a global hyper-inflationary collapse a worldwide Weimar Republic scenario leading to a global dark age and a return to a simpler time with  metals used for day to day transactions. This is not going to happen.

No, I actually don't think anyone knows what's going to happen, even the bankers themselves.  Unlike Anonymint, I do not believe we live in a deterministic universe.  The only thing I know is that somewhere in the timeline where all this occurs is that people holding both metals will see a large increase in buying power.  When you see metals spike to something crazy like $10,000 gold and hundreds of dollars for an ounce of silver, with real estate prices imploding at the same time, that's when you start selling off metals and buy a house or boat or something.
Lol you have convinced yourself that your strategy to own lots of hard assets in rei is somehow going to come to fruition and for it to happen will require two things to be at extremes with gold (obviously you hold) and home or boat (you obviously need).. well all im saying is market is generally punishing to pipe dreams (not saying yours is) but in general it does the opposite of what people think before taking on direction you thought itd go after most participants are insolvent... good luck anyway.. ill stick with the direction the world is turning in today and not hope it spins the other way tomorrow.

Case in point.. you held lots of btc based on your comments of bitcoin being held down by invisible hands or limitless funded entities margin shorting. Yet you continued to hope it would rise based on your knowledge assessment as to what true value was. The thing was you probably ended up selling off during the last rise and now hold a less biased view of the market.. your biased in metals its quite obvious. Helps from external perspective.