The Economic Tranisition Is Nearing Completetion Before The Crisis Hits - Episode 1460a

in transition •  7 years ago 

Global equity markets are about to do something that has never been seen before. They have been rising for 13 consecutive months. The fUS has never let an audit of the gold reserves, one theory is that the gold is not there and another is that the gold is so low quality they don't want anyone to inspect it. The BRICS are now completing the transition process, once everything is in place parts of the financial system will start to move towards the east.

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Thanks, Dave. I always look forward, to your reports. Happy New Year!

  ·  7 years ago (edited)

Gold's gone, gold's stoled. We, the People, were suckers. The thieves died long ago.

Good analysis! And happy new year to you!

Great report, Dave.

I specialize in advising investors in private equity and private debt. Few are aware of the inherent froth in the markets, but more and more are paying attention. They want to diversify some of their "market risk" into non-correlate assets. I'm a big fan of precious metals but it has been an expensive faith these past 7 years. Looking forward to a great 2018. I'm Canadian, and believe Canada has a good reputation for financial matters. It was a little surprising, and telling of the circumstances you mention, when this happens. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/fake-gold-wafer-rbc-canadian-mint-1.4368801

I believe that Smaul Gold's YouTube Channel provides a beneficial cautionary note to some interpretive, even mystical, commentary on China and Russia's implied financial strategy by Dave and other voices. Further, after years of U.S. financial policy being led by people who referenced gold as a "barbarous relic," the mass of Americans and Europeans probably aren't "into" gold as money. In the U.S. ammo may be viewed more favorably as a "store of value" --- or "money." Whatever buys food or pays the rent will likely be accepted as contemporary U.S. money. The latter may be supplied by the feds on coded, recyclable plastic. The U.S. petrodollar's weakness may not be intrinsic but based on the relentless bullying, dishonesty, trade embargoes, unsolicited war-equivalent policing in "other peoples' countries" (OPC), etc. which drives other people into deep hostility to anything American. At any rate, if Trump succeeds in creating a "hard fork" in American trade, finance and economic policies from those of the post-Nixon era, the various business arrangements of American companies will enter into a salubrious period of competition, as opposed to fraud and modern economic slavery enforced by the U.S. Army & Navy, as well as a host of U.S. fedcop organizations. Yes, our "allies" help too --- and for this, they are hated as well. It does seem strange that in a cryptocurrency future gold bullion would be stockpiled by BRIIC nations. I guess that Vladimir and Xi view gold as another tool to use in leveraging the best possible advantage for their nations and those allied to them during the approaching global agreement on finance, which surely must come. Trump cannot be planning WW3; he must be planning deals. It seems likely that an agreement based on national cryptocurrencies, with strong centralized nodes held by 1) the Fed or 2) the Treasury, probably modelled on Dash and Neo to some extent, being a reasonable plan. Other nations will do the same. The key agreement should be the gradual implementation of a global financial platform that may be something like Cardano or some fourth or fifth generation cryptocurrency package. In such a world, truly, money would never sleep. There will probably be a kind of global excise tax on usage. Gold & silver cannot be a permanent answer to anything other than jewelry, dental caps and unique industrial applications. One thing is certain, there is not going to be a longtime monetary use for gold. In fact, mathematical algorithms may have more future value than gold. Hence, if gold-rich countries mine and stockpile gold, it's probably because they have a lot and plan to unload it at a good profit on certain Western "investors."

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