This seems to becoming a balancing act.... it seems the Bankers are trying to control the craziness of the Market... every action creates an opposite an equal reaction... that creates another action & reaction... lets see how long they can do it for... we know the end... we just do not know when... stay long until it is time.
@rocky_bankless I am not in any way a financial person. But I've been following Greg on and off since 2012. I've heard him say before that borrowing to invest is a very bad idea. He was warning people when bitcoin went very high a few years ago and people were putting mortgages on their houses to buy bitcoin. Then it fell like 10k overnight and people were wiped out. I'm just saying this because after following for sooo long and I've heard him talk about this subject. But since I'm not him, and I feel uncomfortable saying anything because I'm not him, I'm just saying what I feel because I care about your situation. You can buy bitcoin fractionally. You don't need to buy a whole coin. I don't know for sure what he would think about borrowing to buy silver. Thanks. Hey Greg jump in here!
Bix seems to think those 'old notes will be going away very soon - when the banks close and machines empty... he also seems to think the new currency is already 'ready' - fungible/exchangible in metal... yeah yeah I know - Bix says a lot of crazy shit. Here he is - says it - w/Sean at SGTReport.substack https://sgtreport.substack.com/p/silver-breakout-banks-facing-billion
the big implosion will be in joe's pants--i wonder if his depends will hold up...
Greg, you are a great guy and thank you for all your help.
Appreciate you fighting for yourself and for us Greg!!
So at you still buying JEPI and thinking this market is going higher????
EV battery manufacturing in china shut down in sept. All 4 big ones, Looks like war, with china, then no Trump, no elections.
When gold reaches a 1:1 ratio with the Dow, let's say 8000$, are you going to sell it back into fiat dollars or CBDC?
With a Dow to gold ratio of 1:1, one would presume that it will be the overpriced Dow that falls in value? [not gold rising to current Dow height's].
If correct?, - one could then sell the appreciated gold and buy the Dow at its real value.
That seems to be the logical approach.
Why exchange gold for a fast devaluing fiat currency?
This seems to becoming a balancing act.... it seems the Bankers are trying to control the craziness of the Market... every action creates an opposite an equal reaction... that creates another action & reaction... lets see how long they can do it for... we know the end... we just do not know when... stay long until it is time.
Greg, I’m thinking about getting a personal loan to buy silver and btc. Then using my btc as collateral to get more btc. Is this a good plan?
@rocky_bankless I am not in any way a financial person. But I've been following Greg on and off since 2012. I've heard him say before that borrowing to invest is a very bad idea. He was warning people when bitcoin went very high a few years ago and people were putting mortgages on their houses to buy bitcoin. Then it fell like 10k overnight and people were wiped out. I'm just saying this because after following for sooo long and I've heard him talk about this subject. But since I'm not him, and I feel uncomfortable saying anything because I'm not him, I'm just saying what I feel because I care about your situation. You can buy bitcoin fractionally. You don't need to buy a whole coin. I don't know for sure what he would think about borrowing to buy silver. Thanks. Hey Greg jump in here!
so are you going to run to TLT if 10 year spikes
Hi does any one knows why brand new atm bills are from 2017
Bix seems to think those 'old notes will be going away very soon - when the banks close and machines empty... he also seems to think the new currency is already 'ready' - fungible/exchangible in metal... yeah yeah I know - Bix says a lot of crazy shit. Here he is - says it - w/Sean at SGTReport.substack https://sgtreport.substack.com/p/silver-breakout-banks-facing-billion
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Not yet! I hope. Thanks man
Who would be stupid enough to purchase US debt?
Some people think the American Government was created to be a giant-vending machine.
You're right Greg, eventually The Bank will pull the plug in the debt market and there will be a meltdown