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>>24586286
>I don't see lumber or the base and battery metals getting as much demand when we inevitably have to go through a protracted insolvency event.

perhaps initially. you need to consider the ramifications of this event in history we are living through. this is a fiat crisis. a money crisis, where the failed fiat experiment is coming to an end. there is going to be enormous capital flight away from this dying paper, ponzi scheme and into tangible assets.

who emerges from this crisis with the most tangible assets and REAL wealth will determine how power across the world will be distributed.

it is not the immediate 'industrial demand' from production that we are most concerned with - it is the enormous demand for 'money' to find a home in tangible assets.

Understanding the transformation that is unfolding now is the key to generational wealth.