/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19845713

>this will NOT happen because the currency will NOT make its way into the general economy

This isn't correct. Unlike 2008,

1) Yields must now be kept so low that, as a consequence, the bond market is crashing, and the debt is being completely monetized;

2) The real economy is now so bad that the government must drop helicopter money on people in order to prevent a violent revolution.

The inflation cannot be exclusively redirected into asset-bubbles this time.

>>19846363

Look into GoldMoney, which used to be called BitGold. You can buy a cup of coffee with gold. Digitally, you can break gold down into as small a fraction as you want. The digital age makes gold an even more efficient medium of exchange. Gold can do everything which crypto is capable of except for offering the absolute privacy aspect.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjqzyqRz_Mc

>>19848553

The government is in a debt trap. Default or hyperinflation are the only choices at this point. There is no way to get out of it. Yields can't go beyond even 1% without crashing both the government and the stock market, and even $6 trillion of money-printing isn't proving enough to suppress yields and prop stocks up. See picture.

>>19845241
I think the best bet for joe sixpack is probably to snap up whatever commodity he can

>>19817433

>Look back in 2011 a lot of people thought, the system crash is inevitable but the system survived.

It's been explained many times why this is different from 2011. See picture. Level of debt, fragility of the market, maximum level on the yield curve, amount of money being printed to keep it down, size of the asset-bubbles, state of the real economy, and many more reasons.

>Why should is collapse in october?

It won't collapse in October. But that's when the Fed will institute YCC to prop the stock market back up. They will do it just before the election. YCC means unprecedented levels of inflation and metals and miners soaring to levels we can hardly imagine. The system itself won't collapse until we reach hyperinflation, which should take a few more years.

>>19801608
For me its the increasing frequency, and almost desperation of the Fed's moves. Powell made his statement about 0% interest rates till 2023, and gold and silver shot up vertical, UNTIL suddenly COMEX gets an injection of more paper silver and gold ounces than were added in all of last year.

Then, not a week later, J-pow comes out again and announces the buying of individual bonds, meaning the Fed has to die before zombies like Ford will be allowed to fail. But they did it with the public reason of providing liquidity when there wasn't any (you know, in a world with no reserve requirement AND a 0% Fed interest loans...) Something bad is coming, and I get the feeling that the officers are filling a boat with gold before they leave us to die on a sinking ship.

What do you guys think of this post? Accurate or just speculation?

>>19781655
A guy who seemed big brained is predicting a pullback in the stock market due to rapid rise in treasury yields

>EEEYYY TONY,
>You sure its a good idea to combine the US gov, the Fed, American banks, the stock market, and the corporate bond market into one big blob?
>Of course it is
>We're in the garbage business, remember?

>>19764882
>>19765168
We're in controlled demolition mode at this point. Its gonna be orders of magnitude worse than Volcker's chainsaw massacre back in the 70s. But that's what happens when you don't do yearly controlled burns. Fuel just piles up until you get colossal wildfires.

>blocks your path
>falls down the stairs while vomiting money from real estate and market bubbles
>saturates your carpet with now worthless dollars

>>19757364
Would like like to show the class what happens if you extend the earliest year past 1969? Would you also like to show the class what happens if you plot the inflation adjusted DJI against gold?

And the whole point is that silver is undervalued now, at this moment. Do you only buy real estate as the height a bubble, or stocks when they're at an ATH? You buy when a class is undervalued, so you can sell it off when it becomes overvalued relative to other classes that interest you. This is 101 stuff.