/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30379554
>no it proves me damn right. 5000 years ago there was barely any gold around. and now there is like 200 million metric fucking tonnes above surface and a few quadrillion tons below surface.

Gold inflation has been almost exactly commensurate with population growth for the past 5000 years and new gold discoveries are rapidly disappearing

Oh look, it's another cryptocuck gold-fud thread

Well done carrying water for the bankers boys

>>30334039
Discovery of new gold deposits is rapidly falling off
Nevertheless gold isn't what we should be talking about, silver is how we kill the Great Reset most effectively

>>30235166
>gold has infinite supply literally no cap on it. it's no better than fiat which is why it's losing in purchasing power steadily to real inflation.

Gold has had about a 1% inflation-rate on average in all the history man, it keeps up with population-growth

No new gold is going to appear out of the sky, quite the contrary (see picture)

But silver is even better than gold, people who buy that now have a chance at making a 40x or more

Reason why both gold and and silver are so low is because of predatory shorting on the COMEX; gold should be somewhere between $5000 and $20,000, silver somewhere between $500 and $5000

Bitcoin is actually part of the banker plot to short gold, because it divides us and distracts capital and attention from taking physical delivery on the COMEX