/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55731260
Nobody cares while people are building their stacks. Once they have hit their targets, all that's left is more cheapie stacking till the implosion of economies using the debt based fiat system because they all go to zero.

>>54965346
Actual fundamentals:


Gold and silver:

Rare
Globally recognized
Decentralized
No counter party risk
Expensive and slow to move around nationally and globally
Cumbersome

Fiat currency:

Centralized
Face faith valued
Can be inflated to infinity with printing
Near instant transactions nationally and globally
Convenient

>>54659949
There was a Fed board member named John Exter in the 1950s who came up with a chart to show how unbalanced asset classes are. It's called Exter's Pyramid and the top layer has only grown larger since it was conceptualized.

>>54231573
It's not a ruse, banks have been collapsing all across the western world. The only reason there's been no fallout is because central banks and governments have been nationalizing the failed commercial banks. There will come a point where they cannot do this anymore. The only question left if it's a soft or hard collapse.v4w

>>54165321
>I thought about that and you're probably right. But I'm really unaccustomed...and a bit uneasy at the thought of seeing my account that low.
Anon, the banks are all insolvent and have already robbed the public. The only thing you can do now is be one of the first to pull out their money before the ponzi scheme collapses so you're not one of the many victims holding an empty bag.

>>54155101
>ding ding ding
>couldn't agree more
>gold and silver are too hard to transact.
You haven't even tried if you think they're to hard to transact. Unlike you I speak to people about precious metal trading, mainly small businesses and they have all said they would accept precious metals if fiat collapsed. Also I have personally exchanged my precious metals for fiat in my own city from one of many I came across. The reality is that you've done fuck all research, or you're a hustler trying to get precious metal anons to dump some of their savings into crypto so you can scalp the value before it dips again.

>>54023949
>This is a manufactured, or allowed collapse? Just enough to have the rest for CBDC? Just maybe?

Someone else said it best in this thread >>54008600
>The FDIC will pay out all right, in CBDC.

>>53723100
>I don’t know why you think the gubment has any plans to actively pay down the inherent ponzu scheme of government spending, social security, welfare, and subsidized industry.
I never said they would, I'm just saying they could. I am fully aware that the bankster scam must go on for the elite to parasite the plebs. If they give the public the tools to break the ponzi scheme, the banksters are finished for good this time as everyone will know how the trick is done.

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>>52502131
Wrong image retard