/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57581180
Nothing major is going to happen until nations no longer need to have USD reserves.

>>56640519

Now that the US government can infinitely print USD till 2025, inflation is going to be even more severe than it was with the money printing over the pandemic. America is run by gansters stealing more and more from the public purse. How long it will be before the crack up boom happens could very well be within the next ten years.

>>55153477
/pmg/ being right about inflation going on forever. The crack up boom is the only thing that will end it, but the problem is most people don't have anything to put their store of labour into apart from fiat currency.

>>54075111
>So that's it then? No one is ever allowed to fail, we'll just print more money for everyone, forever?
No.

>>53774764
Not everyone, just the simple minded. There's only speculation when it will happen exactly, however there are some key things to take note of that will lead to it crashing:

>Draining the COMEX
This will expose the derivative futures being used on the market to suppress silver price. If you've got nothing in the vault you can't use a derivative on this silver. This would cause the true price discovery to be known that would cause a migration out of fiat into a silver monetary system crashing fiat value. It nearly happened in the early 80's which is why so many people are focused on it.

>BRICS
Has the possibility of partitioning the world economy and dethroning the US dollar as the world currency. It's still years away but appears to be a sure thing, going full steam by 2050. When new nations join BRICS and drop their US dollars, the currency will come back to the United States and flood its market with massive inflation.

>Crackup Boom
When the United States population views the US dollar as worthless paper, as a result of currency printing and nations around the world dropping their US dollars. This here is the event horizon moment, but when it will happen is anyone's guess. I personally think it will happen within the next ten years, but you never know, the United States might have something up its sleeve like debt trapping Ukraine through BlackRock rebuilding program.

>>53458846
>Plus Russia is a total shithole, facing demographic collapse like so many, but their coping mechanism is to invade their neighbor and they are failing to even do that.

What makes you think that annexing Ukraine is the only thing Russia is invading for. Here's a bit of a history lesson for you anon. After the first world war, the United States lent money to Europe so they could profit from it, just like they're doing to Ukraine. Russia knows the United States was going to do this, yet invaded anyway. This is because the greedier the United States gets, the more pressure it puts on its financial system. The western financial system is already about to give way due to massive amount of quantitative easing it did over the pandemic. While the war is going off, Putin is holding meetings with other countries who are already pissed off with the United States about moving away from imaginary wealth and a return to real commodities. All the major eastern world players with natural resources are ready to make the jump, and China is currency the world's factory. What in the fuck has the west truly got? A service industry and a fuck load of debt due to the debt based economy. This on its own wouldn't be too much of a problem, only that in the 21st century a lot of government social programs like pensions have been robbed to keep the debt based economy going. There's only so long before the whole thing implodes, and a lot of angry people when they realize their pensions no longer exist, or are next to being worthless. The turning point will be when nations around the world drop the US dollar as their world reserve currency which will then result in a crack up boom. I'll give it ten year window for this to happen, but my hunch is that it's going to happen in the next few years.

>>53230428
>how can people claim theres a silver shortage
Most people are stupid parrots repeating catchphrases they read off Reddit. What's actually happening is that registered silver in the COMEX vault is being sold and delivered faster than it is being produced from the mines at a record breaking pace. This trend is pointing to a silver shortage in the near future. This is not guaranteed, it's speculation like all stock, but the early bird is tweeting to get some before the crack up boom because you won't be able to get any at that point.

>>53134313
>>53134367
I personally don't care who's behind it, just breaking the debt slavery system ends their control over the west. BRICS is the Achilles heel, the crack up boom is the killing blow. An unfortunate truth is that the debt slavery system will always being around, but right now its current form is on its last legs and won't rise again for generations.