I have some questions: 1- what would happen to those who are holding gold in Europe? Would they also benefit from the US revaluing? 2- how will the ECB react to that US move? Would other European central governmental countries do the same play to “solve” their debt problems? I’m quite lost here because I cannot conceive that one country could decide the price of a commodity to have effect only in just one country.
3 months ago | 2
1. What are the realistic chances of Gold revaluation based on the present world financial situation and huge debt by USA ? 2. If it's revalued, will the ETF gold also get revalued or only physical form? 3. If it really gets revalued there will be mixed reactions by the general public all over the world, as some may have good %of Gold in their assets and some have NIL. How will the situation be handled by the government without any panic by the public ?
3 months ago | 0
Where will the price of gold be if America Defaults on its treasuries and bonds?
3 months ago | 4
anything up to 15 updates per quarter is good especially if they are globalised a bit somewhat beyond the currency zone of the USD. thanks for seeing far in staying relevant beyond the kind of fiat imposed by geography and those who called themselves the elites of the political world, especially both sides of the Atlantic.
3 months ago | 0
Question: why won't the gold revalue to the price of bitcoin? We hear on the media that gold is an old relic, as bitcoin soars to new all time highs. Yet the central bankers are buying gold...so obviously its not a relic. What gives?
2 months ago | 0
I bought some silver these years, now shoud I sell? Wait? Still buying? Thxs Mike!
3 months ago | 0
If the price of gold is ignoring the $42 peg from 1971 why is there an impact on raising the peg to $12,000? If money is convertible to gold at a rate of 1 ounce equals $12,000 I can see the relationship, however if it is not convertible we are back to a buyer's bid and a seller's ask as a means of setting the price. The Comex and the LBMA futures market has been the vehicle for the bids and asks. Perhaps if these are drained of real gold their credibility dry's up with it. Your thoughts are always enlightening.
3 months ago (edited) | 0
That's what I do every week. I'm a small channel, and I know my videos aren't the greatest, but I work a normal full-time job and just post a gold and silver weekend update every Friday.
3 months ago (edited) | 0
What is the upper limit for the silver price in the next decade, assuming everything is going well for it (considering continued currency inflation, accelerating industrial demand, favorable demographics, market psychology etc)? How far could silver test the other extreme in the pendulum, or: to what amount could silver be overpriced [if 1) the gold-silver-ratio got to 1:10; 2) paper silver markets were to transfer to physical; and 3) likely future central bank, industrial and public demand would all be added together]?
3 months ago | 0
When looking back to 1980s silver price moving from $40-$50 can you please tell us how long did that period took and if the scenario happens similar for this time, how much time would we have and will it be safe to send monster box to G&S via mail if the price will be around $700-$875 per ounce? Thank you 🥇🥇
3 months ago (edited) | 0
I would like to learn more about analyzing wealth cycles.
3 months ago | 0
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Things sure are heating up for gold and silver. Would you like to see a weekend update? If so let me know your questions below. Thanks, M.
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