>>60610429
It wasn't enforced, and back then people actually had confidence in the government. Not so these days. I'd rather bury it in the back yard and forget about it than hand it over to a KNOWN bankrupt entity.
The system wants precious metals anyway. So once the losses get eaten by the plebs, they want PM holders to buy back in to the system as preferred customers. Reality will separate the haves from the have-nots. That will be determined on physical ownership. The world has no need for useless eaters sitting on multi million dollar portfolios collecting checks doing nothing. The system is top heavy, and the super elite need to knock people off the life raft back into the water. That take-down will impact credit assets because that is where the problem lies. The counterbalance will FORCE precious metals higher as a necessary condition that $80TN of assets can't suffer a collapse in purchasing power without it impacting other things in the economy. Capital flows to quality and assets that can not be effortlessly counterfeit will win by default.

>>60584621
>No rebuttal.
IQDalit, you are given ample opportunities to actually engage in a counterargument but you don't seem to be able to articulate even the most meager pushback. It's really pathetic.

>>60573382
It's reality. There is a massive short interest in PMs futures contracts.
They will go long when it suits them and I am content to build position well in advance of when they do.