Anonymous
8/22/2025, 4:13:43 PM
No.60831269
>>60831214
The only entity that can provide liquidity will be the Fed so expect their balance sheet to balloon to $10TN+. Otherwise all of the selling necessary to pay off the loans will crater asset prices 80-90%. Paper millionaires and boomers will be coming out of retirement fighting over Walmart greeter jobs. Unemployment rates will skyrocket when the wealth effect evaporates before everyone's eyes.
Oof, it's going to be naaaaaasty. This is why I stack precious metals because this whole economy is not fundamentally sound.
Anonymous
8/21/2025, 6:48:47 PM
No.60827056
I like how IQ Dalit just disappears once the image pops of revealing him to be a bot.
If silver was such a bad investment and he can't refute the myriad of responses, why would someone bother trying to fud a bad investmnet? It makes no sense.
I think the value of silver will make material gains against gold when it inevitably revalues. The tax cattle need to stay in the holding pen for as long as possible as that is the "fuel" consumed to keep it going. Silver is like the tax-cattle pen door being wide open where they can walk off and avoid the slaughterhouse. The more people who opt out the more real-world-resources the system needs to procure. Their bogus IOUs suddenly become quite tangible claims against capital when you buy silver.
Anonymous
8/20/2025, 5:57:03 PM
No.60821599
>>60821503
He's jewish.
Or a pajeet tasked by the jews to empty goyims pocket, to mislead them from the true path.
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 6:28:07 PM
No.60588064
>>60587967
The normalcy bias makes you believe that credit assets as a whole will retain their value (they won't).
Don't take my word for it, maybe Alan Greenspan can shed some light on things.
>>60582522
Checked and pic rel
Anonymous
6/18/2025, 1:17:18 AM
No.60516465
The U.S. economy has not grown without increasing credit since 1983. The collapse that is coming is one that is going to be characterized by extreme resource scarcity in relation to credit assets which are claims on assets. I do not think it is wise to put too much faith in BTC because it is not going to help alleviate this scarcity. It will be a poor claim, like all of the others of varying categories, when credit loses its purchasing power.
Credit is a weapon used to extract wealth and resources and it is similar to a metaphysical fishing net that gets tossed out into the economy. You and I and the rest of the peasant class are the ones who baghold. We baghold because they leverage up first and then sell you pennies of value in return. They also use public stores of capital to unload toxic assets such as Treasuries. Banking, Wallstreet, pensions, real estate market, insurance, social security and Medicare are all fraught with danger. They are assets contingent on a counterparty. You are now at the whim of the ponzi masters. They pull the plug by revaluing gold. You may not even see your bank account go lower but you'll be poorer. You'll be impoverished by the credit assets you spent your life toiling away for.