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Stephen's avatar

A friend literally just sent me this on Rumble: https://rumble.com/v6pcscl-red-alert-central-bank-gold-rig-leads-to-collapse-david-jensen.html

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Justin's avatar

I do wonder how this collapse will move? Do we get a globalist bank holiday or simply a crash of all the main markets? How long will it take, 3 days??

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David Jensen's avatar

Nobody can know.

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Justin's avatar

I agree, although my question is weather the first major move is via restrictions on personal deposits (bail-in's) or market corrections.

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Justin's avatar

We are not supernatural so we can not know. However we can try and work out what is most probable.

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Simon Gedye's avatar

Good Luck with that .

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Paul Repstock's avatar

Nobody could ever answer your 'Questions'. there are too many variables.

Only Nihilists, stock market Shorts, and some Gold Stackers, want a "Crash".

A Financial Crash is not a "Victimless Crime".

Most Market participants are traders, who do not want to see the system "Broken". They would much rather see the status quo maintained so that they can live to enjoy the fruits of their 'hopefully correct' bets.....?

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Paul Repstock's avatar

In some scenarios, I could suggest that "The Market Crashed" long ago; but nobody has told 'us' yet........... There are many mechanisms for spoofing and faking Market prices in a "Fiat Money World"? Ordinary people will be the last to know.

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Justin's avatar

Can you name a major market that has crashed long ago and we haven't been told yet??

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Simon Gedye's avatar

These ' Traders ' are essentially amonst the people who want this entirely corrupt

ponzi scheme of a system to continue as its good for them - and no matter how it affects anyone alse . ' The Math ' as it stands shows an entirely unsustainable a

global financial system which in all reality can be seen as a Zombie concept per the proverbial " Dead Man Walking " . It is already dead / doomed with it just being the case of the Insiders trying to breath new life into a system whose soul , if it ever had one - leave the planet some time ago . Most of them will be wi[ped out . END OF

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Justin's avatar

I do not want a crash, however some basic analysis suggests the western financial system is under pressure. So like 1929 and 1987 a market crash might occur.

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Simon Gedye's avatar

You ( We ) are going tpo get a ' Market Crash ' or rather multiple worldwide market crashes whether you want it or not - and as far as the scale of it is concerned you can take 1929 / 1987 / 2000 / 2008 , add them all together and times them by

anything between 50 - 100 x , and then you'll approach the scale of the global catastrophe that's just round the corner .

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Linda O's avatar

People are selling their metals because they are broke...

Anyone who cannot see that Trump is a major player in the 'international cabal' is truly blind. The current crypto scam is the biggest and most corrupt ponzi ever played out.

Would you trust Musk and Trump in the gold vault? I certainly would not...

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David Jensen's avatar

Retail investors are broke. There is a terrible reckoning coming after decades of bubble blowing by the central bankers.

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Paul Repstock's avatar

Examples of "Markets" which have Crashed (Supposedly without warning) are plentiful throughout history. The larger instances have destroyed civilizations, smaller ones just set the stage for "The Big one".

In every case, the signs of irrationality are obvious...But, nobody wants to "Believe"??????

Micheal Burry was not a financial genius, his timing was just good. Many could see that Real Estate and the markets were irrational, some went broke waiting for that. (We don't hear about them)

Today we have a Globalized Economy with about $200 Trillion (dollar equivalent) of Debt that can only be paid (temporarily) with inflation? The 50 and 100 year bods 'which also cannot be repaid' (Trump's Punt), can only work for the very short term if at all.

Chances are quite good that we will end up like some of the past Empires, which after 1000 + years, are still a mess. Even Rome (Italy and Turkie)) has still not recovered....Asia may keep the East afloat longer, just like Istanbul represented Rome?

New Zealand might be a good bet; If you like entitled Wealthy Expats,,,and 'Mutton'.

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David Jensen's avatar

Empires built on fraud always burn.

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Paul Repstock's avatar

Well David, we both know that even the best of intentions are always destroyed by Greed and Sloth, in the long term...

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David Jensen's avatar

Fraud is in a category by itself.

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Zoltán's avatar

This was not the retail investors who caused the capital inflow into PM ETFs but the short coverings from borrowed basket of shares which was redeemed to physicals and sold to the market to meet their obligations.

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Simon Gedye's avatar

Another excellent discourse - can't help but think that we're clioser than ever to ' The End Game '

and that the " Jig will well and truly be up " in the very near future

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