/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30219193
To clarify what I mean, if we understand definitions correctly, there is no "deflation" whatsoever. We already have hyperinflation in the correct sense of "an uncontrollable expansion of the money supply." You couldn't even get $2 billion dollars' worth of silver if you wanted it, and yet the money supply is now tens of trillions; that's how bad things are. So as soon as even a fraction of this hyperinflated money supply chases the minuscule amount of metals on the COMEX, that's it, that's the end of everything, the dollar is exposed as a fraud and you get wiped out if you're holding either bonds, dollars, or dollar-denominated assets. And this flash-crash might just be the trigger for it, quite as it nearly was in March. People who talk about "deflation" in PMs are making two mistakes right now, 1) Not understanding the right meaning of the word "deflation" and 2) Confusing the paper COMEX price of PMs for the imminent real price.

>>30210129
Summary

>>30206301
Only works if they don't restructure all existing debts in terms of gold after the reset. Are you going to take that gamble?

>>30203035
Inflation _is_ the expansion of the money-supply, anon.

CPI is a lie. Food is up 60% since the middle of last year, commodities in general just as much, copper, lumber etc. constantly hitting new highs. Last domino to fall is manipulation of gold and silver on the COMEX, that's the last means by which they hide the consequences of inflation. That's why they want everyone buying into the worthless Bitcoin ponzi scheme which never changes anything instead of buying silver and killing the banks.

>>30200147
I'm posting in several different threads at the same time mate, doesn't concern me to keep obsessively checking IDs
You sound so similar to your friend that I might as well address you as if you're the same person.

Good thread with a lot of information here >>30176157
About 150 screencaps and infographics on silver manipulation and the economy, many of them new

>>30182060