/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52719114
I was thinking to myself that all looks fake as fuck, then it clicked.

>>50085447
>They already started
It's slightly sliding but not spiraling out of control. Argentina and Iran officially announcing that they are joining BRICS is new news to me, I bet that's giving the IMF something to worry about because in theory Argentina can just refuse to pay which I'm sure China and Russia will perfectly fine with. We're kinda entering a 'war of the banksters' age aren't we.

>>50029503
>Almost nothing will happen to the metals market until the stock market crashes, or the 'big one' which is a collapse of the banks & the bond market. Silver and gold trade within a range, as do all currencies, based on agreements between nations and central banks.
>At some point, supply and demand will overrun the metals market as more and more capital begins to flow into physical. But for now, the catalyst is not knocking at the the door just yet.
>The inflation rate vs the size of the bond market, however, is a MAJOR hazard for the entire industry. Again, things hum along like normal because the biggest owners of sovereign debts include banks, insurance companies (us), and foreign central banks. - All of which are 'playing ball' and have fallen in line to keep the charade going.
>Make no mistake about it. None of this is 'normal'. Shit is going to collapse in a sweeping wind of bankruptcy, inflation, and collapsing real estate values and foreclosures as unemployment pulls us into a deflationary depression. The American consumer is bankrupt, and there are not enough high paying manufacturing goods to keep everyone afloat. The "service" economy needs to be dismantled and reassembled into one of savings and production and EXPORTS.

Anon watch this, from 5:46

https://youtu.be/P3mgEttLTIU

What do you make of this Basel III international law, specifically HQLA Level 2B Assets (where only around 50% of this 15% Level 2B Asset can be physical gold).