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>> No.24400250 [View]
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>>24400114
He`s probably talking about the national debt bubble popping. Likely the gov`t is looking to print and inflate their way out instead of finding a way to pay it off. Looking at their track record this and last decade it`s been their strategy. Hence real yields are likely going to drop as they print to buy up treasuries, and real yields is the single thing gold really tracks.

I know you`re FUDing but this is essentially the bull case of not just gold, but also BTC. The whole whitepaper was created because of this right? All this fighting is needless, we agree on way more than we disagree on.

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>>23184474
You're free to do as you choose but liquidating now would be the dumbest thing ever. You literally suffered all the bear market pain, and won't stick around for the bull market gain. You're a really bad investor anon and I'm not saying this to offend you. It sounds like you buy on hype and sell on weakness. A 2011 entry is so god damn stupid, but a 2020 exit is far far worse. If you bought with the macro case for gold in mind, you'd never sell until gold is far far higher. Good luck to you.

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>>21189686
Both charts have formed the biggest cup and handle I've ever seen, and are both at the breakout part of the handle. Money printing only just getting started and real rates are going negative.

Literally the rare scenario where fundamentals and technicals both point to a buy signal.

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>>21139779
It's not the seething masses that need convincing. Old money families(millionares) trusted the Fed and got burned for it. Why bother selling your Gold now, when every indicator points to it being worth more in a decade? We forget its only been 50 years since going off the PM standard. A blink in the eye for many Rich institutions that remember how's things used to be and in fact are.

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>>20885651
>>20885685
It's a consequence of my hours and hours of research that I have insane levels of conviction going into the PMs market for AT MINIMUM 3 YEARS. I spend literally every minute outside of work learning and thinking about the macroeconomic environment and the PMs market. Many of the top names in the macro world are piling into Gold right now. Raoul Pal, Ray Dalio, Druckenmiller, Luke Gromen, Lyn Alden, Hugh Hendry, Grant Williams, Mike Green. They are LITERALLY the SMART MONEY that everyone loves to talk so much about.

With the mess central banks have gotten us into the past 2 decades, Gold is easily the highest return and lowest risk place to put your money. Even at 0 yields, Gold outperforms everything in a negative yielding environment, which we've been following a 40 year trendline into since the 80s.

Knowing this, I try to absorb all the knowledge guys like Sprott, Rick Rule, Marin Katusa, throw out there for free about the PM mining market to gain maximum leverage on the price increase on Gold itself.

One of these plays is diversifying into silver for leverage on gold, and miners for leverage on their respective assets. Silver miners here are essentially leverage squared, but the risk itself remains very low outside of the mines having issues - after understanding the relationship between Gold and Silver through all of history, and as well their price actions during the previous few PMs bull markets, silver's leverage to gold comes at very little risk. Shoutout to the GSR FUDers reading this, who have now shut the fuck up the last 3 weeks and have missed out on these INSANE gains we've made. This is all your fault for trying to pick teams like PMs are some shitcoins instead of chasing gains.

In Peter Schiff's words, [you're at the party that's getting busted by the cops,] this party is just getting started.

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>>20870425

Not the worse idea as long as the manager has a good record and good picks. Can you share the top 10 holdings?
I like to pick my own portfolio as I do a lot of research on my own and can afford the time cost for flexibility.

>>20875553
>low risk 5x in 24 months not good enough.

only on biz

>>20875577

here's a more clear chart

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>>20720087
I'm talking about the 10 yr treasury

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