U.S. National Debt Clock

[Anonymous No.30424155]

How fucked are we? Why are these numbers so high? Why is the market disconnected from these calculations? I wish my silber was at 188.11/oz. Are we going to be the Chinese States of America in 2026?

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[Anonymous No.30424181]

>>30424155
debt is free money

[Anonymous No.30424235]

>launches nuke
what debt?

[Anonymous No.30424292]

>>30424155
>4,917 per ounce
where are they getting this from?

[Anonymous No.30424322]

>>30424292
>very clearly says dollar to silver ratio

[Anonymous No.30424337]

>>30424181
how

[Anonymous No.30424424]

>>30424292
Idk makes no sense as i could buy it for less if i wanted too

[Anonymous No.30424434]

>>30424322
yeah i get that, but silver price per ounce is $25 dollars, so wtf happened? Did a shit ton of silver suddenly just come into being in the past century? Obviously our uses haven't decreased since 1913.

[Anonymous No.30424618]

>>30424434
>there's more paper than shiny rock now so shiny rock should be worth more paper

[Anonymous No.30424631]

>>30424434
I think they are suppressing the price for utility.

[Anonymous No.30424719]

>>30424618
well, yeah. The item should have the same if not more valuation considering silver's high demand, and if money is inflating/deflating, it should still be worth the same amount in value. A change in the ratio of about 200 times is unusual no matter how you slice it.
>>30424631
Thinking this as well, I kind of understand those /pmg/ fags now

[Anonymous No.30424748]

>>30424618
So if im understanding this.

>i can buy 1 oz of gold for about $1800 usd
>that 1 oz of gold should really cost $35205 usd

Correct?

[Anonymous No.30424818]

>>30424631

this was the excuse for demonetizing it. it had a basis in truth, but it was mostly a lie to obtain seignorage gain and enable debt financing.

[Anonymous No.30424984]

>>30424748

assuming we were still on a gold standard, that would be the price, assuming the original ratio. there's too many variables to say what it "should" cost.

[Anonymous No.30425342]

>>30424984
That's nearly a 20x on gold if I went all in and the paper scam collapsed. Approximately a 160x on silver. Don't see this paper scam collapsing anytime soon and if it does I get the suspicion the price of gold/silver will be irrelevant.

[Anonymous No.30425679]

>>30424434
>silver price per ounce is $25 dollars
now multiply that by the number of claims to each physical oz. (~188) and see what number you get (~$ to Ag ratio).
>Did a shit ton of silver suddenly just come into being in the past century?
A shit ton of paper silver suddenly came into existence.

[Anonymous No.30425866]

>>30425679
If you multiply it you get basically the original ratio give or take a hundred dollars, interesting. So is the paper silver ever going to go away?

[Anonymous No.30425965]

>>30425866
>So is the paper silver ever going to go away?
I hope, but there's no way to know the if/when.

[Anonymous No.30426207]

>>30425965
Thanks fren, I hope so too

[Anonymous No.30426413]

>>30426207