a. Recent figures for Gold Futures "physical exchange" have hit way way above previous records. Huge buys are going through, presumably only the size that government bodies have to capacity to fund.
b. The Economist magazine (Rothschild and fiat money hobby horse for a century) is sending constant messages this year with its "close to doo…
a. Recent figures for Gold Futures "physical exchange" have hit way way above previous records. Huge buys are going through, presumably only the size that government bodies have to capacity to fund.
b. The Economist magazine (Rothschild and fiat money hobby horse for a century) is sending constant messages this year with its "close to doomsday" apocalyptic graphics. Famine, financial asteroid event, etc. Take a second look.
c. The BIS Qtr Report dated Dec 5 22. pg 71 in particular, but it is all sour. GFC was a taster. The msg is grab a tangible asset ASAP.
In Weimar Germany during the loss of confidence even pianos were sold out. Anything was selling to get rid of paper.
Maybe we will see the final scenes of 'KIng Rat' come to life. Stranger things have happened lately. A global company CEO think tank from Davos acted in unison and dropped billions and billions in hard assets inside Russia without a government or UN order to do so. They just wanted to do it, despite shareholder opinion. At the other end of the year the same Davos think tank had a bi-lateral conference with the G20 in Bali.
a. Recent figures for Gold Futures "physical exchange" have hit way way above previous records. Huge buys are going through, presumably only the size that government bodies have to capacity to fund.
b. The Economist magazine (Rothschild and fiat money hobby horse for a century) is sending constant messages this year with its "close to doomsday" apocalyptic graphics. Famine, financial asteroid event, etc. Take a second look.
c. The BIS Qtr Report dated Dec 5 22. pg 71 in particular, but it is all sour. GFC was a taster. The msg is grab a tangible asset ASAP.
In Weimar Germany during the loss of confidence even pianos were sold out. Anything was selling to get rid of paper.
Maybe we will see the final scenes of 'KIng Rat' come to life. Stranger things have happened lately. A global company CEO think tank from Davos acted in unison and dropped billions and billions in hard assets inside Russia without a government or UN order to do so. They just wanted to do it, despite shareholder opinion. At the other end of the year the same Davos think tank had a bi-lateral conference with the G20 in Bali.
Kissinger was so happy he wet himself.