Ace Wiseshadow
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Well, all these printed currencies will suffer in my view, some more than others.
I think the only real "currency" with value is gold/silver. People are realizing that the paper is just that, paper, having to rely on these central banks, sitting around tables working out how much monopoly money to print does not fill me with confidence.
The price of gold right now has more to do with all the currencies losing value, rather than gold gaining it, it’s working as a hedge as always. Its probably the best indicator of the currencies weakness and falling confidence. although gold can increase in its own right as well as rising due to weakening other currencies.
There are always people/banks trying to manipulate the gold price,
People saying gold is not relevant anymore, it’s a bubble at $500, they will be saying the same when it’s over $2000.
Not to say the dollar/euro will collapse, more likely to all be devalued together. But gold will probably be over 2k next year.
still I don't see an imminent threat to the dollar/ped, probably still one of the safer paper currencies with the euro in so much trouble.
who knows, Only time will tell.
I think the only real "currency" with value is gold/silver. People are realizing that the paper is just that, paper, having to rely on these central banks, sitting around tables working out how much monopoly money to print does not fill me with confidence.
The price of gold right now has more to do with all the currencies losing value, rather than gold gaining it, it’s working as a hedge as always. Its probably the best indicator of the currencies weakness and falling confidence. although gold can increase in its own right as well as rising due to weakening other currencies.
There are always people/banks trying to manipulate the gold price,
People saying gold is not relevant anymore, it’s a bubble at $500, they will be saying the same when it’s over $2000.
Not to say the dollar/euro will collapse, more likely to all be devalued together. But gold will probably be over 2k next year.
still I don't see an imminent threat to the dollar/ped, probably still one of the safer paper currencies with the euro in so much trouble.
who knows, Only time will tell.
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