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China Just Ended the Paper Retail Gold Trading
#1
Today's presentation and explanation of what China has just done is brought to us by Andrei Jikh; just some guy who like to talk about money, global tensions related to it, and putting them together to help us understand how these things may affect us.

I will summarize as quickly as I can. Essentially China has shut down its paper precious metal retail trading. Those of us would better understand that as the Gold/Silver ETF's representing a physical allocation (allegedly) in brokerage accounts like Fidelity, Truist, Meryll Lynch, etc.. Anyways, they have only banned the paper trading, physical is still totally open for the retail investor/buyer. He will explain the fractional reserve concept applied to the metals market and how it leaves open to manipulation and how blown out of proportion it has become with the extreme leveraging. Margin requirements have risen to 140%, which means you already  need to have one point four times in collateral just to borrow one.

There will be elaboration on China preparing for a gold-backed currency exchangeable for physical in a Hong Kong institution being setup. Explains the slow dumping of US treasuries, but also speculates based on statements from Scott Bessent (quoted and shown in video) about monetizing the US asset sheet of the over 8,000 tons of gold into the modern market price instead of the Nixon era $42 an ounce. This is alleged as a hedge against China's actions so that the US treasury bonds will also still be technically backed by the physical asset.
Some warning signs are:
  • US treasuries being sold off globally
  • Gold reserves surpassing USD reserves in Central Banks and growing
  • Money increasingly flowing out of speculative/leveraged ETF's and into physical allocation
Its quite a financial information overload for the uninitiated. However, virtually the entire prepper community is already twice to four times plus wealthier in the last two years alone based on a steady lifetime of accumulation. So those who trusted the real money are finally being vindicated . Enjoy the presentation!

#2
You are saying I need to get digging and ready for attacks? 

With gold at $20,000 per ounce then the stuff in the ground, coin collections, jewelery boxes, etc., suddenly becomes more desirable to obtain.

This will indeed cause more robberies. Don't wear gold in public.
I know too much and question everything.
Does anyone know the minimum safe distance of ignorance?
Did anyone ask the monkeys how much fun the barrel actually was?
#3
With gold at 20,000 that would lead to an immediate inflationary environment for everything else as the dollar is devalued to all hell. I really don't believe it will go that extreme, I do not even think it will surpass 10k . BUT! in three days, we get a 250th anniversary date. Last  year we got an  unofficial "Liberation day" . What and when may they characterize something even more extreme?
#4
(11 hours ago)worldstarcountry Wrote: With gold at 20,000 that would lead to an immediate inflationary environment for everything else as the dollar is devalued to all hell. I really don't believe it will go that extreme, I do not even think it will surpass 10k . BUT! in three days, we get a 250th anniversary date. Last  year we got an  unofficial "Liberation day" . What and when may they characterize something even more extreme?

With the price of gold dropping 20% in the last 3 months, I'm not surprised to see people panicking.

The recent all time high looked like a great example of how marketing, and fear can affect the going price. When the "Greater Fool Theory" works to drive the price of gold as it did, it just looks like market manipulation
to me.
#5
(10 hours ago)IDELB2006 Wrote: With the price of gold dropping 20% in the last 3 months, I'm not surprised to see people panicking.

The recent all time high looked like a great example of how marketing, and fear can affect the going price. When the "Greater Fool Theory" works to drive the price of gold as it did, it just looks like market manipulation
to me.

Chine is panicking a lot recently. One small civilian aircraft was intentionally flown into a highrise building and now all civilian aviation is banned in all of China.

It just hit, bounced off and slid down to the base of the building. Only the plane burned. 


If gold only goes to $10,000, the American economy will take a big hit as the cost of all those cheap items from China will be very much higher.
I know too much and question everything.
Does anyone know the minimum safe distance of ignorance?
Did anyone ask the monkeys how much fun the barrel actually was?