>The bankers, the big players are all buying physical gold>The average person, the little guy is still putting all their wealth into digital productsLike, what the fuck is happening?How are people this stupid?How do they not see whats going on?Why are they not doing what all the big players in the know are doing?
>>62645257I've been trying to warn people for yearsAnd I'm not even the anon who originally posted this I just do my best to wake people upI don't contribute to the fiat ponzi scheme. I'm 100% in PMs, mostly silver
>>62645257Not buying your bags patel!
>>62645257>The bankers, the big players are all buying physical gold[citation needed]
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>>62645335https://financialpost.com/news/gold-overtakes-u-s-treasuries-top-foreign-reserve-asset
>>62645257The illuminati has a lot of gold, so im not buying their bags
>>62645257People got psyoped by 50 years of nominal return disparity between metals and equities. Bull runs were short lived and hella volatile with metals. I'd stop going out of your way trying to tell others because they'll always assume its a grift. The greater macro picture is unclear but offramps from disaster are limited in number. People are better suited looking at this on their own and they are likely to seek out BTC, gold or a combination of the two thereafter. America for instance does not have many ways to satisfy its debt crisis and everytime it rears its head the desire to print money by revaluing gold gets a little stronger. But all effort into securing funding as of late has been through crypto and stable coins and tethering them to bonds. If all the media talks about is SPCX, AI and crypto this will be the only things on peoples mind. I content myself in just buying what costs a weeks labor in the third world and EM for just an hour or two of my own. I don't expect most people to understand the ramifications of this disparity so it best stays unknown.