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Why You Should Hold Onto Your Gold And Silver

This will be kept short and sweet since the points to be made are really quite simple.

 

Don’t sell your gold and silver based on what’s happened in recent days and the growing cacophony of negative sentiment in this market.

 

As prices have tumbled, investment banks have been in a competitive race to see who can downgrade their gold and silver price forecasts further and faster.

 

Don’t listen to them – their last ones weren’t very good (that’s why they are revising them).

 

What makes you think their new forecasts are any better?

 

Here’s why you shouldn’t listen to them and why you should hold onto your gold and silver.

 

Gold and silver prices will go far higher for one of two reasons:

We enter a high inflation environment.We have another major financial crisis. ...
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oftwominds-Charles Hugh Smith: Misunderstanding Austerity, Stimulus and Demand

oftwominds-Charles Hugh Smith: Misunderstanding Austerity, Stimulus and Demand | Gold and What Moves it. | Scoop.it

Keynesian policy requires an expansionist Central State and Bank bent on imposing central planning on every level of the economy. Keynesians are natural partners with the neofeudal financial Aristocracy which benefits so enormously from Keynesian print-borrow-blow policies.


Here is the standard Keynesian cargo-cult analysis of our economic woes:
1. The problem is a lack of aggregate demand, i.e. people buying stuff and services.2. As a result, the economy is running below capacity, i.e. economic output is below potential.3. The solution is fiscal and monetary stimulus, i.e. the Central State borrowing and spending trillions on politically directed programs and the Federal Reserve printing and injecting trillions of "free money" dollars into the financial sector to boost borrowing and lending. The cargo-cult program has failed for a number of fundamental reasons. Let's illuminate these reasons with a few thought experiments. 1. If we borrow or print $1 trillion and bury it in the ground, how much demand does it create? Answer: none, of course; it just sits there, utterly inactive. The Fed has printed around $2 trillion and made huge sums available to the financial sector at 0% interest. Most of the funds are sitting in the Fed as reserves, doing nothing except earning interest for the banks who borrowed it at 0%. ...
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