G20 and the IMF - US Giving Up Some Sovereignty! (Part 1)
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You could buy stocks. . . BUT WHY????? The precious metals that's represented on those stocks, will never touch your hand... However, if you buy the actual metal, you can be rest assured that your purchasing power is protected. Never trust electronic numbers buddy!
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I contend boldly in public that:
THERE IS NO LAWFUL MEANS TO SURRENDER US SOVEREIGNTY,
ANY CITIZEN OF A STATE IN THE UNION THAT SUPPORTS A WORLD GOVERNMENT IS A ---- TRAITOR ----
Therefore, there is no lawful recourse that we citizens can take except to excercise our "right our duty to throw off such government"
We are being left no option other than war to correct these terrible unlawful pushes of despots and one-worlders.
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ammo shortage coming stock up ASAP
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You could buy gold stocks. On gold/silver you just keep your purchasing value, not making money on it though, but on stocks, you get value and profit.
Real estate is still the best hedge against inflation. I think there are many unknowns, and jobs are not there, It's all a lie, things are not getting better. When will inflation hit big ? how can it, it will eventually, but I think rates will be flat for a long time to come. We need jobs,
CheriHartShow 2 years ago
I think real estate is the unknown here. With SO much supply, and the devaluation of the dollar, it'll be interesting to see what happens to R.E. Theoretically, you'd think inflation would cause a rise in wages, but then again, where are the jobs going to come from? Plus, we even haven't seen commercial real estate's bubble pop in earnest. At least to me, R.E. seems like such an illiquid asset right now and probably in the future.
networkingman 2 years ago
I think Faber is right, this is a slow motion crash. And he advices that you buy certain stocks, not everything that you can get your hands on. Certain stocks, gold, silver , and don't stay in cash.
florin604 2 years ago
Agreed this will be a slow motion crash. However, with the dollar falling and inflation rising, stocks may not be that great even though they may be rising in nominal terms. In real terms, however, well you'd be better off in gold in my opinion. Agreed, get out of cash!
networkingman 2 years ago