How to make money by investing in Gold?

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Why is it‌ money? Just been to the pub, they did not take Gold. Nor does the central‍ bank exchange it for a fixed price from the paper I have.
I cannot even⁠ send it over the internet for some exchange.

It is a commodity.
 
its money......you‌ will like majority understand it soon
Just because its not being accepted in majority of‍ shops doesn't make it no money.
Try to buy goods with USD in europe and⁠ you will be nearly rejected in all shops.Does it mean USD is no money ?⁤
 
i posted gold is tier 1 money since 2012.
I said nothing about tier 1‌ asset or tier 1 capital.

Basel 3 is Deleveraging.
What would happen if without‍ deleveraging silver or gold would skyrocket now to lets say $20k ?
 
369 said:
i posted gold is tier 1 money since 2012.
I said nothing about tier 1 asset or tier 1 capital.

Basel 3 is Deleveraging.
What would happen if without deleveraging silver or gold would skyrocket now to lets say $20k ?
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You are spreading non sense since page 3.
 
for people‌ with no financial education high probablly
 
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for people with no financial education high probablly
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I am no expert or economist but I still have a masters in financial markets from a reputable school.

When you were asked the question about ETFs and your perception of them being prone to failure, you did not even bother to reply.
 
I am‌ no expert or economist but I still have a masters in financial markets from a‍ reputable school.

When you were asked the question about ETFs and your perception of them⁠ being prone to failure, you did not even bother to reply.
 
i have a MBA from the most reputable university in germany back⁤ in the end of 90's and i consider it as the biggest garbage ever.What they⁣ teached was garbage.
You had to have an average of 1.4 to even be able⁢ to join that study and still majority left as idiots unable to understand economics from︀ the ground.All they have been teached is how to gather predefined "offical" information and react︁ on it.Unable to create their own opinion and understand fully the process.

A 8-10 year long recession.What do you need to answer why big majority of ETF's︅ will fail.
Additional take that the market is getting now heavily monopolized.Many niches like traveling︆ not needed anymore etc.

We had inflation in the 70's which had to be fought︇ with 20% interest rates.
Today there won't be such a raise of interest rates.
All you will have is stagflation sucking out wealth from people.Results No consumers for diffrent goods︈ anymore.
Once wealth is sucked out UN will come and cut debt from all nations.︉
And then they implement the deflationary monetary system.
If you understand economy you understand these︊ basic movements.

Am talking here of course about western countries
 
Going back to the original question of the thread.⁠ No one has a crystal ball to predict future price movements of gold, silver, crypto,⁤ stocks, real-estate, etc., especially in these days that there's no real price discovery because of⁣ crazy central banks polices...case in point is that everything currently hangs on if and when⁢ the Fed will "pivot". The same Fed that said inflation is transitory. Having said all︀ that, if you do your research you can make an educated guess as to where︁ the economy and asset prices are heading in both the short and long term. Think︂ Dr. Michael Burry of the Big Short fame.

A chance to make a lot of︃ money from gold or silver COULD be coming in the next 12 months. With QT︄ ramping up this month and the Fed saying rates will continue to rise to kill︅ inflation regardless of the pain it will cause, there's a very real chance we are︆ going to have a major liquidity crisis. If this happens everyone will scrabble to the︇ USD and sell whatever they have to meet margin calls. The price of gold and︈ silver will fall significantly over a truncated period. That would be the time to back︉ up the truck and buy gold and silver. The same applies to crypto, stocks and︊ real-estate during such an event.
 
Too many people are waiting for this event. Much of it, if it︁ ever happens, has already been anticipated. There will -most likely- be no shock event, not︂ even a "major financial accident".
Dr. Michael Burry built his success on something nobody expected︃ and nobody could imagine would ever happen. That's the big difference to today's world: Everyone︄ is talking about doom, financial Armageddon ...
 
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i have a MBA from the most reputable university in germany back in the end of 90's and i consider it as the biggest garbage ever.What they teached was garbage.
You had to have an average of 1.4 to even be able to join that study and still majority left as idiots unable to understand economics from the ground.All they have been teached is how to gather predefined "offical" information and react on it.Unable to create their own opinion and understand fully the process.


A 8-10 year long recession.What do you need to answer why big majority of ETF's will fail.
Additional take that the market is getting now heavily monopolized.Many niches like traveling not needed anymore etc.

We had inflation in the 70's which had to be fought with 20% interest rates.
Today there won't be such a raise of interest rates.
All you will have is stagflation sucking out wealth from people.Results No consumers for diffrent goods anymore.
Once wealth is sucked out UN will come and cut debt from all nations.
And then they implement the deflationary monetary system.
If you understand economy you understand these basic movements.

Am talking here of course about western countries
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I agree with the first part of your post but I'm mixed regarding the second one.

The inflation burden is not solely originating from decades-long low interest environment but also from supply chain, and the bottlenecks are easing to a certain extent now. Either way what's the limit for money creation? Why should there be a limit to print money? This can keep going for centuries.

We do forecast a potential decade long stagflation period with moderate to high inflation paired with low economic growth but at the end of the day there is still a lot of room for prices to go higher over the long run, including bullish periods and crashes.

More and more people invest into ETFs, bringing market valuations to all time high levels. As long as individuals and instituons invest in global stock markets it will keep going up. Developed and emerging countries get increasingly access to brokers / banks and capable of investing internationally.

The global population keeps on increasing year after year. There is a shortage of housing in the US and especially Europe. We are still far from seeing a real estate market crash (in Europe at least) as people can take a higher percentage of debt versus income, take 30 year old mortgages instead of 20 (in HK the average is 35 to 40”¦!) so as you can see there is a lot of leeway ahead still.

Capitalism is here to stay

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