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To be fair Keynesian economics has never left government policy and process, what they fail to understand and realise is that this method of thought is wrong, never has worked and never will, although the method of thought is that 'this time is different'..... Yep, different year but SAME PROBLEM.
To be fair gold has done reasonably well during times of stagflation too....
Gold is a hedge against government NOT the $USD, NOT the monetary printing presses and NOT inflation.... Its a backing against a lack of confidence in governments.
The seriousness of the monetary crisis is beginning to gear up, a small percentage of capital has already left the government bond market back in January.... There's still a hell of a lot of capital to take flight as bonds start to collapse in 2021, there is 10x the capital in government backed bonds when compared to private equity markets..... Money will flow out of bonds into private equity, property (not all types) and gold..... The growth prospects in the coming years will be staggering.
Countries are now racing to develop digital currency as this removes the SWIFT process, IMF/central banks are currently insisting countries submit their accounts or they will be banned from SWiFT isolating them from external trade.... Hence China being the first major country to trial its own digital currency e-RMB last week in four major cities.... This removes the restrictions of the SWIFT process in turn removing capital sanctions....
PM miners are a leverage play as long as they are private entities with realistic margins then they WILL do very well as the gold price moves higher.
All very interesting to watch this unfold.
40p is history. Anyone in profit should take the money and run.
You got to love it when Gold was record high POG hardly moved up and then when Gold drops like a lead balloon, POG drops so fast it can hardly keep it's pants on ... what a joke... granted that FRES ,HOC and lots of PM companies dropped the same amount but at least they went up when Gold was record high...what did POG do f all. I know I know ...I hear you all, it was the boards fault for the boardroom struggle but that did not stop POG from continuing to producing Gold did it. I can see this dropping to 28 or 27 tomorrow, unless the when the asian markets open and they buy on the dip... I am just happy I trusted my instincts and never bought in today.
Still in or sold off today? Don't know how many bought at 40p and still holding? Hope am not the only one! Bought at 28p, 35p and 40.8p! Will need to buy again in 20s as it seems like going there now?
back in again. I have the resolution of a gnat