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La pregunta para mí es: ¿cuánta fiabilidad tiene este tipo de artículo hecho por un medio pro oro?
*Tema mítico* : Esto va a explotar en cualquier momento. Estáis avisados.
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mas bien poca
llevan cantando esos rollos desde que estoy en el foro hace mas de diez años (con mi anterior nick)
al final los bancos centrales en connivencia con los políticos haran lo que quieran
si bien es posible que antes o despues se desate algún fenómeno inesperado, crítico
si llevas cantando el apocalipsis 20 años cada día antes o despues acertaras
me fio mas del potencial de la plata que del oro
Pues yo veo que todo sube de precio en casi todo el planeta menos los salarios, y que tendremos un buen subidon de precios en la alimentación al pasos de los meses, pero tranquilos TODO VA SALIR BIEN. (realidad es quel euro y el dolar se devaluan a cada dia que pasa, y por esto todo sube de precio)
LOS POLITICOS Y LOS BANCOS CENTRALES ESTAN AL TIMON Y LA DEUDAS LAS PAGAN LA TITA RITA
ESPERO QUEL NUEVO GOBIERNO ALEMAN QUE ENTRARA EN FUNCIONES AL FINAL DEL MES DE SEPTIEMBRE NO CORTARA EL GRIFFO DE LA BCE, Y MÁS CUANDO YA SABEMOS QUEL BALANCE DE LA BCE YA REPRESENTA YA CASI EL 80% DEL PIB EUROPEO
ALGUIEN ME PUEDE RECORDAR CUANTO HA DEVALUADO EL EURO DESDE EL DIA DE SU LANZAMINETO HASTA DIA DE HOY ?
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Recuerdo haber leído por ahí que la introducción de una moneda paralela atenúa un proceso inflacionario. Así afirmado me genera interrogantes. Pues para hablar de inflación siempre tenemos como referencia una única moneda.
Lo que interpreto es que se abre un nuevo escenario bipolar, un proceso mediante el cual en el imaginario colectivo se cambia una referencia monetaria por otra, la vieja referencia se devalúa y la nueva empieza un nuevo proceso inflacionario propio desde cero. Yo no diría que eso es atenuar la inflación como tal, se trataría más bien de otro burdo juego de trilero al que sumar a la lista.
La implantación de las CBDC va a dar mucho de que hablar. Ese parece ser el "great reset" encubierto.
Me agradaría poder leer a los foreros acerca de esta cuestión.
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El hermetismo con el que se está llevando la cuestión de las nuevas monedas emitidas por el banco central es increíble, mientras estamos obnubilados mirando a otro lado.
¿Cuánto va a durar el período de convivencia entre las dos monedas?. Porque llegará un día que en el que se acabe el plazo para cambiar tus antiguos euros por los nuevos "eurocoins".
¿Cuánto va a durar el período de convivencia entre las dos monedas?. Porque llegará un día que en el que se acabe el plazo para cambiar tus antiguos euros por los nuevos "eurocoins".
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Como bien indica Kiyosaki en esta entrevista los FEDcoins son algo parecido al comunismo o por lo menos se asemeja bastante. También elucubra con que una moneda emitida por el banco central dejaría obsoleta a la banca privada y sobre este punto difiero con el, me explico:
Ahora que los tipos a cero han venido para quedarse aparentemente, quizás el plan consiste en eliminar el juego de tipos de interés de los bancos centrales de la ecuación. Si la banca privada necesita liquidez pues se la suministra y punto.
Nosotros jamás tendremos acceso a la "impresión" fresca de "nuestra" banca central, la banca privada hará de barrera y si deseamos crédito deberemos recurrir a sus servicios. El efecto cantillon queda relegado en exclusiva para ese particular negocio o sector.
Simplemente parece que entramos en un nuevo período, un período que a la larga requerirá de la fusión de todos los bancos centrales, por pura lógica. Parece que es lo que me ha tocado vivir, el globalismo en clave monetaria, primero con la unión económica Europea y quién sabe lo que tendré que presenciar de aquí a que me muera.
Ni va a haber ni un retorno a un patrón oro, ni va a haber un nuevo Bretton Woods, ni nada que se le parezca. Ese es mi vaticinio.
... Si hay un nuevo Bretton woods, estará amañado, saldrá aquello que más convenga a la banca.
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Eso que comentas pasó con la peseta en los 90. Las devaluaciones de Solchaga en 1992-1993 (25% de devaluación de la peseta en unos meses) hubiesen producido una espiral de hiperinflación y tipos altos, pero el anclaje de la peseta al ECU (futuro euro) en el 94 paró el proceso de hiperinflación.
La palabra "euro digital" no es mas que un nombre 'cool' para denominar una cartilla de racionamiento.
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Estamos más atados de lo que nos podríamos llegar a pensar.
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El salario medio cae un 2,6% en 2020; en la administración sube el 5,4%
La crisis desatada por el cobi19 ha impactado con fuerza en la mayor parte del mercado laboral, pero no en todo ni con la misma fuerza. Así se explica que los sueldos de los f
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JO JO JO....se huelen vuestras heces desde nuestro bunker subterráneo. Se os ve tensos Goyinos. Tranquilos, está todo atado y bien atado. Deshaceos de vuestros bienes materiales y disfrutad del que puede ser vuestro último verano.
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¿Y cuánto cae el salario moda?El salario medio cae un 2,6% en 2020; en la administración sube el 5,4%
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Brutal artículoDISORDER WILL COME – AS CONFUCIUS WARNED
When bubbles burst, we will discover how very few superior men there actually are – as defined by Confucius:
“The superior man, when resting in safety, does not forget that danger may come. When in a state of security he does not forget the possibility of ruin. When all is orderly, he does not forget that disorder may come. Thus his person is not endangered, and his States and all their clans are preserved.” – Confucius
Superior man can exist at many different levels in society, not necessarily linked to money or investments. There will be many people without money who are prepared at an intellectual or psychological level. These people are probably the happiest since sadly many wealthy people worry about their money all the time rather than enjoy it.
In this piece I am talking primarily about preparedness in relation to one’s wealth.
PS Important Postscript at the end of the article.
FOCUS ON WEALTH PRESERVATION
The investors we meet in our business are people who are risk averse and therefore very much focus on wealth preservation. These investors buy physical gold because they are concerned about the excessive risks in markets. They want to protect and insure their wealth against unprecedented financial and currency risk. Like ourselves, these investors consider physical precious metals, stored outside a fragile banking system, as the ultimate form of wealth preservation.
But investment gold represents less than 0.5% of world financial assets. This means that a minuscule percentage of investors insure their wealth in gold. This is clearly surprising bearing in mind that over 5,000 years gold is the only money that has survived.
INFLATION IS COMING
There are of course other real assets like land and property that have held their values very well over time. As we expect major inflation in food prices, agricultural land is likely to do well in coming years. As I have pointed out in recent articles, we are already seeing high inflation in agricultural and other commodities. See chart below.
BOND YIELDS DO NOT REFLECT THE MASSIVE RISK
But commercial and residential property is a different matter. The incessant creation of credit since 1971 has driven property prices ever higher. In addition, central banks have given borrowers the best leg up ever by charging virtually nothing for money.
In Switzerland for example you can get a 15 year fixed mortgage at a fixed rate of 1%. This is like handing out money for free. But low interest rates in no way represent the generosity of governments or central banks. Instead it is the consequence of their profligate spending.
With incessant deficit spending, governments must finance the new debt at virtually no cost to avoid default. That is why we are seeing $18 trillion of negative yielding government bonds with no Western borrower paying above 2% for any maturity.
How absurd rates are is reflected by for example Greek versus US rates for 30 year bonds. Greece just launched a 30 year massively oversubscribed bond issue at 1.95%. For comparison, US 30 year bonds yield 2.36%. Both these borrowers are virtually bankrupt but it is absurd that a very financially weak Greece can borrow at a lower rate than the US.
So the government bond market is biggest bubble of them all. That won’t stop it from expanding further.
Just take the US. When Trump was elected in November 2016, US debt was $20 trillion. Based on history I forecast that it would reach $28t in January 2021 and $40t in 2025. At the time most market observers found this forecast preposterous but sadly they hadn’t studied history which told us what would happen.
US GOVERNMENT DEBT $50 TRILLION IN 2025
Based on the current situation of the US economy and the forecasted deficits and credit expansion, $40 trillion in 2025 is too low and we are now looking at a US debt of $50t.
Remember that when Reagan took over in 1981, US debt was under $1t. So 44 years later the debt is forecast at $50t in 2025. That is an astounding compound annual growth rate of 28% of US debt between 1981 and 2025. And this figure doesn’t include potential defaults in credit or derivative markets which could increase the $50t exponentially. Total US debt of $84 trillion can never be repaid and nor can it be serviced at non-manipulated market rates.
When bubbles burst, the domino effect is incalculable. In addition to debt default of $10s of trillions, derivative defaults, which are very likely, could add $100 of trillions and more.
I am sure that the Fed and other central banks are already cranking up the printing presses or expanding the memory of their computers to cope with all the additional zeros.
HYPERINFLATION IS A CURRENCY EVENT
There are a number of respected market observers who believe that we will not see high inflation or hyperinflation. In their analysis they conveniently avoid the currency effect.
As I point out regularly, every single event of hyperinflation in history has arisen as a result of the currency collapsing. It is not the increase in demand for goods and services, nor central bank interest rate policy that causes hyperinflation.
No, it is the total mismanagement of the economy and the consequent debasement of the currency that creates hyperinflation.
Just look at the table below. All the major currencies have lost 80-86% in real purchasing power (gold) since 2000 and 96-99% since 1971 when Nixon closed the gold window.
And if we look at a hyperinflationary economy like Argentina, the Argentinian Pesos has lost 99.99% since 2000.
FEW ARE PREPARED FOR DISORDER, RUIN OR HYPERINFLATION
Whether it is ordinary people or the so called experts, everybody believes ruin won’t happen to them. Therefore they are not in a Confucius state of preparedness for the coming economic and currency collapse.
Let me describe a very recent anecdote about hyperinflation in Europe. Last year, in a small town in Ticino, (Italian part of Switzerland) I dined with my wife and friends in a small restaurant. The owner came up to me and said he knew me. It appeared that he amowed my articles and interviews. He told us he fled from Yugoslavia in the 1990s. He and his family had lost an important part of their money during the 1992-94 hyperinflation.
The annual level of inflation in Yugoslavia in January 1994 reached 116 billion percent!
Below is a 500 billion Yugoslav Dinar note.
Fortunately the restaurant owner had some savings in gold and this allowed him to start afresh in Switzerland. He told our friends never to keep any money in the bank but to only hold physical gold.
So this former Yugoslav man was prepared for the “possibility of ruin”, as Confucius warned, and told us that he would never trust the banking system again.
EPIC OVERVALUATION OF STOCKS
My friends who were at the restaurant still don’t hold any gold. They like 99.5% of investors believe that trees grow to heaven together with stocks and property.
Based on the stock market in the last 40 years, most investors could of course not avoid making money. Therefore very few are in a Confucius state of preparedness and will be totally taken by surprise when the next major crash starts.
Initially they will expect central banks to save them again. But when the V recovery doesn’t happen and the market just continues down, most investors will ride the market all the way to the bottom.
I would be surprised if markets in the next few years fall by less than 90% like in 1929-32.
The Buffett indicator of market cap to GDP is now giving us a major warning. As the graph below shows stocks are now at an all time high valuation in relation to GDP.
If we look at the Shiller Cape index, it is now at a historical high (excluding the Dot Com bubble) and 2X the historical average. Yes, overbought positions can extend but the subsequent crash will be long and vicious.
SELL STOCKS AND BUY GOLD – A SEMINAL DECISION
Finally another picture that reminds us of Confucius’ warning that “danger, disorder and ruin may come”.
The Dow peaked against gold in 1999. The ratio came down from 44 to 6 or by 87% in 2011. We have now seen a 10 year correction with the compliment of the Fed and massive money printing combined with credit expansion.
The rise in the Dow could end tomorrow or we could see a continued meltup for a limited period. Regardless, the time for Confucian preparedness is now and here.
We know that stocks are massively overbought on every measure. To catch the last few points of the rise is an extremely dangerous exercise that could lead to ruin.
Now is the time to take profits in stocks and protect your assets from total annihilation.
As I showed in last week’s article, gold is today as cheap in relation to money supply as it was in 1970 at $35 and as cheap as in 2000 when gold was $290. The short term correction in gold is now finishing and the next move up will be the strongest for a few years.
The rise in gold and fall in stocks will miccionan that the Dow will fall another 99% (see chart above) from here to reach the long term trend line (not shown).
So getting out of stocks and holding physical gold will not only be a seminal decision but it will also heed 2,500 years of wisdom that Confucius taught.
DISORDER WILL COME - AS CONFUCIUS WARNED
When bubbles burst, we will discover how very few superior men there actually are – as defined by Confucius: “The superior man, when resting in safety, does not forget that danger may come.goldswitzerland.com
