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<p>[QUOTE="InfleXion, post: 1710167, member: 29012"]$50+ = New all time high.</p><p>$49 and change = Short lived, and gee, it was smacked down 15 cents below $50. I wonder why.</p><p><br /></p><p>Yes, Joe SixPack who doesn't pay metals any mind until they are at all time highs. Just like all the bandwagon Apple investors who got cleaned out.</p><p><br /></p><p>Institutional investors / hedge fund managers are already buying physical gold. That's why the exchanges are experiencing record outflows of it.</p><p><br /></p><p>We may all agree that these institutions and the USD are too big to allow them to fail, but as the Austrian school of economics tells us there is a level of debt saturation where markets become unsustainable. Maybe you prefer Keynes, who never had children and never had to worry about the consequences of eating a hamburger today and sticking posterity with the bill. Some of us care about the future.</p><p><br /></p><p>You think stackers want the dollar to fail? That is absolute absurdity. I would give up my stack and my house to right this ship, but I'm not going to follow the lemmings off the cliff either if I can save myself. Don't blame us because we have a nation run by irresponsible tyrants who think 100%+ debt to GDP is AOK. I surely didn't vote for anybody who got us into this.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="InfleXion, post: 1710167, member: 29012"]$50+ = New all time high. $49 and change = Short lived, and gee, it was smacked down 15 cents below $50. I wonder why. Yes, Joe SixPack who doesn't pay metals any mind until they are at all time highs. Just like all the bandwagon Apple investors who got cleaned out. Institutional investors / hedge fund managers are already buying physical gold. That's why the exchanges are experiencing record outflows of it. We may all agree that these institutions and the USD are too big to allow them to fail, but as the Austrian school of economics tells us there is a level of debt saturation where markets become unsustainable. Maybe you prefer Keynes, who never had children and never had to worry about the consequences of eating a hamburger today and sticking posterity with the bill. Some of us care about the future. You think stackers want the dollar to fail? That is absolute absurdity. I would give up my stack and my house to right this ship, but I'm not going to follow the lemmings off the cliff either if I can save myself. Don't blame us because we have a nation run by irresponsible tyrants who think 100%+ debt to GDP is AOK. I surely didn't vote for anybody who got us into this.[/QUOTE]
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