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This is When Volatility Kicks In – Martin Armstrong​

On gold and silver, Armstrong is decidedly bullish on both metals and says, “This is not the major high. We have too much craziness on the horizon, from sovereign debt default to war. You are just getting a pullback and consolidation. . .. I am looking at the $165 to $200 per ounce area for silver. For gold, I am looking at resistance at the $8,500 per ounce level and, after that, $10,000 per ounce . . . in the next few years.”
 

It has been pretty well shown what was happening in those experiments. They are LENR reactions. Low Energy Nuclear Reactions. It very much does allow for transmuting elements. It also happened to kill many of the experimenters as you can produce things like Radon.
 

I get the reasoning...but I'm not seeing the paper-game fail.

They keep on creating moar and moar paper, and dumping it..and of COURSE investors are skittish about buying paper...so the Crimex price falls.

With it, the purported price of actual metal.

I don't see any tendency to adjust this insanity - no pushback, no actual ad-hoc markets where real material is trading. How low can they drive this? What is to stop them?
 
To use an overused cliche, the metals shitshow is unprecedented. There is no corollary, benchmark, metric, historical or other comparator that can be used. We're front seat witnesses to history and there is no good outcome.
 
To use an overused cliche, the metals shitshow is unprecedented. There is no corollary, benchmark, metric, historical or other comparator that can be used. We're front seat witnesses to history and there is no good outcome.
I think...to use another overused cliche...we're seeing the death of the dollar.

Nobody will ever say the dollar is dying. But the proof here, is the price (in dollars) volatility of historical monetary metals.

SOMETHING is varying in price and belief, in eagerness of acceptance. And it's not gold or silver.
 

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From what I've heard T wants his name on this.

 
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