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xstuntman · 12-03-2017, 08:05 PM

Metals are highly manipulated by the fed and big banks to destroy faith in them by using contracts with no physical backing, i.e. printing out of thin air. Its been constant since 2011 because they have to keep the suckers in the market or in bonds (that ship sailed). But on December 10th the Comex will start doing the exact same thing with Bitcoin contracts so i'm waiting to see how bad the beat down is going to be.

That being said the ability to buy low and sell high (someday) in metals certainly could come to pass. With the U.S. influence waning and the rise of Russia/China/India who buy gold/silver at a furious pace, it would seem prudent to hedge in something you can hold, store, and maybe pass on to the next generation.

12-03-2017, 08:05 PM	#11
xstuntman Drives: 2012 Victory Red LFX Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: west central Texas Posts: 1,358	Metals are highly manipulated by the fed and big banks to destroy faith in them by using contracts with no physical backing, i.e. printing out of thin air. Its been constant since 2011 because they have to keep the suckers in the market or in bonds (that ship sailed). But on December 10th the Comex will start doing the exact same thing with Bitcoin contracts so i'm waiting to see how bad the beat down is going to be. That being said the ability to buy low and sell high (someday) in metals certainly could come to pass. With the U.S. influence waning and the rise of Russia/China/India who buy gold/silver at a furious pace, it would seem prudent to hedge in something you can hold, store, and maybe pass on to the next generation. __________________ '18 SS wheels, colored matched Heritage grille, actual driving lights, ZL1 strut tower brace, GM Performance billet aluminum fuel door, victory red rotors and calipers, 1/4 window American flags, splash guards, AEM dry panel air filter, Hot Wheels steering wheel and seat covers, Hot Wheels exterior emblems.