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The world is drowning in debt, in desperate need of recapitalizing. Meanwhile a $10+Trill. pool of capital sits untapped and unmonetized. Gold. Monetary Metals is on a mission to tap that capital + recapitalize the world. We pay interest on gold. monetary-metals.com


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Let's bang this drum some more because it's that important. 🥁🥁🥁 Investment vs Speculation They👏are👏not👏 the 👏same👏thing. Why they're different matters, a lot. Thread 👇 1/


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Because the irredeemable dollar cannot extinguish debt


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“Economists aren’t trained in money: just imagine the chaos if physicists weren’t trained in gravity.” - Ann Pettifor prospectmagazine.co.uk/magazine/quant…

RudyHavenstein's tweet image. “Economists aren’t trained in money: just imagine the chaos if physicists weren’t trained in gravity.”

- Ann Pettifor 

prospectmagazine.co.uk/magazine/quant…

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4/How much interest on #gold could you have earned over the last 5 years? 14.8% Remember we pay the interest on gold, in more gold. So that means 100oz invested in 2016 grew to 114.8oz today. Almost 15% more gold than when you started. Here's how the math breaks down...


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Did you know you can lend your gold and earn interest on it- paid in gold? See monetary-metals.com. Free up all this unused capital!

What if using gold as money prevents us from using gold in all sorts of other ways we can't even imagine at this point?



Some under the radar big news for the monetary system. There hasn't been a gold bond (denominated in ounces, paying interest in ounces) in nearly 90 years. That streak ended today ladies and gentlemen. monetary-metals.com/monetary-metal…


The government borrows from Peter to stimulate Paul. - KW


“You do not make the blanket longer, by cutting off a strip of cloth at the bottom and sewing it at the top.” This can be said about monetary "stimulus". Bc the govt does not have any resources itself. Whatever it gives an airline employee, it must first take from someone else.


kiplinger.com/investing/comm… @RyanErmey - Great article. I wanted to draw your attention to the fact that monetary-metals.com is now paying interest on gold, in oz of gold. Gold is no longer a yieldless asset!


DNB: gold as “anchor of trust for financial system.” If the system collapses, like 08, gold stocks can be used to build it up again. “A bar of gold always retains its value, crisis or no crisis. This creates sense of security. A central bank's gold stock is symbol of solidity.”


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If you build an empty city or break a window, it adds to GDP. This is not a recommendation of building empty cities. It is a damning indictment of GDP as a measure of the economy!


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Building for GDP, not for people. Politicians consistently make such errors. It's only a waste of resources. nytimes.com/2019/04/10/bus…


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And they confuse money with credit


advisor.visualcapitalist.com/us-interest-ra… Notice anything peculiar about this chart? Rates generally stay in equilibrium until after wwII... And after that they are unhinged. Skyrocketing to the moon and then plunging into negative territory.


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"And whatever you do Marty, stay the hell away from 2020."

Hedgeye's tweet image. "And whatever you do Marty, stay the hell away from 2020."

But what would replace the $$? Curious to hear what @kweiner1 would say.

@nntaleb “the most underestimated risk in financial markets today is that the dollar ceases to be a reserve currency”



The Sun, not the Earth, is at the center of the solar system. And gold, not the dollar, is at the center of the economic value system (and silver is gold’s younger cousin). - KW


In the regime of irredeemable currencies, up is down, war is peace, and ignorance is bliss. - KW


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If you lockdown food processing plants, you cut supply. Demand for food is INelastic. So prices go up alot. This is nonmonetary. Yet it's called "inflation" and everyone just goes on as if it is caused by the Fed increasing the quantity of dollars... zerohedge.com/geopolitical/8…


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