Amigo, I agree that the central banks and reserve banks of the world can't just keep printing money - the bubble has to burst at some stage. Can you see any comparison with the roaring twenties that followed the 1919 pandemic (and first world war)? When that bubble collapsed with the Depression, how did gold and silver prices hold up? I realise that today, economic manipulation is much more developed & computerised, but what parallels can be drawn? Thanks for your ideas and information.
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