Bitcoin (Crypto Currencies) and Monetary Collapse
Bitcoin and crypto currencies, hate them or love them, in itself they are a major sign of monetary collapse.
Bitcoin and crypto currencies, hate them or love them, in itself they are a major sign of monetary collapse.
Silver outperformed gold and the stock market at least a decade after the major interest rate bottom. There is also a very good chance that this will be the case again.
From this point debt and debt-based assets get destroyed while silver prices see some real stellar increases. This point cannot be stressed enough, since debt or credit is what this current world is built on.
From this point debt and debt-based assets get destroyed while silver prices see some real stellar increases. This point cannot be stressed enough, since debt or credit is what this current world is built on.
A big year for silver.
We have now moved into an era of rising interest rates that is similar to a period that started in the early 1940s.
Instead, the US is currently facing a similarly massive debt liability and a rising interest rates environment, while the nations are actually about (and already beginning) to abandon the US dollar over the coming years.
The analysis of two similar economic cycles has revealed some interesting facts about silver and the monetary system.
It is significant to note that silver and the Dow has been moving in similar direction at least since 2019. At some point the two are bound to diverge
The fact that silver is still way below its all-time high means that the worst is yet to come for the world economy, and for the world in general.
BTC Still have some room to go higher it seems.
Bitcoin is currently playing catch up, and this brings us to why Bitcoin is actually leading in the short-term time frame
It is the the massive debt. It cannot be serviced. It will collapse the whole system.
Often we see a key or big decline in the USD/ZAR ratio just before a massive silver spike.
The US dollar cycle has turned and is likely to be under severe pressure over the coming months. This will significantly support USD gold prices.
A breakout at the top blue line could see price going parabolic.
For now, they all provide “crisis value”, by simply being an acceptable fiat alternative to many.
The Dow went from around 2700 at the peak in 1987 (point 1) to a top of more than 29000 in 2020. Silver will do even better.
The current year has a lot in common with 1973 (as illustrated in previous posts), and I have every expectation that we will see a great year for gold and silver prices.
Signs of a monetary collapse – Bitcoin (BTC) new all-time highs are coming.
The recent rally also really ignited when it passed this important level.
A comparison to the 70s situation will eventually tell us a lot about the current condition of the monetary system.
A breakdown of the US dollar would be a great confirmation of a sustained silver rally
Until a significant portion of these debts is repaid or defaulted on, it would be foolish to talk about a top in precious metals.
Historically there is an established pattern of credit extension, during which the Dow benefits proportionally more than Silver prices do. Once the Dow’s rally has run its course, Silver prices catch up while the Dow corrects or goes sideways.
Ammunition to keep silver prices low is virtually depleted.
These are setting up really favourable conditions for Silver prices and the position it has in the international monetary system.
The last time there was a decline close to this magnitude,there was a sharp deflationary recession. That was the one that occurred from 1920 to 1921.
The end or peak of debt-based assets, and the significant appreciation of real assets like gold and silver.
The current silver rally has the best ingredients to be the most explosive silver rally for the last 100 years.
There is a problem however. One of them appears to be “lying.” There is no way that both of these can be starting a new bull market.
When the increase in credit or the money supply has run its course, and is unable to drive paper prices higher; value then flees from paper assets to safe assets such as physical gold and silver, causing massive price increase.
Once interest rates had bottomed, there were always going be extremely favourable conditions for a gold bull market
I have shown how we could be close to major financial/monetary crisis. The following chart that shows the ratio of gold to the monetary base was used:
we could be close to major financial crisis with the monetary system at the center
The current silver bottoming process is very similar to that of 2001 to 2003. It took a while for silver to establish a base which set up the bull rally in the following years to 2011.
Silver is running out of time and space (on the chart) to decide where it will go over the next months and years.
The relationship between silver and the Dow is such that significant Dow peaks are often followed by significant silver rallies. It is for this reason that silver can provide a great opportunity to bank Dow profits and even grow them much bigger.
It really should be clear that a major international banking crisis is inevitable, and likely to occur fairly soon. Due to the extreme debt levels, many banks are close to that point of failure.
One of the biggest obstacles is the fact that unlike the 1983 scenario, we are currently right after a major interest rate bottom. This prospect of higher interest rates going forward, will act like a strong wind pushing gold higher, while keeping debt-based assets, like the Dow and bonds, down