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I'll do you one better. There WAS a catalyst. It's just already passed:


"When real yields go positive, the correlation between negative yields and gold will break."

Lo and behold. Since the 8th, the 10 year has gone more negative.

And #gold is up...
And just to put in in simple terms this time, cause people have been asking for clarification:

Bond yields aren't going up for technical reasons anymore.

They're going up cause of the solvency crisis having morphed into a crisis of faith.

No one WANTS bonds anymore!
So why hasn't the market crashed *today*?

Well, conversion rates and legacy rules. Pension funds can't just start selling their treasuries en-masse.

The Fed is still buying $90B a month, which isn't enough, but it's something which still affects the markets.
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1/ ‘Statement of Facts’ from USA Justice Departments case against JPM (JPM signed full agreement):

“JPM Precious Metal traders used deceptive orders to benefit clients#s ..place order to artificially lower price at which the hedge-fund could then buy cheap”#silversqueeze Image
2/ how many times did JPMorgan manipulate the price of precious metals ($Gold #silver):

“In tens of thousands of trading sequences”

#silversqueeze #SilverStimulus JPMorgans unlawful practice...
“By placing Deceptive Orders, the PM Traders intended to inject false and misleading information about the genuine supply and demand for precious metals into the markets, and to deceive other participants in those markets into believing something untrue about supply & demand” Image
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Yknow i gotta comment on this.

@MacleodFinance Help me out here. I'm reading more and more that "hyperinflation is defined as 50% a month" - but that's *new*.

Years ago when i looked it up i found "economists don't agree on where it starts, but the general line is 10% a month".
I can't remember *EVER* reading about ANY consensus for the decade i've been studying economy and looking up US financial history and general world economic history.

And i'm sorry, but 50% a month is 600% A YEAR!

I'm pretty sure the common man isn't gonna wait that long.
IMO this is just another warping of the economic language by the establishment.

Hyperinflation *cannot* be defined as having a set boundary, because it's largely *psychological* in nature.

LONG BEFORE you lose 50% of your purchasing power a month are you gonna exit the system!
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