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To: gold$10k who wrote (59181)1/4/2020 2:17:37 PM
From: benwood  Respond to of 60904
 
That would be 20x from today. I don't think we will get anywhere close to that this time. But if the constant equity interventions and the monetization of both debt and equity exponentiate to keep the deck chairs on the titanic moving around, then maybe it will happen if the DOW peaks at 80k and then collapses under the weight of a currency crisis, which will also be the catalyst for gold to skyrocket in the last 10-14 months of it's own bubble.

I would be surprised if the DOW fell that far, but perhaps to a 0.5 ratio at the end? That would leave gold at 14k and the DOW at 28k, same as today roughly, except for the gold part -g- . I have no doubt the eventual bust in equities will be ginormous, due to the massive manipulation and money pumping for one and a half decades.

Anyway... 0.5 ratio is 10x today in gold's favor. 1.0 ratio is 20x. Seems impossible, doesn't it?
Same as last time, a few years before it happened.



To: gold$10k who wrote (59181)1/7/2020 6:55:18 AM
From: 3bar  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 60904
 
As always things are not usually simple . This could be a head fake with gold . No inflation , we are still in a debt deflation . Commercials are now net short .