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c93cca No.13987
>>13986
I guess it's only fair, boomer's gains, easy come, easy go. It still seems goofy that they would resort to outright stealing people's savings instead of using the time honored coin clipping/debasement via printing/inflation.
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ea3015 No.13988
>>13987
The end goal is CBDC, so taking control of the savings is like an intermediate step. Same with the digital Euro, digital ID, AI data centers, etc. They're building the infrastructure that will eventually come together to form the slavery sytem that Catherine Austin Fitts talked about.
And here they're doing a survey to see how people feel about wealth redistribution:
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/germany-preparing-unveil-wealth-tax
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c93cca No.13989
>>13988
>https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/germany-preparing-unveil-wealth-tax
Redistributing everyone's wealth, while literally inviting unlimited numbers of 65-75 IQ migrants and allowing them to eventually vote is the surest way for any country/race to commit suicide in the most painful way imaginable.
Only someone who hates Germans and wants to see them all tortured to death would dream up such a plan.
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c93cca No.13990
>>13988
Holland is taxing savings. This is suicidal.
>Holy shit. This is actually real. They're taxing SAVINGS above 60k. Not only they're taking about half before you can save anything, but then they'll also tax you if you do manage to save anything. "but muh free healthcare" 😂 also gotta feed them afghans.
https://x.com/laplacian28/status/2095048692336054588
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3782c7 No.13991
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c93cca No.13992
>>13991
We have more than generation of investors (40 years) for whom the rules that worked for their entire career (60/40 stock/bond split) will completely fail them going foward. Same as with their residential real estate investments.
Today I would be heavly overweight in precious metals, commodity equities, very little physical cash, zero long term bonds. We have a very small amount BTC, but don't trust it.
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ea3015 No.13993
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c93cca No.13994
>>13993
>The coins are composed of 5 percent zinc, 3.5 percent manganese, 2 percent nickel, and the rest is copper
Worth less than the smallest coin ever minted.
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c93cca No.13995
>>13985
>Never has a generation (boomers) enriched itself at the expense of their parents and their children
Boomers had the foresight, wisdom and intelligence to choose the most propitious years in which to be born.
The rest of us are fools in comparison, and deserve the suffering that we are experiencing.
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c93cca No.13996
>>13971
I didn't appreciate the significance of the leaf on head. I often call my kitty a tanuki cat.
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ea3015 No.13997
>>13994
Those copper Trump coins have higher premiums than I ever paid for silver (and I have some rare ones that were minted < 1000).
If I lived in the US, I'd buy instead some rolls of nickels. Those have a real american president on them (instead of an israel puppet) and there's a small chance to get some silver. So I'd buy a few rolls everytime I go to the bank, and then spend them after checking for silver. Here in the EU there's zero chances of finding silver in circulation coins! At most you can find some non-euro bimetallic that slipped in by mistake, but those aren't not worth anything.
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c93cca No.13998
Lowering mortgage rates to artificially low levels in the early 2000s created a trap for banks and homeowners. By lowering the mortgage rates, it allowed the maximum affordable prices for homes to increase. When the interest rates subsequently reverted to more normal levels, neither banks, nor homeowners can afford to allow prices to drop. They are trapped, and my prediction is that prices will be kept nominally the same, but the dollar will be devalued so the math doesn't bankrupt the banks and take down the entire system. We're seeing it happen in real time right now.
>How much household income does a Canadian family need to finance an average-priced home?
>In July 2026, the answer was approximately $164,000 a year assuming a 20% down payment, a 25-year mortgage and housing costs limited to 30% of gross income.
>That figure is measured in constant 2025 dollars, allowing us to compare today’s burden with previous generations.
>The result is striking.
>In 1946, the estimated required income was approximately $22,000.
>It rose to $35,000 by 1951, reached $86,000 in 1975 and surged to $132,000 during the 1981 interest-rate crisis.
>But today’s burden is even greater.
>All figures are in constant 2025 Canadian dollars.
>More burdensome than the 1981 rate shock
>In 1981, Canada’s posted five-year conventional mortgage rate averaged approximately 18.35%.
>Today, it is 6.09%.
>Yet the income required to finance an average Canadian home remains about 24% higher than it was in 1981.
https://x.com/TheELongWave/status/2095462750822478153
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c93cca No.13999
>>13997
>So I'd buy a few rolls everytime I go to the bank, and then spend them after checking for silver.
The nickel melt value in older nickels is greater than their face value.
Trump's mother turned out to be 100% correct.
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c93cca No.14000
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The Coming Dollar Devaluation: Debt, Inflation, and the AI Bubble | @LukeGromenFFTTLLC
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c93cca No.14001
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c93cca No.14002
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"We're Past The Point Of No Return" | Luke Gromen and Lyn Alden
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c93cca No.14003
>>14002
Gromen describes how the US Treasury has an insider at Blackrock who can shut down the markets in a financial crisis. Sort of like how eastern european countries in the 1990s closed their doors for a "bank holiday," and when they reopened, the currency had been devalued 10x and anyone with savings in fiat was screwed. Gold and silver owners were fine.
One doctor who had enough fiat in the bank to buy 5 cars, and then after the devaluation, his life savings could pay for one month of groceries.
They can shut down all the markets to prevent escape. If you don't have your gold and silver in personal custody before it happens, you will be locked out.
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3782c7 No.14004
>>14002
Beat me to it. I was going to post that
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c93cca No.14005
>>14004
The future is very grim for the normies who aren't prepared. In the third world countries, starvation, revolution and wars are on the menu.
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3782c7 No.14006
>>14005
I'm assuming almost everyone, including myself, will be gobbled up if it is anything like it should be.
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3782c7 No.14007
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c93cca No.14008
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>>14006
>I'm assuming almost everyone, including myself, will be gobbled up
In the USA, some parts (probably not NY & CA) with strong 2A will be at least minimally respectful of individual rights, including property rights.
In Europe, people need to be able to relocate to different countries/regions. Some places are too poor/fucked up to be totalitarian.
Boomers were the most privileged, and soon they will be the most fucked, having all their easy gains stripped away.
>Retirement Wipeout: ‘Think Like A Central Banker’ Or Risk Losing Your Wealth | Devlyn Steele
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c93cca No.14009
I believe they would rather destroy the currency, than allow the bond market to crash, or the real estate bubble to pop. QE to the moon.
>Baby Boomers hold $19.5 trillion in real estate – more than Gen X and Millennials combined.
>That’s why policymakers can’t casually let home values collapse.
>Housing isn’t merely shelter anymore.
>It’s America’s retirement system
https://x.com/jonbrooks/status/2095844333601886679
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ea3015 No.14010
Oh I'm laffin! /diy/ knows more about computers than /g/ (which is now basically an AI + consumer electronics board). This might be the only useful board left on 4chan.
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c93cca No.14011
>If your morality doesn’t allow you to pursue your own survival, it’s safe to assume it was imposed on you by an enemy.
https://x.com/VDAREJamesK/status/2095966402330890345
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3782c7 No.14012
>>14009
Definitely. Anyone expecting major entitlement cuts or things like that to lower it are wishful thinkmaxing
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c93cca No.14013
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>>14012
That's a cute Apu. Shits gonna get real. 2 videos, one post.
>'Shock And Awe' In September: Energy, Food ‘Going To The Moon’ | Jeff Currie
>U.S. DIESEL PRICES HIT NEW RECORD HIGH - w/ Jeffrey Snider
https://youtu.be/mEHzlvwEC3Y
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c93cca No.14014
It won't just be the USA devaluing the dollar. Most western (and many other) countries are irredeemably in debt, and devaluation is always the easiest short term fix.
We can see the endgame coming into view.
https://x.com/CrudeOil4Life/status/2096492842017489170
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c93cca No.14015
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Luke Gromen: The West Is in Trouble — Here’s How We Reinvent It
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ea3015 No.14016
>>14014
Khatjit doesn't accept this paper.
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c93cca No.14017
I call this chart the rise and the fall of the boomer/silent generations.
Many boomers will meet their demise at the hands of foreign caregivers in nursing homes who hate them. Those of us who survive the coming tribulations will not look back fondly at the boomers who did so much damage while telling us to pull ourselves up by our bootstraps..
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c93cca No.14018
I'm sure the current US Secretary of the Treasury is no stranger to beating down trouser snkes. If it's a cobra, I hope it doesn't spit all over his face.
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c93cca No.14020
>>14016
It's not even paper, it's polyester, so it is even useless for wiping an ass, or burning it to keep warm.
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c93cca No.14021
Bitcoin is doing rather poorly on various exchanges/wallets these days. Lots of hacks.
Self custody of gold and silver has a very small attack surface if one's friends and neighbors know nothing of one's stack. Even owners with hardware cold wallets feel like a cat in a room full of rocking chairs. If your house burns down and takes out your hardware wallet, what happens to your BTC?
If a stacker house burns down, the metals are either in perfect condition, or at worst, slightly damaged from heat resulting in a very small loss of value.
Various home security strategies (hiding, vaults, alarm systems) can be implemented at relatively low cost to further increase the physical security of one's stack.
>Beginning July 30, 2026, an attacker exploited a five-year-old firmware flaw in Coinkite's Coldcard hardware wallet to systematically drain bitcoin from affected devices.
>This will be the third largest attack of 2026 year to date, bringing the total hacked to over USD 1.2 billion across 276 incidents.
https://www.trmlabs.com/resources/blog/the-largest-hardware-wallet-exploit-of-2026-inside-the-usd-116-million-coldcard-hack
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c93cca No.14022
>For 5,000 years, one productive beef cow has been worth about one ounce of gold.
>Mesopotamia. Rome. The Viking Age. The ratio held.
>In 1926, a good cow cost $22. A $20 gold coin held 0.9675 ounces of gold. Almost exactly one ounce per cow.
>Today, a young productive beef cow sells for $4,000 to $5,000 at auction. Gold sits around $4,500 an ounce.
>The ratio has held for five millennia, and still holds today.
https://x.com/QuantumInverse/status/2096768562048147467
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c93cca No.14023
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Here's something I'll never buy. $1800 2.5 oz diamond shaped silver $50 face value coin with a 0.23 carat diamond.
I only use diamonds for sharpening things. To me they are just another allotrope of carbon.
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ea3015 No.14024
I noticed they keep posting these clickbait articles, just to spam their gold leasing ponzi.
https://www.zerohedge.com/sponsored-post/why-are-central-banks-moving-their-gold
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c93cca No.14025
>>14024
>I noticed they keep posting these clickbait articles, just to spam their gold leasing ponzi.
If you don't hold it, you don't truly own it. Any leasing, or outside custody creates a defacto counterparty risk, not even including the possibility of outright fraud or government seizure.
>Precious Metals Depository Owner Sentenced to 65 Years in Federal Prison for $76 Million Fraud Scheme
https://www.justice.gov/usao-de/pr/precious-metals-depository-owner-sentenced-65-years-federal-prison-76-million-fraud
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c93cca No.14026
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a23885 No.14027
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Its turns out the Dutch had the same thing happen to them that happened to the French when they asked for their Gold back from the Americans, they were refused and only got back a small amount of Gold and got the rest back in dollars so they could go buy it back on the open market. (About 20mins in)
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c93cca No.14028
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>>14027
>asked for their Gold back from the Americans, they were refused
Apparently, the NYC underground Federal Reserve gold vault is connected to the JP Morgan gold/silver vaults via an underground tunnel. It would make discrete (unofficial) bar sales feasible.
>The Secret Tunnel Between Gold Vaults In The Fed And JP Morgan: Is It True?
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c93cca No.14029
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The US Is Long-Term Insolvent | Lyn Alden
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c93cca No.14030
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Oil Hits $100 Again: ‘Real Super Spike’ In All Assets Next | Doomberg
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ea3015 No.14031
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c93cca No.14032
>>14031
National Wiener Schnitzel Day?
National Teddy Bear Day?
Crayfish Party and International Sudoku Day?
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c93cca No.14033
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>>14027
COUNTRIES RAPIDLY TAKE THEIR GOLD OUT OF THE U.S. AS FEARS OF COLLAPSE RISE – w/ Jay Martin
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c93cca No.14034
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ea3015 No.14035
>>14034
It's the coolest day of the year!
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c93cca No.14036
>>14035
Silver is the most conductive metal for an ice fairy.
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c93cca No.14037
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Market Bubble is WAY Worse Than You Think, Here's Why - '2008 All Over Again': Jay Martin
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