Silver and Gold the future currency

Daily reflection The effect of counterfeit money by Peter B. Meyer – March 13, 2025 If a bank collapse happens What will happen to the price of gold? “The price is already on the road to infinity or, to be more precise, the dollar is on the road to zero.” The question you really want to know the answer to is: how long will it take? Probably by the end of the year, because we have another thing going on in the background, namely a developing banking crisis. This is the natural consequence of the contraction of bank credit, a dangerous spiral of debts that will end in a horror of 1929-1932. If there is a bank collapse, the value of these assets will simply go to zero. Then, of course, bond yields will start to rise because of the inflationary impact of a financial collapse. At that point, government funding becomes impossible because governments are already bankrupt. According to Macleod Stocks, the dollar, other currencies and bonds are all going down together, explaining: “That’s the lesson of history. Everything just fades away. If you destroy the currency, you destroy all the financial assets that are listed in it. It just happens. And he just walks away”. Macleod predicts problems with currencies will occur before the end of the year. He believes that the problems with the COMEX will happen sooner, because they are all linked to a wider banking crisis. Wider banking crisis is a certainty There’s no way around it. The purchasing power of all currencies will go to zero. So $1,800 an ounce for gold and $19 for silver is nothing compared to where they’re at. Gold will rise even higher. And this is why real and fake money are getting further and further apart. As uncertainty increases, so does the price of gold and silver. This is the fake money effect now; gold is up about 24% so far this year and is nearing its all-time high of around $1,900 an ounce. While silver may soon be following gold much higher, perhaps at $100 an ounce. Think about this; this is a big move happening, not because they are buying so much gold and silver, but because people are starting to realize what is happening to the purchasing power of the dollar, the pound, the euro, the yen and so on. And this is the thing to remember. By the end of the year, the dollar and then all other currencies will be destroyed, and the price of gold and silver will be infinite. The collapse will probably be so rapid that, in the absence of other information, the best thing to do now is to keep gold and silver as insurance policy, in case this analysis is correct.