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Aussie gold price up 15% for the night.
Yes I feel sorry for the other carnage too, but cant say we did not point out the alternatives for preserving wealth.
Your decision to back physical gold has been proven right thus far. The USD capitulation when it occurs (and I see it occurring regardless of whether we're having an inflationary or deflationary depression) will be telling and will imo be when the real gains in gold ar made. But it seems that the denial might continue for a while yet.
I can understand china/japan wanting to maintain the status quo for a while yet but the size of the unfillable hole makes me think that they and the US govt have a very challenging task ahead if they think they can keep it stable without intervention.
China's level of USD based assets reminds me of the old adage ... "If you owe the bank $10,000 and you can't pay it bank - you've got a problem. If you owe the bank $10 million and you can't pay it back - the banks got a problem". And the real challenge for the cashed up asian/middle eastern economies is competing with each other for the mantle created by the US vacuum. How they all manage their USD asset situation will be telling and an interesting game of chess.