Rising inflation-driven prices and budget deficits persist, likely increasing regardless of administration change; The closest thing to actual money in this system is gold

“Inflation driven price increases aren’t letting up, and neither are inflationary budget deficits that are likely going to keep going higher, regardless of which candidate begins a new Administration in January.
Source: CBO”

Inflation driven price increases aren't letting up, and neither are inflationary budget deficits that are likely going to keep going higher, regardless of which candidate begins a new Administration in January.
Source: CBO pic.twitter.com/r2VaIsnONh

— David Sommers (@dgsommersmkts) October 11, 2024

Silver continues to rally off of that downtrend line I've been watching. pic.twitter.com/fSdpByshfr

— Jesse Colombo (@TheBubbleBubble) October 11, 2024

#Gold just won't quit … pic.twitter.com/9qmEnlCb0Y

— bonker99 (@bonker_99) October 11, 2024

What we have in the bank isn't real money. The closest thing to actual money in this system is gold, says our guest @dlacalle today.

Watch the conversation now 👉 t.co/r9PV3fOh63#debt #inflation #gold #money #finance #investing #economy @DanielaCambone pic.twitter.com/5UqvTOF8Yp

— ITM Trading (@ITMTrading) October 11, 2024