Amidst the tumult of the current economic landscape, a looming financial reset casts a shadow over traditional assets. Stocks, bonds, and residential real estate, all perceived as inflated, face the specter of dramatic declines against the enduring value of gold. In this narrative, owning gold emerges as the ultimate hedge against the pervasive “Everything Bubble.”
The staggering pace of debt accumulation underscores the fragility of the economic system. In just four years, the US debt ballooned by an additional $11 trillion, highlighting the government’s penchant for deficit spending at the expense of American families.
The rising cost of government debt emerges as a primary catalyst for potential Fed rate cuts, despite its dubious efficacy in addressing underlying economic woes. As bonds break down from decades-long trends, the prospect of rate cuts and technical rebounds offers scant comfort amidst the looming specter of high debt levels and inflation.
In this uncertain landscape, the trajectory of traditional assets appears precarious, fraught with the potential for profound downturns. As the decade unfolds, the intersection of high debt and inflation threatens to plunge the economy into deeper turmoil, underscoring the urgency of prudent financial preparation.
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All commodities and assets will re-value in sync with #gold. It will be an across-the-board re-arrangement of prices. And I expect wages and asset prices that depend on leverage will collapse relative to #gold.
— The Young Pretender (@Dioclet54046121) April 27, 2024
It took 220 years for the US debt to reach $11 trillion in debt, and just four years to add another $11 trillion in debt.
The government wants to raise your taxes because they can't stop spending on initiatives that reward large corporate interests over American families. pic.twitter.com/XjTGrH5FXq
— Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets) April 27, 2024
The rising cost of US government debt is the only real reason that the Fed has to cut rates, and it's not a very good reason because it will just encourage more deficit spending by the government. pic.twitter.com/dX2shH1Q5q
— Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets) April 28, 2024
EURO 🇪🇺
About to be judged .🧑⚖️
Big move pending 🚨
90s coming . pic.twitter.com/63qCmStlbA
— The Great Martis (@great_martis) April 27, 2024
"The world will soon wake up to the reality that everyone is broke and can collect nothing from the bankrupt, who are owed unlimited amounts by the insolvent, who are attempting to make late payments on a bank holiday in the wrong country, with an unacceptable currency, against…
— Peter Spina ⚒ GoldSeek | SilverSeek (@goldseek) April 27, 2024
This is a very concerning chart
Bonds have broken down from a 40+ year uptrend
While a bounce is very likely based on technicals + potential Fed rate cuts
High levels of debt and high inflation are going to lead to much deeper downside this decade pic.twitter.com/0MJaLrguNM
— Game of Trades (@GameofTrades_) April 26, 2024