i think the idea is that if we take the 1913 price and adju…
i think the idea is that if we take the 1913 price and adjust it for inflation to account for the money printing which has occurred since then, then today's gold/silver price should be much higher than it is in today's dollars by the factor given above
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Yes, and these figures are coming from people who are economists mostly retired that are fed up with the manipulation. So I didn't pull these numbers out of my hot wallet 😏
Approx what would it be? And what would the dollar be without the inflation?
What we will see will seem counterintuitive. We will see price drop but it will be a true price correction and the dollar strength and you're buying power will go up in proportion. So people that don't understand this will just think that they're losing money because they're seeing numbers go down but what they're actually doing is gaining value in their purchase power or their stores of value such as precious metals or smokeless powder and lead what have you
WHat do you mean by "price drop"?
Price drop of the FIAT currency/currecies? Or what do you mean? Asking because I dont see how that would raise purchasing power. I dont think you mean silver because "people" as such don't have silver. And even less people have BSV. So you must mean FIAT I guess. But im not sure. Please explain how you mean exactly. And How? Now I'm all curious. ... and my woolf-tail is wiggling. 🐑🐺
Yep... You should add the MarketCap of BTC it has drained liquidity as a store of value....