Study Discovers That If The Debt Machine Was Turned Off...
The nation’s health as measured by gross domestic product per capita would plunge into negative territory without its dependence on borrowed money, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
So you're telling me that in the event of a fiat sell off (as in massive fiat sell of) that you're going to see fucking precious metals be worth something?
I'm telling you right now that if there is a massive fiat selloff, to the point that countries are going under -- then you're going to see the end of all of government and the economy as a whole. No investments are going to be able to withstand this sort of selloff mostly due to the fact that most of precious metals are paper trades anyway.
Don't you remember Argentina, twice now since 1990? And the German Mark at the end of WW2? You could buy a loaf of bread for a wheel barrow of cash. When the value of fiat goes that low, what will take its place? Gold and silver have always been in style. And if the power grid and the Net remain, Bitcoin will become a biggie. Many people in the thousands of years of history have bartered with land. But there are all kinds of things that people have used for money in the past.
Certainly there will be a fair amount of chaos. But such has always been the case for as far back as history goes.