The price of gold and silver are
being manipulated by big banks to
a very low level at this time, by
institutions
like Deutsche Bank,
which was recently fined by an
international regulatory body for
doing exactly this. However,
Deutsche
Bank is just one of many
of the biggest banks in the world
engaging in this same activity (other
banks have been similarly-fined).
This is being done so that the biggest
players (the banks) can scoop up as
much of these assets as possible,
while simultaneously inflating the
value of the cash which they have on
deposit, as well as securing the
stability of the measuring stick by
which their non-monetary holdings
are valued. This juggling act can only
continue for so long before a ball drops,
which is a cute-sounding metaphor for
a global economic collapse.
By introducing gold and silver prices
(and copper and iron), alongside the
number of US Food Stamp recipients,
etc. the uploader asks whether US Debt
Clock isn't accessing information from
The Powers that Shouldn't Be and may
not be giving its visitors a hint about
what's on the horizon?
It's hard to say but it's certainly a very
interesting development - and especially
encouraging to holders of precious metals.
The site has been steadily adding newly-
tracked metrics since it was founded
around 2009 but the recent addition of
gold and silver tracking is a new thing we
can keep our eyes on. What is undeniably
fascinating is that the gold- and silver-to-
dollar ratios reflected on this site are 8 to
40 times higher (depending on the metal)
than the current market rates.
