I remember back during the 2008 financial crisis, there were some fringe hucksters pushing the "greatest depression"/hyperinflation narrative, gold/silver, etc. Peter Schiff, Gerald Celente, Max Keiser, etc. I just checked. They're at it again. Kinda funny, kinda sad.
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Replying to @citnaj
Jason I agree, I still think the outcome they supposed was incorrect at the time, but the advice is still good, and probably more applicable today.
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The doomer scenarios pushed were extreme and I don't think the silver lining of "well at least gold went up" justifies it. They sell doomsday prophecies.
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They do, but if you didn’t build a bunker, but bought a little gold or bitcoin, no harm was done, all opinions need to be put in perspective
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Replying to @ProteususMahon @citnaj
Gold/silver i'm up 30%, bitcoin 9000%. In euros i lost due to corrupt counterfeiting of 'national' banks. No bunker In exactly 1 year time i'll respond again Cheers
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The only way for that to be true is if you bought bitcoin back around when it first came out. The alternative explanation is that you're the fool that got there before other fools pumped a bunch of money into it. It's a nice position to be in but it ain't genius.
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