Message from @FastJack
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Didn't respond to greenspan
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lol jk
,copper
Although China is secretive about it's true gold purchases, it is significant that China is publicly buying gold again. Also, Russia sold a ton of US bonds and bought Chinese yuan
https://twitter.com/TFMetals/status/1082273525128404993?s=19
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,gold ,silver
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Platinum is skewed however
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Understood.
bot needs more gold before it can dish any out
i see movement
the shiney looks like it kept bouncing off the ceiling
Thought i would put this here for ya'lls enjoyment http://marcstevens.net/NSPmedia/Audio/2010-12-15_COS_Kimberly_Clark_IRS.mp3
THE ultimate redpill discussion - although you must sign in ....I think this is were Q/Trump are headed https://gold-forum.kitco.com/showthread.php?101421-Subject-to-the-Jurisdiction-Thereof&highlight=101077
most of these idiots in crypto have no clue how currency works regardless of if it's either hard currency(silver or gold backed) or fiat, or crypto
when the concepts of supply vs demand are applied to understanding 'money' ...
transactional value(the number of those that deal in it vs the number of those that support the currency) is the only true value of a currency
hence supply/demand rules apply ...the more the currency is used, the higher the value of it
bitcoin grown and drops was an example to that...when it first came out, it was like .08 cents a coin, dropped to .02 cents a coin with no takers for the currency ....then it slowly grew after somebody spent money on it ...and slowly passed the concept of crypto around so more ppl got interested in it
as demand for the currency platform increased plus actual end retailers started to support it
the value increased
any increase or drop in transactional value...effects the currency's overall value or exchange rate