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Traditional Gold traders could be making a huge mistake

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TVC:GOLD   CFDs on Gold (US$ / OZ)
1000.00 usd forcast is easy to spot in the gold market before 2025.
The ever growing trend moving into the crypto currency market and blockchain technology is more favorable "profitable".
Larger capital gains and entertainment in the crypto industry is becoming more favorable in todays economy.
Change is happening gradually because the economy is still facing serious issues with stability.
There will be winners and losers in the future markets.
40% will fail with traditional trading and 40% will win big returns with the crypto industry.
20% of the world population will most likely stay away from investing all together because they
already have all the wealth they need.

This is my observation with gold and silver 50% loss for most investors 2022 - 2025
Most of the money leaving the gold market will transition into crypto currency next few years.
More gains, more rewards, more return...




Comment:
gold is not a hedge for inflation
its a misconception that was started by governments and rich business tycoons many years ago. Now people are realizing it was all just a scam to make the rich richer because they were invested heavily. Technology that had gold in it was very expensive with rising gold prices until newer technology found a loophole around using gold. Same with computers in the 80's 90's and 2000's when computer towers and hard drives where made with aluminum and steel. demand for computers were in high demand and caused inflation on materials needed driving supply costs up. Gold nickel silver platinum and various other metals value is what keeps inflation high too. Consumers on look at the product and not what it takes to make it. How and why inflation is so high and keeps going up every 20 years. Its people placing value on everything is why inflation will never stop growing.
people that are trading gold based on rate hikes are misinformed
Look around the world right now and look at the data
This inflation is just the beginning and inflation will keep going up.
Fed Rate Hikes will continue to go up. They are just doing it gradually and eventually its going to start going up big. Things will get real bad when rates hit in the 20's and potentially the 30's by 2026. The monetary system is the set of institutions and arrangements that supports monetary exchange. It consists of money and payment systems. Exchanging payment for something and taxing what your buying keeps prices going up. Its a failing system and nobody really cares. Everyone just keeps there feet moving and they continue living like nothing is wrong. Until a fixed rate is set by global government authorities. inflation will always keep growing and eventually the middle class will fall into lower class. the only survivers will be the super wealthy manipulating the economy into buying there goods. Its happening right now. Smartphones have the potential to last your entire life with one purchase. But require updates to keep functioning on the network. When 3g was turned off this forced billions of people to buy new phones. Tech is built to last a limited amount of time and keep people buying and upgraded with inflation prices and keeping the material costs going up. Its all planned out to keep inflation going up and profits rolling in.
Hope this helped someone
I went off topic a little LOL
Comment:
Updated intel has confirmed that the 2025 prediction is wrong and the time line is adjusted to mid 2026 until late 2028
Comment:
GOLD BEAR MARKET BEGINS AND COULD RESET TO PRE 1999. THE GOLD BOOM COULD BE DEAD WITHIN 10 YEARS WITH A MARKET VALUE OF ONLY 200.00 TO 300.00 USD.
I WOULD MOST DEFINITELY SELL WHILE THE MARKET IS HIGH. DOUBT IT WILL JUST COLLAPSE WITH ALL THE DEBT HOLDING UP THE GOLD MARKET. HOWEVER IF MARKET PRICES DO START CRASHING CREDITORS WILL FORCE INVESTORS TO SELL AND CAUSE THE MARKET TO COLLAPSE RAPIDLY.
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