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7 thoughts on “‘Big History’ Spotted In Gold’s Bull Run

  1. Unfortunately, I sold my dad’s about week 4 into this run.

    As for Atahualpa, they don’t teach about him in middle school anymore, because it turns out he not only married his sister, but he also married his cousin. He was married to them at the same time- therefore, he has been cancelled. (I am attempting humor, here.)

  2. Perhaps some buyers are concerned that Mr Trump may attempt to start selectively defaulting on US treasuries. As hinted at last night aboard Air Force One or in his first term when “the adults in the room” managed to dissuade him from announcing that the US would not honor US debt held by the Chinese. Remember that?

    Of course, Scott Bessent will be able to squelch any such notions this time.

  3. GOLD – A topic worthy of a govenment debt analyst. What are the markets with the most assurded liquidity? Short term U.S. government bills is probably near every readers answer. But we have been blinded by yhe competence of our Fed and Treasury since the 1907 JP Morgan bail-out low. Also by the fact that most readers are Americans and have lived in the pax Americana since 1945. ‘E finito’, guys. Trump is not my wote. Gold is becoming the most liquid, fall back asset. Thank you Donald.

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