@RustedAperture@TicTocTick Uhh yes, there are a only few thousand people in those municipalities lol. Also the reason your heating is so expensive, and your salary is less. But cost of living is overall much lower in those small towns so...it makes sense.
π¨MASSIVE CRASH IN THE MARKET.
Gold is down 8.2% and has wiped out nearly $3 trillion from its market cap.
Silver has dumped 12.2% and erased $760 billion from its market cap.
The S&P 500 has fallen 1.23% and erased $780 billion.
Nasdaq crashed more than 2.5% and wiped out $760 billion.
Trillions erased across metals and equities in the last hour.
The S&P 500 hit 7,000 for the first time today.
I remember in the summer of 2015 when it hit 2,000 for the first time and how insane it sounded.
Plenty of dips and "crashes" along the way to where we are now, all of them completely erased.
This is why it's so important to steadily invest and stay invested vs. purely hoarding your cash.
Commodities are rising 5%+ each across the board almost every day now.
Gold, silver, copper, platinum, all at record highs.
Energy prices are rebounding and the S&P 500 is at 7,000.
When we said, βown assets or be left behind,β this is exactly what we meant.
"You were right about the dollar collapse. You were right about hyperinflation. You were right about being in assets. But you were wrong about one thing. It was Gold."
something is seriously breaking in the financial system right now
gold smashed through $5,400 like a freight train
+17% in 7 days. how much higher can it go?
#XAUUSD
For anyone keeping track:
It took gold over 5,600 years to hit $1,000/oz for the first time, in 2008, amid the worst financial crisis in US history.
Meanwhile, gold prices just rose +$1,000/oz in 28 days.
But don't worry, fiat currencies are completely fine.