Edmond Bugos

Investment strategist, mining analyst, and economist-journalist

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My daughter's ninth birthday, loving her new surface rt

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My new hat came in today. Imagine if all the people were ungovernable. What a paradise. And then i wouldnt have to wear this in public. 🤪

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Truth as good as gold.

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Every 4 years it's the same. You get so many retards with opinions about things they know nothing about. And they are binary. If you dont like their guy you're with the other. Im so tired of dealing with slaves and children, so im gonna block those undeserving pricks.

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If you had invested $1,000 at the end of 1999, by the end of 2023: Your investment in the S&P 500 (total return basis) would be worth approximately $4,565.18. Your investment in gold would be worth approximately $6,970.43. Gold has outperformed the SPX in 13 of the last 25 years.

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Crypto maxis get upset when you treat their fav currency as an asset, but they do not understand. As long as the Fed exists it will invoke Greshams law, ie., artificially overvalued money drives out the artificially undervalued money. Only a fool would use the undervalued money as a medium in this situation. Just like China had to get rid of bitcoin first so that its useless cbdc could gain any traction, which it really hasn't, we have to get rid of the Fed if sound money is to have half a chance at emerging. None of the cryptocurrencies can be called money until they have reached a level of marketability that dethrones the dollar, meaning when way more goods are priced in terms of crypto. Until then they are potential money, and speculative currency assets. In order to get to being money, adoption has to be complete, and the Fed gone.

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They will promote CBDC's on two things: (1) as safer than crypto, which they will likely do loudly in the next crypto bear market, and (2) and that there is value in trusting the central banks, and banksters. The first narrative will only last as long as bitcoin is weak, the second only until their banks start crumbling again, which will offer them yet another opportunity. But, they can't just force CBDC's on you, exclusively, without destroying the economy and losing their monopoly on the reserve currency. And they can only create CBDC's in the image of a stable coin, of which many decentralized versions exist already. They will have to compete, or they will have to outlaw them. Both of those options will fail and only hurt them. The CBDC is a concept they jumped on out of desperation that they are losing their grip on the dollar system of theft. But it's a pipedream. Some version of it will emerge, but it will not help them either in clamping down on trade or in ensuring their monopoly on the production of money.

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Critics of the dollar collapse theme dont get it. Our investment strategy would protect investors if the dollar collapse, but the main point of this concept is that it is our analytical framework. The asset booms we experience are largely created by the destruction of the currency, and not by the influx of real savings. The only way to understand the economic landscape today is through the framework we have identified that is the result of a policy that is used for theft but cloaked as stabilization. If you dont understand this, you are going to be a fool without his money soon enough.

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The reason bitcoin is more volatile than gold is explained by market cap. In the same way, a small cap stock is more volatile than a large cap stock. But that volatility fades as the small cap stock becomes a large cap stock. Are you getting that, Schiffites?

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Tweeder is winning. The votes are in. The assholes have the followings. I'm getting nowhere. Not even in views. It has become a controlled platform, or people are losing interest in the message of freedom, one or the other and probably doesnt matter which.

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Trump says the mid term elections have zero to do with his Iran strategy.

So there you have it, either he is stupid, or he is lying. Given how many times he has just blatantly lied it should be a no brainer. But his loyalists are blinded by love.

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Ron Paul's silence on Rand Paul's Fort Knox visit is deafening.

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So, were the media reports false, or is this guy simply the real life version of Jack from the Lord of the Flies.

Officials say 'America-hating' media to blame for USS Lincoln outrage https://t.co/86eH0JYWMV

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A great man.

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The Treasury’s buyback program has not changed private investors’ required return. Sometimes, Reuters gets it right. Just dont read the rest of the article! Lol.

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Capitalism made western society, what corrupted it was social democracy, bureau-rats and politicians like Carney and Trump.

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Trump really wants to divert our eyes from the Iran affair. I cant even pretend to know the agenda with that. But it seems obvious in his heat on Canada. I dont remember the last time Americans and Canucks were manipulated into hating each other so much.

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Down shifting from bombing them out of existence to applying economic sanctions does not count as chickening out? Why isnt anyone calling it a taco?

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Ya, fuck these people. What about their choice to build houses in flood zones and mud basins.

‘Not Charity’: Nepal Seeks Climate Compensation From India, China, US After Floods Kill Over 1000 - The Logical Indian https://t.co/vNp9VHrH7R