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@SchengenRandevu Beklenmeyen hata (500)
Görünüşe göre isteğiniz gerçekleştirilirken beklenmeyen bir hata oluştu. Bu genellikle sağlanan bilgilerin sistemin beklediğiyle tam olarak eşleşmemesi durumunda meydana gelir. @haskologlu
@NCJRothschild he is talking about christians, apocolypse or nuclear bombs he's talking about monetary system. Every big player is cashing ot their positions even from the gold and where the money will go next will be changing everything.
@robin_j_brooks end of the road is an overstatement I think. that also means Japan will benefit from export competition. corporate earnings, tourism, etc. The risk is not explosion, it’s persistent erosion of purchasing power and confidence over time.
@NoLimitGains Yellow flag
US 10Y > 4.75% for weeks
BTP–Bund spread > 200 bps
JGB pushing above prior BOJ tolerance
Red flag
US 10Y > 5% with slowing growth
BTP–Bund > 250 bps
Disorderly JGB moves / BOJ emergency actions
@onechancefreedm that is a very good comment. Thank you. If we look that up from a crisis point of view we should be increasing gold ratio in our portfolio at least to 15%.
This is not a moment for panic but it’s also not a time for blind optimism.
Returns are likely harder-earned, volatility more frequent, and diversification more arithmetic than opinion.
History rarely repeats but it often rebalances expectations.
Stay flexible. Stay diversified
@GoldSilverHQ The politicization of global custodianship is a long-term structural tailwind for gold, particularly via central bank demand — supportive for prices over time, but not a short-term ‘explosive’ catalyst
@GoldSilverHQ Asset freezes have existed before and Custodial risk has been discussed since at least 2014. So I can agree with the direction of your statement but It's a bit overstatement to say "mega bullish" What I would say is ;