Whether Its Gold & Silver Or Designer Lambskin Tote Bags, We All Have To Do Our Part To Dump The Dollar
We are turning the hyperinflationary corner on the frontend.
27% of Americans engage in "doom spending" because the money is dying faster than they can save.
Doom spending is just a less efficient way to dump the dollar. It's the sheeple equivalent of stacking.
The collapse of Chinese real estate developers like Evergrande and Country Garden Holdings is a long time coming, as China avoided a 2008 real estate collapse.
The consequence of that delayed collapse is 65M empty apartments due to a market that cannot clear because prices are too high.
Another End Game storyline in place as we approach the final climax.
I’m making the whole first section of this article free. It’s important. It’s about the woman above who decided to spend her dollar savings on that stupid designer tote bag she’s holding. Also, I will be announcing the winner of the free DirtyMan Safe (use code ENDGAME10) in the weekend report.
The Luxury Lambskin Tote Bag Stackers Are Doing Their Part
Whether its stacking gold and silver, or buying designer lambskin tote bags, we all have to do our part. The sheeple will do their part with the luxury tote bags, and we the stackers will do ours.
On the backend, hyperinflation has to do with the debt on the central bank balance sheet falling to zero due to defaults from a shortage of currency. The central bank must either buy more debt and supply the missing currency, which inevitably causes hyperinflation, or it must allow the debt to default to zero, which causes hyperdeflation. Either way, gold compensates for the missing value by filling the gap left by the now dead debt. The purchasing power of gold ends up the same either way, even though the nominal value will be wildly different depending on which path to the End Game you want to take.
But that's just the backend plumbing. On the frontend, hyperinflation manifests as people giving up on saving and deciding the go deeper into debt because they no longer see any hope of saving, as prices are rising too fast anyway. This is functionally equivalent to the Central Bank on the backend buying more debt in order to supply the missing currency so there isn't a hyperdeflationary collapse. They figure "what the hell?"
We have hit that stage already on the frontend. Bloomberg:
With traditional milestones — like homeownership and a life with kids — so far out of reach, denying herself “little luxuries” wasn’t going to make a difference. And if anything, the lambskin tote with a 24-carat chain made her feel better.
Typically, when people are on shaky ground economically, they pull back on spending. But, increasingly, younger generations are doing the opposite, figuring their financial futures are doomed no matter what. Higher student debt loads, an increased cost of living and shifts in the labor market have made it more difficult to achieve financial goals, like buying a house or saving for retirement.
As such, about 27% of Americans admit to “doom spending” to cope with concerns about the economy and foreign affairs, according to Credit Karma, a personal finance company. And the rates are even higher among Millennials and Gen Z, at 43% and 35% respectively.
Once enough people are in this situation and they spend rather than save, the hamster wheel starts. That is humanity, not consciously but still collectively, trying to purge itself of the inflationary madness.
You can't have a society that does not save and build for the future. That is not a society. Rather, it's a virus. It ensures destruction in the present. Obviously, if nobody reproduces because they feel they can't save enough, the human race dies. But the despair only lasts as long as it takes to destroy the fake money derivatives. Gold and silver retaining their value and surging in purchasing power is what saves society from destroying itself entirely.
There are two ways to participate in this collective species-wide move to rid ourselves of the inflationary insanity. Either you can spend your dollars on dumbass lambskin tote bags with a 24-carat chain (whatever that means) to make yourself feel better about your doomed life, or you can stack real money knowing what's coming, and prepare to acquire a huge chunk of the world once the pyramid finally falls.
Either way you're spending and you're part of destroying the dollar, and we need both sides. We need these idiot sheeple to buy whatever the hell they want, whatever they can get away with. We need the sheep to spend on anything and everything as fast as possible. But we the stackers will be in charge when this is over, because we have the most liquid commodities and they have tote bags. We are going to have to save them.
The only difference between us and them is we buy money commodities as the hamster wheel speeds up, and they buy consumer goods (at best). Obviously, you'll be better off with a monetary commodity rather than a consumer lambskin tote bag on the other side of this, but qualitatively, we are doing the same thing as these sad Gen Z people. We're both dumping money derivatives for commodities. We're just better at it and we know what we're doing. Money is, once again, just the most liquid of all commodities. Literally, that's the definition.
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