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S Illinois | I love the equating of the late 70's, 80's as the baseline for every gold/economic/interest rate story when in all actuality that was one the most extreme/non-normal time frame in monetary history. Also do they just get to make up whatever graphs/dataset they want? Put up data for gold for an 8 year chart in the 70's and then compare it to 22 years of current data and call it equal? Talk about making data fit your narrative. Please go back and pull up the actual gold price chart and see if you come to the same conclusion they did. It's funny how this data is taken as gospel because it reinforces our ideas, but any government data is labeled as made up. Surprised they didn't try to compare Venezuela or Weimar Germany to really get the point across. | |
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gold, commodities and the stock market
