Loading ...Ya know? That is a logical conclusion. And that would mean that nobody will accept US paper dollars at the fast food places like delis and Pizza houses. And then like in past known hyperinflation (post 1913 or 1933 info) we use buttons or cartridge’s, at the Pizza place or silver or gold coins etc at the car dealer or real estate office.
A different way to look at it, is after every massive inflation comes a deflation. Note the post 1913 (ass holes) deflation of the 1930s. Bottom line. Since 1913 the original US Dollar lost what? Ninety five percent of its original value? Can we describe the past 100 plus years as a very slow motion stealth invisible, hyperinflation? If so we should see a deflation. And if you look on Finviz charting filter on M monthly it goes back 5 years, and most commodities prices are lower than 5 years ago.
And if I’m right about reversals, the dollar losing 95% could reverse and gain 95% in value in theory.
This does NOT mean Gold and Silver will get cheaper. Gold and Silver have been held down oppressed, disrespected and artificially cheap in buying power. One Gold Eagle for one months rent on a one bedroom apartment? Makes Gold too cheap. The One Ounce should cover a years rent to exaggerate and make a point.
So the reversal with Gold and Silver prices higher would suggest much higher purchasing power or much higher prices. And the resulting high value of under ground untapped Gold and Silver reserve of miners, their “real estate” and shares reversal of low values should get more valuable.
But, caution, disclaimer, I’m just a skilled labor precision sheet metal mechanic, so what do I know?