Beware of the risk transfer from U.S. stocks led by Goldman Sachs to physical gold distribution.


Just last night, Goldman Sachs once again exposed the fact that it links high-level U.S. stocks with gold.
U.S. stocks have already reached an unreasonable valuation range, and the subsequent IPOs require a certain amount of capital release to ensure sufficient liquidity. The only current solution is to let the market fall to a reasonable range, then release liquidity and create a rational upward expectation for IPOs.
This can provide enough time to counteract tonight’s particularly unfavorable non-farm payroll data and the upcoming inflation data.
Regardless of the Iran situation, the shooting down of U.S. pilots within Iran will only increase the likelihood of U.S. military intervention in Iran.
When you notice that shops buying back gold are disappearing from the market, on the other hand, ads selling physical gold are everywhere.
So, physical gold was distributed to the older generation during the era when they popularized gold buying, lasting for seven or eight years.
Now that silver has completed its physical distribution, gold will use its seemingly already fallen prices to lure many people into buying physical gold. In this way, the excess money supply in the world can be collected after the high-level gold distribution, allowing for rational destruction of excess currency, thus completing a process of inflation elimination and currency health recovery.
Please do not buy physical gold in recent years, and do not use your wealth to catch a flying knife that has already been packaged. From real estate in various countries to the recent tragedy of housewives’ physical silver, these are all bloody lessons.
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