Did I Say Yesterday, The Most Precious Metal Bullish Quote Ever? Well, Trump Took Just 24 Hours To Top It!
By: Andrew Hoffman
GoldSeek.com
Thursday, 10 August 2017
Man, do I keep crazy hours! Seriously, I am now averaging four hours per night of sleep; to which I can only say, thank goodness for my 24/7 gym, and a laptop equipped with hundreds of podcasts, and thousands of Amazon Prime TV shows and movies. As for tonight, while I’m writing at the early hour of 11:00 PM Wednesday, I went to sleep at 9:30 PM. I wasn’t planning to get up, but after getting kicked in the shins playing soccer this evening, it hurts so much, I can’t get back to sleep. Thus, considering I have podcasts scheduled at 8:00 AM and 9:00 AM; and that today’s principal topic is so obvious; I figured I’d write it now, whilst the pain remains so acute. And please don’t email to tell me I need more sleep – as my body will do what it wants, and I don’t just like, but love writing at such odd hours.
Anyhow, by obvious, I mean our “Commander-in-Chief” is living up to my greatest pre-Election fear, honed over a lifetime of watching “the Donald”‘; i.e., an ego so large, he would rather destroy the world than be perceived as “losing.” Which unfortunately, is exactly how Kim Jong-Un feels, too; i.e., the lunatic megalomaniac, with a Napoleon complex, running a totalitarian state in spitting distance of Seoul, Tokyo, Beijing, and…Guam, where the U.S. operates one of its largest military bases.
But before I get to the quote that, just 24 hours after attributing the “most Precious Metal bullish quote ever” to el Presidente himself; and two weeks after proclaiming to be the “most Precious Metal bullish I’ve ever been”; not to mention, 12 hours after Bitcoin’s SegWit protocol locked in – i.e., the “gold Cartel’s worst nightmare”; consider that, whilst Cartel-suppressed Precious Metals are trading at their “lowest inflation-adjusted prices ever”; PPT-supported stocks are trading at “dotcom valuations in a Great Depression Era” – as exemplified by the following, unfathomably damning charts, of 1) stocks’ highest-ever – by a huge margin – price/sales ratio; and 2) also by a huge margin, stocks highest-ever net debt/EBITDA ratio.
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