What's the troll talking about? He doesn't even own any Gold, or Silver.
Wannabees pretending so they don't feel left out. Enjoy your 401k, while you can.
9.3 Million Americans Work Multiple Jobs To Make Ends MeetThat’s the daily reality for millions of Americans, for whom one job is no longer enough to pay rent, put food on the table and cover other expenses.
https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-fina ... -ends-meetAnd they are the Lucky ones! The others who didn't plan for the future either are taking their tents and setting up camp wherever they can. What most people consider "their plan" for the future is actually the corporate world's plan for their future. They have little to no control over these funds, Oh they think they do, they can choose all manner of different programs, but these all put their life savings in the paper markets controlled by the Blob. They still talk about diversification like it's a magic spell. But who didn't take a big hit in the GFC? They all did because all the boats went down on that tide.
One of the Lies commonly believed is that 'they' won't let the system collapse because 'they' would lose too much. Behind this little bit of social engineering is the trope that bezos, Musk, et al actually consider their posted net worth as being their real net worth. It isn't, and they don't. Those figures are just their to instill confidence in the market, to make people believe that a $1.2 Trillion valuation for small car maker is acceptable. If Musk wasn't uber wealthy as claimed on the TV people might begin to think that valuation was a bit unreal
Their real wealth is derived by selling their share of these companies off as time passes, the simple fact that they couldn't sell it all and walk away without the company collapsing tells it all. So they are happy to pretend they are worth nearly a trillion dollars, they don't care. It's just another way of normalizing the ludicrous valuations and downplaying the ludicrous debts. So when the average Joe looks at his his 401k and sees a digital figure of $500,000 sitting there he adds this to the value of his home and considers himself rich too. And so he is, in the paper terms of a mad bubble economy at the end of greatest debt expansion the world has ever seen.
We're 17 years past the peak now and the 3rd World is going hungry and dark. We'll be next, we're well on the way in fact.