Rob Kirby says with the petrodollar failing, the system won’t stay afloat for much longer. “It could be days, weeks, or months. I don’t think it goes years.”
Also, Kirby discusses Catalonia’s movement towards independence. “The vote to become independent in Catalonia is symptomatic of a growing desire of peoples around the world to reject the forces of globalism,” Kirby says. He continues that now this anti-globalism movement is unstoppable.
And Kirby answers viewers questions covering the following topics:
- Pensions will suffer “apocalypse.”
- Paying off debt vs. prepping for crisis
- How much gold and silver to own
- The petrodollar will collapse within months
- Demand for physical metal will overwhelm price manipulation
- Cryptocurrencies vs. fiat currencies
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I hope Rob Kirby is wrong, but he is probably right.
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My Technical Analysis shows the Jaws of Death. However, markets still have a bit to go (2019?) and hit it's parabolic, last ghasp rise before collapsing.
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I'm not trying to spam comments over and over, but feel this is just as valuable here as it was on the other post I commented on.
I know this won't be a popular opinion in this community, but try and keep an open mind. You know I keep seeing all these posts and articles about the crumbling US dollar and they seem to be pretty popular in the crypto community, but all of that is just FUD.
I work in the steel industry and we see more and more imports coming from China because it's more profitable to sell steel here than it is in China (even paying the transportation costs) because our dollar is so strong.
If the dollar is so weak then why is their such a high amount of imports still?