> RoMunn wrote:
> A lot better. He put most of his assets in gold over the last two years.
> 90's unless we suck it up and let some of these pigs go down the tubes,

3 problems with what you wrote:

(1.) He didn't put his assets "in gold" he put them in *gold derived
securities*.  Big difference if the shit hits the fan.

(2.) If we let banks fail 2 things happen: a.) the swaps they hold
become worthless triggering a domino effect meltdown and, b.) the
assets they hold flood the market triggering a domino effect meltdown.
 In other words, if one person on your block sells his house he might
get a good price.  If 50% of the people sell their house, prices are
going to drop.  If 99% of people sell ... well they won't sell.

(3.) A new cold war is on, but between the US and China.  For the time
being, it's economic.

Just like the US in the early 30s, China is a creditor nation.  The
US, just like the UK in the early 30s, is burdened by wars and in big
debt.

In the 30s people worried about the US's long term welfare argued for
stimulus to Europe.  Of course given the depression that didn't sell
and many think the US wasted a huge opportunity to remake the World
with US-style economic policy possibly leading to WWII.

China is in the exact some position now.  They have the opportunity to
force their economic vision on the entire World and the US isn't in
much of a place to stop them.

Lucky for, for the time being, the Chinese conservatives are winning.

If we're REALLY lucky, the US will take the lead role in
recapitalizing the World economy.

And so the New Cold War is on.

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