Gold and Silver Futures Markets a Big Casino

Bob Chapman and Alex Jones video discussing how the gold and silver futures markets are like a Big Casino.

Gold manipulated by the [IMF] International Monetary Fund and silver manipulated primarily by JP Morgan.

Bob Chapman believes that in a market free of manipulation, gold could be trading as high as $2500 an ounce and silver, the poor man’s gold, could trade for $50 an ounce.

Trading in gold and silver futures contracts involves both substantial risks and enormous profit potential. Therefore it is not right for everyone.

Financial leverage provides speculators an equally higher risk / higher return investment.

Only risk capital should be used because an investor could lose more than the amount originally invested.

Precious metals futures contracts are legally binding agreements for delivery of gold or silver in the future at an agreed upon price.

The contracts are standardized by a futures exchange as to quantity, quality, time and place of delivery. Only the price is variable.

” Gold is competing with the US Dollar as the premier world currency.” – Bob Chapman

Government Debt now $13,311,250,000,000 US Dollars

The US Government Debt has passed 13.3 Trillion Dollars.  $13,311,250,000,000 and rising every second.

$13 Trillion in Liabilities and only backed by $11 Billion in Gold Assets. What’s wrong with that picture?

The federal government borrows by issuing securities, mostly through the Department of the Treasury. The US Treasury has the largest outstanding stock of debt instruments in world financial markets.

Marketable securities consist of bills, notes and bonds with maturities ranging from a few days with cash management bills to 30 years with bonds.

The government also issues nonmarketable securities which cannot be resold.  Nonmarketable securities include savings bonds and special securities for state and local governments.

The securities held by government trust funds [Social Security and Medicare] and other government accounts also are primarily nonmarketable.

The US drowning in an unsustainable $13,311,250,000,000 debt plus rising interest payments to globalist bankers is unsustainable for a country. But then, that’s by design.