Ohh I agree with your logic however there is some
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1st the Dow is the top 30 company's. (Company = Equity)
But the S&P 500 has the most amount of equity in the World.
So if all US equity had to be revalued according to a settlement of debt via an unbalanced credit to asset ratio....then that means inflation would have to show a higher rate. Now you and I know the Fed is holding down the rate of inflation via the economic numbers in which its measurements used were changed in 2010 to give consumers more confidence in the market. A false confidence clearly.
If this revaluation takes place....it would need not only assets....it would need growth to combate inflation. That growth I believe is coming real soon in different market sectors.....such as healthcare (cancer treatment/cures), technology (space tech) and science (3d technology included), and intellectual property.
Gold is part of the revaluation but its not all of it.....even if history proves that it will repeat itself.....I believe that cycle was broken somewhat when the dollar was pegged to oil. Now tge dollar has to be pegged to something else.....
Goldman says short gold. I dont buy it....especially when everone and their grandmother is incorporating into public markets...its a real sign of something major happening. I just dont think its all about gold.
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