As global financial instability grows, the United States is demonstrating its inability to control market trends. With communication taking precedence over all rationality, the risk of a major economic and financial crisis continues to accelerate. Gold is, once again, at the center of attention.
The disconnect between the real economy and the financial sector is becoming increasingly wide with each passing day. Debt-based currency imposes an exponential dynamic on the economy that the production of goods and services cannot keep up with without a clear imbalance. This imbalance stems from the constant loss of value of the currency and the separation of markets from all economic fundamentals. While the support provided by central banks since the subprime crisis has made it possible to postpone this underlying problem (and the associated risk) for the time being, this is no longer sufficient now that inflation is firmly entrenched in the real economy. Thus, in the United…
