Gold Price Analysis: Closer To A Significant Monetary Event / Commodities / Gold and Silver 2018

Previously, I have shown how we could beclose to major financial crisis with the monetary system at the center. Thefollowing chart that shows the ratio of gold to the monetary base was used:

The chart shows the ratio of the gold price to the St. LouisAdjusted Monetary Base back to 1918. That is the gold price in US dollarsdivided by the St. Louis Adjusted Monetary Base in billions of US dollars.(from macrotrends.com)

You can get more details about the chartand the commentary here.

It would seem that we are now closer topoint b, where that major monetary event could start to happen. An eventsimilar to the 1933 gold confiscation (bankruptcy) and the 1971 announcementwhere the US ended the dollar convertibility to gold (at a fixed rate).

The stock market was always going to be thetrigger for this event, and it is now very extended. When it falls over, we canalmost be sure that big financial pain is coming.

Below, is a more short-term chart of theratio of the gold price to the monetary base:

The ratio is getting ready to pop. There isno certainty when the crisis would hit; however, it will come some time duringthe rally and after/during the stock market crash. Physical gold and silverwill likely be key assets during this crisis.

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Hubert

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