🚨 DALIO’S SCARIEST LINE: THEY WILL MONETIZE THE DEBT AND CAPITAL WILL FLEE TO WHAT THEY CANNOT PRINT When governments run deficits this large for this long, they eventually stop trying to sell all the new debt to willing buyers. They create new money to absorb it. That extra money doesn’t stay contained. It leaks into prices. Bond holders wake up holding paper that pays less than inflation. Savings that look “safe” quietly lose purchasing power year after year. People who thought they were conservative start realizing they were just lending at a loss. That’s when capital starts moving. Investors stop wanting to own the debt and start wanting things that cannot be created by a keystroke. Gold has done this job for 5,000 years. They cannot print more of it. Its supply grows slowly. It has no CEO, no expiration date, and no promise that can be broken. Ripple’s Brad Garlinghouse also sounded the alarm: “Central Bank of Netherlands just spent months moving $11B in gold from New York to London. ~70% of it never actually left the ground. It was sold in NYC and repurchased in London. This reminded me of a story from 2013 – Germany took four years (!!) to move 674 tons of gold, worth $36 billion from vaults in Paris and New York.” When paper assets deliver negative real returns, gold doesn’t have to “go to the moon.” It just has to hold value while everything else is being diluted. That’s the part most people miss until the dilution is already obvious. RAY DALIO JUST TOLD YOU THE NEXT TWO YEARS ARE ALREADY DECIDED: MORE DEBT, MORE PRINTING, MORE GOLD
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