So what happens if DOGE and Trump find out the gold is gone, and they reveal it publicly?
Does gold go higher?
Does gold go higher?
@npub1v79rprjecf8wrv6zkrlf400klha9mnxrpt4jwkjn0c0hlgrqn77qvfefej Yes, because the demand would drastically increase, where the supply is evidently gone.
revelation? for your response. Can you explain why demand would increase on this revalation?
@npub1v79rprjecf8wrv6zkrlf400klha9mnxrpt4jwkjn0c0hlgrqn77qvfefej Because price of gold would increase which would drive demand.
I don't mean to bother you too much, and I appreciate your answers, but there is some circular logic going on here.
At first, you say price would go higher due to increased demand. Then you said demand would increase due to increase price.
I do understand that supply shocks can influence price. However, if the gold in question was revealed to be missing, then current demand is already being satisfied via other stockpiles.
So it seems more nuanced.
At first, you say price would go higher due to increased demand. Then you said demand would increase due to increase price.
I do understand that supply shocks can influence price. However, if the gold in question was revealed to be missing, then current demand is already being satisfied via other stockpiles.
So it seems more nuanced.
@npub1v79rprjecf8wrv6zkrlf400klha9mnxrpt4jwkjn0c0hlgrqn77qvfefej That’s a fair point, I’m no expert by any means.
Me neither. Haha. That's ok. Ty.
The other side of the coin says that gold's stock to flow ratio would be decreased.
Current known stock would be decreased while additional gold via mining would stay the same.
That might actually influence gold's price negatively over time.
Current known stock would be decreased while additional gold via mining would stay the same.
That might actually influence gold's price negatively over time.
@npub1v79rprjecf8wrv6zkrlf400klha9mnxrpt4jwkjn0c0hlgrqn77qvfefej @TenaciousGoat demand for gold will increase as demand for dollars decreases thanks to the Regime's weaponization of the dollar under Biden.
Agreed. But that's going to happen regardless of Fort Knox revelations.
If demand stays the same, but the known supply is smaller, it seems gold would go higher.
But, all of current demand is satisfied by the actual stockpiles already. Knowing there is less than we thought only plays out psychologically.
So. I am going to assume that a temporary psychological shock would momentarily increase demand, rising prices by 10% or more... and then it would settle back down as market fears calmed.