Lemon Thrower wrote:depends on whether you use M1 (FRNs), M2, or M3.
I have seen estimates of the price in dollars from time to time - here is what i recall:1
M1 would be ball park $15,000 an ounce and assuming the U.S. owns the unencumbered gold it claims to own would roughly balance the deficit.
broader definitions of money and the deficit would require a price of somewhere north of $37,000.
fwiw, jim sinclair has suggested that we'll see some sort of loose return to the gold standard where new debt is capped by the amount of gold backing it, but it would not be 100% backed. sinclair has said probably around 40%.
i think something like this will eventually happen but i would not say its imminent.
NHsorter wrote:Great link. With all of the FRN's out there right now, how is this even possible? Anyone have a calculation on where this would put the price of gold if this were to happen?
Sheikh_yer_Bu'Tay wrote:Great idea and I hope it comes true, but I will believe it when I see it.
Libya's leader was making great strides to establish a gold dinar for the Arab/African sphere just before NATO decided to take him out.
68Camaro wrote:Lowest possible number would be to base it off current literal printed cash (~$900B) and it's in the neighborhood of $5000/toz for the current alleged US supply. Go beyond that as your definition of money and it gets larger from there.
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