The developments in the markets and price fluctuations can be interpreted as a way to cover the cost of war and create a new system by inflating inflation.Financial markets did not buy a real war. Financial markets did not buy real inflation. Only 'manipulation' to make a profit, to cover the cost of war, to create a new system by inflating inflation.
This situation increases the demand for valuable metals like gold and silver, while some investors think that gold and silver, which price real war and inflation, should be worth more.I would like to remind that I wrote last month that Israel wants a regional war and that Israel will continue to attack Iran, even if the US does not participate.
This year, investors should stay away from short-term transactions in a process they cannot foresee and own real money and limited assets like gold.An investor who has not accepted the 'manipulation market' so far should accept that this process will continue until the end of the year. From another perspective, it would be good to accept that there is a market that cannot be read technically and logically in financial markets.
What does this plunder show to investors this year? - To stay away from short-term transactions in a process that even central banks cannot foresee, - A US-centered global crisis is coming, - Metals like gold and silver are real money and limited assets, it is necessary to hold on to what exists,