King Solomon and 666 Gold
The comments below are an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by Egon von Greyerz
Is history’s greatest illusion performed by Houdini or David Copperfield? No, this is an illusion so big that the whole world has fallen for it.
A replica of Solomon’s Temple that was once located in Jerusalem.
Von Greyerz discusses why we work yet lose money; how the global wealth of $325 trillion will implode; why governments will not save the world this time; the non-illusory eternal assets; the bull market has just begun, but its corrections will be violent; and gold and silver.
Von Greyerz has spoken a few times about $666 in connection with silver. His long-standing minimum forecast for gold is at least $10,000. If we assume that the gold:silver ratio goes back to its long-term historical average of 15 (82 today), that would give a silver price of $666.
The figure ‘666’ is an important one. Six hundred and sixty-six talents of gold is 22 tonnes, which today is worth over $1 billion. This was the amount of gold that King Solomon received in payments and gifts. It is an important figure for precious metals investors.
Follow King Solomon and collect as much gold as you can afford, whether that means one gram every month, or larger amounts. For the few Venezuelans who did before their money was destroyed, it saved their lives.
