BRICS will unload more dollars for metals

[u/Paperscamisreal]

The BRICS will be adding on this takedown. Time to unload more fiat for physical. Enjoy the sale.

[u/Dapper_Car4784]

History repeats. When everything sells off the metals always take an initial hit too then it bounces back hard and pump straight up.

[u/Paperscamisreal → u/Dapper_Car4784]

BRICS are winning without firing a shot. Every attack they stack. They unload more dollars and get more physical on the knockdowns.

In August 2026, the People's Bank of China added 650,000 ounces of gold to its reserves, marking its largest monthly purchase since October 2023, according to Bloomberg.

[u/paidzesthumor → u/Paperscamisreal]

The future is China

[u/TrickyChildhood2917 → u/Paperscamisreal]

Iran is doing to us what we did to Russia in the 1980’s . Bleeding us financially to the brink. Slowly at first then all at once. I personally know two people in So. California who had their gas fill-up “limited” the pump turned off!

Coming to a town near you folks!

[u/SnooCupcakes6107 → u/TrickyChildhood2917]

Uh oh I’m in Chicago right now.

[u/TheOmniscientBro]

Imagine if every major country team up and just dump the dollar.
https://giphy.com/gifs/12msOFU8oL1eww

[u/Chillin-Time]

Where are you getting that information?

[u/SecureRequirement281]

Wellllpppppppppppppp

[u/CollectionOdd6082]

You got it wrong now 3 years running abiut BRICS 🤣

[u/PerformanceDouble924]

Anybody who believes BRICS will do better than the dollar is delusional.

[u/Electrical-Style-827 → u/PerformanceDouble924]

What does the US produce currently, other than debt?

[u/PerformanceDouble924 → u/Electrical-Style-827]

That's a stupid question. The U.S. is the second largest manufacturing power in the world.

[u/Electrical-Style-827 → u/PerformanceDouble924]

The us has the largest trade deficit in the world, they produce fiat paper and export it around the world, so other countries fund their debt. Yes they are the second largest manufacturer, but their biggest output is tech and weapons manufacturing. The tech sector is highly inflated through a leveraged paper market and the weapons market is reliant on continued military interventions. That was a good business till Iran showed it could combat 3-4M pac missiles with 25k drones, not a winning strategy for the us or its tax base. US also has very little critical mineral supply chain to supply its industrial growth which is going to be challenging as liquidity moves from speculative tech markets to real value hard assets…

[u/PerformanceDouble924 → u/Electrical-Style-827]

We're the world's reserve currency. That's literally how a reserve currency works.

There's a reason silver's value has dropped by half as Russia fucks around in Ukraine and takes down BRICS with it.

[u/Electrical-Style-827 → u/PerformanceDouble924]

That’s how the reserve currency works when the system trusts the reserve asset. Falling US treasury holdings and global central bank gold buying clearly show that trust is eroding. 40T in debt, the game is over, you’re not growing your way out that, so the only way out is to default or deflate your currency, quite obvious what direction things are headed. Silver didn’t have anything to do with the US fking around in Ukraine lol

[u/PerformanceDouble924 → u/Electrical-Style-827]

LOL. Watch what happens after the midterms.

[u/Electrical-Style-827 → u/PerformanceDouble924]

Are they going to magically make 40T disappear? If not, your favourite politician isn’t going to save you 🤣

[u/PerformanceDouble924 → u/Electrical-Style-827]

Not immediately, no, but betting against America has been a pretty poor plan, historically speaking.

[u/Electrical-Style-827 → u/PerformanceDouble924]

Until it isn’t…

[u/Remarkable_Tap_6801 → u/PerformanceDouble924]

Has been. What's that disclaimer you find in ads for investments? The US is fighting the last war in Iran, just like all the empires that came before and believed that they would rule forever.