Thank for your long reply.

I don't think central banks and governments have much of a clue on what to do . It is through their policies that we are now in this situation. QE to the financial sector has failed to stimulate the whole economy, but they still want to try more QE.

Gregory Mannarino gave a excellent analogy of how the derivative market suppresses gold and silver - his example of the Apple stock. What they have created is an inverse bubble!

The coordinated effort by central banks may throw off Charles Nenner's financial cycle.

Yes, you might be right. When things do turn for the worst, all the central banks will throw
everything at it to try and save the system - even the kitchen sink - rather than than the
market deciding.

At some point we will come back to the norm, but it will be very painful for people around the world. You only have watch documentaries and films of 1930's depression to know what it could/will be like.

Wish you all the best.