The ethics of this all feel pretty gray. I'm not really questioning the inevitable crash due to out of control printing and lack of interest rates and that investing in metals/cryptos is a much better idea, but touting the world to buy into things after you've purchased them still feels pump and dumpy. I guess it's still a better alternative than allowing ignorant people to go down with the ship, but they are still pumping something up after they buy it. Fucking billionaires man
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The ethics can be a grey area for sure, but it really depends on the intentions of the person behind it. If someone buys something, then tells others to buy it, people will say that he's talking up his own book. If he doesn't buy it, then tells others to buy it, then people will say that he doesn't really believe it. In the end we have to look at the arguments behind what people are saying, to find out if they're trying to manipulate us or the market, as their actions won't necessarily tell us the full story.
Intention is what makes an accident a crime. The grey matter of the mind may not have emotional intelligence as accounted for in heart strings bound by purse strings, ask a divorce lawyer or a theatrical producer besides tag team nepotism judge and lawyer families.
Once the crash happens your gold still still preserve your wealth. One dollar today could be worth a quarter tomorrow