Read the VERY LAST STATEMENT in the article snip of the above post....THEN whether you buy PM's or not, at least you will now begin to understand the crap that's coming.

When the Saudis BEGIN to sell their treasuries, don't think that the Chinese, Japanese and the rest of the world will not sell also. In fact there will be one mad rush to not get stuck with the old maid...

How about you?

: Summary: The US Congress, first the Senate and then the House,
: humiliated the president when it voted on Wednesday to
: override Obama for the first time in his eight-year tenure,
: as the House voted 348-77 to reject a veto of legislation
: allowing families of terrorist victims to sue Saudi Arabia.
: The House easily cleared the two-thirds threshold to push
: back against the veto. The Senate voted 97-1 in favor of

: the override earlier in the day, with only Democratic
: Leader Harry Reid voting to sustain the president’s veto.

: “We can no longer allow those who injure and kill Americans to
: hide behind legal loopholes denying justice to the victims
: of terror,” said House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob
: Goodlatte (R-Va.).

: The White House immediately slammed lawmakers following the
: Senate vote.

: “I would venture to say that this is the single most
: embarrassing thing that the United States Senate has done
: possibly since 1983,” press secretary Josh Earnest told
: reporters aboard Air Force One, an apparent reference to a
: 95-0 vote to override President Ronald Reagan that year.

: The override was widely expected in both chambers, with
: lawmakers from both sides of the aisle characterizing it as
: an act of justice for the victims of the Sept. 11 attacks.

: The so-called Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism (JASTA)
: would amend current law to allow victims of terrorist
: attacks on U.S. soil to sue countries that are not formally
: designated as sponsors of terrorism — like Saudi Arabia.

: As reported before, the implications for capital markets
: should the House follow the Senate in overriding Obama's
: veto, they could be dramatic: as noted earlier, the threat
: of the 9/11 bill passing has put on hold Saudi plans to
: issue its megabond, effectively putting even more pressure
: on the kingdom's finances; alternatively as Saudi Arabia
: has threatened before, should the bill pass, it would (and
: may have no other choice considering its liquidity crisis)
: have to sell US reserves, among which billions in Treasurys
: and an unknown amount of US equities.

: more:
: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-28/senate-overrides-obamas-veto-sept-11-bill