Could the Mexican government back the Peso with Silver?

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    Our new video focuses on this question and we think there's real potential for this

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    Events are unfolding right now that could ignite a straightforward profit opportunity in the silver market.
    You see, one of America's neighbors could be poised to back its currency with a hard asset in this case silver.
    This could be a major turn of events will have global implications.
    The action looks set to unfold in Mexico, where many of its most influential and wealthy citizens are demanding the country abandon its fiat currency, the peso, and return to the Silver Standard.
    The implications get bigger when you consider that Mexico has the world's 14th largest economy (10th largest by purchasing power parity).
    You see, a return to the Silver Standard could rapidly transform Mexico into the world's next big financial player.
    As you can no doubt imagine, making the peso a silver-backed currency means Mexico would create massive demand on the world's silver market.
    FutureMoneyTrends.com is forecasting a sudden outbreak of sane monetary policy around the world as soon as Mexico backs there currency with silver, or China, Russia, or another nation backs there currency with gold.
    For silver, besides the Mexico potential, there are other significant structural reasons why silver is today's top investment play including demand stressors such as:
    A smaller above ground available supply then there is gold
    New, cutting-edge, high-tech uses for silver.
    Savers, burned by a huge food and energy price inflation, now look set to flock to precious metals.
    Global supply shortages in silver have been present for 65 of out of 68 years.

    But, the real black swan play today is the potential for a new and sudden Mexican monetary revolution one that could send silver soaring in the hundreds of dollars per ounce.

    The leader of the Silver Standard movement in Mexico is a multi-billionaire named Hugo Salinas Price.
    At this very moment, according to Salinas Price, most all of Mexico's Congressman favor monetizing silver.
    Of course, just as with the U.S., the trick will be how to get around the few politicians and party leaders who've been bought off or intimidated by the central bank.
    Because as soon as Mexico's silver hoarding makes news, as soon as the world understands this is serious, the price of silver blasts off.

    Silver's moment is almost here. Because as Hugo Salinas Price knows, his backers only need to convince a few more people to go along. The rest are already on board.

    Take just three or four men out of the "anti" group, according to Salinas Price, and "We would practically get a unanimous yes vote, practically unanimous in both houses."
    The shock waves would spiral outward from Mexico like a cannonball hitting a swimming pool. And the US would be first to feel it.

    That's why you need to take seriously headlines that scream, "Mexico May Monetize Silver This Year."


    High-ups in our government have long feared a hard-money movement would carry the day somewhere. Knocking the dollar down appeals to regimes that envy the US all over the world.

    Remember, the U.S. had Mormar Gaddafi neutralized after he announced plans for all-African currency for conducting trade.

    And the fact is, the real reason the U.S. invented WMD's as the justification to kill Saddam Hussein was all about keeping our money safe.

    Hussein vowed to sell oil in anything except U.S. dollars a move that would have decimated the U.S. dollar's position as the world's reserve currency.

    In fact, not to get too far off line, global banking and high-tech computers mean the dollar as the world's reserve currency is fast becoming as archaic an idea as black and white television.

    Soon, your only refuge could be in the metal that is about to make Mexico all-powerful silver!


    Now, we know many people are used to looking at Mexico as that violent, crooked, messed-up country over the border. The one that sends all those illegals over here because even picking cantaloupes for giant US agri-businesses pays better than the jobs at home.

    It's now time to rethink all that. Because a silver standard for Mexico would unleash the biggest global power shift since Spain raided the Aztecs in Mexico 600 years ago.

    It's unavoidable. History repeats itself. Especially when it's exactly the same economic situation.

    While they wait for Mexico to make it official regular Americans have already started to take notice they're voting "yes" to silver with their pocketbooks.

    The U.S. Mint had to close down annual sales of Silver Eagles three weeks early last year. They ran out.

    And they still set a new record over 42 million Silver Eagle coins, the most ever.

    Just look where people are putting their money when they are desperate for safety

    Since 2008, people have more than tripled the money they invest in silver ETF's. Buying a silver exchange traded fund is the next most direct way to own silver outside of buying the metal itself.

    A silver shortage is crazy to imagine when you consider that silver output has more than doubled since the early 1990s in places like Mexico, Australia, and Peru.

    Then there's China, a relatively new major supplier of the metal. Its silver mining has jumped from less than 10 million ounces in 1991 to more than 100 million ounces today.

    Overall, the world's total silver mining production has increased from 400 million ounces in the early 1990s to about 700 million ounces today.
    But despite a sharp increase to supplies, the global demand for silver is far outpacing global production.

    In fact global silver production has been unable to meet global demand for more than fifteen years.

    In 2010, global silver demand exceed 1.05 billion ounces but global mining only provided about 700 million ounces.

    The Government Gravy Train Is Set To Run Dry

    The shortages have been made up by governments sell their stockpiles which today are nearly tapped out.

    That means shortages are about to become real.

    The deficits will grow faster should Mexico back its currency with silver

    That's why the forecast is for rising demand to fuel an explosion in silver's price.

    It's a fundamental truth when demand far outstrips supply the price of silver must soar.

    To learn how you can receive a free ounce of silver, and our special report on the top 10 silver investments, go to

    Events are unfolding right now that could ignite a straightforward profit opportunity in the silver market.
    You see, one of America's neighbors could be poised to back its currency with a hard asset in this case silver.
    This could be a major turn of events will have global implications.
    The action looks set to unfold in Mexico, where many of its most influential and wealthy citizens are demanding the country abandon its fiat currency, the peso, and return to the Silver Standard.
    The implications get bigger when you consider that Mexico has the world's 14th largest economy (10th largest by purchasing power parity).
    You see, a return to the Silver Standard could rapidly transform Mexico into the world's next big financial player.
    As you can no doubt imagine, making the peso a silver-backed currency means Mexico would create massive demand on the world's silver market.
    FutureMoneyTrends.com is forecasting a sudden outbreak of sane monetary policy around the world as soon as Mexico backs there currency with silver, or China, Russia, or another nation backs there currency with gold.
    For silver, besides the Mexico potential, there are other significant structural reasons why silver is today's top investment play including demand stressors such as:
    A smaller above ground available supply then there is gold
    New, cutting-edge, high-tech uses for silver.
    Savers, burned by a huge food and energy price inflation, now look set to flock to precious metals.
    Global supply shortages in silver have been present for 65 of out of 68 years.

    But, the real black swan play today is the potential for a new and sudden Mexican monetary revolution one that could send silver soaring in the hundreds of dollars per ounce.

    The leader of the Silver Standard movement in Mexico is a multi-billionaire named Hugo Salinas Price.
    At this very moment, according to Salinas Price, most all of Mexico's Congressman favor monetizing silver.
    Of course, just as with the U.S., the trick will be how to get around the few politicians and party leaders who've been bought off or intimidated by the central bank.
    Because as soon as Mexico's silver hoarding makes news, as soon as the world understands this is serious, the price of silver blasts off.

    Silver's moment is almost here. Because as Hugo Salinas Price knows, his backers only need to convince a few more people to go along. The rest are already on board.

    Take just three or four men out of the "anti" group, according to Salinas Price, and "We would practically get a unanimous yes vote, practically unanimous in both houses."
    The shock waves would spiral outward from Mexico like a cannonball hitting a swimming pool. And the US would be first to feel it.

    That's why you need to take seriously headlines that scream, "Mexico May Monetize Silver This Year."


    High-ups in our government have long feared a hard-money movement would carry the day somewhere. Knocking the dollar down appeals to regimes that envy the US all over the world.

    Remember, the U.S. had Mormar Gaddafi neutralized after he announced plans for all-African currency for conducting trade.

    And the fact is, the real reason the U.S. invented WMD's as the justification to kill Saddam Hussein was all about keeping our money safe.

    Hussein vowed to sell oil in anything except U.S. dollars a move that would have decimated the U.S. dollar's position as the world's reserve currency.

    In fact, not to get too far off line, global banking and high-tech computers mean the dollar as the world's reserve currency is fast becoming as archaic an idea as black and white television.

    Soon, your only refuge could be in the metal that is about to make Mexico all-powerful silver!


    Now, we know many people are used to looking at Mexico as that violent, crooked, messed-up country over the border. The one that sends all those illegals over here because even picking cantaloupes for giant US agri-businesses pays better than the jobs at home.

    It's now time to rethink all that. Because a silver standard for Mexico would unleash the biggest global power shift since Spain raided the Aztecs in Mexico 600 years ago.

    It's unavoidable. History repeats itself. Especially when it's exactly the same economic situation.

    While they wait for Mexico to make it official regular Americans have already started to take notice they're voting "yes" to silver with their pocketbooks.

    The U.S. Mint had to close down annual sales of Silver Eagles three weeks early last year. They ran out.

    And they still set a new record over 42 million Silver Eagle coins, the most ever.

    Just look where people are putting their money when they are desperate for safety

    Since 2008, people have more than tripled the money they invest in silver ETF's. Buying a silver exchange traded fund is the next most direct way to own silver outside of buying the metal itself.

    A silver shortage is crazy to imagine when you consider that silver output has more than doubled since the early 1990s in places like Mexico, Australia, and Peru.

    Then there's China, a relatively new major supplier of the metal. Its silver mining has jumped from less than 10 million ounces in 1991 to more than 100 million ounces today.

    Overall, the world's total silver mining production has increased from 400 million ounces in the early 1990s to about 700 million ounces today.
    But despite a sharp increase to supplies, the global demand for silver is far outpacing global production.

    In fact global silver production has been unable to meet global demand for more than fifteen years.

    In 2010, global silver demand exceed 1.05 billion ounces but global mining only provided about 700 million ounces.

    The Government Gravy Train Is Set To Run Dry

    The shortages have been made up by governments sell their stockpiles which today are nearly tapped out.

    That means shortages are about to become real.

    The deficits will grow faster should Mexico back its currency with silver

    That's why the forecast is for rising demand to fuel an explosion in silver's price.

    It's a fundamental truth when demand far outstrips supply the price of silver must soar.

    To learn how you can receive a free ounce of silver, and our special report on the top 10 silver investments, go to FutureMoneyTrends.com/Silver
     
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    Whilst this read is musak to my soul, once again, what could be the agenda from the narrator. I guess FMT has something to sell.

    Keep stackin' my friends

    :)
     
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    Spam.
    How often are we going to get bombarded with shyte like this now paid advertising has ceased?
     
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    1. This forum's theme is Silver
    2. This subforum's theme is currency
    3. This video is on Silver & Currency

    Thanks raven
     
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    The official name of today's Mexican government is Estados Unidos Mexicanos (United Mexican States)

    For comparison, the term 'United States of America' in Mexican Spanish is Estados Unidos de Amrica.

    Interpret that however you wish.
     
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    Do you think the immigrant/refugee crisis is an orchestrated event following the agenda to bring in a North American Union?
     
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    I have no idea - this is an Australian silver stacker's forum.
     
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    We all can lookup the same research.
     
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    And your motive is to flog stuff using the age-old, broken-record sensationalist marketing tactics commonly used industry-wide for bullion, not to discuss:
    1. Silver.
    2. Currency.
    3. Silver & Currency.

    If multiple posts were used like this for any other product, it would be labelled as spam.

    Here, I have highlighted the obvious buzz-words and bullion clich's that gave it away within the first 30 seconds ;) :

     
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    lol you read things like i do ..
     
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    Yes but which source is actually reliable ? .Is there one you can suggest ?
     
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    I would recommend to always use multipe sources and yes, perhaps its better to trust someone who's not selling something or getting paid by a bullion company; we're not doing either though. We're offering a FREE newsletter to signup, and we don't sell bullion.

    But some guy telling you things who's not offering any service or product, you have to ask yourself, what are his incentives? He's doing it for fun?

    Capitalists and entrepreneurs take what they like to do, and find the best way they can to profit of of it. That's the goal of life. Your goal is not to live in poverty or to work at a job you hate just to support your family. Your goal is to do what your passion is and to make money somehow, you have to find customers willing to buy your producer. Our passion is making these videos and providing free information. We now offer a paid membership for people who enjoy our free content and want more from us.

    Silver has been our most discussed topic in four years we've been doing this.
    https://web.archive.org/web/20111017091623/http://futuremoneytrends.com/
     
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    In your own words
    then you came here and registered yesterday and posted only that would benefit you
    sounds like SPAM to me

    Looks like a Duck, walks like a Duck, Quacks like a Duck, it sure as hell isn't a Horse
     
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    It's a shame when people discourage content creators.
     
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    had to double check, "hugo salinas price". i thought for a second that hugo salinas might have been spanish for 'huge silver'. it's right though.
     
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    Haha, it is like a subtle message almost...

    "Hugo Salinas Price"

    "Huge Silver Price"
     
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    What about the large silver stockpiles that were built up since 2008 or so?
    Is 1200 Moz alot silver?
    What effect on the price trend may it have when being sold?
    Are you aware of historical data for silver stockpiles?
    For ex, the price has been flat for a couple decades until 2004. Certainly due to big production improvements / technological advances, but also, and likely mainly due to stockpiles. The few figures I have from that period, and only the latest years, show a stockpile selling rate of 60 Moz per year plus a similar 60 Moz by governments so 120 together. That's quite substantial but the sample is too small to be reliable.

    Btw, the US Mint doesnt cease sales due to shortage, they cease sales because otherwise 2013 dated coins would need be sold in 2014 and they don't want 2014 coins to be sold in 2013. They need some weeks to produce the 2014 coins, then when 2014 is there they sell them. It's just a policy not a shortage. And that is proved too: the january sales are much higher than any other month.
     
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    Where do you get the silver stockpile info? U.S. government stockpile is gone now.
     
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    http://www.cmegroup.com/delivery_reports/Silver_stocks.xls
    http://sprottphysicalsilvertrust.com/NetAssetValue.aspx
    http://us.ishares.com/product_info/fund/overview/SLV.htm
    http://www.etfsecurities.com/institutional/uk/en-gb/products/product/etfs-physical-silver-phag-lse
    http://www.etfsecurities.com/instit...product/etfs-physical-silver-shares-sivr-arca
    http://www.etfsecurities.com/instit...-physical-white-metal-basket-shares-wite-arca
    http://www.etfsecurities.com/instit...duct/etfs-physical-pm-basket-shares-gltr-arca
    http://www.centralfund.com/Nav Form.htm
    http://www.zkb.ch/etc/ml/repository.../factsheet/etf_silver_hedged_eur_pdf.File.pdf
    http://www.zkb.ch/etc/ml/repository...anlegen/factsheet/etf_silver_eur_pdf.File.pdf

    http://www.usmint.gov/about_the_mint/index.cfm?action=PreciousMetals&type=bullion
    http://www.perthmint.com.au/numismatic-mintages.aspx
    http://www.perthmintbullion.com/au/blog/blog
    http://www.usagold.com/bulliongoldcoinsales.html
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Silver_Maple_Leaf
    http://www.libertadproof.com/mintage.html

    There are some dozen others.
    And then all our stacks.
    And the rest that isn't reported.

    This can serve as a kinda overview to get an impression:
    https://www.silverinstitute.org/site/supply-demand/

    If I make the sum of all the silver that was stockpiled during the last 10 years, your former U.S. government stockpile looks like a sissy.
    And like all stockpiles, they will reappear for sale.
    I won't throw my silver in the ocean.
    Will you?
     

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