Drawing the whole world into Gold before letting Silver go HYPERBOLIC

silver at $38.45
gold at $1710.60

which is more likely......
silver at $76.90
or gold at $3421.20

Its funny how sentiment changes so quickly around here.
Silver is likely to underperform when compared to gold over this period but as we have now seen on a number of occasions, despite the constant debate.... Silver is regarded as a hedge and has seen waves of speculation in times of economic uncertainty.

Let gold shine. I have gold. But I am happier to have silver.
Continue the media reports on the value of gold.
People will google gold... and gold investment will rise. POG goes up. This continues as more people take a look and then find silver as an alternative. They will investigate silvers performance and comparative price and make up their own minds.


edited for punctuation(mum would be proud).
 
Bullion Baron said:
Just my pesonal opinion, but I think Silver is the sideshow, not Gold. A more likely scenario in my eyes is they get everyone into Silver as everyone expects a repeat of the low GSR seen in 1980 only to have Gold remonetised in some form and Silver not.
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Totally agree.

Some people seem to 'want' silver to appreciate wildly. That doesn't mean it will.

Central Banks are buying gold, which makes gold more than a simple commodity.

Silver is just a commodity. A pretty one, that I particularly like.

And for everyone who says gold is too 'expensive' - you don't have to buy a 400oz bar at a time. You're simply hanging on to preconceived notions of value by quantity. Do you think gold buyers in 2001 thought $300oz gold was too expensive? What about those same buyers at $600oz? $1000oz? $1500oz?

If gold is at $10000oz, is it too expensive? And I guess $1700oz gold would be cheap then, in comparison.

We're not buying houses or stocks here. Cheap/expensive... they're only relative to return on investment (RoI). If someone thinks gold is too expensive, then they probably think either a) gold will not go up further in price, or b) I missed the best opportunity to buy last week/month/year/decade so therefore as it is more expensive than that now it must be overbought as I am infallible.

:rolleyes:
 
silverfunk said:
During the 80s spike tiffanies took out a full page advert against the hunt bros and their activities.
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what are they gonna do? take out a full page advert against the Federal Reserve?
 
Mike0770 said:
As the Elites dont want people to become insanely wealthy here's what they have planned.

1) Let Gold prices soar to all time highs - target $2200/oz
2) Let the media saturate the public with 'Gold fever' hype
3) Once they have drawn the massess into investing into Gold they will let silver soar overnight to it's true price..My guess $400 - $1000/oz

By then the common man would have taken the 'Gold' bait and missed the greatest opportunity of all time.

Wake up people.
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Can you copy pasta the sauce?
 
The figurative 'value' of future silver in fiat terms really is arbitary at the end of the day.

Regardless of what figure you have in mind, the fundamentals on silver have not changed.

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There's really not a lot of physical silver out there left to buy at these prices.

Between the market manipulation and the paper market on silver, there's really no modern means to guage the true 'value' of silver. Until the barriers to free market price discovery mechanisms are removed (and a massive increase in physical demand vs supply can achieve that), we won't really know where silver can go.

But I will say of all the commodities to invest in today, Silver is easily the number one option IMHO for the average joe to dip into without requiring a very large financial commitment.

What value do you put on a modern industrial commodity that's being DESTROYED at record rates?

The fundamentals haven't changed people.

Whether you're focused on the monetary or commodity vector of silver, both look damn attractive at the root level when you consider all the factors at hand.

So $50 silver, $100 silver, $500 silver or above, it doesn't matter.

All that will matter at the end is how many ounces you hold.
 
Marco55 said:
In my opinion, this is a banker scam to take as much Silver and Gold, out of the hands of everyone.

A common thread at the moment, in many reports, is another banker scam is underway. They would have a lot of trouble confiscating/nationalising Gold and Silver. Particularly as a lot of it is now in Asia, and the Middle East. They jack-up the price, and a lot of that mainly hidden junk silver coins and silver jewellery will come to light.

This will make Gold and Silver too expensive for most people to own.
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You are simply describing market dynamics in this post. It is not a conspiracy. If the banks think owning more gold is a good idea, then they will pay more for it. As demand goes up price goes up.


I put in an order for an ounce of gold on saturday but cancelled it. Might seem silly now but I felt like I had become one of the hoard, rushing in as the price was spiking.

Markets are the most aware they have been of the economic situation at the moment. When the IPhone5 comes out, and people forget again, then I'll buy some more.
 
Auspm said:
The figurative 'value' of future silver in fiat terms really is arbitary at the end of the day.

Regardless of what figure you have in mind, the fundamentals on silver have not changed.
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(Sometimes I nit-pick at the edges.)
But the annual production of both said metals are a part of fundamentals, and depicted as a cube of annual production, this would look very different.
So much so to some minds it would make your 'cube' point irrelevant.
 
What were we doing holding out for mid 30's when it hit under 40 even with premiums you couldve flipped 80 for 2 and that 2 for 90 in under a week. I know I'm giving myself a little kick.
 
Mike0770 said:
As the Elites dont want people to become insanely wealthy here's what they have planned.

1) Let Gold prices soar to all time highs - target $2200/oz
2) Let the media saturate the public with 'Gold fever' hype
3) Once they have drawn the massess into investing into Gold they will let silver soar overnight to it's true price..My guess $400 - $1000/oz

By then the common man would have taken the 'Gold' bait and missed the greatest opportunity of all time.

Wake up people.
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I see your point, there may be some truth in this.
 
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