Agreed. I do think $1360 USD gold is very possible. I expect another drop in silver too. The way the AUD is going there could be a quite bumpy road ahead.Another Harry Dent. While I don't think there is sub-$1000 gold, but it could drop back to $1400-$1500.
Agreed. I do think $1360 USD gold is very possible. I expect another drop in silver too. The way the AUD is going there could be a quite bumpy road ahead.
Not really, its not uncommon to have all 3 flations in certain areas, but to commit to something once this blows over Ill say its a long stint of stagflation.^ commitment problems?
Yes if it only dips then there is no practical way to get our sticky hands onto any bars or coins. Purchasing miners might be worthwhile at that time. Still there is a long road ahead and until the path is a lot clearer I am still in cash.Anything is possible but it will be only a paper trade as there will be no bullion left if gold dips back to $1500!
Most people ( ie the great unwashed) are still ignorant, so isn't it mainly an issue relating to supply chains at the moment? I mean the Gold is still in the ground, the problem is no one's digging, transporting, distributing or posting it at the moment. Surely once things get moving again one will still be able to get one's sticky mits on it for the foreseeable future? My question is if this is a plandemic, which I believe it is- why have they conspired to freeze up the gold chain?Buy your metals now or forever be silently regretful.
The mines aren't selling to the refiners. The refiners are closed to quarantine. The mints are rationing their supply. The dealers are hanging on for better days. The unwashed masses are lined up down the street for their piece of silver.Most people ( ie the great unwashed) are still ignorant, so isn't it mainly an issue relating to supply chains at the moment? I mean the Gold is still in the ground, the problem is no one's digging, transporting, distributing or posting it at the moment. Surely once things get moving again one will still be able to get one's sticky mits on it for the foreseeable future? My question is if this is a plandemic, which I believe it is- why have they conspired to freeze up the gold chain?
There is an assumption that things will normalise and dealers will return to their normal premiums. What is the evidence for this?Most people ( ie the great unwashed) are still ignorant, so isn't it mainly an issue relating to supply chains at the moment? I mean the Gold is still in the ground, the problem is no one's digging, transporting, distributing or posting it at the moment. Surely once things get moving again one will still be able to get one's sticky mits on it for the foreseeable future? My question is if this is a plandemic, which I believe it is- why have they conspired to freeze up the gold chain?
You must live in Northern NSW?( ie the great unwashed)
I have no evidence. But I know how much these guys love money ( and Gold). I can't imagine those mines will be shut down forever, not while there is still product in the ground. As to premiums I do not address this. No doubt the price of Gold will be forever altered, but I do believe it will become somewhat more available than it is at present until, of course, the whole thing falls off the large and looming cliff.There is an assumption that things will normalise and dealers will return to their normal premiums. What is the evidence for this?
I have my metals. I think the shut down was leverage to get key pieces of legislation in situ. Now that Trump has his bailout and the digital currency is all but assured, I think the narrative will shift.The mines aren't selling to the refiners. The refiners are closed to quarantine. The mints are rationing their supply. The dealers are hanging on for better days. The unwashed masses are lined up down the street for their piece of silver.
Unless you have plans to open your own mine, buy your metals now or forever hold your silence regretfully.