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  • I see the cost of consumable goods to keep rising. Housing values will plunge another 15-25% by 2013.Energy prices will shoot through the roof causing more layoffs as what is left of manufacturing in the U.S will grind to a halt. Yes, GM and Chrysler will be begging for another bailout soon since they squandered the money they already received.

    Soon, the artificially inflated stock market will be corrected to its real value, about 40-60% lower than it stands now.

  • The M3, which is velocity of money entering the economy is no longer reported, but it still can be estimated by economist and right now, the consensus estimate is it is -5%. That is deflationary. That makes sense when you consider all the wealth destruction we’ve had; i.e. house market collapse, stock market collapse, and most importantly, employment collapse. It is obvious that we will have deflation followed by a currency collapse when the debt cannot be serviced.

  • @donharlan1 The only way we can have inflation is if the government/fed start giving more money to the masses than they’ve lost in the previously mentioned collapses. It really is that simple.

  • All of the above. then Martial law.

  • stagflation - hyperinflationrary depression

  • THE ANSWER IS hyperinflation on anything that you can not pay off such as food, gass , taxes, water,, cable , rubish, insurance, ect. DEFLATION on things that you can pay off such as houses , cars, boats , ect. stagflation on wages and investments also civil unrest and a strong restince to the tax increase and to the banks this was carfully planed and is very sucsessfull so there you have it be carefull and plan good luck

  • Some experts say, Deflation still outperforming Hyper-inflation then will move only to Hyperinflation later! At the end of the day, it will just end badly! Either way gold/silver will do well! Flight to Quality!

  • I think hyperinflation or stagflation...or most likely, a combo of the two.

  • Well we have Stagflation where I live here in the USA, no growth and rising prices.

    I believe "they" will do all they can to keep hyperinflation to a minimum. I know we here on YT have a good idea what is going on, however most do not. So the lies will continue and like the fish in the pond, and the hook line and sinker will be taken without question. The USA will get a VAT , I can almost taste it. VAT will to be the replacement for hyperinflation. All sales will be taxed, even gold and silver

  • @CTOL1 So do you think they will be able to hold inflation back? Or will it become a full blown hyperinflationary environment in the states?

    VAT is NASTY, take it from a Brit CTOL1.

    I buy my silver from one of the channel Islands VAT free (supposedly),

    it works out at £14.99 an oz (inclusive of shipping costs), and that's cheap in the UK. Our VAT is 17.5 %.

    Cheer's,

    Andrew.

  • @NowisEvollovetion Inflation will ramp up, it has to with the current model, how much is the question. As it is now food has gone up dramatically although they keep it hidden by reducing content. I know all about VAT, having friends in Canada and the UK, it blows me away how much just a 100 pack of CDRW's cost there! Wages keep sliding back as well, so while it wont look like inflation, the effect will be the same, this has been going on for some time, particularly with price per Kilowatt hour ^

  • @NowisEvollovetion hey, I think you use the same guys as me for silver.

    Bought a 5kilo bar from them and I got hit for vat by customs, but he slipped a bar of palladium I bought in with it, so no vat charged.

    First bar I bought from them got hit by customs for the vat, since being a repeat customer they have slipped a couple through 'vat free' ;)

  • @erushbass If it is a company called Sarnia Silver on Guernsey it's the same people. They are not doing anything illegal.

    Check them out, I today have just purchased another 20 oz's off them at £14.99 inclusive of p&p, nice rounds.

    Cheer's,

    Andrew.

  • @NowisEvollovetion aahhh they send 'em seperatley.They seem to think they can apply this to bars! Surely there not chopping it to bits and sending it in small chunks!!!!!!!

    They deffo look a good deal for 1oz coins though.

    Most of my silver is in bars, more silver less pemium!

    Those Philhamonicas are beautifull coins are they £14.99 inc p&p?

  • Just found em.£16.25 each.

    Thats a good price on a per coin basis.

  • @erushbass Im a bit slow tonight but I now see they only sell 1oz bars.

    I like 1kilo bars, you get more silver for your money.

    Still gonna order some of those phillys though!!

  • 2-3-1 in that order. We've already had 2 so that leaves 3 then 1 IMHO

  • @ShillBasher Shill, going by the fact that you have chosen all threel, does that mean that you are currently undecided? lol.

    Nice to hear from you matey,

    Andrew.

  • @NowisEvollovetion

    I'm not very undecided, or am I? lol.

    As I said; I think we'll have devaluation (that's already happened) followed by stagflation (on our way towards it I think). Ultimately we'll have higher inflation (possible hyper inflation, worst case scenario!)

    Just my opinion, I could be completely and utterly wrong on all counts?.

  • P.S.

    You forgot to list number 4: HYPERDESTAGFLATION, lol

    I've noticed you've seemed a little alarmed about things of late. Everything OK with you work wise?.

    Always remember; the difference between a recession and a depression is easily explained:

    A recesion is when your neighbour loses his job.

    A depression is when you lose yours!.

    It's all about perception, mate. I'm busy as f££k so as far as I'm concerned the recession is over. Ask me again in 2 months ; )

  • @ShillBasher I wouldn't describe myself as alarmed at all Shill, I am actually as relaxed as relaxed could be. That is the benefit of being prepared for any eventuality I suppose.

    I am actually laid off work this week but I return next monday.

    I have used this week to make a few videos here on YT, and to catch up on some sleep.

    Cheer's, Andy.

  • @NowisEvollovetion

    Weird how I knew something was up tho', huh?.

    I'm able to spot the signs because I was in the same position a few months back. At that time I honestly thought that everything was turning to sh!t. Now I'm busy as hell and the summer is almost here and I honestly can't see any sign of a recession.

    Like I said, it's all about our own personal perception. Remember that and you can get through almost anything that comes your way : )

  • @ShillBasher There will only ever be ONE winner my friend, and that individual is ME.

    Speak to you soon,

    Andrew.

  • @NowisEvollovetion

    I'll race ya to the top : )

    Take it easy, mate

  • @ShillBasher I'm already there matey.

    Cheer's matey,

    Andrew.

  • @ShillBasher

    I never thought about it that way but thats an interesting perspective!

  • Blue skies, nothing but blue skies.

  • Its obvious for me. My choice is #3. I see stagflation here in the USA.

  • This reminds me of the scene on CNN where Ron Paul beats on the jewish guy, Ben Bernanke. He tells him to stop printing money because it creates inflation. Ben's response is typical for a jew, "Dont worry, it is printed digitally." It does not matter if the books are cooked by paper or computer. There will be inflation. There are too many counteries and US company mouths to feed.

    stagflation, then inflation.

  • when the gold/silver manipulation is finally exposed and corrected there will be hyperinflation as hyperinflation is predominantly a lack of confidence event.

    in the meantime we will have inflation in necessities (food, fuel ,etc) and deflation in the housing market (about bloody time). In the uk people need a bit more pain to wake up to the insanity of the present system. imho

  • good one

  • i assume you asking in regards to UK?

    i reckon stagflation,

    the reason why,whenever a market direction is assumed,force from the controlling parties make changes, and so most people are kept in the dark of the full picture..

    with the amount of debt incurred,most are not aware of the seriousness of the amount owed, and so ,stagflation.

  • multi-year inflation - done!

    large deflation - next

    (deflation in the things we own eg. house)

    (inflation in the things we use eg. energy)

    Massive hyper inflation - later

    as Governments force the Fed to print

  • @martialarm We are in the same camp martial, a BIT of number 2 and then a LOT of number 1.

    Cheer's,

    Andrew.

  • Eternal Light......we are spiritual Beings having a human experience and are birthing into that infinite state of Being, a higher state of Consciousness.....

  • @outoftheboxinsight I am 100% with you on that point. And I suppose when you look at the reality of the situation, does anything else actually matter?

    After all, we are merely passing through onto a higher plane.

  • @NowisEvollovetion of course it matters. the evolution of the universe depends on us being responsible. we can't evolve into our true state of being without responsible choice. that's why a lot of us were born in the uk. because we love a challenge and a laugh. namaste

  • @boptah Every part of the jigsaw of life has it's value, even the smallest, most obscure piece. Why? As without that piece the picture is simply IMCOMPLETE.

    In that respect I agree with you.

    But once this place has been exceeded, it will be left far behind, NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN.

    Cheer's,

    Andrew.

  • A STATE OF STAGFLATION

  • @NowisEvollovetion

    I see an inflationary trend, but not rampant hyperinflation (as the currency being "printed" is mostly digital, and thus more easily manipulated), in a stagnant economy, thus, stagflation. ='[.]'=

  • @Raycheetah Thank you for you input Ray.

    How come you are up so early matey? I didn't expect much response from your side of the pond for a few hour yet.

    Andrew.

  • @NowisEvollovetion

    My sleep schedule, unbound to anything as solid as a job at the moment, is inconsistent, except that, given the opportunity, I tend to be a night-owl. =^[.]^=

  • @truthgardener Hey, I am not that big ratbag.

    How are you doing?

  • A DEFLATION

  • A HYPERINFLATION

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