A biggest public campaign has started to end fractional reserve banking, look at the POSITIVE MONEY website and support the campaign ...and spread the word.
Au will do well in an inflationary milieu. Ag will as too. Yet, in a deflationary environment, Au will hold its own while Ag will deflate. That said, if there is more supply of Au than Ag, and Ag is consumed while Au is not, why will the monetary price of Ag deflate? It seems its fundamentals should buoy its price.
Before watching your videos, and others like them, I had NO idea money and commodities are actually more alike than they seem. Money can be treated like a commodity at times, in that if you make more of it, the value drops. If you take it out of circulation, demand for it increases. Just like EVERY other thing out there.
Paper and electronic money IS a commodity. The main difference is that it only has value because the law says so.
BTW, your graph sucks, but your explanation made up for it :D
You'll be lucky to see it at all, unless the manipulators really keep the price down for most of the year. Crazy stuff going on in the physical silver world. Good luck!
Yes, I know that $14 will be hard to hit in a day and a half, but when silver finally starts to move, we could see several dollars per day or more increases. That is how much the silver market has been manipulated and represents just how far below true value the spot price is.
try searching cncb video for Kevin Ferry Cronus Futures. I have just refound it doing this search. the video is oddly called "improvement in market tone."
The big one everyone should be looking out for is the bond market bust! they are on the precipice, check this link not sure the last 6 seconds were meant as part of the broadcast. (remove the space and add the w's) cnbc. com/id/15840232?video=1101295201&play=1 The guy talking works in the bond industry every day and the worry is palpable.
Bond Sales bust = no more borrowing = bust banks= no fiat value/uncontrolled inflation. Let me know what you think!
Its up because UK gilts are falling under uk growth worries. If that has generated 13$/Oz Gold leap in 30 mins, imagine what will happen if the Fed continues to buy T-Bills.
try searching cncb video for Kevin Ferry Cronus Futures. I have just refound it doing this search. the video is oddly called "improvement in market tone."
I would add that money and credit/debt are considered the same thing from a money supply perspective. Banks are reducing/calling in credit lines. People have low appetite for new debt now due to uncertain economy, job cuts, etc. Deflation likely to continue until retail inventories depleted, bankruptcies run their course. Bankruptcies further reduce money supply as they destroy credit/debt.
Central banks working overtime (PRINTING) against these forces, but will not succeed for long while b/c credit bubble was of epic proportions in world history. I expect a war or other major distraction and excuse to devalue currencies esp US dollar. Outside major distraction, or devaluation event will take at least a year or two for money supply to increase due to credit and debt destruction forces. I own silver and gold and continue to buy.
Yes, you are certainly correct, but you are looking at it from an academic viewpoint. While it is true that credit/debt are the same thing from a money supply perspective, the fact remains that those who took credit/debt spent that created money, so when that credit/debt journal entry is written off, it affects the lending institution's books, but the current holders of the "money" can still spend it! You then add the printing debacle and you don't have a long deflationary period b4 inflation.
Dont forget that inflation can also come from increases in the bond costs. If they start paying 5% on a 6mth bill then the costs of borrowing will increase accordingly. Most businesses are underpinned by borrowing and their increase in money cost will result in increase in product costs. I agree though deflation will be the result until inventories are exhausted, this will be sooner for some goods like chocolate but cars could take years.
Not forgetting the biggest impact that morgage interest rates must follow the same trend as the bond rates which will lead to more defaults and...... well you know the rest.
In the US, food prices are still rising, too. So you can get a car or a TV or a new wardrobe for less money, but you'll go hungry doing it. I think it's a mixed bag. ='[.]'=
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A biggest public campaign has started to end fractional reserve banking, look at the POSITIVE MONEY website and support the campaign ...and spread the word.
PositiveMoneyUK 8 months ago
Au will do well in an inflationary milieu. Ag will as too. Yet, in a deflationary environment, Au will hold its own while Ag will deflate. That said, if there is more supply of Au than Ag, and Ag is consumed while Au is not, why will the monetary price of Ag deflate? It seems its fundamentals should buoy its price.
Help? THanks
nepenthean 2 years ago
ANZAC's "Lest we Forget"
minimoo2000 2 years ago
Before watching your videos, and others like them, I had NO idea money and commodities are actually more alike than they seem. Money can be treated like a commodity at times, in that if you make more of it, the value drops. If you take it out of circulation, demand for it increases. Just like EVERY other thing out there.
Paper and electronic money IS a commodity. The main difference is that it only has value because the law says so.
BTW, your graph sucks, but your explanation made up for it :D
drutter 2 years ago
getting ridiculous. Its now 1-2 months delay to get silver from Perth Mint
4rcane 2 years ago
u have an order on the go?
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
I now have 3 ordered on pending, Won't see my order til early June. I placed the order early March
4rcane 2 years ago
You'll be lucky to see it at all, unless the manipulators really keep the price down for most of the year. Crazy stuff going on in the physical silver world. Good luck!
drutter 2 years ago
my kilo coins arrived withing 3 weeks of order, but im still waiting over a month now, for the 20oz bars to arrive...
gamimenaki 2 years ago
so he only had a few hundred ounces? Is that what you're saying?
stellaconcepts 2 years ago
good vids. try to record in a room with less echo or maybe use a mic, I dont know what but the audio is hard to hear
bluedonkeyman 2 years ago
Silverstone Reports Record Quarterly Sales of 1.1 Million Silver Equivalent Ounces for Q1
Apr 22 2009 5:21AM
rainstormaeroponics 2 years ago
price just jumped $0.50 in an hour, so maybe it's seller's remorese!!
myvagine 2 years ago
How are you not banned from every thinking youtuber's videos? You're such an idiot.
drutter 2 years ago 2
Silver's heading up, up, up! Up over .50 so far today, on top of 3%+ increase yesterday. I think we could see $14/oz by weeks end.
Eraser7622 2 years ago
Yes, I know that $14 will be hard to hit in a day and a half, but when silver finally starts to move, we could see several dollars per day or more increases. That is how much the silver market has been manipulated and represents just how far below true value the spot price is.
Eraser7622 2 years ago
swifive. try pasting /id/15840232?video=1101295201&play=1 after dotcom
the piece on cnbc is commented by Kevin Ferry of Cronus Futures.
pardonwhat 2 years ago
That suffix was already included in your first post - and as swifive said it just brings you to the home page.
Any more pointers to it?
mallamoozoo 2 years ago
try searching cncb video for Kevin Ferry Cronus Futures. I have just refound it doing this search. the video is oddly called "improvement in market tone."
pardonwhat 2 years ago
The big one everyone should be looking out for is the bond market bust! they are on the precipice, check this link not sure the last 6 seconds were meant as part of the broadcast. (remove the space and add the w's) cnbc. com/id/15840232?video=1101295201&play=1 The guy talking works in the bond industry every day and the worry is palpable.
Bond Sales bust = no more borrowing = bust banks= no fiat value/uncontrolled inflation. Let me know what you think!
pardonwhat 2 years ago
btw the key indicator to watch the spread between the 6mth and 2yr T-Bills. its on the cnbc vid.
pardonwhat 2 years ago
Gold is running up right now!!!
pardonwhat 2 years ago
Its up because UK gilts are falling under uk growth worries. If that has generated 13$/Oz Gold leap in 30 mins, imagine what will happen if the Fed continues to buy T-Bills.
pardonwhat 2 years ago
That link just brings you to the home page. Any more info regarding title, commentator? Thanks
Swifive 2 years ago
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try searching cncb video for Kevin Ferry Cronus Futures. I have just refound it doing this search. the video is oddly called "improvement in market tone."
pardonwhat 2 years ago
I would add that money and credit/debt are considered the same thing from a money supply perspective. Banks are reducing/calling in credit lines. People have low appetite for new debt now due to uncertain economy, job cuts, etc. Deflation likely to continue until retail inventories depleted, bankruptcies run their course. Bankruptcies further reduce money supply as they destroy credit/debt.
jetmotoAG 2 years ago
Central banks working overtime (PRINTING) against these forces, but will not succeed for long while b/c credit bubble was of epic proportions in world history. I expect a war or other major distraction and excuse to devalue currencies esp US dollar. Outside major distraction, or devaluation event will take at least a year or two for money supply to increase due to credit and debt destruction forces. I own silver and gold and continue to buy.
jetmotoAG 2 years ago
Yes, you are certainly correct, but you are looking at it from an academic viewpoint. While it is true that credit/debt are the same thing from a money supply perspective, the fact remains that those who took credit/debt spent that created money, so when that credit/debt journal entry is written off, it affects the lending institution's books, but the current holders of the "money" can still spend it! You then add the printing debacle and you don't have a long deflationary period b4 inflation.
Eraser7622 2 years ago
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Eraser7622 2 years ago
Dont forget that inflation can also come from increases in the bond costs. If they start paying 5% on a 6mth bill then the costs of borrowing will increase accordingly. Most businesses are underpinned by borrowing and their increase in money cost will result in increase in product costs. I agree though deflation will be the result until inventories are exhausted, this will be sooner for some goods like chocolate but cars could take years.
pardonwhat 2 years ago
Not forgetting the biggest impact that morgage interest rates must follow the same trend as the bond rates which will lead to more defaults and...... well you know the rest.
pardonwhat 2 years ago
Where is deflation happening in Australia - seems to me the price of everything is going up (except houses)
mallamoozoo 2 years ago
In the US, food prices are still rising, too. So you can get a car or a TV or a new wardrobe for less money, but you'll go hungry doing it. I think it's a mixed bag. ='[.]'=
Raycheetah 2 years ago
0 views? Did you post it 1 minute ago?
mallamoozoo 2 years ago
yeap just then - u must be the first viewer :)
stellaconcepts 2 years ago