Hey stockmarketfreak Great Video. Awesome Channel. Have A Great Day.

2014 hahaha, with more bond buying on the horizon. Commodities are now officially counter trending equities. Oil is on the rise, platinum and silver are hot hot hot. This uptrend will likely be longer and steadier than the last one, with less volitility. I see triple digit silver in two years, and probably about 60 this year. I think gold will have a very tempered upward trend, making way for silver and platinum to gain in the ratios. I think platinum is going to 3000 in about a year and a half on Chinese investment and industrial demand. The "hawks" of the FED got replaced with "doves" which points to more QE, more cheap money, more of the same.

You are correct, I should have said an equities deflationary period. Even though the money supply was huge, the equities were in the gutter.

The plain truth is that even if Ron Paul wins, the fundamentals for the dollar are still terrible and too momentous to reverse. The same is true for the fundamentals of the economy. If interest rates went to 15%, it would destroy the federal government and the military as there would be no more fake money to prop them up. That is the pain you speak of, a total collapse of all government services, not just the ones that should be cut. I love Ron Paul but a trillion in cuts won't even wink at our total debt. The fundamentals of the deficit, dollar, and economy point to a massive flight to commodities the likes of which have not been seen since by a long shot yet.

Silver hit its all time high in 1979 and 1980 during a deflationary period. This was the end of the secular bullmarket in commodities that occured in the stagflation of the 1970's.As it was aproaching the high in a secular bull market in commodities, stocks were deflating. In fact this has been happening since the new secular bull market in commodities started in 1999, after the Nasdaq popped. Looking on a day to day basis it looks as though commidities and stock are linked, but on a ten year basis commodities have outperformed currencies and equities. Everyone is calling on mass deflation or hyperinflation but the true disease is stagflation. And that is bullish for commodities and bearish for currencies and equities alike.

Not to mention what people thought Gold would do back when it was in the 30's

That's the same thing Peter Schiff said to Adrian Douglas. You're right about the sell-offs. But there's going to be WAVES of sell-offs all the way up. Silver is the most electrically conductive metal. It's the most thermally conductive metal. It's the most reflective metal. It has unique anti-bacterial properties. It kills diseases. It has many applications in the medical field. It's so extremely unique that there typically isn't a substitute for it. A large chunk of what's mined per year is already spoken for by industry. And it's used in such small amounts per product that large increases of the spot price do not have substantial effects on industrial demand... No, you'll see landfills dug up and Silver Recycle Bins in mass before the bull run is completely over

Also, there's a historical precedence for this. Within the past few years, Rhodium went from something like $300 an oz to peaking at $10,000. Silver could do something far more dramatic, says Adrian Douglas

Adrian Douglas (GATA) demonstrated (on YouTube) how the supply/demand equilibrium price for Gold is $57,000 BEFORE Hyperinflation, with Silver's equilibrium price being even more. Of course, there's always the psychology variable so I doubt that spot prices would make me so lucky. But $1,000 Silver, in real terms, is well within the range of possibilities. There's just not enough physical metal to satisfy demand. Plenty of paper silver out there though! Possibly 1,000 times more but easily 100 since Jeffrey Christian officially affirmed this. If there's only 1 oz of silver available and you have 100 times more dollars chasing it then how much is it REALLY worth? When the COMEX goes bust, you're going to see some rich riots. As far as the physical metal goes, spot could reach parity with gold (or even exceed it) if only for a brief span of time. Realistically, I'm hoping for a 5:1 Gold to Silver ratio, but I think 10:1 is a minimum

How so? I'm curious