Silver Update 11/26/11 Silver History Part 1

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  • What most people do not understand or can not get their heads around is that what is coming is the greatest transfer of wealth in the history of the world. To many people are thinking in terms of dollars and what a paper dollar buys. The Dollar is dead folks. You will be starting fires in your fireplace with paper dollars. What will count is how many physical silver ounces you have in your possession. I don't care if you pay 5.00 or 500.00.

  • @SIERRAHPBT Amen

  • Nice presentation but it means nothing if the USA goes into a hyperinflation, your using cooked government numbers instead of more credible Shadow-States numbers to show inflation's, so what if silver is $15,000 an ounce if gas is say $1500.00 a gallon all this talk is meaningless unless you have a proper formula to base it on meaning we know hyperinflation is coming the problem is we don't know the degree or full outcome of it yet until its too late.

  • @TheSilverguy79 Everything I presented was assuming a stable currency

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  • @garryjlindsay I didn't sell any silver in 2008. I bought more

  • Silver Miners should organize a world silver cartel and eventual became the next global central bankers !!

    Its a shame they are so stupid working with Bankers on short selling silver !! Miners are really working against themselves hedging their future production !!

    INSANE INDEED !!

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  • Would you like to put a timeline on these prices occuring? 5, 10, 20 years?

  • Interesting analysis. Though, I'm highly skeptical of $1,000/oz. silver. It would take a hyperinflation of the U.S. Dollar to reach that price. I'd be a bit more conservative, at $200-$300/oz.

    I expect silver to outperform gold by a factor of 4, and am investing in the two metals, accordingly, at a 200:1 ratio. This means 200 oz. of silver bought, for every 1 oz. of gold bought. I come to this by multiplying the current silver/gold ratio (about 53:1) by my opinion of a 4:1 performance ratio.

  • The monetary history of the USA has many twists and turns, there is Constitution which states only gold/silver coins be used in payment of debts, public and private, but then there have been 2 Central Banks issuing paper currency, the first from 1791-1811 and the second from 1816-36 and the non-Federal non-Reserve from 1913 to present, so my question is: how has the 600 year chart of the real price of silver extrapolated the pre-1792 price ?

  • Another highly informative video from BrotherJohn.

    On the Monthly Nearby 30-Year T-Bonds (CBOT), while people should be aware what this 30 year long rising trend is characteristic of a bubble, please can someone tell a novice to a chart such as this what the vertical axis is denominated in ?

  • @adasilvas And whats this talk about SocGen: QE3 In March 2012 to Take Gold Up to $8,500/oz??? anytime I here any BANK estimate a price i think - down down down...

    Is it possible we can have another margin hike? I've purchased silver from $18 3 years ago to $40 a few weeks ago...but now I'm looking to buy in the mid to low 20's not sure if that going to happen or not...

  • another great video!!! All this talk about correction and its short term affect on gold/silver is killing me...Are we seriously going under 20-25?? hows that even possible? I understand that deflationary pressure can cause massive selloffs but this must a PAPER thing. Although paper is still controlling the price-which brings me to my 3 questions:

    1)when will the paper price deviate from physical

    2)will it really go under 20? with or without QE3

    3)what price is expected in the summer of 2012?

  • @TheSilverguy79 wouldn't silver be worth more than $15K/oz in an hyperinflation scenario? Silver (and gold) as hard assets will "appreciate" along with other hard commodities at the same rate (if not more) as paper currencies depreciate.

  • Great video - but friggin's tired of that Chuck Norris ad.

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