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Silver: Not Time to Worry As Bill Holter says,
From Steve St. Angelo:
From Gary Savage: “There is one reason and one reason only why gold generated a massive bear market. The Fed needed to do QE3 and keep the stock market inflated. They didn’t however want that liquidity to flow into the commodity markets, spike inflation, and destroy the global economy, as happened in 2008.” And, with a little help and an over-bought condition, gold and silver were smashed from 2011 – 2015. “But by the fall of last year the energy industry was in trouble and on the verge of triggering another financial crisis and many over-leveraged energy companies were on the verge of going under. The Fed desperately needed some commodity inflation.” And, with a little help and an over-sold condition, gold and silver have rallied nicely since their lows in December 2015. From Tom Cloud (via email): “The Chinese have opened their physical gold and silver markets TODAY. [April 19] China will have a lot of control in pricing, thus hurting the companies that have been shorting the market.” “Physical delivery of silver from the COMEX could cause defaults [including cash settlements].” “The dollar is down 5% in just three months. I believe that the dollar will have a significant drop before the end of the year.” “…I believe silver will do as well [in 2016] as it did in 2010 when it went from $17.20 per oz. to $30.60 per oz.” “Currently there is not a more important investment in the world than silver. If things deteriorate in world economies it is the ultimate safety vehicle.” Watch his video on silver! Silver prices should rise, but as we know from watching markets for the past 30 years, futures and derivatives can distort markets, both higher and lower. Never underestimate the craziness of politicians or central bankers regarding what they will do to retain power and influence. But most of what they must do to inflate stock and bond markets – print various currencies – will drive currencies lower and push silver and gold prices higher. ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF HISTORY – simplified version: Central bankers want more debt, more currency in circulation, and mild to moderate inflation. Politicians want to spend more, buy votes, receive payoffs, and take care of their friends. The military wants another war. That triumvirate of money interests, politicians, and the military practically guarantees more debt and higher prices. Examine the following chart of US national debt (in $ millions) and average annual silver prices – both on log scales: Note that debt and silver prices clearly increase exponentially. The dashed lines show Excel calculated exponential trends. More debt means higher silver prices – on average. Given our triumvirate above, we will have more debt and much higher silver prices in the next decade. Examine the same data over the past 30 years. Debt and prices increase exponentially and silver is due to rally for several years. More wars, debt, social programs, and desperation will accelerate the rise. QUESTIONS TO ASK:
Silver Thrives, Paper Dies!Gary Christenson The Deviant Investor For another view on the gold that supposedly is stored in Fort Knox, my novel, “Fort Knox Down!” will be published soon. Watch for it! Gary Christenson is the owner and writer for the popular and contrarian investment site Deviant Investor and the author of the book, “Gold Value and Gold Prices 1971 – 2021.” He is a retired accountant and business manager with 30 years of experience studying markets, investing, and trading. He writes about investing, gold, silver, the economy, and central banking. His articles are published on Deviant Investor as well as other popular sites such as 321gold.com, peakprosperity.com, goldseek.com, dollarcollapse.com, brotherjohnf.com, and many others. Many years ago he did graduate work in physics (all but dissertation), so he strongly believes in analysis, objective facts, and rational decisions based on hard data. Gary Christenson Contact me: deviantinvestor at gmail.com
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