Neben Uran die andere ganz große Spekulation

verfasst von wuzge, 17.07.2005, 10:03

-->Hallo allerseit,

ich weiß, es wird langweilig. Man kann es nicht mehr hören. Aber gut Ding will (Lang-) Weile haben. Wer Aufregung will, muss Optionen kaufen oder ins Casino gehen. Wer gewinnen will, muss Langeweile ertragen.


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A mere 1% (der Papierdollarmenge) is $290 Billion, which, at $500 /oz. (Gold) is a massive demand of 18,039 tonnes. Do you understand what that means? That means that far, far less than 1% of dollars, in either bonds or M3 can buy gold, because there simply is not that much gold available.

Long before 1% of U.S. paper dollars tries to buy gold, gold will be going up well over $1000/oz., and silver will be headed up over $50/oz.

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To scare away investors--that is the entire reason gold and silver are manipulated in the first place. Only the trend investors can be deceived. The problem is that nearly everyone is a trend investor. Very few investors understand value. If people knew the facts and used their brains, the available above-ground refined silver would be gone by tomorrow, and the price would be well over $20-50/oz.

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Note how extremely tiny is the silver market, relative to the tiny gold market, relative to the money and bond markets.

Now, a popular myth is that there is not enough gold and silver to do the work of money. However, that is not true. If gold and silver are valuable enough, there is always enough gold and silver to act as money.

So, how valuable do you think gold and silver will get, when people start to sell overvalued stocks and bonds for real money, gold and silver, which are the only real alternatives to protect themselves from bankruptcies of companies like GM, from bankruptcies of big banks, and from the continued inflation?

See, the value of bonds will go down, as interest rates must rise. Interest rates must rise to match the capital gains that exist in the gold market--to get people back into bonds. But gold is rising, what, 40% per year? Imagine 50% interest rates in the bond market to draw people back to bonds! GM will soon not be able to refinance their $300 billion in debt. Imagine the capital destruction in the values of the bond market as interest rates rise, and as bond values move inverse to that from all the selling in the bond market.

The $49 trillion in the bond market MUST flow into the gold and silver markets as this process of debt destruction continues.

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Schönen Sonntag
wuzge



<ul> ~ http://www.silverstockreport.com/reports/silverstockreport57.html#The_money_chart</ul>

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• Neben Uran die andere ganz große Spekulation - wuzge, 17.07.2005, 10:03
  • Mehr muss man nicht sagen - politico, 17.07.2005, 11:07
  • Re: Okay, warum fördern dann die Minen noch? - dottore, 17.07.2005, 14:50
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      • Re: Okay, warum fördern dann die Minen noch? - dottore, 17.07.2005, 17:52
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