Gold at $25000. Silver at $600.

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I am sorry now that I banned ROC who thought I was stupid to buy at $5
 
50/50 that silver breaks above $50 this week and then we will be looking at at 200 to 300 in a crisis.

$600 next year
 
I have a feeling we are going to stall here for a while. A market mover would be the employment report on Friday but that will not be released because of the government Shutdown
 
Get 404 of these, they seem to be popular in Iteland because they are more recognized.

all silver, no gold would be my choice
 
Silver has made back its entire drop and much more with 5 hours of trade to go
 
Silver has opened on the upside. They have to hit it here or silver goes above 50 and gold above 4000 this week
 
Can gold hold the $4000 on the near contract here. It is 4005 now
 
willows68 said:
Yerra I'd say the genie is out of the bottle. Double it by decade's end.
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It's inflation related I think.
Be interesting to see what happens over the next few months even.
 
Why would he do that????

He disappeared from the telegram also
 
Silver has to reach approximately 145 dollars to regain the levels of the Hunt brothers cornering the market in 1980.
A fair bit to run then!
 
It is being seriously hammered here now on very high volumn
 
It is crashing. But still spot is way above the near contract.
This is it, make or break
 
The selling has eased but there is frequently another push down in reserve, we shall see
 
Declan said:
The selling has eased but there is frequently another push down in reserve, we shall see
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Nothing is going anywhere
The time for manipulation has passed.
 
Volumn on the contract yesterday was an least 3 times notmal
 
Big upticks today!
 
jpc said:
This is fear induced.
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I see it more as recognition of the reality that fiat currencies always return to zero, and that we are at such an historical inflection point right now. The only question left is how much longer can a currency (The Dollar) that has already lost 99% of its spending power, really be sustainable as the global reserve?

An interesting video here:


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=961OWSCX3d4
 
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PlunkettsGhost said:
I see it more as recognition of the reality that fiat currencies always return to zero, and that we are at such an historical inflection point right now. The only question left is how much longer can a currency (The Dollar) that has already lost 99% of its spending power, really be sustainable as the global reserve?

An interesting video here:


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=961OWSCX3d4
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There's something big beginning to happen.
An official revaluation of the gold price?
Or as you say the fiat party’s over and people are heading out the exit.
 
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