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Originally posted by Rigel Kent
reply to post by Ex_MislTech
Thanks for that,
Of course you are right about silver, Another member put me onto this a few days ago and research has proved that historically compared with gold, it has seldom been so cheap and has a big potential upside.
When it all goes tits up, cash in your pocket will be better than cash in any bank, but as you point out, hyperinflation will effectively devalue most of our currencies, IMO there will be a huge correction and hopefully precious metals will ride it out.
PEACE,
RK
For the disclaimer, you should never trust anyone on the internet, and especially me, because:
1. I am not a professional of any kind, except a$$ kisser
2. I am 25 and am obviously too young to be in the know about these things
3. I am a moron (its true, see my signature)
Originally posted by warrenb
I think this post by GreenBic is self explanatory
For the disclaimer, you should never trust anyone on the internet, and especially me, because:
1. I am not a professional of any kind, except a$$ kisser
2. I am 25 and am obviously too young to be in the know about these things
3. I am a moron (its true, see my signature)
www.belowtopsecret.com...
you're talking to a wall, which is one of the reasons I put on ignore
Originally posted by GreenBicMan
reply to post by Ex_MislTech
I thought you were putting me on ignore anyways? .. I am waiting
Originally posted by GreenBicMan
reply to post by Wildbob77
Actually we have not been inflating the money supply as you would be led to believe.
Inflation is actually not something we should be worrying about at this current time.
There is a chart somewhere I can reference about the FED buying treasuries.. if I find it I will post it.
Originally posted by stander
But there is no word about a currency that would replace the dollar in similar manner in which some European currencies were replaced by the euro.
After WWII, the world needed a stable international currency, and the world got it. But there was a fine print in the agreement showing a hidden fee for the services rendered. The fee got a bit higher these days and some of the world is bitching about it.
Originally posted by GreenBicMan
Your link is broke, can you fix that?
Using the receipts as you are talking is a mixed up business that is only good for "talk" IMO - but I would like to read the article as well.