Why silver is set to skyrocket, and how YOU can bring down the fiat system!

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Citation? Or just your opinion?

Originally posted by 00nunya00
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Citation? Or just your opinion?

Fact, but no citation.

Originally posted by pityocamptes

Originally posted by 00nunya00
reply to post by pityocamptes

 

Citation? Or just your opinion?

Fact, but no citation.

Convenient.

Originally posted by 00nunya00
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Wow.

I have land to grow food for generations. Don't you worry your pretty little head about me. I need no advice on the survival front, thanks.

Go ahead and place your bets on humanity laying down to die; I'm not. Yes, many will perish for many reasons, but you seem to think everyone would just stay home and let the whole system go to hell and let their neighbors starve and die; you seem to think the government wouldn't take it as the opportunity to seize control by becoming the savior as much as possible. That's wishful libertarian thinking, but it's not realistic. This system will claw its way back to power as quick as it can, no matter what kind of "prepping" you do. Go ahead, prep for the stoneage; I'm prepping for beyond.

Good for you. However contigency plans, et al, say different...

Originally posted by 00nunya00

Originally posted by pityocamptes

Originally posted by 00nunya00
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Citation? Or just your opinion?

Fact, but no citation.

Convenient.

Some of us are part of the "problem", per se...

reply to post by pityocamptes


Then cite it.

(BTW: ">" is greater than, "

No, production will not start again, not within your lifetime - and yes, within 12-18 months of an economic collapse 85% of the populace will die

Two words GREAT DEPRESSION.

Whether you like it or not economic collapses do happen. Economies recover. We have resources and plenty of manpower.

I think that you have been watching to many movies.

Your number is a bit skewed, don't you think. 85%

I believe that if a collapse(and the key word is IF) happens it will be nothing like what you are referring to. As a matter of fact, I am a betting man and I would bet that the scenario would be totally different.

Real world and your world are two different worlds.

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Exactly. The reality is, there *would* be a food issue-----but not a mass-starvation one precisely because the government would step in to take over the mega-farms (or at least take the output of them and guarantee their continued production) and distribute this food to the people. It wouldn't be nice, or three square meals of gourmet prepackaged delicacies, but there's more than enough production capacity in this country to feed the world almost, let alone just our people. We might have to do some more drilling for oil and especially building of refineries to get shipping back up, but we got to the moon in a few years, we can build some damn refineries in a few months if we have an emergency to waive the laws and there's emergency-type investment in the amazing post-collapse opportunities for American oil dominance. No need to depend on the middle east for oil or China for their do-dads; a crash is just the thing this country needs to get that socialist train running and jobs back to the people----a lot of people will need to help in the building of the necessary infrastructure. And it will all be funded once again by the promises of the Fed and the credit of American sweat and even possibly the recalling of gold and the nationalization of all of the failing businesses.

No WW3 necessary. Just a catch-up massive building program to make us self-sufficient again and beat the rest of the world to recovery so we can regain our dominance. Only this time, it's all third-reich style and the government gets the glory. Bye bye freedom, hello Nationalism.

But in the meantime, when those black markets get running and you need antibiotics for your kids, or asthma medication for your wife, or whatever it is that's in short supply that will save your life, and nobody needs your rice and beans----what are you gonna pay with? 2012 Fed notes? Your smile? Right. Show me the metal.

Originally posted by smirkley
Buh bye. It's been fun, but no one is buying your "everything's going to be normal" BS.

Yug right,.... sell on that portfolio.

it might work for you somehow.

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That doesn't even make any sense.

Originally posted by smirkley
Sorry if this 'tarnishes' your thread, but facts are facts.

Another fact. Last year the top 5 US banks held $250 trillion dollars in worthless US derivatives.

JP Morgan Chase held (conservatively) $72 trillion of these junk derivatives with assets of only $1.5 trillion. Our national debt is around $16 trillion.

SOURCE

You can keep your USD's and I'll hang on to my physical silver. When these worthless derivatives, are taken over by the Fed, and therefore the American people as guarantor of last resort, you'd better keep your wheelbarrow close by and chained up. You may need it.

I expect a gap up. Something will happen and overnight it will double in price. But before this happens the bankers will take the price lower. There is a battle going on in the silver market and they want it below 26 an ounce. This resembles how TPTB wanted the DOW jones above 13000 but failed. I do not know what the bottom would be but 26 is looking preety good. I am curious to see what happens when the dow gets beaten down. How low will JPM take the price of silver? I have no idea how 26 is holding up when milk and gaterade have inflated 20 percent in the last year. Would a silver dealer still sell silver for 15$ an ounce? I dont know but make sure you have cash on hand in the upcomming months because if they will you will be able to do something that will be the oppertunity of your generation. Every generation has the moment where people say only if i did than I would be so wealthy. This in my eyes is the moment. Wait and watch to see if silver is allowed below 26. if it is than it will most likely drop bellow 20. If it does you will never have a better oppertunity in your life to own something precious. My eyes are open and I am watching, this is going to get real interesting in the upcomming months. best regards

The Watcher

Originally posted by 00nunya00

Originally posted by smirkley

Originally posted by 00nunya00
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Again, I'm not talking about getting rich in the short-term, I'm talking about preserving your wealth for the long-term and bringing down the fiat system.

And agin, I am telling you that fear alone sells gold silver and platinum.

If you want to talk about the 'long-term', then you wouldnt be talking about buying investment grade metals at the peak of their price points.

You as a real investor would be looking for depressed or reduced markets.

And silver or gold, aint where you would be looking, unless you are looking to exit that market into something with more upside potential.

And I'm telling you that you're shilling for them. You as a "real investor" wouldn't even be concerned with what I'm doing or anyone else is doing, because it wouldn't matter to you unless you had some other agenda. Or unless you're just insanely narcissistic and *have* to be the center of attention.

Buh bye. It's been fun, but no one is buying your "everything's going to be normal" BS.

It has been fun, no doubt.

Lets dump another 40 to 70 tons of industrial grade silver on the market all at once, and see how your investments go.

www.nypost.com...

Rich and wealth are two different things.

Rich is temporary, and wealth is generational.

Where do you fit in with your reasoning?

Originally posted by 00nunya00
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That doesn't even make any sense.

Another wasted post to pump silver sales.

Originally posted by Oldnslo

Originally posted by smirkley
Sorry if this 'tarnishes' your thread, but facts are facts.

Another fact. Last year the top 5 US banks held $250 trillion dollars in worthless US derivatives.

JP Morgan Chase held (conservatively) $72 trillion of these junk derivatives with assets of only $1.5 trillion. Our national debt is around $16 trillion.

SOURCE

You can keep your USD's and I'll hang on to my physical silver. When these worthless derivatives, are taken over by the Fed, and therefore the American people as guarantor of last resort, you'd better keep your wheelbarrow close by and chained up. You may need it.

Derivitives are a viable market maker, properly managed of course.

But the long-term charts suggest that investing in industrial metals over othyer commodities do not hold long-term returns.

I dont invest in derivitives, never have never will,... but I will hold my stock portfolio against them any day. And yes, never in long term metals. That market is way too manipulated to think I have an edge in or out.

I hate making predictions, but looking at the charts and data, I wouldnt be surprised if silver drops to 15 puny bucks per ounce or less, within two or three months.

Silver is running out of "greater fools", so to speak.