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December 7th, 2005, 04:25 AM
SILVER BELLS A’RINGIN
Invest in silver? Food for thought.
From an article on www.silverstatigies.com
Yes, can you believe it? The sheep will sleep right through a whole Bull Market…as they have from its start in 2000-2001 (when gold was at $254 and silver at around $4) until now (with gold at $500 and silver at over $8). The same thing happened during the Tech Stock boom. Very few got in at the right time; most got in just before the crash in 2002; and most took huge losses.
‘But who is buying to make the price go up?’ you ask. Good question, I say. Short answer: the central banks, the commercial banks, the bullion banks, the insiders, and savvy investors all over the world. Unfortunately, North Americans have been led to believe that paper is money. They are in overpriced financial and industrial stocks, bonds, mortgages, and worse in derivatives (where your pension funds are probably ‘invested’), all denominated in dollars. Will these people be happy in a while when their dollars don’t buy anything much anymore? Can you hear them snore? You snooze, you lose! Wake up, America! What many of us smell brewing is not coffee! It’s trouble.
What is brewing is a major restructuring and rebalancing of all the economies of the world, a financial earthquake of epic proportions. The taste will be unpleasant. The event could be likened to a singularity in Theoretical Physics; the point at which all matter within range is pulled into a Black Hole. No one knows what’s on the other side, if anything. But the ‘good people’ at the FED don’t want you to know what the financial temperature is going to be. So they just broke the thermometer…they will no longer report the M3 money aggregates beginning in March 2006. What you don’t know can’t hurt you? Wrong! It’s what you don’t know that will hurt the most.
How will we be affected when the house of cards comes crashing down? I don’t know but I can guess that it will be pretty bad for those who count on paper money and paper-denominated assets. What will be learned by those who don’t know yet is that, in the long run, it is fundamentals that run markets, not the governments and not the central banks!
http://www.silverstrategies.com/story.aspx?local=1&id=2005
Invest in silver? Food for thought.
From an article on www.silverstatigies.com
Yes, can you believe it? The sheep will sleep right through a whole Bull Market…as they have from its start in 2000-2001 (when gold was at $254 and silver at around $4) until now (with gold at $500 and silver at over $8). The same thing happened during the Tech Stock boom. Very few got in at the right time; most got in just before the crash in 2002; and most took huge losses.
‘But who is buying to make the price go up?’ you ask. Good question, I say. Short answer: the central banks, the commercial banks, the bullion banks, the insiders, and savvy investors all over the world. Unfortunately, North Americans have been led to believe that paper is money. They are in overpriced financial and industrial stocks, bonds, mortgages, and worse in derivatives (where your pension funds are probably ‘invested’), all denominated in dollars. Will these people be happy in a while when their dollars don’t buy anything much anymore? Can you hear them snore? You snooze, you lose! Wake up, America! What many of us smell brewing is not coffee! It’s trouble.
What is brewing is a major restructuring and rebalancing of all the economies of the world, a financial earthquake of epic proportions. The taste will be unpleasant. The event could be likened to a singularity in Theoretical Physics; the point at which all matter within range is pulled into a Black Hole. No one knows what’s on the other side, if anything. But the ‘good people’ at the FED don’t want you to know what the financial temperature is going to be. So they just broke the thermometer…they will no longer report the M3 money aggregates beginning in March 2006. What you don’t know can’t hurt you? Wrong! It’s what you don’t know that will hurt the most.
How will we be affected when the house of cards comes crashing down? I don’t know but I can guess that it will be pretty bad for those who count on paper money and paper-denominated assets. What will be learned by those who don’t know yet is that, in the long run, it is fundamentals that run markets, not the governments and not the central banks!
http://www.silverstrategies.com/story.aspx?local=1&id=2005