Hmmm, $500 Silver - great - Cliff High Could be right - perhaps we will see parity.

There are some that believe silver will exceed gold as silver is metal that is consumed in many products from bandages and socks to electrical equipment. Gold however, is a different story, most of the gold ever mined goes into coins, bars and jewellery. So Gold is collected and Silver is consumed. There is only a finite supply of Silver and the supply and discovery of this metal is in decline. So, have we exceeded peak Silver - likey yes - some time ago. This is why Silver in the future will trade at a higher price than gold and will be come a valuable resource.

Well, I suspect strongly that me waffling on about stuff you know already will just be preaching to the choir. So here is some news.

Max Keiser Report #95
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjIWH7CSP8U


John & Yoko Style: $500 silver will put bankers out of business
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nhn5hbTXQ84


JP Morgan Silver Manipulation Explained - well worth the watch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl47z2g2EvI

Latest Max Keiser Report

Keiser Report No100: Centurion Nails Bankster's Coffin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Y-YmyTXdBs

Max knows what is going on. Little sarcastic at times, otherwise like him.

I think all precious metals are heading way higher, as well as other commodoties as inflation kicks in as the dollar and eruo collapse.

Interesting how he noted how Brazil (which owed their souls to the Banks of the world), basically declared bankruptcy and told the IMF bank to take a hike, is doing well now. This goes along with what I have been saying about Ireland Greece etc. DECLARE BANKRUPTCY!!!!!!! Tell the saviours that the sun will still come up tomorrow, if we don't take your "sweet" deal.


Back to Brazil.

When things were going bad there a few years ago and inflation went nuts as did interest rates, the key was to own things like silver/gold or ag commodities like soybeans and corn. They had value as their currency at the time tanked!!! Lessons to learn from. Now the ones that did this are quite well off.

I did my part to sink JP Morgan . I bought a few silver Philharmoniker from the Austrian Mint . I enjoy watching the Max keiser videos . He has got the picture right .
JP Morgan and other banksters have been rigging the prices of precious metals for too long and by doing so they kept artificially high the values of FIAT currencies .
I hope JP Morgan goes bust .... the crimes committed by those criminals are too long to enumerate and they are the ones that withdrew support for Nikolas Tesla .

And another

The evil SOB's are going down.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gmZMTsE4zY

Want JP Morgan to crash?

Buy silverThe campaign to buy silver and force JP Morgan into bankruptcy could work, because of the liabilities accrued by its short-selling

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/dec/02/jp-morgan-silver-short-selling-crash

Looks good on them!

Almost every silver "expert" these days plagiarized from Ted Butler, Jason Hommel, David Morgan, and even James Blanchard from the 1980's. I actually started investing in commodities right after I graduated high school in 2003, and all of these new guys were no where to be seen. Lol to the hedge fund managers that claim to be experts, because almost all of them plagiarized from those 4 people, including Cliff imho, take it from a person that was there at close to the very bottom of the commodities bull run. Cliff High? John Paulson? George Soros? All Johny Come Lately's 7 years to the party =).

You can see the down spell (manipulation) followed by the uptrend lately. Ever since the fraud investigation has started.


This looks to me to be a MAJOR bull market. Now is the time to buy. This thing is going to explode!!!!

Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

Poll on CTV website.


Have you ever bought gold or silver as an investment?


Yes, and glad I did 13%
Yes, and regret it 3%
No, but considering it 16%
No, and have no plans to 68%

Wow not what I figured.

http://www.ctv.ca/world/

I have been buying gold and silver since 2002. Took all the funds out of my 401k, stopped my retirement plan co-pay, and just bought the metal. Investigator is right about the johnny-come-latelys like clif.

All along during this bull market, I have advised others to buy the precious metals. Only a few have, but they are sure glad. Most others say they are too high. They were "too high" at $500 per oz, too high at 700, too high at 1000, "Gold's in a bubble" and all that disinfo that the msm likes to put out, so that everyone is scared to buy gold. Yes gold and silver are very volatile, and will go down, sometimes violently, but over the months and years they just keep going up, because the dollar keeps losing value.

Right now, today, gold and silver are still cheap, and one of the few ways to protect your savings from destruction.

http://www.mediafire.com/?k0zz748z5n6s99v

www.trendsreseaerch.com

Gerald Celente

2010-Q4-Trends Journal.pdf

Carol wrote:

That last YouTube vids was a Classic PsyOp hit and run piece on Celente and his followers. Very unfair.

eMonkey wrote:

Carol wrote:

That last YouTube vids was a Classic PsyOp hit and run piece on Celente and his followers. Very unfair.

I could see it coming so I didn't even watch the last half. Click!

Well, I didn't watch it due to a time crunch so how about I just delete it?

I hate the fact that all these commodities are still priced in USD.

You should take a look at the graphs which are adjusted for the buying power of the US$ (does such a statistic/graph exist?)

Any way, my obvious point is that of course the USD price is going up - the USD is f**cked.

This is not a reference to the underlying value of the metal - very much rigged as has been stated.

That is not to say that if you are debt free and are lucky enough to have the spare money to sink some into some gold or silver, just make sure you get the actual physical metal. Be as discreet as you can and have a good safe, suitably rated and properly installed - or just hide it very well. Ensure it is in small recognisable formats that can be easily exchanged - like no more than 1Oz for gold, or perhaps 10Oz for Silver. [*] Also consider not insuring it - most insurance companies don't anyway and have very low limits if they do. If you try to insure it you are effectively telling a lot of people where your stash is and how well protected or otherwise it is.

Personally I'd rather spend the money on stuff that will help me live nicely and grow food...

John..

[*] This comment is not really investor savvy, its more motivated by the idea that you could use this stuff when the money system ceases functioning well - which, IMHO, it will at some point.