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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;passantgardant, post: 1141622, member: 30033&quot;]Indeed, none moreso than the participants on this forum I think.&nbsp; The vast majority of the public won&#039;t even get involved until $50-$100/oz.&nbsp; Once they do get involved, the movement will be unfathomable.&nbsp; I think in the span of time that occurs, gold will double and silver will go at bare minimum to 16:1, giving a silver price of $175.&nbsp; But markets almost always overshoot, so I think we could easily see 10:1, or $280.&nbsp; And it will only stop there if the government finds an adequate solution to the hyperinflation, such as declaring bankruptcy and converting to real money.&nbsp; Otherwise, sky&#039;s the limit as denominated in dollars.&nbsp; Denominated in real things, precious metals will appreciate significantly against commodities in general as they regain their monetary status.&nbsp; Perhaps a double or triple from here for gold and silver at the old ratio, so a ten- to fifteen-fold increase for silver.&nbsp; Thus, from the perspective of improving your purchasing power, silver is the way to go.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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