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<p>[QUOTE="AlexN2coins2004, post: 1387033, member: 19049"]not to burst your bubble but it seems to me in most your threads your telling people to hold their hats or to watch out for the price of silver soon...yet...it's not really doing anything out of the $25-$40 range since it hit $48 last year then basically crashed...I get your reasoning and some of your arguments are somewhat valid...but I think a big problem for silver right now is lack of public support...the real unemployment rate is like 15-18% depending on what service you ask...if 1 out of 5 people don't have a job and close to 47 million people on food stamps...how can a commodity take off anywhere really? I mean there has to be ALOT of money in something to make it actually worth alot...and sure there are buyers but nothing out of proportion to what can be made or minted...</p><p>my 2 cents is until the general public recovers from the Obama economy of government control and other laws and legislation is overturned so people can get jobs....silver is going to have a hard time taking off anywhere except in a cylindrical bubble of $25-40 or maybe $25-$50..Also I think the most we can expect is overly minted bullion that will have zero numismatic value...Alot of people out there know the dollar is becoming inflated...but the problem is they don't even have jobs to make any dollars to put into silver to hold value anyways...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="AlexN2coins2004, post: 1387033, member: 19049"]not to burst your bubble but it seems to me in most your threads your telling people to hold their hats or to watch out for the price of silver soon...yet...it's not really doing anything out of the $25-$40 range since it hit $48 last year then basically crashed...I get your reasoning and some of your arguments are somewhat valid...but I think a big problem for silver right now is lack of public support...the real unemployment rate is like 15-18% depending on what service you ask...if 1 out of 5 people don't have a job and close to 47 million people on food stamps...how can a commodity take off anywhere really? I mean there has to be ALOT of money in something to make it actually worth alot...and sure there are buyers but nothing out of proportion to what can be made or minted... my 2 cents is until the general public recovers from the Obama economy of government control and other laws and legislation is overturned so people can get jobs....silver is going to have a hard time taking off anywhere except in a cylindrical bubble of $25-40 or maybe $25-$50..Also I think the most we can expect is overly minted bullion that will have zero numismatic value...Alot of people out there know the dollar is becoming inflated...but the problem is they don't even have jobs to make any dollars to put into silver to hold value anyways...[/QUOTE]
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