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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1673498, member: 26302"]I never SAID I agreed with the OP Juan that this would have a quick effect on PM prices. I was just playing devil's advocate and saying it would be too soon what affect it would have, if any.</p><p><br /></p><p>Cyprus does not have enough money to wad a shotgun. The affect of such a bank seizure, though, would be if it makes other depositers in EU countries, like Spain, Italy, France, nervous, and for THEM to start systematically putting more money aside in non-seizable assets. That would be the affect. In no way can Cyprus, especially with their cash frozen, affect the PM market. </p><p><br /></p><p>I would be willing to wager, though, that a year from now if you polled Cypriots that a larger percentage of their assets will either be offshore accounts or in hard assets.</p><p><br /></p><p>Does this matter to PM prices? IDK, since Cyprus is so tiny, probably not. Its only the psychology to others in the Eurozone that could affect PM demand.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1673498, member: 26302"]I never SAID I agreed with the OP Juan that this would have a quick effect on PM prices. I was just playing devil's advocate and saying it would be too soon what affect it would have, if any. Cyprus does not have enough money to wad a shotgun. The affect of such a bank seizure, though, would be if it makes other depositers in EU countries, like Spain, Italy, France, nervous, and for THEM to start systematically putting more money aside in non-seizable assets. That would be the affect. In no way can Cyprus, especially with their cash frozen, affect the PM market. I would be willing to wager, though, that a year from now if you polled Cypriots that a larger percentage of their assets will either be offshore accounts or in hard assets. Does this matter to PM prices? IDK, since Cyprus is so tiny, probably not. Its only the psychology to others in the Eurozone that could affect PM demand.[/QUOTE]
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