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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;silverbull, post: 1670005, member: 46352&quot;]Excellent discussion! It seems that some of you are well aware of how our inflationary situation will in no way bode well for our frail consumption based economy.&nbsp; </p><p>Its hard to believe for some that we will inevitably be pushed out as the worlds consumption dynamo. But when we start sliding down this slope (which has honestly not &quot;completely&quot; begun yet), the $petro$ dollar will be replaced quickly by a basket of somewhat war torn currencies, that will at least survive with respect to their injuries. The basket of currency&#039;s will be the catalyst into the next reserve currency that will replace our dollar... In the midst of this &quot;hang time&quot; or &quot;flux&quot; moment from the replacement of the dollar, is where the major anticipated spike in bullion will occur. I speculate that it will be a &quot;temporary&quot; transition. You will certainly see many run to the bullion shelf to keep their wealth from becoming diluted or eviserated, as the dollar sinks. I don&#039;t believe the dollar will flat out free fall, but once the snowball effect kicks in, the pitch from the slope will at times appear completely vertical. </p><p>&nbsp;(Yes, this is just a guess of how the events may unfold) </p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;I believe the price hike coming in silver is predictable. But not in the sense of where it will top out at. The sky is the limit. Anyone trying to predict a number of where it will land is wasting their time. I feel its at least better to predict its direction. Which I think we can all fairly agree that its still heading up... With all the manipulation going on and the lack of m3, the price of bullion is the canary in the coal mine.. Should it rise to quickly, then a disorderly chain of events will likely follow... Just my speculative $0.02[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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