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<p>[QUOTE="EdThelorax, post: 3261897, member: 99854"]1a) What were the fundamental forces that caused silver and gold to rise for the decade of the 2000's? </p><p>b)What fundamentally changed in 2011 causing them to decline until 2016?</p><p><br /></p><p>2a) Was there another change near 2016 that could be seen a fundamental reason for the decline to cease? </p><p>b)Was that the real bottom?</p><p><br /></p><p>3a) Fundamentally speaking, are precious metals under, over, or fairly valued at these prices? </p><p>b) Should we expect them to increase or decrease from here for the next 3--5 years?</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>I would be happy to give my technical analysis regarding these very important historical events if anyone is interested.</p><p><br /></p><p>Based on my interpretation of the fundamentals, I believe gold should be priced between 20 and 30 ounces of silver. </p><p>The fundamentals of fiat collectively over the longer term is factually negative, as every single one is and will continue to be inflated. True inflation that is, defined as a rise in the money supply. In other words, all other things remaining equal, gold and silver will go up based solely on the fact that our money will be worth less going forward. How one fiat will perform against another is too political to be relevant to the point of this discussion.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="EdThelorax, post: 3261897, member: 99854"]1a) What were the fundamental forces that caused silver and gold to rise for the decade of the 2000's? b)What fundamentally changed in 2011 causing them to decline until 2016? 2a) Was there another change near 2016 that could be seen a fundamental reason for the decline to cease? b)Was that the real bottom? 3a) Fundamentally speaking, are precious metals under, over, or fairly valued at these prices? b) Should we expect them to increase or decrease from here for the next 3--5 years? I would be happy to give my technical analysis regarding these very important historical events if anyone is interested. Based on my interpretation of the fundamentals, I believe gold should be priced between 20 and 30 ounces of silver. The fundamentals of fiat collectively over the longer term is factually negative, as every single one is and will continue to be inflated. True inflation that is, defined as a rise in the money supply. In other words, all other things remaining equal, gold and silver will go up based solely on the fact that our money will be worth less going forward. How one fiat will perform against another is too political to be relevant to the point of this discussion.[/QUOTE]
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