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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BusterHighman, post: 1154836, member: 29945&quot;]Once the Silver bubble is finished and we look back at it in it&#039;s entirety, we will say the bubble began in 2008. What I meant when I said we aren&#039;t in a bubble is that it has a long way to go from here and that these prices won&#039;t ever be seen again in terms of the current US Dollar. Anyone who thinks prices are going to dip below $40 and stay there for any length of time is not paying attention to what is happening in the world today. </p><p><br /></p><p>The Internet allows a lot of information to flow quickly and efficiently throughout the world. This is really the first time in history that free info like that on ZeroHedge.com and tfmetalsreport.blogspot.com is available to the average investor. Going back just a few years to the Tech Stock bubble, no one was talking about bubbles. Even after it burst, most investors didn&#039;t know it was a bubble. It wasn&#039;t until after the mortgage bubble popped that the term &quot;bubble&quot; became common knowledge. </p><p><br /></p><p>Right now we are at the end of a US Dollar bubble and US Treasury bubble. Anyone invested in either of them will feel the same pain as those who bought Cisco in 2000 or a house in 2006. PMs provide protection from this bubble. Informed investors all over the world know this and are dumping lots of money into PMs. Once the US Paper bubble begins to pop, the average investor will awaken to this fact and the parabolic stage of the PM bubble will begin in earnest. There will come a day when no one will take your paper trash for their physical metal. There&#039;s no way to predict what the dollar price of Silver will get to, but it sure as **** will be above $50 an oz. The key is that the parabolic stage of the bubble won&#039;t begin until AFTER the dollar is done.</p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;ve mentioned before, but everyone should understand this point: You will not be able to identify a peak in silver by it&#039;s dollar price. The dollar is dying, so the &quot;price&quot; of everything is going to go up (or continue to go up). You will be able to identify an exit point for your Silver investment when compared to other physical things like OIL and REAL ESTATE. Even then I don&#039;t know when the peak will be. When 1oz buys 100 gallons of gas? Or when 200oz buys a nice piece of property? Maybe. </p><p><br /></p><p>Silver is in short supply and increasingly higher demand from both the tech industry and the investing community. The fundamentals are very strong and very, very few people are invested in it. Even on this board I read about people trying to decide whether to buy 2 ounces of it. I want to scream YES! The fact is, only a small percentage of the population is heavily invested in metals. I&#039;d bet that less that 0.1% owns more that 100 ounces. A $4,000 investment at today&#039;s prices. Right now the big money investors are loading up at prices manipulated by the futures contract market. I recommend getting on the same side as them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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