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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mikem2000, post: 2198979, member: 30574&quot;]Every country is not printing money.&nbsp; The US is an important exception. When it was printing money, the stock market did not crash.&nbsp; So we need more dots to connect your point.&nbsp; Also, I have said this a hundred times. you can agrue all day long on how much money to print, but printing money is absolutley necessary.&nbsp; The money supply must grow. There is no other choice. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Also, the stockmarket will correct someday because that is what markets do.&nbsp; The timing of that correction is very had to predict and I humbly suggest that you cannot predict that time frame. So what you are trying to do is predict the correction before the downturn of PM&#039;s are complete. My guess that is going against the odds.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Now you also have the problem that if there is a market correction, the assunption money will pour into PM&#039;s is not necessary true and there is no way to predict how much PM&#039;s would rise if money did flow that way.&nbsp; The results are anything but guaranteed to be liked 2008.&nbsp; In fact there have been many market corrections, but only once (2008) were metals pushed to unsubstainable levels.&nbsp; So you are really on the wrong side of the odds on this one.&nbsp; In fact, the odds are really stacked against that since folks will remember how bad a play to buy PM&#039;s was when it all fell apart.&nbsp; Folks will be much less likey to drive PM&#039;s to those levels again.&nbsp; The fact is the correct move in 2008 was pour money into the equity market.&nbsp; Now those folks are riding around in fancy cars, smokin&#039; big cigars with pretty girls on their laps.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>My suggestion to you would be to stop reading zerohedge and Silver doctor. You will go broke listening to them.&nbsp; Their only goal is to separate you from your fiat.&nbsp; JMO[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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