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<p>[QUOTE="jolumoga, post: 1829164, member: 41780"]$20/ounce can be said to be a very strong level of support. Sure, silver can drop below that, and can even plunge way below that, but like an inflatable ball under water it has a tendency to pop up over that level pretty quickly. This proves, against the naysayers in my view, that the Fed's policy of monetary easing has been inflationary, even as commodities generally have been underperforming recently.</p><p> </p><p>It is also an indicator of the market's skepticism over tapering.</p><p> </p><p>I believe the silver bears are correct that inflation has not been generally high, but asset bubbles appear to be forming in the areas of real estate, the stock market, fine art, cryptocurrencies, and, despite corrections, commodities. Furthermore, the costs of health care and college appear to be highly inflationary if not hyperinflationary. </p><p> </p><p>There are strong deflationary trends in the developed world, though, as nations and people attempt to deleverage their debts. I'm glad I have my bullion and numismatic silver just in case![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="jolumoga, post: 1829164, member: 41780"]$20/ounce can be said to be a very strong level of support. Sure, silver can drop below that, and can even plunge way below that, but like an inflatable ball under water it has a tendency to pop up over that level pretty quickly. This proves, against the naysayers in my view, that the Fed's policy of monetary easing has been inflationary, even as commodities generally have been underperforming recently. It is also an indicator of the market's skepticism over tapering. I believe the silver bears are correct that inflation has not been generally high, but asset bubbles appear to be forming in the areas of real estate, the stock market, fine art, cryptocurrencies, and, despite corrections, commodities. Furthermore, the costs of health care and college appear to be highly inflationary if not hyperinflationary. There are strong deflationary trends in the developed world, though, as nations and people attempt to deleverage their debts. I'm glad I have my bullion and numismatic silver just in case![/QUOTE]
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