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<p>[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1311946, member: 22143"]Honestly, you are going to have more definitive odds if you just take your money and head to Las Vegas. There is no predicting what is going to happen with either of these metals in the short term or long. What happens, for example, if Greece leaves the Euro within the month? What happens to the $700T (yes trillion) in derivatives the global TBTF banks have created for themselves? Fallouts, from just today, that the Fed has secretly handed the TBTF banks over $7T. This list goes on and on. The mathematics behind all of this isn't pretty for investors. Any analysis that assumes that all is well and the status quo will remain stable is well... folly (I'm being polite). </p><p><br /></p><p>About the only thing that you can count on is this isn't going to last and that it won't be solved by those who are responsible for fixing it. I don't see how any individual can time what is going to happen in the short term. I will add this. Gold and silver are on the rise because of the above. Individual investors, investment groups and sovereign nations are all stocking up on the stuff (latter is gold) and taking physical control as an "insurance" policy because they no longer have confidence in the system.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1311946, member: 22143"]Honestly, you are going to have more definitive odds if you just take your money and head to Las Vegas. There is no predicting what is going to happen with either of these metals in the short term or long. What happens, for example, if Greece leaves the Euro within the month? What happens to the $700T (yes trillion) in derivatives the global TBTF banks have created for themselves? Fallouts, from just today, that the Fed has secretly handed the TBTF banks over $7T. This list goes on and on. The mathematics behind all of this isn't pretty for investors. Any analysis that assumes that all is well and the status quo will remain stable is well... folly (I'm being polite). About the only thing that you can count on is this isn't going to last and that it won't be solved by those who are responsible for fixing it. I don't see how any individual can time what is going to happen in the short term. I will add this. Gold and silver are on the rise because of the above. Individual investors, investment groups and sovereign nations are all stocking up on the stuff (latter is gold) and taking physical control as an "insurance" policy because they no longer have confidence in the system.[/QUOTE]
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