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<p>[QUOTE="World Colonial, post: 2503200, member: 78153"]The economy we have to day is unsustainable longer term. It is based upon perpetual increases in substantial amounts of artificial cheap credit and its counterpart, debt.</p><p><br /></p><p>I don't believe there needs to be a return to a precious metals standard (gold or silver) but don't consider it a given that there would be a shortage under one or a monetary system with multiple options as money. The only reason there would be a "shortage" of circulating currency or "money" in today's economy is because a money supply which isn't infinitely flexible (in other words, expanding) cannot service a correspondingly perpetual increase in debt. However, perpetually increasing debt isn't necessary for any economy or prosperity.</p><p><br /></p><p>I own some silver but it isn't material to my financial position. I don't consider it a monetary equivalent to gold but there are plenty of people elsewhere (especially the "developing" world) who do.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am still bearish on its USD price and still believe it will fall below the recent $13.91 low and possibly below $8.39, the October 2008 low.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="World Colonial, post: 2503200, member: 78153"]The economy we have to day is unsustainable longer term. It is based upon perpetual increases in substantial amounts of artificial cheap credit and its counterpart, debt. I don't believe there needs to be a return to a precious metals standard (gold or silver) but don't consider it a given that there would be a shortage under one or a monetary system with multiple options as money. The only reason there would be a "shortage" of circulating currency or "money" in today's economy is because a money supply which isn't infinitely flexible (in other words, expanding) cannot service a correspondingly perpetual increase in debt. However, perpetually increasing debt isn't necessary for any economy or prosperity. I own some silver but it isn't material to my financial position. I don't consider it a monetary equivalent to gold but there are plenty of people elsewhere (especially the "developing" world) who do. I am still bearish on its USD price and still believe it will fall below the recent $13.91 low and possibly below $8.39, the October 2008 low.[/QUOTE]
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