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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 26714522, member: 26302"]Yes, getting back to silver. I think it will hang around here for a while then drift back down once the excitement ends, but will for years be higher than before. Going down always takes a while since too many people are looking for the rebound. It takes a year or two of fresh production to force the issue, and we will get a ton of fresh production with the new copper production being pursued. Why do I think that? Because this is exactly what happened in 1980 and 2011. The market can go down but PM dealers will increase their overages to "not lose money".</p><p><br /></p><p>The point about the USD is the world needs/wants fiat. Everything is built on it. So the USD does not need to be good, it can be downright ugly, but if its not quite as bad as the alternatives it will still maintain strength. When running away from a bear you do not need to be the fastest, just faster than the slowest. So therefore the doomsday scenarios never attract me. However, I do think USD bonds could be hurt, I would be more of a fan of owning assets than USD Bonds.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 26714522, member: 26302"]Yes, getting back to silver. I think it will hang around here for a while then drift back down once the excitement ends, but will for years be higher than before. Going down always takes a while since too many people are looking for the rebound. It takes a year or two of fresh production to force the issue, and we will get a ton of fresh production with the new copper production being pursued. Why do I think that? Because this is exactly what happened in 1980 and 2011. The market can go down but PM dealers will increase their overages to "not lose money". The point about the USD is the world needs/wants fiat. Everything is built on it. So the USD does not need to be good, it can be downright ugly, but if its not quite as bad as the alternatives it will still maintain strength. When running away from a bear you do not need to be the fastest, just faster than the slowest. So therefore the doomsday scenarios never attract me. However, I do think USD bonds could be hurt, I would be more of a fan of owning assets than USD Bonds.[/QUOTE]
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