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<p>[QUOTE="Stewart, post: 1155320, member: 19834"]Just from observations I have made over the last couple of years where the price</p><p>of silver is concerned is.</p><p><br /></p><p>The price of silver is not influenced solely by the situations taking place in the U.S</p><p>alone. Silver price is established by global events and markets.</p><p>And over the last couple of years we have had some major changes in the way the </p><p>world is looking at and relating to silver and gold.</p><p>The Chinese have gone from a major exporter of gold to one of the largest importers</p><p>of gold and silver on the planet. Actively getting their population to buy gold and silver.</p><p>China's largest bank setting up funds for their people to put in small amounts of money at a time, to build up to purchases of ounces of precious metal to be credited to their accounts or taken home for those that want to take physical possession. </p><p>For those that can not afford to buy an ounce at a time.</p><p>Why this even catches my attention at all is the fact that China is a communist country</p><p>and the fundamental core of a communist country is the State itself. With the population</p><p>working for the building of the wealth of the State. Not for the building of wealth</p><p>of the general population. Which they have begun to do by wanting their people to</p><p>purchase precious metals. I am not sure what caused this fundamental shift in</p><p>policy. <b>Maybe</b> getting ready to start a new currency based on silver and gold.</p><p><br /></p><p>With the U.S. Dollar being the reserve currency of the planet that affords </p><p>us a unique position in the world to our great benefit ever since the end </p><p>of World War II. There has been a quite concerted effort to change that </p><p>position that we enjoy. China and Russia set up an exchange at the </p><p>end of 2010 so that they could by pass the U.S. Dollar altogether.</p><p>In February of this year the IMF (International Monetary Fund)</p><p>is pushing to replace the Dollar as the world reserve currency.</p><p>And today the U.N. (United Nations) has joined in on calling</p><p>for a replacement of The U.S. Dollar with a global currency </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>March of 2010 JP Morgan Chase gets caught red handed suppressing the silver market</p><p>there have always been rumblings of this going on for as long as I can remember. And</p><p>those that did not believe it just chalked it up to conspiracy theory noise.</p><p>But with them being caught in the act. The light begins to come on slowly in peoples</p><p>heads (It was like a lightning bolt in mine I remember the day the story broke in March 2010 very well and I began hard core stacking) with the historical ratio of silver to gold</p><p>being 16 to 1 (16 ounces of silver equal in value to 1 ounce of gold) people began to</p><p>understand that silver was way under valued artificially by JP Morgan's price </p><p>suppression scheme and began buying accordingly.</p><p><br /></p><p>With a small vendor in Tunisia feeling no respect from those in political power.</p><p>He sets himself on fire in front a local government building, which sparks a protest</p><p>which ends with the removal of the long time repressive Tunisian government.</p><p>Which in turn ignites protests across the Middle East. Egypt is the next Government</p><p>to fall with the entire event played out in the major press outlets of the world</p><p>one was able to watch it every day all day if they so chose to on the internet.</p><p>Live feeds coming out of Tahir Square. Now Libya is going differently and the </p><p>Government is fighting back. Unlike Egypt where the Military were behind the people</p><p>Libya has turned to killing the protesters drawing in the rest of the world into </p><p>the fray. The entire Middle East is on fire right now.</p><p><br /></p><p>There are also protests in the Uk and Germany because they no longer want to </p><p>be part of the disastrous Euro experiment because they feel they are being made to foot </p><p>the bill for bailing out other country's where the economy has crashed or is crashing</p><p>Portugal, Greece and others.</p><p><br /></p><p>Protests all over Europe for various other reasons where governments are taking from</p><p>the people to give to the banks and other various austerity measures.</p><p><br /></p><p>Protests here in the United States over heavy handed </p><p>actions being enacted by state governments. Whether real or perceived </p><p>The rise in prices of everything from Gas to Bread</p><p>when a lot of people foolishly fell into the whole throw it on a credit card</p><p>thing, and live right to or beyond their financial limits so any rise in prices</p><p>would put them behind on everything.</p><p> people are on fire and revolution is in the air around the planet.</p><p><br /></p><p>And in times of unrest and uncertainty people turn to what has been money</p><p>for thousands of years. Silver and Gold</p><p><br /></p><p>My thoughts are that with gold at it's current price level</p><p>and the historic silver to gold ratio of 16 to 1 </p><p>the price of silver should be right around the $90.00 per ounce area.</p><p>I just think the current rapid rise in the price of silver is </p><p>due to silvers artificial suppression of price for decades</p><p>and it is just racing to catch up with it's self. </p><p><br /></p><p>If anyone can think of other reasons I would love to hear them because </p><p>the price of silver and gold directly affect one of the great joys in my</p><p>life, Coin Collecting:hail:</p><p><br /></p><p>Terry</p><p><b><font size="1"><br /></font></b></p><p><b><font size="1"></font></b>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Stewart, post: 1155320, member: 19834"]Just from observations I have made over the last couple of years where the price of silver is concerned is. The price of silver is not influenced solely by the situations taking place in the U.S alone. Silver price is established by global events and markets. And over the last couple of years we have had some major changes in the way the world is looking at and relating to silver and gold. The Chinese have gone from a major exporter of gold to one of the largest importers of gold and silver on the planet. Actively getting their population to buy gold and silver. China's largest bank setting up funds for their people to put in small amounts of money at a time, to build up to purchases of ounces of precious metal to be credited to their accounts or taken home for those that want to take physical possession. For those that can not afford to buy an ounce at a time. Why this even catches my attention at all is the fact that China is a communist country and the fundamental core of a communist country is the State itself. With the population working for the building of the wealth of the State. Not for the building of wealth of the general population. Which they have begun to do by wanting their people to purchase precious metals. I am not sure what caused this fundamental shift in policy. [B]Maybe[/B] getting ready to start a new currency based on silver and gold. With the U.S. Dollar being the reserve currency of the planet that affords us a unique position in the world to our great benefit ever since the end of World War II. There has been a quite concerted effort to change that position that we enjoy. China and Russia set up an exchange at the end of 2010 so that they could by pass the U.S. Dollar altogether. In February of this year the IMF (International Monetary Fund) is pushing to replace the Dollar as the world reserve currency. And today the U.N. (United Nations) has joined in on calling for a replacement of The U.S. Dollar with a global currency March of 2010 JP Morgan Chase gets caught red handed suppressing the silver market there have always been rumblings of this going on for as long as I can remember. And those that did not believe it just chalked it up to conspiracy theory noise. But with them being caught in the act. The light begins to come on slowly in peoples heads (It was like a lightning bolt in mine I remember the day the story broke in March 2010 very well and I began hard core stacking) with the historical ratio of silver to gold being 16 to 1 (16 ounces of silver equal in value to 1 ounce of gold) people began to understand that silver was way under valued artificially by JP Morgan's price suppression scheme and began buying accordingly. With a small vendor in Tunisia feeling no respect from those in political power. He sets himself on fire in front a local government building, which sparks a protest which ends with the removal of the long time repressive Tunisian government. Which in turn ignites protests across the Middle East. Egypt is the next Government to fall with the entire event played out in the major press outlets of the world one was able to watch it every day all day if they so chose to on the internet. Live feeds coming out of Tahir Square. Now Libya is going differently and the Government is fighting back. Unlike Egypt where the Military were behind the people Libya has turned to killing the protesters drawing in the rest of the world into the fray. The entire Middle East is on fire right now. There are also protests in the Uk and Germany because they no longer want to be part of the disastrous Euro experiment because they feel they are being made to foot the bill for bailing out other country's where the economy has crashed or is crashing Portugal, Greece and others. Protests all over Europe for various other reasons where governments are taking from the people to give to the banks and other various austerity measures. Protests here in the United States over heavy handed actions being enacted by state governments. Whether real or perceived The rise in prices of everything from Gas to Bread when a lot of people foolishly fell into the whole throw it on a credit card thing, and live right to or beyond their financial limits so any rise in prices would put them behind on everything. people are on fire and revolution is in the air around the planet. And in times of unrest and uncertainty people turn to what has been money for thousands of years. Silver and Gold My thoughts are that with gold at it's current price level and the historic silver to gold ratio of 16 to 1 the price of silver should be right around the $90.00 per ounce area. I just think the current rapid rise in the price of silver is due to silvers artificial suppression of price for decades and it is just racing to catch up with it's self. If anyone can think of other reasons I would love to hear them because the price of silver and gold directly affect one of the great joys in my life, Coin Collecting:hail: Terry [B][SIZE=1] [/SIZE][/B][/QUOTE]
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