James Turk Key "Factors That Will Drive Precious Metals' Bull Market" 1/4 - Stream
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Inflation will be here due to deflation stalling commodity production/ growth and falling asset prices which were driven up by an aging population speculating on property and compulsory superfunds.this will lead to many more boomers qualifying for government pensions which have skyroketed up this year alone.We all know that the government prefers inflation to deflation as it shares the burden of financial incompetence with everyones purchasing power .cash is not king when the fed has the keys.
In the late 1970's I was witness to the huge rise in silver. This was brought about by inflation , high interest rates and speculation by the Hunt brothers. My question is this: If the world is in a deflationary mode is not the price of silver subject to supply and demand ? Is not cash king ? If inflation is coming with all this govt spending, will it not be a few years down the road. Isn't everyone speculating on inflation coming ?
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in 2001, you needed 45 ounces of gold to buy the dow jones industrial. Today, you need less than 8 ounces of gold to buy the dow. The dow is getting way cheaper priced in gold, and will probably be a 1:1 ratio at gold's peak
what was the price of gold in 1800, what was the price of bonds in 1800, and what was the price of the stock market in 1800?
or buy chinese stocks. gold doesn't do anything, doesn't create value over long period of time. i get the printing money argument so i suppose you own some real assets. not massively convinced about owning a lot. over time it underperforms (look at 200 yr chart vs. stks for example) and you're buying now after a 6 yr bull mkt with a number of people bullish. i'd be bullish for choice but only because its making new highs and the money printing. i'd have a tightish stop. prefer stks/oil.
In 1800 that ws fine, but the dollar wont be worth the same 5, 10 or 20 years from now in 2009. So either put money in gold or a foreign currency or some other store of value. Gold is that store of value.
could you summarise this by saying gold is a better investment than putting under your mattress? ie it keeps it purchasing power better than cash? says nothing about how it does vs. buying stks or bonds though.
hey gold bugs : if you put $1 in 1800 into gold and $1 into bonds in 1800 and $1 into the US stk market how much would you have today? gold is a terrible long term investment. at least based on the very longer term. who knows in this market though.
Does anyone know more about gold and silver more than Mr. Turk? I do not think so.
thank you! James is my hero.
I recorded it. The folks there sent me the audio. :)
Cant thankyou enough for posting this I was there but missed the David morgan talk, how did you get hold of these recordings??? you are ahead of the game:-)
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