Interesting back in late december we had a breakout to the upside, as the gold/silver ratio started dropping. Had a quick reversal last week as you can see, meaning silver might well drop well below $15/oz again. I think it's a good buying opportunity if it was missed the first time as I got in around $14.30, but with central banks around the world buying gold in record amounts last year, I'm not seeing the fundamental reasons the metals are falling again. Perhaps people are putting money back into stocks. The dollar is relatively flat, so it's not a "strong dollar" so much since it's going sideways more or less. The longer this continues, I think the more explosive things will be to the upside once the DS lets go of the helium balloon from under water, but in the short term it's probably best to see where the dust settles.
AS AWLAYS, talk to a pro before doing anything. I'm simply observing markets and I hear Q saying "Gold will end the Fed" but from the price action, it doesn't look like it's in any hurry to do so. At least the breakout I called on Dec 26th was true as far as it went; it just didn't hold above about $16.20. Gonna be interesting to watch either way, for sure...
1oz Gold coin (worth ~1294 federal notes) with the denomination 50 dollars.
If you use the inflation calculator that's about 99% accurate to the dollar's inflation to $50 back in Jan 1913.
The US mint also produces:
1oz Silver coin (worth ~15 federal notes) with the denomination 1 dollar.
1oz Platinum coin (worth ~860 federal notes) with the denomination 100 dollars.
1oz Palladium coin (worth ~1550 federal notes) with the denomination 25 dollars.
All signs point to a crash, and rumors suggest within weeks. Chrysler and Ford stopped giving monthly reports because they were touching double digit sales drops while they regularly predict growth and produce more based on predictions, and opted for quarterly reports as of December 2018.
Car manufacturers buy 75% of the palladium supply for catalytic-converters. When they release that the Q1 report and people see double digit decline in sales the forecast is going to drop and palladium will plummet.
The debt clock shows gold's oversold 101:1 on comex (meaning you can put $1294 and get 1oz but comex can sell that 1 physical ounce 101 times) and silvers oversold 192:1. When other stocks plummet people will move to metals and when people start collecting those metals the price can rise 101x for gold and 192x for silver. This is just the virtual fed dollars for people that don't want to hold in companies about to go under and have no assets only intellectual property.
Comex released rule 589 to control the rise of any precious metals in anticipation of this. Rises a certain percent too fast and they shut the market for X hours, on and on.
When palladium plummets the others will rise. By the US mint denominations, if gold's the standard to deflation and valued at 1294 in federal notes today, silver should be worth 1/50 the price of gold (or ~25.9 federal notes), palladium should be 1/2 (or ~647 federal notes), and platinum should be 2/1 (or ~2588 federal notes).
Stack accordingly because when the market crashes, which most people think is impossible because they're really never studied history and really like depending on the financial system, you can have $50k in Ford stock be actually worth 1oz of silver because the market is based on fed notes not US dollars.
Lots of great info here, thanks fellow anon. First, though, let me say that for every "short," there has to be a "long" - ie: for every seller, there has to be a buyer. That's how markets achieve equilibrium with constantly changing prices to reflect the amount of people wanting to sell vs. buy. Supply and demand.
I'm not so interested in coins/numismatics but rather silver content only, as premium always disappears over time.
I noticed the car monthly sales reports were announced they'd stop doing it each month after yr over yr sales were so abysmal. I got the impression they're going "opaque" because they indeed have a LOT to hide -- Millennials aren't buying cars or homes like previous generations, thus, companies like Uber and Lyft are surging.
I know about the Palladium in the cat-converters; however, remember that electric cars have no need for one so there's that to consider.
As for the "oversold" thing, yeah, I'm aware of that on the ETFs like the SLV/GLD are HORRIBLY over-leveraged, which is in part why I think prices currently "feel like" a helium balloon being held underwater. I've seen such before, and that was when silver wound up exploding upward by 12.5x. I think the multiplier could well be higher this time. I don't think it's SO important to get in at such a low price that you wake up and the move had started overnight and the price is no longer available, so being a buyer for the long-term at $15 or below looks like a great entry spot, if for no other reason all the support/traffic in the area the past 10 years. That's a LOT of price action to break below or above, and we just saw it happen to the upside. In today's political climate, I think it's highly unlikely to break out to go further down past about $13.50 than it is to retrace as it is now, summon up more "steam," and go higher for the real breakout, when it occurs. Not so sure about an economic crash being WEEKS away, but hey, in this crazy world, anything is possible.
You and I think alike in SO many ways, fellow anon. I noticed a while back, "Gee, this is odd. Platinum has ALWAYS been the most expensive metal; now it's not. I know Palladium is needed in catalytic converters, but car sales are waaaay down so what's keeping the prices so high there?" Also, I had the "electric cars" increasing production in mind and as I noted, they don't NEED "catalytic converteres" -- it's sorta the whole POINT in a "Zero-emissions" vehicle, where the "emissions" are done at factories making batteries and such, but none directly from the vehicle in use.
As for Q, I've been "aware" since about last May. BTW, long story/aside here, I think Gen Paul M Nakasone is DEEPLY involved in "Q" even if "only" for the cybersecurity aspect. He also happens to have Adm. Rogers' old job as head of the NSA, and I got a "psychic impression" that "Q" was "half-asian/hawaiian" and when I see things in such a manner, I'm always right at least so far.
I missed the E.V. total by ONE (304 vs the 303 I predicted) AND I was 100% right about the meteor. It's a gift I have. Alas, no such "visions" about metals pricing! Oh well lol
My point is Q's "predictions" aren't always accurate...."some disinformation needed"...and other "big things are happening by X" didn't come through but were "strategic markers" he says, in order to make the enemy "expend their ammo."
As far as 3/19, that might well be the date RBG "died" or something. Who knows? I just know I use Q as a tool much like I use the Fibonacci chart as a tool. It helps paint the picture quite a bit, but I don't put 100% of my chips on any ONE tool. I look at the bigger picture. This is why I bought physical metal, to smooth-out any "local" ups/downs affected or not by Q or anyone else.
When I DO see things happening in the "normal" sense, my issue is I tend not to be early but WAY WAY WAY early. For instance, around 2008, I sensed some bad event in the future that might affect the entire world, and started doing what "prepping" that I could, on my budget. Just spent $80 on some freeze-dried pizzas (10 packages of crusts, sauce mix, and mozzerela cheese) knowing I had 2 #10 cans of mozzarella cheese to help "dress it up" more. In a bad situation, "Comfort Food" can go a long way to helping stay off the big psychological lows that could happen, and I've been "prepping" ever since....even keep firewood in the shed (literally stacked floor to ceiling on two walls right now) just in case no power....I have a fireplace and have been using it. Even WITH power, it makes for a nice, cozy, warm feeling in the room as well as providing heat, so I burn the fireplace when the temps go below about 40 at night. It's a bit more costly than "just nat gas," but it does cut the nat gas bill in half or so. The cost of the firewood itself more than makes up for it, although I DID get a BUNCH of free firewood this year so it's probably about even.
Sorry to digress again, but was merely pointing out that I understand the times in which we live...at least well enough to know to prepare for the worst. I don't think buying silver at $15/oz is going to make anyone go broke but will make a nice profit simply by changing forms of fiat money into what's historically ALWAYS been "money." It's so funny that the haters/trolls love to talk shit to me when I post about silver but they never have anything to offer as an alternative, other than cryptos, which are WAY more volatile than silver even is. However, cryptos are based on math and "math" has no INHERENT value. It's a concept, not a commodity.
I also noticed the debt clock a while back saying silver should be at $697/oz...so it's probably somewhere close to that now as I last looked a few weeks ago. It's in the lower-right corner, just so you know I know the page.
I REALLY appreciate the thought, the facts, and the links you put into your response. It makes dealing with the trolls actually worthwhile to sift through to get replies like this, as well as a few others I've seen. I've never understood the need the trolls feel to go attacking people who provide FREE INFORMATION here. I mean, if they don't feel silver will rise, so be it. But why not? Instead of alternative explanations, they often use racial slurs, further showing their lack of intelligence unless they "guess right" and call me a WASP. Haven't seen them do that yet, so whatever.
One last tidbit -- the "natural ratio" of silver to gold is 17.5:1 as it occurs in the Earth naturally. This does not mean the prices should precisely reflect this, however, as the costs to mine gold and silver aren't the same. I'm also hearing that we might have reached "peak silver/peak gold" now -- much like the talk was back in the 90's or so about petroleum, but that was before fracking and other new technologies were developed and deployed. I suppose some breathrough in technology could make the mining costs for gold and silver plummet, but then again, they're "rare metals" not because of a dearth of mining technology, but because there's just not all that much around TO mine!
I am going to bookmark most of the links you gave me for future reference. Thanks much, fellow Anon! You've helped me re-think ignoring VOAT altogether. I think, seeing the trolls, we've all had the thought once or twice, but once in a great while, I run into someone who knows what they're talking about AND is polite and kind enough to share it.
You take care and have a great week! We'll see what happens on 3/19, but again...Q is also known for his "head-fakes" so we'll see what happens. I've also noticed a lot of times, what he said exactly one year PRIOR is what's really going on. "Gold will end the Fed" was what...like Dec 18 last year? Might it be the same this year? Might the "countdown to 3/19" be something, again, to cause the Deep State to "expend their ammunition" or is it the date of the FISA declas?
At least we'll find out in a couple of weeks. Hang on!! :)
True, but they assume they have any credibility by acting and speaking like an angry 5 year old. Oh well. It's just that I've seen so much evil and ignorance in the world...as a kid I wondered "why is God so angry with us?" Then, I grew up and the question is "Why is God so PATIENT with us?"
Pretty much sums up the general state of "Humanity" these days. Thanks for being a stand-up Patriot!
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17125183? ago
Interesting back in late december we had a breakout to the upside, as the gold/silver ratio started dropping. Had a quick reversal last week as you can see, meaning silver might well drop well below $15/oz again. I think it's a good buying opportunity if it was missed the first time as I got in around $14.30, but with central banks around the world buying gold in record amounts last year, I'm not seeing the fundamental reasons the metals are falling again. Perhaps people are putting money back into stocks. The dollar is relatively flat, so it's not a "strong dollar" so much since it's going sideways more or less. The longer this continues, I think the more explosive things will be to the upside once the DS lets go of the helium balloon from under water, but in the short term it's probably best to see where the dust settles.
AS AWLAYS, talk to a pro before doing anything. I'm simply observing markets and I hear Q saying "Gold will end the Fed" but from the price action, it doesn't look like it's in any hurry to do so. At least the breakout I called on Dec 26th was true as far as it went; it just didn't hold above about $16.20. Gonna be interesting to watch either way, for sure...
17127401? ago
Silver's been shorted for decades.
The rumors are our next reserve won't be any one metal but the 4 precious metals traded on comex.
If you look at the US mint they make:
50 dollars.If you use the inflation calculator that's about 99% accurate to the dollar's inflation to $50 back in Jan 1913.
The US mint also produces:
1 dollar.100 dollars.25 dollars.All signs point to a crash, and rumors suggest within weeks. Chrysler and Ford stopped giving monthly reports because they were touching double digit sales drops while they regularly predict growth and produce more based on predictions, and opted for quarterly reports as of December 2018.
Car manufacturers buy 75% of the palladium supply for catalytic-converters. When they release that the Q1 report and people see double digit decline in sales the forecast is going to drop and palladium will plummet.
The debt clock shows gold's oversold 101:1 on comex (meaning you can put $1294 and get 1oz but comex can sell that 1 physical ounce 101 times) and silvers oversold 192:1. When other stocks plummet people will move to metals and when people start collecting those metals the price can rise 101x for gold and 192x for silver. This is just the virtual fed dollars for people that don't want to hold in companies about to go under and have no assets only intellectual property.
Comex released rule 589 to control the rise of any precious metals in anticipation of this. Rises a certain percent too fast and they shut the market for X hours, on and on.
When palladium plummets the others will rise. By the US mint denominations, if gold's the standard to deflation and valued at 1294 in federal notes today, silver should be worth 1/50 the price of gold (or ~25.9 federal notes), palladium should be 1/2 (or ~647 federal notes), and platinum should be 2/1 (or ~2588 federal notes).
Stack accordingly because when the market crashes, which most people think is impossible because they're really never studied history and really like depending on the financial system, you can have $50k in Ford stock be actually worth 1oz of silver because the market is based on fed notes not US dollars.
17130489? ago
BTW is https://8ch.net/qresearch/res/4505448.html the/a page that "Q" reads or where we "post to Q?" I know it's 8chan someplace but not exactly sure where.
17129667? ago
Lots of great info here, thanks fellow anon. First, though, let me say that for every "short," there has to be a "long" - ie: for every seller, there has to be a buyer. That's how markets achieve equilibrium with constantly changing prices to reflect the amount of people wanting to sell vs. buy. Supply and demand.
I'm not so interested in coins/numismatics but rather silver content only, as premium always disappears over time.
I noticed the car monthly sales reports were announced they'd stop doing it each month after yr over yr sales were so abysmal. I got the impression they're going "opaque" because they indeed have a LOT to hide -- Millennials aren't buying cars or homes like previous generations, thus, companies like Uber and Lyft are surging.
I know about the Palladium in the cat-converters; however, remember that electric cars have no need for one so there's that to consider.
As for the "oversold" thing, yeah, I'm aware of that on the ETFs like the SLV/GLD are HORRIBLY over-leveraged, which is in part why I think prices currently "feel like" a helium balloon being held underwater. I've seen such before, and that was when silver wound up exploding upward by 12.5x. I think the multiplier could well be higher this time. I don't think it's SO important to get in at such a low price that you wake up and the move had started overnight and the price is no longer available, so being a buyer for the long-term at $15 or below looks like a great entry spot, if for no other reason all the support/traffic in the area the past 10 years. That's a LOT of price action to break below or above, and we just saw it happen to the upside. In today's political climate, I think it's highly unlikely to break out to go further down past about $13.50 than it is to retrace as it is now, summon up more "steam," and go higher for the real breakout, when it occurs. Not so sure about an economic crash being WEEKS away, but hey, in this crazy world, anything is possible.
You and I think alike in SO many ways, fellow anon. I noticed a while back, "Gee, this is odd. Platinum has ALWAYS been the most expensive metal; now it's not. I know Palladium is needed in catalytic converters, but car sales are waaaay down so what's keeping the prices so high there?" Also, I had the "electric cars" increasing production in mind and as I noted, they don't NEED "catalytic converteres" -- it's sorta the whole POINT in a "Zero-emissions" vehicle, where the "emissions" are done at factories making batteries and such, but none directly from the vehicle in use.
As for Q, I've been "aware" since about last May. BTW, long story/aside here, I think Gen Paul M Nakasone is DEEPLY involved in "Q" even if "only" for the cybersecurity aspect. He also happens to have Adm. Rogers' old job as head of the NSA, and I got a "psychic impression" that "Q" was "half-asian/hawaiian" and when I see things in such a manner, I'm always right at least so far.
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I missed the E.V. total by ONE (304 vs the 303 I predicted) AND I was 100% right about the meteor. It's a gift I have. Alas, no such "visions" about metals pricing! Oh well lol
My point is Q's "predictions" aren't always accurate...."some disinformation needed"...and other "big things are happening by X" didn't come through but were "strategic markers" he says, in order to make the enemy "expend their ammo."
As far as 3/19, that might well be the date RBG "died" or something. Who knows? I just know I use Q as a tool much like I use the Fibonacci chart as a tool. It helps paint the picture quite a bit, but I don't put 100% of my chips on any ONE tool. I look at the bigger picture. This is why I bought physical metal, to smooth-out any "local" ups/downs affected or not by Q or anyone else.
When I DO see things happening in the "normal" sense, my issue is I tend not to be early but WAY WAY WAY early. For instance, around 2008, I sensed some bad event in the future that might affect the entire world, and started doing what "prepping" that I could, on my budget. Just spent $80 on some freeze-dried pizzas (10 packages of crusts, sauce mix, and mozzerela cheese) knowing I had 2 #10 cans of mozzarella cheese to help "dress it up" more. In a bad situation, "Comfort Food" can go a long way to helping stay off the big psychological lows that could happen, and I've been "prepping" ever since....even keep firewood in the shed (literally stacked floor to ceiling on two walls right now) just in case no power....I have a fireplace and have been using it. Even WITH power, it makes for a nice, cozy, warm feeling in the room as well as providing heat, so I burn the fireplace when the temps go below about 40 at night. It's a bit more costly than "just nat gas," but it does cut the nat gas bill in half or so. The cost of the firewood itself more than makes up for it, although I DID get a BUNCH of free firewood this year so it's probably about even.
Sorry to digress again, but was merely pointing out that I understand the times in which we live...at least well enough to know to prepare for the worst. I don't think buying silver at $15/oz is going to make anyone go broke but will make a nice profit simply by changing forms of fiat money into what's historically ALWAYS been "money." It's so funny that the haters/trolls love to talk shit to me when I post about silver but they never have anything to offer as an alternative, other than cryptos, which are WAY more volatile than silver even is. However, cryptos are based on math and "math" has no INHERENT value. It's a concept, not a commodity.
I also noticed the debt clock a while back saying silver should be at $697/oz...so it's probably somewhere close to that now as I last looked a few weeks ago. It's in the lower-right corner, just so you know I know the page.
I REALLY appreciate the thought, the facts, and the links you put into your response. It makes dealing with the trolls actually worthwhile to sift through to get replies like this, as well as a few others I've seen. I've never understood the need the trolls feel to go attacking people who provide FREE INFORMATION here. I mean, if they don't feel silver will rise, so be it. But why not? Instead of alternative explanations, they often use racial slurs, further showing their lack of intelligence unless they "guess right" and call me a WASP. Haven't seen them do that yet, so whatever.
One last tidbit -- the "natural ratio" of silver to gold is 17.5:1 as it occurs in the Earth naturally. This does not mean the prices should precisely reflect this, however, as the costs to mine gold and silver aren't the same. I'm also hearing that we might have reached "peak silver/peak gold" now -- much like the talk was back in the 90's or so about petroleum, but that was before fracking and other new technologies were developed and deployed. I suppose some breathrough in technology could make the mining costs for gold and silver plummet, but then again, they're "rare metals" not because of a dearth of mining technology, but because there's just not all that much around TO mine!
I am going to bookmark most of the links you gave me for future reference. Thanks much, fellow Anon! You've helped me re-think ignoring VOAT altogether. I think, seeing the trolls, we've all had the thought once or twice, but once in a great while, I run into someone who knows what they're talking about AND is polite and kind enough to share it.
You take care and have a great week! We'll see what happens on 3/19, but again...Q is also known for his "head-fakes" so we'll see what happens. I've also noticed a lot of times, what he said exactly one year PRIOR is what's really going on. "Gold will end the Fed" was what...like Dec 18 last year? Might it be the same this year? Might the "countdown to 3/19" be something, again, to cause the Deep State to "expend their ammunition" or is it the date of the FISA declas?
At least we'll find out in a couple of weeks. Hang on!! :)
17130242? ago
Think of who's behind it: how can they crash the economy and create a fake famine if people know how to insulate themselves?
17130311? ago
True, but they assume they have any credibility by acting and speaking like an angry 5 year old. Oh well. It's just that I've seen so much evil and ignorance in the world...as a kid I wondered "why is God so angry with us?" Then, I grew up and the question is "Why is God so PATIENT with us?"
Pretty much sums up the general state of "Humanity" these days. Thanks for being a stand-up Patriot!
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