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Large Sarge
22nd May 2013, 11:11 AM
It has been well documented by me that there was going to be a Precious Metals beatdown within the range of $1200 -$1400 per once of Gold and $20-$24 per ounce of Silver. Now the latest forecast from deep behind enemy lines was so earth shaking at first that I myself could not believe it. In fact I am still taking this with a grain of salt. From the inner recesses of International Banking, the Money Masters are deciding on a plan so daunting I do not even know if they can pull it off. That plan folks is to Smash Gold down to $800 to $1000 per ounce!!!! Silver between $16-$18 per ounce. Believe me they will market this as the much needed correction, they will trumpet it as the bull market run being over, thousands will dump what little they have in the open jaws of the Jackal Multinational Banks and the Central Banks that front for them.

I want you to be VERY VERY aware. This strategy while a last ditch effort to save the COMEX, FED and Bullion Banks will also have another driving benefit. It will drive out for good the speculators who have used the instrument of paper manipulation to dictate and affect the physical market for decades. The blowback of all of this is once again ever dwindling supplies of Physical PM's and acquisition premiums going through the roof. Folks what I am saying is if Silver goes to $16 an ounce...do you think anyone will sell it in an environment in which there are dwindling supplies? NO! Of course NOT! This is going to be the beginning of the permanent dislocation of the Physical market from the Paper Market. I can see it now, ETF $16oz , Physical $40oz that looks like where we will be heading in the short term before the collapse finally arrives and PM's shoot to the moon.

Case in point. The Royal Canadian Mint just released a 1oz Buffalo Silver Commemorative coin at $100 face value, the darn thing is 96% sold out! Whats the big deal about that you say? Well last year the same Canuk mint released a $20 stamped Polar Bear Coin that never moved like this one. In fact SIlverCoinsToday.com stated "Royal Canadian Mint appears to be at or approaching a sell out with buyers getting a perceived bargain by paying face value." Did you get that? Buyers getting a perceived value. So what's really driving the blowout sale of 250,000 coins 96% sold out in days? Simple...The thirst for physical silver all over the world has dried up inventories everywhere, thus causing people to spend up to $100 an ounce and thinking it is a value!!! Why pray tell would the Royal Canadian Mint stamp a $100 face value on a one ounce Silver coin? Are they forecasting something? I think so. I sure do.



Folks watch the movement of oil...Remember this is one of the big indicators and on a future alert/ radio show I will correlate the relationship of Gold and Oil. The two major commodities of any sane nation looking to trade. If Oil continues it's rise there are fund managers in the Too PIG to Fails that are licking their chops to offset some of the worthless US treasuries that they are holding. What is a poor central banker to do? Print to Oblivion I guess. Hoover town here we come.

Be Ready-V-

madfranks
22nd May 2013, 11:28 AM
Why pray tell would the Royal Canadian Mint stamp a $100 face value on a one ounce Silver coin? Are they forecasting something? I think so.

The same logic can be applied to the question of why the US government stamps a $1 face value on a one ounce silver coin. Maybe they are forecasting something different? Or maybe the face value and the intrinsic value of government issued silver coins have no connection at all to reality.

Large Sarge
22nd May 2013, 11:35 AM
The same logic can be applied to the question of why the US government stamps a $1 face value on a one ounce silver coin. Maybe they are forecasting something different? Or maybe the face value and the intrinsic value of government issued silver coins have no connection at all to reality.

yes, but the $1 silver eagle dates back to 1800's

nothing new there

madfranks
22nd May 2013, 12:10 PM
yes, but the $1 silver eagle dates back to 1800's

nothing new there

Hmm, not exactly. The modern silver eagle of 1986 and on is a full one ounce of silver, the old silver dollars (not eagles, back then eagle was the term for gold coins) from back in the day were closer to .77 oz of silver.

chad
22nd May 2013, 12:37 PM
hawk, over.

Serpo
22nd May 2013, 03:52 PM
link?

Spectrism
22nd May 2013, 04:20 PM
Yes- I think it is likely the prices will drop and JPMorgue will cover short positions. Also, it will give the COMEX the chance to buy out contracts at cheap prices.

If there is delivery of significant numbers of contracts and those (including the mints) sell to dealers at reasonable markups, we could see the prices of physical begin to drop. At some point, the refiners, miners and any other links in the chain could make their supplies disappear until more favorable market conditions.

No matter what, I agree with the premise of the OP that the actions taken now will rip the market wide open. Silver and gold will be like ammo and guns during the Obamanation Declarations.

vacuum
23rd May 2013, 10:55 PM
The fact that the $100 face value coin is almost sold out makes tons of sense.

It's basically holding cash with that cash potentially having an upside if silver breaks $100. Also, it's a little bit more durable so it can't be destroyed by mold, fire, etc.

I'm not aware of any other way to hold both cash and pms at the same time other than this $100 coin.

Gold Rules
24th May 2013, 10:01 AM
Yes- I think it is likely the prices will drop and JPMorgue will cover short positions. Also, it will give the COMEX the chance to buy out contracts at cheap prices.

If there is delivery of significant numbers of contracts and those (including the mints) sell to dealers at reasonable markups, we could see the prices of physical begin to drop. At some point, the refiners, miners and any other links in the chain could make their supplies disappear until more favorable market conditions.

No matter what, I agree with the premise of the OP that the actions taken now will rip the market wide open. Silver and gold will be like ammo and guns during the Obamanation Declarations.


If what you say happens the miners will be toast or at the least Nationalized & their value will be zero

Son-of-Liberty
24th May 2013, 11:22 AM
The fact that the $100 face value coin is almost sold out makes tons of sense.

It's basically holding cash with that cash potentially having an upside if silver breaks $100. Also, it's a little bit more durable so it can't be destroyed by mold, fire, etc.

I'm not aware of any other way to hold both cash and pms at the same time other than this $100 coin.

They also have a $20 face value silver coin they are selling for $20. The $100 coin is limited to 1 per customer and the $20 limited to 3 per customer.