View Full Version : Sinclair and Greg Hunter interview.
Twisted Titan
31st October 2013, 10:09 AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IQ_TBJHrcU&feature=youtube_gdata_player
The reason why I posted this is because he made some interesting calls for particular leg downs in the collapse of America
Im definately intrigued because unlike others this guy has the credentials and blood lineage to the archetects of destruction
45 min interview
gunDriller
31st October 2013, 10:21 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IQ_TBJHrcU
govcheetos
31st October 2013, 04:25 PM
I didn't watch the vid so I apoligize if i'm wrong here. The vid caption reads gold will be $50,00 per ounce. So many people sell others on gold and silver being worth so much more in the future when really inflation and the declining dollar are to blame. An ounce of gold will still buy the same amount of another commodity whether it's $50 or $50,000. Kinda like a silver dimes worth of gasoline in 1930 vs today. Still close to the same amount, but both have increased significantly in dollar value.
Katmandu
31st October 2013, 04:47 PM
I didn't watch the vid so I apoligize if i'm wrong here. The vid caption reads gold will be $50,00 per ounce. So many people sell others on gold and silver being worth so much more in the future when really inflation and the declining dollar are to blame. An ounce of gold will still buy the same amount of another commodity whether it's $50 or $50,000. Kinda like a silver dimes worth of gasoline in 1930 vs today. Still close to the same amount, but both have increased significantly in dollar value.
Well, sort of, but maybe not. Here are a couple of comments from another recent thread:
http://gold-silver.us/forum/showthread.php?73736-Be-warned!-Smart-Money-Now-exiting-Real-Estate-Beginning-of-the-End
Starting at 10:35
"...and that's what happened in Weimar Germany and all the other places by the way. I've put it out there many times, the stock market in Germany went up huge, but the cost of living went up much more, and the price of gold and silver went up much much more...."
Katmandu comments: I have heard in multiple places around the net people saying things such as, "So what if the POG goes up to $[insert big number here] per ounce? That just means that a loaf of bread will be $[insert big number here]," or something like, "an ounce of gold has always been able to purchase one man's high quality suit".
I think there is surely a measure of truth to that, but in contrast I have always believed that a dramatic rise in the POG will supercede a corresponding rise in the price of goods. Whether it proceeds it by a few months or a few years is TBD. But what that means is that there will be a period where gold owners will be able to cash out some of their gold to purchase an extraordinary amount of goods. The video above is also alluding to this at the 10:35 mark. That point in time will be an opportune time to strategically beef up one's preps and other items. I know that several of us here at GSUS are also waiting for that opportune moment to purchase land/retreats, etc. Let's just hope that when that opportune time happens, that the shit has only partially hit the fan such that safe travel and other basic functions in life are still relatively easy to do.
The most extreme gold-as-wealth-vessel predicts that when the system is reset to collateralize all of the fiat money, insurances, equities and derivatives that gold will be priced north of $130,000 per ounces. That said, holding physical gold during these days of bankrupt governments financing deficits with money printing and banks discussing bailins and paying zero interest on deposits has to be the most blatantly obvious no brainer of all time.
SWRichmond
1st November 2013, 07:16 AM
going into the 30 minute mark Jim Sinclair talks about "the emancipation of gold". He describes new exchanges where trading is done in spot. If you want to sell, show us the physical or put up the cash amount value you want to sell. If you want to buy, show us the money because we have the gold. He says these exchanges are being set up in Singapore and Russia. I note that gold exchanges are being set up in Dubai as well. While Jim calls this "the emancipation of gold" what it really is is the visuals that accompany the end of a global trade currency regime. And the process of ending a global currency regime involves the re-pricing of risk. These activities are the re-pricing of risk in the global marketplace.
Edit: he just said it: price discovery.
chad
1st November 2013, 07:42 AM
benjamin fulford was right all along? :o
Libertarian_Guard
1st November 2013, 07:44 PM
benjamin fulford was right all along? :o
P T Barnum knew everything about the 'Big Show'
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