Reasons to Sell Gold and Silver Now
Commodities / Gold and Silver 2013 Mar 04, 2013 - 10:52 AM GMTSell or hedge a portion of your physical. Sell all mining stock asap.
Gold may dive below $1200 and silver below $21 ($1400 is very likely), due
to fact that USA $1.2 trillion fiscal cuts are going to occur. Obama wants
to use this to make the public hate the Republicans, so he can get a
majority in Congress at the mid-term elections, so then he can run the
country like a dictatorship his last 2 years.
We could get a small bounce first, but I think we already did. Don't stand
there like a deer in headlights waiting and wishing you sold at higher
price like we all did in 2008.
What is going on now is the boomers via their sovereigns are playing
"delay the crash until the last possible minute". The following link has
the proof with the relative youth vs. adult unemployment in Europe.
http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=4824&cpage=1#comment-396080
Thus we have the appearance of a slight bounce in real estate while the
politics is laying the ground work for a major crash around 2014 or 2015.
These processes take time and come in stages. First they slow down on
printing money (while continuing to jaw bone that they can print if needed
to keep the bounce alive), then they suck guts out with tax increases and
spending cuts. The wait for the shock wave. Gold and silver will react
first and early as they always do, and then bottom first well before the
general markets do.
We are headed into the sovereign debt crisis BIG BANG. Gold will go up not
from printing, but because the government will become hostile to every
other asset trying to seize assets. CAPITAL CONTROLS. This is going to be
very very messy.
There will be no hyperinflation because that would destroy the bankers
(they hold the debt), or not at least until all debt is held by public and
the bankers hold only real assets. This is why hyperinflation can't be
global. The bankers always need a currency to hold their loans in that
does not hyperinflate. Remember the value of a loan decreases until
hyperinflation.
This reminds me of 2008 when silver had fallen from $21 to like $15 and we
had many changes to sell from March to August and we will trying to
convince ourselves it would not go lower. Then it fell to $9 which was a
-60% drop from $21. Our recent high was $49, so a 60% drop would be $20.
In addition to Armstrong's recent blogs, see:
http://www.kitco.com/ind/Laird/20130225.html
http://www.financialsense.com/contributors/james-gruber/why-gold-has-further-to-fall
See also chart that shows central bankers have stopped printing for the
time being:
http://phoenixcapitalmarketing.com/inflation-broker.pdf
Don't forget which stage in the bankster's business model we are in now.
http://www.silverbearcafe.com/private/01.10/thinklikeabanker.html
Permit default 'without risk' on the assets you wish to sieze to
maximize wealth transfer. (stall foreclosure, stay repossession orders
etc)
Stall the economy to maximize default positions and deplete private
liquidity. <-- We are here
Successively ratchet the economy downhill, while bettering secured
positions.
By Shelby Henry Moore III
short bio, I have published articles on FinancialSense.com, Gold-Eagle.com, SilverStockReport.com, LewRockwell.com. I am the sole or contributing programmer of numerous (some million+ user) commercial software applications, such as Corel Painter, Cool Page, WordUp, Art-O-Matic, etc.. I have an education in engineering and math.
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