The Gold Bubble and Wiemar-style Trillion-percent Inflation.

a reply to: jellyrev

long gold and silver betting on a currency collapse?

Is that why we just keep racking up trillions in debt

Would investing in gold miner's shares be a good investment in the short term?

a reply to: Cinrad

What?

I don't think it's a short term investment right now it's long term

Your waiting for the fed to reduce interests rates on four consecutive months of bad jobs report in a row and lend out more money.

Gold will go up.

If they have to introduce negetive interests rates which me possible then gold will really skyrocket.

You don't want your assets in the market when the currency is inflating and negetive interests rates are being introduced

Be in silver and gold, silver went up 42% in the same time gold went up 60$.

The currency took a hit along with the pound and the Fed is shorting gold....

It's going up and way back up. I'd personally be looking at moving into another currency while the dollar is strong such as the pound, I don't believe Brexit will happen and this will strengthen the EU.

a reply to: onequestion

There is going to be some volatility before you get a strong gold price increase, over here in Aus, when good prices go up 5% gold mining stocks go up 10-15%. I suppose I'm betting there will be time to get out off the market before the cuurency drops for real.

a reply to: Cinrad

I'm speaking about Wall Street I don't know the Aus market that well

a reply to: onequestion

Sure. But what I am asking is, does the price of gold go up at the same time/rate as inflation or do you think there will be a move towards gold before the hyper inflation is obvious? In you opinion will there be time to make a quick buck on mining shares and then convert that buck to something more tangible before it magically disappears before my eyes? Are we likely to see it hit 1500 over a month say, and then drop back to 1300 and seesaw a while?