Silver will be at $250/oz....this time next year....MINIMUM. If you can continue to hodl, you'll quadruple your holdings in 12 months.
Silver should be at 10:1 with gold, if natural economics were to take over. Think about that too. Gold should be over $200K/oz in relation to the amount of fiat FedBux paper floating around. But it's unlikely we'll ever get there. $10K/oz is perfectly reasonable next year this time. Thus, as the silver:gold ratio rebalances, even to levels like in the 1970s/1980s, around 30:1 just do the math. Silver would be $333/oz, which is within reason.
Just this year the rebalancing has gone from 95:1 to where we are now, around 63:1 and will continue to move in this direction, as it must, as the manipulations diminish.
however you slice it, the interest payments on your house note are minuscule in comparison to the PM ramp up underway. I even recommend people take out home equity loans to jump on board. But that's aggressive and, as always, carries risk. If you can tolerate some risk, it's worth it. If a risk like this would be financially devastating, it's too big a risk. Gotta now what your gambling tolerance level is before diving in.
Silver will be at $250/oz....this time next year....MINIMUM. If you can continue to hodl, you'll quadruple your holdings in 12 months.
Silver should be at 10:1 with gold, if natural economics were to take over. Think about that too. Gold should be over $200K/oz in relation to the amount of fiat FedBux paper floating around. But it's unlikely we'll ever get there. $10K/oz is perfectly reasonable next year this time. Thus, as the silver:gold ratio rebalances, even to levels like in the 1970s/1980s, around 30:1 just do the math. Silver would be $333/oz, which is within reason.
Just this year the rebalancing has gone from 95:1 to where we are now, around 63:1 and will continue to move in this direction, as it must, as the manipulations diminish.
however you slice it, the interest payments on your house note are minuscule in comparison to the PM ramp up underway. I even recommend people take out home equity loans to jump on board. But that's aggressive and, as always, carries risk. If you can tolerate some risk, it's worth it. If a risk like this would be financially devastating, it's too big a risk. Gotta now what your gambling tolerance level is before diving in.
Anyway, good luck and keep hodling if you can!