hyperstagflation asked:
Thu, 28 May 2009 Martin Hennecke, associate director at Tyche Group, explains why he thinks inflation will become a major problem and recommends precious metals and commodities to hedge against such inflation. Two snippets from the interview: “The banking crisis, the subprime crisis, hasn’t been fixed at all, just simply transferred the problems from the banks to the books of the governments, especially in the Western countries. And now this is why the Federal Reserve has to raise, and the …
get rid of your toilet paper for gold/silver
all the ingredients for inflation are there
I just bought 6oz Gold today from Perth Mint.
It will be $5000 – $10,000 within 3 years.
Possibly $20,000 to infinity?
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largo2001:
Your thinking long term investing and I have to agree with you. I hold a lot of shares of GLD and SLV which I’ve owned for almost two years. When gold breaks out above $1200 I’ll take my profit. Luckily I bought a number of silver rounds when it was around $7 an oz.
This guy is right on the money with his analysis!
Invest in the Canadian and Australian dollar.
Canada because of oil, Australia because of gold.
Among other reasons.
My vote, gold 2,000 by end of year.
5,000 by 2011 maybe 2012.
Producers, during a period of high-inflation see their margins squeezed by fast increasing input costs.
This in turn, put pressure on profit and the stock lags the metal.
Of course, this is in general, there will always be a few stocks which will be well ahead of the metal itself, but the challenge is to identify them.
For Oil: agreed at 100%. Buy some on dips and do not forget about Natural Gas (especially in the short-term; Long-term I prefer Oil).
I meant: “now” not “not”
In sums for miners: during high-inflation periods, their margins as their input costs go up.
For Oil: agreed at 100%. Buy some on dips and do not forget about Natural Gas (especially now).
My belief is that for precious metals, you are hedging not only government incompetence (that is a pretty safe bet these days), but also counter-party risk.
Also, in the unlikely event of confiscation, think about what would be easier for the government to confiscate (via tax or otherwise).
Lastly, miners are affected by the lack of lenders and increased costs, unlike the metal itself (plus you have to worry about management etc. remember Bre-X?).
BTW: your clip is not front page of iTulip!
Don’t forget crude oil, guys.
Largo, why no ETFs or stocks? Gold/silver mines provide pretty good returns.
My vote is on:
Gold 5,000
Silver 100
Buy Physical ONLY. No ETFs, Stocks or other proxies.
silver will follow up right behind it my friend. Gold 2000 silver 60+ probably
gold goes up, then what of silver?
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