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lamont814

12/03/23 8:41 PM

#607 RE: J_Dean #606

Yeah $50 / oz over 12 years ago. In 2023 adjusted for inflation silver has to reach $ 68 to equal what it did in 2011. Adjusted for inflation gold's all-time high was reached in early 1980 at what today would equal $3,452.40 / oz. Gold has a long way to go as well. I remember gold's move in 1980. I won a thick 24k gold chain in a card game. A few days later I brought it to a coin / precious metals shop to see if they would buy it. When I took it out the guy's eyes lit up. He stuck it on the scale and offered me $ 67. I took the money and got out of there pronto in case there was a mistake. That was 43 years ago and would be $ 250 today. The poor guy that lost only owed me $ 20. LOL -Lamont

tycoon7

12/10/23 2:18 AM

#608 RE: J_Dean #606

The money game is brutal. I used to follow BrotherjohnF "silver for the people" and bought cryptos on his advice, and that was very good advice. I followed Bob Chapman into Hellix and have held all these years, and I believe that will prove to be good advice. I think the change in societal perceptions about money and value will come when Russia, China, Saudi Arabia, and the Bric countries drop the hammer. The dollar is going to continue to lose value rapidly but not all at once. I believe it will be the much talked about the emergence of the commodities bull run. I heard on a show that the US stock market is 50 % of total world stock market value. Japan was 50% in 1980 I believe. I believe the US will survive and many sectors will prosper but big change in the value proposition of various sectors of the economy is in the works. I just hope Hellix can be a part of the coming changes. Bitcoin has captured the imagination of many people . The technology has many benefits . People believe in technology will always provide solutions, and there's so much riding on innovation. I just want be a part of the shifts and be on the winning team. It's hard but I can't let ideological conviction dictate my investment decisions