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Comment by ovison Jan 06, 2013 2:40pm
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RE: RE: No hyperinflation = no Ag price explosion

RE: RE: No hyperinflation = no Ag price explosion

Rocck,

Totally agree. Anyone shorting here should share the price they decided to short at.

For a great take on the 2013 outlook have a listen to Eric Sprott on King World News

https://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2013/1/6_Eric_Sprott.html

And for a data driven read of the Jan 4th market sentiment for TSX/TSXv gold and silver producers as a whole have a look at

https://www.goldminerpulse.com/charts.php

The chart says it all... Market is currently undecided on direction... but I find it hard to believe that Eric is going to wrong in the long run. Where else can the price of gold (and gold equities) go if not up give all of the current central bank printing races.

 

Contrary opinions and links most welcome... I spend a lot of time on KingWorldNews so I'm always interested in counter arguements to avoid tunnel vision.

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