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LAKE SHORE GOLD CORP 6.25 PCT DEBS T.LSG.DB



TSX:LSG.DB - Post by User

Comment by peep2on Mar 21, 2016 12:58am
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RE:RE:RE:The problem with dutchmann64 thinking is he's making it

RE:RE:RE:The problem with dutchmann64 thinking is he's making it Well, Tony shouldn't compound getting rid of a valuable member of the company, by getting rid of the company itself. 

We can make big money on LSG the way it is, with our shares in tact and despite Tony's bungling at times, the  present bungling of trying to sell the company on the cheap, a really big bungling. 

Because as Tony himself must realize,
[despite the attempt to sell the company on the cheap, which I believe is by pressure of big investors for big investors advantage (perhaps to try and clean up on the gold to silver ratio being 80 to 1, to come down to 15 to 1 in gold/silver bubble, regardless of risking nationalization of silver and gold companies in emerging nations) ],
is
a very big 
gold era and gold bubble is coming, if upheaval of the world too, since a hyperinflation response to a global crash is very dangerous in itself, too.  

ie
'Future Gold Prices'
by Gary Christenson, March 7, 2016
https://deviantinvestor.com/7705/future-gold-prices/
"if you understand the incredible $200+ Trillion of debt the world has accumulated and realize it can’t be repaid, then gold at $10,000 probably looks inevitable. Crashes occur and sovereign debt markets look like paper bubbles with disastrous potential to send gold much higher."
.....
.....
"How crazy will it get?
The future price of gold is very much dependent upon the reactions of governments and central banks regarding the current deflationary forces.
-Status quo response (very unlikely because QE and low interests rates don't work and never really did): $3,000 – $5,000 per ounce is quite possible at some time in 2020 – 2022, if not sooner.
-Deflationary crash response (which will be fought at first by hyperinflation): Gold will substantially increase in purchasing power, but its price in dollars, euros, yen, etc. is difficult to estimate, depending upon the economic damage that occurs.
-Hyperinflationary response (which will be most likely at first, to fight a world crash): The price of gold will be unbelievably high."
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