sábado, 9 de abril de 2011

A resposta está no ouro

é o título do excelente post de Michael Victory no Zero Hedge que recomendo ler na íntegra. Alguns excertos (realces meus):

(...) Today big government and big business share the same bed and insatiable addiction to money printing.
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A massive reshuffling of fortunes is approaching. As the currency continues to break down, the number of people who decide to take delivery of commodities futures will escalate. Gold and silver will rise above the burn and monetary skeletons of the Keynesian romantics.
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There will be a homecoming to a currency connected to gold.(...)
As more pieces of paper money are needed to buy each ounce of gold, its price will increase. In the 1980 gold bull market the price of gold rose dramatically from around $35 to $850. This gold bull market will go much higher, and $1,475 an ounce will have seemed a bargain. Targets between $3,000 and $5,000 could even prove to be too low, believe it or not.

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