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i'm not denying that at all. i'm just saying that the need for copper will be significantly reduced over the next decade. i mean, look at ovens - they only need to be on for half the time now they're fan-forced. while that doesn't reduce the power inputs needed, it does reduce it's operation...

no, but you dont need to run copper wire 6 ways from Sunday with fibre optics. the idea is that most of the power stays in the roof on one or two circuits. remember, with the move to LED lighting, the size of wire needed to supply power is greatly reduced. add that to the more central...

fibre optics for house wiring is already here. and most australian industries use plastic water piping in new homes, and seamless line tube for higher pressure requirements.

i just heard china arent "stockpiling", rather they are mining and not declaring it to the exchange, gong straight into storage. same with gold, its going straight from refinery to vault. explains a few things, actually.

sure. fibre optics.

talison minerals does ta in wodjina and li in the sw.

possibly - but surely China are not the speculating type...? i mean, copper? why not lead? or U238? there's so many better things they could make a return on, but then one has to ask why they feel the need to hoard 1.9m tonnes of the stuff, that is pretty much only used these days for a bit of...

liquidated it all for bullion. nice link!

my path is income as well. i just think people give bullion a bad wrap because it's inert and illiquid - but the point is, that's exactly what it's meant to be. i put all my super money into bullion regardless of price.

again - failing to see that gold is not an asset. gold is money. you might as well be buying USD and stuffing it under your matress. you can put money int he banks and it will pay interest - similar to depositing your gold in an "account" so ETFs can be created and you get paid a small...

buy and hold.

....and in true "boy who cried wolf" fashion, no one will believe you anymore.....:rolleyes:

read my post again. i said it's easy to see it happening, i made no prediction of it happening. i also said it's equally as easy to see deflation happening as well, especially if the world happens to dump the USD as the petrodollar. :rolleyes: *edit* and the reason you can fill a small...

*sigh* not another person simplifying my point.

this is the 64mil dollar Q. it's very easy to see hyperinflation in the US, and even the complete opposite with deflation. how that equates to equities and market denominated in USD like the petroleum industry, is anyone's guess.....literally.

all in 1/10oz and 1oz coins, i hope. because trying to move 100oz at $10k an ounce would reduce your target market by a fair bit......

Think it will only be an interim crash if so. The US won't default for long, unless that's the idea.

I think gold as an upcoming global currency base is a given. If it happens, I would expect the 8-10 k range /oz.

it would be prudent to hold a good amount of gold and silver considering the pace these printing presses are running. 1+1=2. printing + inflation = dollar devaluing. you can't re-engineer that equation. you can make it look better - say 2[0.25 + 0.25] + 4[0.25] = 100 ÷ 50. but the answer is...

been saying it for forever and a day and only now do people see the light. the new reserve currency will be gold backed but the USD wont go away, it will just devalue. i see the citizens of the US being forced to use the USD locally while any international dealings require the Amero or...