From Jeff - $175 Silver ???

The Gold/Silver price ratio is being lowered rapidly.  The future ratio might be 40, 20, 10, 4, or even 1:1 long term.  See attached pic or go to the Secret Window at usdebtclock.org .

Lets say gold goes to $6,000 in the mid-term:

At 40:1 silver would be  $150.

At 20:1 silver would be  $300.

At 10:1 silver would be  $600.

At  4:1 silver would be $1,500.

Silver revalued at $175 seems a bit low and gold may go much higher than $6000.  Remember, if currency is pegged to metal, those pegs cannot change without A LOT OF HASSLE.  The Treasury effectively gets one shot at a peg for the next decade or so.  The price pegs need to be as high as logic will tolerate or problems will arise quickly.  Perhaps adjustable sliding pegs are baked into the new system (remember Freegold?).

As Bix says, silver may be too valuable to industry to use as coined money.

Beware of making detailed predictions - the movie script has not been leaked to us, only the outline, that program guide provided by Q as we took our seats.

Also beware of the AI Asian Guy.  He is spot-on in educating the public on market shenanigans and game theory but 10-20% of his content is PURE FICTION.

Carry on...