All that glitters...

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I think i got that point, maybe I just didn't convey myself enough.

Silver, Gold, Diamonds...precious metals/stones, all serve as a means to counter/hedge against Inflation... If given a choice, people will invest in Gold rather than Silver.

Some of interest though is Silvers duelistic properties: Industrial & Precious Metal. How people view that metal, in this case Silver, will determine it's movement.. if more people see its benefit as an industrial metal moreso than gold, they'll invest more into gold for inflation vs silver... As well, most know that silver is a catlyist for development and in 'tough economic times' because of its utility: governmetn has a tendency to invest in infrastructure (roads, houses, industrial), and/or abroad (emerging markets) in order to stimulate the economy.

So, because of how the deck is stacked, how will people see silver this time around? Will they take it out because gold is a better inflation tool or will they keep it in because of its industrial uses and see a recovery along the way?

Taht's all i was try'n to say about precious metals, inflation, and the dollar, which i'm still not sure if i conveyed what i was try'n to say about inflation/hyper-inflation and the overall US market movement in relationship to its $ movement...