Inflation to return - one opinion

Quote from sprstpd:

Anyone who says inflation is going to return is missing the obvious fact that it is already here.
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Exactly...and my contention is that all metals are "fully" if not "over" priced.
Any whiff of deflation or lower demand should clobber all of them IMHO.
 
Quote from syswizard:

Exactly...and my contention is that all metals are "fully" if not "over" priced.
Any whiff of deflation or lower demand should clobber all of them IMHO.
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i agree with your outlook.

however, you sound like a refugee from yahoo finance chat with a screaming IMHO, which shows that you are not humble.
 
Quote from syswizard:

Exactly...and my contention is that all metals are "fully" if not "over" priced.
Any whiff of deflation or lower demand should clobber all of them IMHO.
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You could be right, although it is hard for me to short something that can't be printed, is in a long term bull trend, and has not had a euphoric blowoff top.
 
Quote from zdreg:

i agree with your outlook.

however, you sound like a refugee from yahoo finance chat with a screaming IMHO, which shows that you are not humble.
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Wait, so being humble is a prerequisite towards being a good trader ? i.e. all good traders are humble ?
 
Quote from sprstpd:

and has not had a euphoric blowoff top.
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http://www.quandl.com/OFDP-Open-Fin...Futures-Continuous-Contract-1-HG1-Front-Month
Sorry, I beg to differ....the top was in late July 2007.
Now a wide head-and-shoulders pattern is forming.
Last 12 months action has been dreadfully zig-zag in nature...as inflationary vs. deflationary themes keep battling each other.
My call: a rise once more to the 3.60-3.65 level on any good "cliff" news. Then down she goes as deflation in Europe, weak construction demand and a slowdown in China cuts overall demand sharply. I think we are talking $2.50 by end of 2013.
 
Cliff resolution talks have all metals jumping today.
Copper up 6 cents alone.
It appears a resolution is a vote for more inflation ?
 
The prices of the gold,silver and metal is increasing day-by-day which leads to the inflation and Once the prices are being increased, then there are very less changes that these prices will be reduced ever.
 
Terry, that's going a bit too far IMHO.
What happens when interest rates start to go up ?
Money is going to flow out of riskier assets (commodities, equities).
Yeah, I know, I know...the Fed is keeping rates low. But they'll have to change their policy when conditions change.
Guessing the timing of this of course is very difficult at best.
 
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