• Politicians spend and bankers lend. Debt increases, total dollars in circulation increase and dollars purchase less. Prices for stocks, commodities, food, energy, gold, silver, beer and many others rise. • Silver prices have risen erratically but inevitably, along with debt and most consumer prices, for decades. As of July 2017 silver prices, compared to the national debt, are too low and will rise. • The next rally in silver should be huge based on the prospects for expanded war, financial chaos, and central bank “printing” that will devalue all currencies.

1. National Debt Too High, Silver Price
Too Low - Gary Christenson
Published : July 15th, 2017
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Silver will sell for $100 per ounce! Impossible? Look at
price increases for Amazon ($6 to $1,000 in 16 years),
Bitcoin, and many others. Yes, $100 silver (and higher)
seems likely within a few year
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2. Category : Editorials
Silver currently sells around $16, which would be sensible if the
U.S. national debt was much less than its current $20 trillion.
Given the massive national debt and 100 years of experience, silver
prices could easily be double or triple their current prices, and far
higher in a panic.
WHY?
Examine over a century of official national debt data graphed on a
log scale. Official debt in 1913 was $3 billion. Since then it has
risen 8% to 9% every year to reach $20 trillion or $20,000
billion. Debt will continue rising as long as politicians spend and
bankers lend.
Proof: Name the Senators, Representatives, Presidents, military
contractors, pharmaceutical companies, and Medicare recipients who
wish to see the government reduce expenses.

3. Silver prices have increased, but more slowly than national debt, as
dollars have been devalued for over a century.

4. Silver prices, after the 1980 bubble and crash, have increased
erratically since their low in 1993 at $3.51. The exponential trend
line, as drawn, indicates that silver prices in mid-2017 are well
below their long-term trend. Daily silver prices exceeded $48 in
April 2011 before crashing back to $13.60 in late 2015.

5. Silver prices are, in the big picture, too low and will rise above
their exponential trend.
CONSIDER RATIOS:
Multiply average annual silver prices by one trillion and divide by
the ever-increasing national debt. For the past 30 years the ratio has
ranged between 0.7 and 2.9. The ratio is currently very low at about
0.8. Someday silver prices will rally substantially and force the ratio
toward 3 and higher. For comparison the ratio, using average
annual silver prices, reached 26 in 1980, and surpassed 50 using
the daily prices for silver.

6. SUMMARY:
 Politicians spend and bankers lend. Debt increases, total dollars
in circulation increase and dollars purchase less. Prices for
stocks, commodities, food, energy, gold, silver, beer and many
others rise.
 Silver prices have risen erratically but inevitably, along
with debt and most consumer prices, for decades. As of
July 2017 silver prices, compared to the national debt, are
too low and will rise.
 The next rally in silver should be huge based on the prospects
for expanded war, financial chaos, and central bank “printing”
that will devalue all currencies.

7. Silverwill sell for $100 per ounce! Impossible?
Look at price increases for Amazon ($6 to $1,000in
16 years), Bitcoin, and many others. Yes, $100 silver
(and higher) seems likely within a few years.

8. GE Christenson is the owner and writer for the
popular and contrarian investment site Deviant
Investor and the author of the book, “Gold
Value and Gold Prices 1971 - 2021.” He is a
retired accountant and business manager with
30 years of experience studying markets,
investing, and trading. He writes about
investing, gold, silver, the economy, and central
banking.His articles are published on Deviant
Investor as well as other popular sites.
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