Mal ernsthaft. Gold demnächst über 6000 dollar 1 warum?

webmax, Freitag, 11.01.2008, 12:56 (vor 6704 Tagen) @ sensortimecom

Darum - inflationsbereinigung:

"An online inflation calculator quickly shows that $850 in 1980 is really $2275 in 2006.

http://www.westegg.com/inflation/

However, my research shows that M3 in 1980 was $1.8 trillion. Today, M3 is just over $13 trillion, as pointed out by http://www.nowandfutures.com/key_stats.html#m3b

So, 13 divided by 1.8 is 7.2, which is what we need to multiply the 1980's gold price by, to get a more accurate "money creation inflation" adjusted price for today's dollars.

$850 x 7.2 = $6120

Gold, today is not at $6120/oz., and therefore, there is not the same kind of excitement about gold today like there was in 1980. By the time gold hits $6120, or a somewhat higher price by the time we reach it, because it will take time to get there, and during that time there will be even more dollar price inflation by which to adjust, I would only then expect a similar excitement about gold that existed in 1980.

I believe it is that kind of excitement that will drive the ratio price of silver to gold back to the historic norm of 15:1, and most likely exceed it.

So, by the time gold hits $6120/oz., or higher, silver will hit $408/oz. or higher. (Because $6120 divided by 15 equals $408.)"
http://silverstockreport.com/2008/silver_pace.html