Insoweit interessant, da gerade Indien mit Käufen derzeit extrem zurückhaltend ist.
Hier kommt John Rubino zu Wort, Co- Autor von "Der Kollaps des Dollar und wie man davon profitiert."
"...When the growing mountain of paper currency causes the dollar's value to collapse (against real things such as gold and oil, if not against the other paper currencies), then we'll enter the next, much more serious stage of the financial crisis, in which falling currencies will push up long-term interest rates, which in turn will crush what's left of the world's financial system.....
What price do you see gold rising to over the next one year, three years and five years?
Timing is impossible to predict, but $5,000 an ounce is a reasonable target a few years hence. It's crucial to understand that this is because the dollar lost value rather than gold changing in the same way... ![]()
Do you see big institutional investors moving to gold, or are they still holding on to US treasuries?
They are doing both at the moment, but the momentum is clearly with gold. Soon, there will be a stampede out of treasuries and into tangible assets. Bonds will be the next great bear market, which is the same thing as saying long-term interest rates will spike.
What is your prognosis on silver as an investment?
If anything, better than gold's. It's in extremely limited supply, so just a few billion dollars flowing into physical silver will send it through the roof. $50 an ounce is very easy to envision.