Jim Sinclair: gold $1650 then $5000+

Amazing interview with Jim Sinclair, who called the top of gold in 1980, unwound the Hunt Brother’s silver position, and says we are headed towards a world currency. He says the large financial entities are attacking the euro first, then going after the pound sterling, and finishing up with the dollar. The media propaganda of false hope was also the playbook for 1930-1933, but they are better at it now. However, it creates a spring effect so that when the loss of confidence comes, it will be an explosion. kingworldnews.com

25 Responses to “Jim Sinclair: gold $1650 then $5000+”

  1. JOHNNYH8STHENWO says:

    I’ve already lost faith in our currency.

  2. 1mealperday says:

    just found 2 tubs of quaker oats 42 oz filled with bugs. They had not been opened before . Cup of noodles had the same bugs. This from factory sealed products.

  3. toshibavoodoo says:

    Eat Uncle Sam by buying gold

  4. BEGOODTOYOURDOG1 says:

    Your videos are very good. Thank you.

  5. fal2grace says:

    Thanks for the info on gold!

  6. silverfuturist says:

    @stereokid Trader Joes has it for a good price.

  7. GuildF40 says:

    Thanks for the info did you say HOPEIOUM !

  8. ebut620 says:

    greece is only 2% of the EU GDP, whereas California is probably 20% of the US, some food for thought

  9. silverfuturist says:

    @ebut620 Very true. I wonder what % of EU GDP is Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Italy combined.

  10. grraadd says:

    fibre is not energy…. every biochemist will tell you that.
    People in Europe were fed with fibre all the time in early 40’s… there was sawdust added to bread to make more of it.
    watch?v=dBnniua6-oM
    You should eat more meat, eggs, cheeses when you can still afford it and less sugars (grain, fruits, vegetables).

  11. AgrippasNotebook3336 says:

    Thanks for the info! There are many many similarities between now and the crash before the Great Depression. Talk about deja vu! I agree that now the media/propaganda has been more refined, but I think it’s primarily thanks to things like the advent of television, the changing dynamics of political campaigns, and the emergence of quick editing (via Mtv style), among other things.

    It’s also interesting to hear that he sees the Euro, pound then the dollar collapsing as a kind of domino effect…

  12. AgrippasNotebook3336 says:

    (con’t) because I’ve gotten the same vibes myself about the course of events. -Though I’ve not thought about individual attacks on states with derivatives. Interesting. I wonder how that will play out.

    I’ve seen that cereal in stores but the flax and the whole wheat does a number on my digestive tract. lol Hope you have a good supply of t.p. as well as metals. ;-)

  13. silverfuturist says:

    @AgrippasNotebook3336 The similarities are amazing, and it is even more amazing to me that so many people don’t want to see them. Yes, quick editing feel like some kind of hypnosis technique.

  14. AgrippasNotebook3336 says:

    I was reading an article about Survival Seeds advertising on the Glen Beck show and you should have read the comments on there. It’s just about heartbreaking how many people think that even buying seed to prep for the economic crash is “tinfoil hat” material. lol :(

    TheAntiTerrorist did a great video series on media manipulation you might like:
    watch?v=tVDhlYIycbQ

  15. RUBuyingSilver says:

    Uncle Sam’s cereal looks delicious. Where do you buy it at?

  16. ebut620 says:

    probably 20%, possibly 25%

  17. colm103 says:

    Need some of that energy; so out today to buy Uncle Sam cereal. Maybe it will give me some HOPEIUM. Great Info.

  18. HumanAccount says:

    lay off the eggs and cheese bro and red meat…alot of fish and fruits and veggies

  19. AgrippasNotebook3336 says:

    Where did you buy them from?

  20. 1mealperday says:

    Local safeway most likely. we have 3 stores. Been a couple of months and bought a lot of food. The 2 stores i got the cup of noodles from both claimed it wasnt from them . Its not about the money, its about the trust in our food and the suppliers as well as the non functional FDA

  21. AgrippasNotebook3336 says:

    That’s the trouble of grains sitting around a few months, you can never tell what’s gotten inside. I remember getting a box of Rice a Roni I’d had about 2-3 months and going to fix it -only to find that after I poured the rice in the pan, it started to move. LOL That’s why I make sure to put my grain goods in containers or the fridge/freezer for storage.

    -They should have had some way of tracking whether or not it came from there. Goodness knows they have plenty of codes on the boxes.

  22. Numonic7 says:

    Here’s the thing. My understanding of hyperinfllation/currency collapse is having an over 1,000% increase in the price of at least 90% of things priced in that currency. I also look at physical silver as insurance against hyperinflation/currency collapse so I have to say I find it weird that people are happy when the price of silver rises. That’s like getting happy the price of car insurance is rising. You shouldn’t be happy with the $ value of your silver but the amount of oz you have.

  23. Numonic7 says:

    In the example of insurance, the $ value of silver is like the cost of the insurance while the number of oz you own is the coverage. Getting happy at the rise in price of Ag while prices of most of everything else is remaining stable is the same as getting happy that insurance is less affordable. You shouldn’t want the price of silver to go up before the currency collapse, you should want it to go up after. Remember silver is insurance which you’ll hold for as long as you hold fiat currency.

  24. starfish00000 says:

    @Numonic7

    Interesting perspective. That’s one way of looking at it. I’m happy when my # of ounces increases.

  25. starfish00000 says:

    @SF I’ve never seen that cereal before, and that’s a lot of cereal you have stocked up.

    All those guys that say 5k or 10k gold etc. I wonder when it’s going to happen. Timeline I mean.

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