'Wealth In The Ground' Best Bet to Survive the Coming 'Supernova of Inflations'

[Silver Hog]

Precious metals,
physical commodities,
mining stocks are going to be the only way to escape the coming

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/martenson-interviews-dines-wealth-ground-your-best-bet-surviving-coming-supernova-inflations


James Dines has been in the business of making bold calls for over 50 years. In this deep-diving interview, he minces no words about the dire risks the US economy - and the world at large - faces at this juncture.

Simply put, he sees the excessive credit in the financial system as having placed the global economy on a collision-course with hyperinflation.

Unlike past periods of turmoil, there are no truly 'safe' places for investment capital to hide. Geographic markets and almost all asset classes are positively correlated these days. They share many of the same risks and if a systemic crash occurs, they will crash together.

At this point, says Mr Dines, you want to invest in assets that can not be printed away by government desperation. You want to hold hard assets; "wealth in the ground" as Dines says (physical commodities, mining companies, etc). They're your best best to make money faster at a rate faster than inflation is going to happen.

[OldPoop]

Amen!



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[HognotinMemphis]

Amen!



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I'm shocked!

[HognotinMemphis]

A lot of wing nuts make bold calls. The important part is how often they are correct. I'm not aware of excessive credit in the financial system at the moment. No one is borrowing. No bank is lending. Hard assets pay you nothing while you wait for their value to rise. You can't buy food with stock of a gold mining company. You can buy food with the cash dividend payment from a company like Kraft, Pepsi, Novartis, Vodafone, Kimberly Clark, Conoco-Phillips, et al.

[snoblind]

I suspect the "excessive credit in the financial system" refers to sovereign debt, et al.

[HognotinMemphis]

I suspect the "excessive credit in the financial system" refers to sovereign debt, et al.

Well, that's debatable. Lot of strings attached to that credit.

[snoblind]

Well, that's debatable. Lot of strings attached to that credit.

Not really.