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How Far Can Gold and Silver Climb? - Jeff clark - Casey Reseach

If you believe in your self you don't need a crowd to reassure. I read somewhere that an informed man is the wisest. The more I read about the economic mess we are heading for, the more I tend to believe we are clueless in our efforts to get out of it. Every time gold falls below $ 1800 it fights back. Silver, yes traces gold but I have a hunch there is a surprise in the waiting. Did anybody predict gold where it is today? Year end target of $1600 would have been laudable. Jeff, thanks for making futuristic targets for gold and silver more comprehensible. As time goes by even you may be proved conservative. Thanks again for sharing the fruit of your efforts with us.

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Beginning of the headline :With gold a stone’s throw away from $2,000 and already up 27% on the year, the objective investor might begin wondering how much higher both it and silver can climb. After all, gold is nearing its inflation-adjusted 1980 high – and that peak was a spike that lasted only one day. So, how much return can we realistically expect in each metal at this point? And is one a better buy than the other? There are dozens of ways to calculate price projections, but I’m going to use data based strictly on past price behavior from the 1970s bull market... Read More

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