Something VERY BIG is Coming To Silver!!

• Something VERY BIG is Coming to Silver!! 
  by Dominique de Kevelioc de Bailleul, http://www.beaconequity.com/ 
  Something truly very big is coming to the financial markets, and the precious  metals are the place to be when that something big happens. Too many analysts have come out lately, throwing around lofty targets to the  price of gold  and silver  markets, and to take place within a very short period of time, for nothing  concrete scheduled by global monetary ‘authorities’.
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  Something more than mere conjecture is at play. The latest prediction for a moonshot in the silver  market comes from Goldmoney Founder James Turk, who foresees,  not only a massive short squeeze coming, but also surmises, at least, momentum  also popping the top off the price of the poor-man’s monetary metal.
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  “I expect to see $68-$70 in 2-to-3 months,” Turk tells King World  News (KWN), Monday.
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  Though incredible as that prediction may seem, others very close to the silver (and gold) market  expect a similar explosive move in the metal. “We could see those levels ($4,500 – $5,000 on gold)  within a year and possibly much faster,” Swiss money manager Egon von Greyerz  told KWN, Aug. 23. “This autumn we are going to have a very strong  move.
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  “If we look at silver,  silver is going to move a lot faster than gold,” he added.  “The same technical target for silver is  $150.  That would move the gold/silver ratio down to 30/1.”
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  Whatever the catalyst for such an eye-popping move in the metals will be,  someone in-the-know convinced GATA’s Bill Murphy that the  coming news will be big—big enough to unleash silver from the grips of the JP  Morgan-led cartel.
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  “The fellow I spoke with I’ve known for years, one of the wealthier men in  all of Europe,” Murphy told theSGTreport, Jul.  19.  “He’s got a lot of connections . . . It will be tough for the  gold and silver markets [during the month of July], but starting in August they  would start to ‘go nuts’, and they would ‘stay nuts’ for a long time. . . Big,  big moves are coming, starting in August.”
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  So far, Murphy’s source is spot on. After briefly falling below $28, Aug. 20, the silver  price soared $3.75 cents to $31.72, or 13.5 percent, to close out the month  of August, breaking out of its 15-month-long descending trend line.
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  Could a truly favorable announcement from the CFTC regarding the JP Morgan  manipulation scheme in the silver market be the catalyst for such a big move in  silver?  Not likely.  But the news that could cause silver  to “go nuts” might come from an announcement of another sort—a coordinated  announcement by central bank of more ‘QE’, as JSMineset’s Jim Sinclair has  suggested many months ago is inevitable.
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  It appears that Sinclair’s prediction, too, could be spot on, and if it were  to come to pass, the flood of cash into the gold and silver market from hedge  fund and institutional money managers would provide the needed ammunition to  overwhelm JP Morgan’s price suppression scheme.
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  “Central banks need to take a more international perspective, recognize their  collective influence and take into account monetary policy spillovers,” Jaime  Caruana, general manager of the Bank for International Settlements told  policymakers at Jackson Hole, Montana, the annual venue for central bankers.
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  The source of that quote comes from Reuters’ Alister Bull,  who added, “Bernanke, in the audience at the luncheon address, did not flatly  reject the suggestion, but he noted that a discussion about international  monetary policy cooperation also implied cooperation on foreign  exchange rates.”
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  After witnessing the effects on financial markets due to rapidly changing exchange rates  leading up the 1987 stock market  crash and the exacerbation of the Asian currency  crisis of 1997-8, central planners won’t want to repeat that exercise.
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  The implications of a global coordination to debase the worlds major  currencies are unprecedented in monetary history, as analysts outside of Wall  Street’s “Hall of Mirrors” (as Jim Grant referred to the Fed‘s  deception) warn investors that the purpose of further central banking‘easing’ beyond the already-failed economic growth policies of QE1 and QE2 has  more to do with maintaining the illusion of solvency than these programs have  done for economic expansion.
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  “For the first approximately 50 years of the last century, every additional  $1 of debt in the U.S. created $4.60 of (additional) GDP,” von Greyerz told KWN,  Aug. 30.  “In the last 10 years, every new dollar of debt has created  6 cents of GDP.”
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  But unlike the stock market  crash of 1987 and Asian currency crisis, investors will  have no strong currency with a deep enough market to sidestep a simultaneous  devaluation of the world’s major fiat currencies.
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  The Swiss franc is loosely pegged to the euro; the BOJ is likely to be apart  of the global coordination, along with the BOE; the Aussie and Canadian dollar  are too small of a market; the Chinese will also be easing, according to Jim  Rickards; and emerging market currencies that depend on healthy developed  economies will ease as well in an effort to ameliorate a further drop off in  exports due to a rise in their currencies against the dollar and euro.
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  For the first time in monetary history, the entire globe will embark on a  currency debasement scheme, forced upon all nations by the Fed,  primarily, and the ECB, secondarily, which, together, represent approximately 89  percent of all currency reserves held by central banks.
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  According to Goldmoney’s Turk, that scenario is the setup for what he refers  to as “stage II” of the silver bull market—a stage in which the rallies are long  and the rising prices attract institutional money as well as the wealthy retail  investor into the market.
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  A move past the all-time high of $52 to Turk’s $70 target means that “silver  is finally entering stage II of its bull market,” Turk tells KWN’s Eric  King.  “That is when it will really gets exciting,  Eric.  The first stage of a bull market, which is the one we are now  in for silver, is always the boring part.
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  If a move in the silver  price from $17.50 to nearly $50—within an eight-month period, beginning Aug.  2010 and ending Apr. 2011—is the “boring part,” the heights in store for silver  investors during stage II could make some silver ‘stackers’ very rich,  indeed.

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