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    That will in increase many homeless (or some wealthy folks who does that in the morning as an exercise) to become motivated to recycle.

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    Yeah, I recycled cans when I lived in San Antonio, TX. Was hardly worth the effort. Was much more efficient in OR, but people didn't throw them everywhere. Back in the '80s it was a shock when you saw the total price at the register on a new 12 pack.
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    Gold is up over $1800 an ounce.
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    Imo gold should be around that level to 2100ish relative to all the damn debt and money printed out.

    I blame it on Nixon. <--- funny but true.

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    .10 a can would be nice from the recycling side, but I imagine it'd make drink prices go up even more.

    This is what 205 lbs of crushed cans looks like (except for the three trash bags). That would have paid over $650 instead of the $59 I got.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrPrena View Post
    Imo gold should be around that level to 2100ish relative to all the damn debt and money printed out.

    I blame it on Nixon. <--- funny but true.
    True, should have never uncoupled gold from the dollar.

    Gold is still over $1800

    Surprise!!!

    Silver is over $21, haven't seen that for a few years.
    Last edited by roberth; 07-21-2020 at 07:21.

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    Speaking of excessive money supply and consumer debt...
    National debt by presidents.

    Whoever next president will be worse. That is how trend is going.

    https://www.thebalance.com/us-debt-b...ercent-3306296

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrPrena View Post
    Speaking of excessive money supply and consumer debt...
    National debt by presidents.

    Whoever next president will be worse. That is how trend is going.

    https://www.thebalance.com/us-debt-b...ercent-3306296
    Buying votes.

    Silver is over $22 today, will gold hit $1900 this month.

    Oil is steady, 42 WTI and 44 Brent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roberth View Post
    Buying votes.

    Silver is over $22 today, will gold hit $1900 this month.

    Oil is steady, 42 WTI and 44 Brent.
    Right now gold and silver might not look as attractive as some stocks. When stock market gets a huge correction, many will lose $$ and run to precious metals. That will drive the gold and silver price much higher.
    It happened before, and 2007-8 was the best example.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrPrena View Post
    Right now gold and silver might not look as attractive as some stocks. When stock market gets a huge correction, many will lose $$ and run to precious metals. That will drive the gold and silver price much higher.
    It happened before, and 2007-8 was the best example.
    I like history, thanks!

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