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Listed below are comments from people who may have particular credibility or who are well known in the Gold industry for their market commentary. I've kept the rest of the comments anonymous, because that's what Gold investors generally want and require and I respect that privacy.
Jason, That is some bit of work you did there. Have to spend some time on it when I get back from Paris. Right now, am swamped. Congrats on putting that together. … We should send you down to Washington. Spin a few heads.
--Bill Murphy www.lemetropolecafe.com & gata.org
We would very much like to give your intriguingly interesting work the global exposure of our readership in 159 countries. We are talking the creme-de-la-creme professionals of the world's most important corporations and prestigious financial institutions. --vronsky gold-eagle.com
Many thx for the kind words and sharing your wisdom with our readership in 159 countries. best regards --vronsky gold-eagle.com
I do a little [analysis] in my private newsletter but not to the extent you are talking [asking me about]... You show excellent thought processes. Thank God there are some thinkers out there. Please contact again...
David Morgan Silver-Investor.com
Great job, Jason... I added a link to our Precious Metals page -- look under "Thought-Provoking Articles & Commentary." May God continue to bless you with His revelation, Mary Puplava www.financialsense.com
I saw your article of 2 January (2003) and was impressed. It jibed with my view that if we eventually return to the gold standard, the "price" at which convertibility is restored must logically be the total amount of fiat currency produced divided by the available gold stock. The numbers are difficult to fathom, especially if one casts the net internationally. I was obviously taken with your approach as I used your numbers in my article. It is a useful attempt to get to grips with the magnitude of the number. Unfortunately people find it hard to get their minds around way out numbers, so it is sometimes better to hammer away at the concept initially. Thank you for your contribution to the debate… --Alf Field
Great piece of work and thank you. I have followed gold, GATA, and the whole gold mess for years (and lost a lot in the process, but am hanging on) and I don't need a lot of additional coaxing to continue, if not strengthen my belief that gold is in for a massive correction. So your work shines some factual perspective on that 'loaded spring'.
--Branch Manager & Government Industry Executive IBM Canada Ltd.
I've been fascinated to educate myself about fiat money, gold, debt levels, etc. It's also amazing me where you are in life at just 32 years old, to hold the strong and unique opinions about money and Bible prophecy that you do. By the way, I work at the IMF (International Monetary Fund) [as a computer guy]. Thanks so much for taking the time to write. --ANNON
I work as a financial advisor for hundreds of clients. My Company (American Express Financial Advisors) as a whole manages 175 Billion. I have been emailing the top executive in charge of investments and mentioned the very thing I read in your article today. 5% of 175 bill. is a lot to go into gold or gold shares. Could you image what would happen to the pog or share prices. It is coming. --ANNON
Book authors appreciate my articles:
I will save this article. (Refuting Myths about Gold) I am writing a book called "The Dollar Disease and the Holy American Empire" --ANNON
Thank you so much Jason! You have helped me greatly! I shall speak to a commodity broker soon. … I wish to help you in your gold crusade by finishing to write my book in French and thus start to help people in Europe (France, Switzerland and Belgium) to be aware of the pending financial disaster. --ANNON
Regarding your two essays, "Impending Gold Futures Default" & "Controlling Gold with Paper," I feel you truly are blessed by God. Thank you so much for your time and your dedication to your quest of the Truth. I truly want to thank you so much for your wisdom. You brought me the last pieces I was looking for regarding the obvious manipulation of the POG! The "futures contract"... I feel ashamed I never understood how evil these pieces of paper were! Now I am ready to start writing my book about gold! Thank you so much for your help! --ANNON
Regarding the article:
Gold Price Under Differing Scenarios
Your article is most interesting. My dad made a lot of money in golds when it went to $850. I am now holding unhedged gold stocks as a good portion of my portfolio. Curious what you see. The figures are astounding. --ANNON
I read your article which was e-mailed to me; it makes so much sense. --ANNON
That, Sir, is a mind blowing article, very clearly, convincingly and evidently irrefutably presented. Congratulations!! --ANNON
I've read your commentary "Gold Price Under Differing Scenarios" … and found it well written and interesting. I'd like to read more of your writing. Do you write a regular commentary … or any other web-site? --ANNON
You are a very helpful person, and generous with your time. --ANNON
Regarding the articles:
"Refuting Myths about Gold"
I enjoyed this essay, "Refuting Myths about Gold". It is a simple and easy read, and very well intentioned showing a global interest and knowledge of the subject material. … When I get back to my website, I will add some links to your recent essay and your websites. I wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your work and essays, and I hope that you continue to write these essays. They are an easy read for folks who may be new to the gold markets --ANNON
Thank you for the great article on refuting the many gold myths that are floating around trying to infect our true perception, just as virus' float around on the internet to infect unsuspecting computers. I like your Norton Anti-Virus approach. …Please continue your work … --ANNON
Your article about gold and silver was quite enjoyable. --ANNON
Thank you for a most eloquent and through article. I enjoyed reading it very much. --ANNON
GREAT ESSAY! Thank you, I wish more folks would wake up to the incredible lies we have been seduced into believing by the POWERS IN POLITICAL OFFICE! What imbeciles! --ANNON
I read your article at gold-eagle on the myths of gold. It was excellent! Many of those same arguments I have heard myself. The one that really cracked me up was argument #30. I haven't heard that one yet, but it doesn't surprise me. … Anyway, I'm getting long-winded here. Just wanted to tell you I enjoyed your article. keep up the good work! --ANNON
I read your 47 false ideas about gold and agree with all you said. --ANNON
Thanks so much for your article on gold. I enjoyed your thoughts and comprehensive view. I'm with you 100%. I continue to make my attempt to educate others about honest money. Your article will help with my efforts. … Thanks again for your work on behalf of others. --ANNON
I am in full agreement with your article "Refuting Myths about Gold". I have spent countless hours trying to convince family and friends to open their eyes, and your article offers answers to all the naive reasons people throw at me about why they will never own gold as an investment. Thanks. --ANNON
Well done, Jason. You have done a tremendous service for gold-bugs trying to help other people see the truth about gold, silver, fiat and banking...with your work to give them, we can hopefully help them see reason so they can protect themselves... --ANNON
Thank you for a great analysis of the false reasoning regarding gold - the best I have read so far (and I have read a great number of similar articles). --ANNON
Thank you for your extremely comprehensive editorial ("Refuting Myths About Gold") published on gold-eagle today! I've also taken the time to read the "full version" … --ANNON
Thanks for your excellent article "Refuting Myths about Gold". --ANNON
Your article, Refuting Myths about Gold, was great--well written and comprehensive. --ANNON
Regarding the article:
"Silver & Cardero Resources"
Very well written Silver Article---- Thanks --ANNON
Thanks for your recent internet report on Cardero at Gold is Money on January 24th. I found it very enlightening. --ANNON
By the way, thank you for doing what you do. --ANNON
Your editorial on Cardero Resources was expertly written. --ANNON
Just a quick note regarding your article about silver and CDU. I found the article very interesting in many ways, especially the historical relative value of silver. --ANNON
Hi again Jason, I was just trying to research Cardero and found your analysis of Jan. 24. Very nice work! --ANNON
(Hey, great website!) You have been doing an excellent job with your many editorials. I know your mom and pop must be real proud of you. The last time we corresponded (almost 2 yr. ago) you were trying to get your folks to invest in the metals & was out of a job yourself at that time. You, (I believe), had moved in with them at the time to sort things out. I pray the Lord has blessed you in your employment search with a great job. One of my reasons for writing you is to pick your mind on … --ANNON
I agree with you 1000%, with the US out of silver and the supply and demand laws it cant last much longer, the cover up will end. Keep up the good work. --ANNON
Regarding the article:
"Moral Failure of the Paper Longs"
Jason, Nice job. Deep and controversial. Forces the reader to think. Even attracted some immediate knee-jerk negative criticism - great. Keep it up. --Ted Butler www.butlerresearch.com
excellent commentary… I see things the same way… --Charles Savoie
Another thought provoking article. --ANNON
Hi Jason, That was a good article The Moral Failures of the Paper Longs … I appreciate individuals, like you, that have the ability to write professionally. Thanks again. --ANNON
Thank you for your article on "The Moral Failures of the Paper Longs". I appreciate the knowledge that you and other authors share… --ANNON
PS: by the way, i really like your insight into the immorality of indulging in institutionalized gambling. --ANNON
Just read your work... Good insights, keep it up. --ANNON
Your editorial "The Moral Failures of the Paper Longs" is outstanding from many respects. Your analysis is astute. The greed problem in the goldbug camp has increasingly bothered me. I call them "greedbugs". You did an excellent job in addressing the greed and moral issues within the pro gold camp. Best wishes and take care. --ANNON
Bravo! Mr Hommel. Keep up the good work. Your message is inspirational! --ANNON
Good essay, as always. --ANNON
Go for the truth, pure and simple! … commending you for the work you are doing on behalf of many not able to focus because of various life activities (every day making a living for example). Since Truth Will Prevail....I have no doubt, being on the side of truth, that you will in your effort. thank you for your research, study findings, work, and leadership in this effort to expose the TRUTH. --ANNON
Regarding the articles:
CFTC LETTERS:
Jason, Thank you for taking the time and your talents for the greater good. It's a real treat reading your stuff. --Ted Butler www.butlerresearch.com
Dear Jason, This was a very well done letter. Very clear thinking. How much of this type of information can the authorities ignore? This is very good documentation, along with Butler's many communications, as basis for legal action in the future. Unless our governments become exceedingly totalitarian, we should be able to go after these clowns someday. They should be thinking about where they can go to avoid prosecution. These are interesting times. Please keep up the good work. --ANNON
Jason, Very good common sense approach. Excellent thinking… Keep speaking the truth it will take you far. --David Morgan Silver-Investor.com
Aloha Jason, your insight and bravado is refreshing --ANNON
Just read your latest letter to the CFTC... Excellent!! Thank you so much for having the courage and the intelligence to write such a powerful letter. You are a credit to all of us who believe in silver and gold as REAL money and in the blatant manipulation occurring in both of these markets. --ANNON
Your reply January 12, 2003 is really getting down to the meat and potatoes of the issue and I really am looking forward to the next blow off response from the CFTC. Eventually it's who can go the distance. I feel you have raised some pertinent issues and as this is a regulatory body you are entitled to the answers.
I will do my best and send it to all my contacts. Keep up the good work and you have my full support. --ANNON
Congratulations on a beautifully written and hard-hitting letter to Mr. Kass...very well said! I'd love to see somebody like Congressman Ron Paul show up at the CFTC and start asking him some tough questions in person about manipulation of the silver markets. --ANNON
U R one gutsy little rascal.... I am laughing my Ole Bear Balls Off... What a letter! Jason Hommel, U R going to make this folks either get some Religion and get right with God, or Poop in Dey Pants! I am laughing so hard.... I got tears in my eyes! Big Ole Bear Belly Laugh!!!!!! Kuddos to U, Kiddo! Well Done! --ANNON
I just read your letter addressed to David A. Kass and Michael Gorham… It is great. Keep up the great work, I'm with you and I'm buying as much physical as I can afford. I'm looking forward to their response. --ANNON
Sharing your efforts … is noble and virtuous. Good Job!!! I hold you in the highest regard for the light of truth that you shine so admirably. I wish you success and peace of mind. --ANNON
Bravo! Thank you for your original open letter to the CFTC and to the silver market in general. Your reply to the CFTC's lame response was terrific. --ANNON
Hi Jason. Just read your series of letters … and wanted to express my appreciation. Thanks for taking the time and for having the balls to step up to the plate and swing! --ANNON
This is a letter of support …I read your original article "Open letter" and agree with everything you have to say. … thanks for the good work, keep it up. --ANNON
Thank you for your letter to those masters of obscurity. Your letter is a paragon of clarity. You have made it still more difficult for these people to protect their butts. Past correspondence from others always seemed to leave holes that they could wiggle through. If your letter has any such holes, they must be like skin pores. --ANNON
Hello Mr.Hommel, Congratulations on your excellent work trying to expose the manipulators. Please continue the good work. --ANNON
I am personally moving some funds into silver stocks. Thanks for the info. --ANNON
Hi Jason, I have read your most recent dissertations and your letter to silver regulators and subsequent responses. KEEP UP THE HEAT! … Your recognition of the inability of silver sellers to meet the requirements of silver buyers in this case opens, regrettably, a whole new can of worms which the authorities will only be able to rectify following the default of the shorters, their trading houses and the banks that finance them. This however will probably bring little (other than PAPER profits) comfort to the longs who actually wanted delivery. My children and I will continue to make our purchases of physical down at the dealer for now. --ANNON
I love your… [writings]! It should make any sane man stop and think... --ANNON
Thank you for your great work and insight. --ANNON
Your letters to CFTC: I commend you for both your excellent letters to these "scoundrels". It appears very likely that there are illegal goings-on inside this organization, and I hope your efforts help us get back to an honest and free market in precious metals. Thanks sincerely for your tenacity. --ANNON
Sir Jason Hommel, I do appreciate your "courage" in trying to wake up all those gold-bugs (not gold advocates). … I sincerely hope that your efforts and courage will be financially rewarded. --ANNON
Jason, Way to go! YEEEEEEEEHHAAAAAAAAAWW!!! Stick it back to 'em and slap 'em around with it! Great letter! Maybe they'll get the clue?! Thanks! --ANNON
Been reading your essays. Like your style of writing, and the open letter essay, was,,,, eh .... gutsy... courageous, in fact. I am going to add your website links to my website next week when I to get to it.... I want to tell you that I enjoy the stimulation of your essays, writings, and work...and encourage you to keep it up. That is what freedom is all about. To listen to ideas, and formulate your own. Again, I enjoy your essay posts immeasurably.... You write with a lot of gut, and that takes courage, my friend. Be courageous! --ANNON
It was such a powerful letter I also wrote one and posted yours on our website. Thank you again for your great work. While I am at it can I get permission to post your stuff on our site? Where can I find your writings? --ANNON
Regarding the two articles:
"Why no talk of $32,567/oz?" and the follow up article:
"People Talking About $32,567/oz."
I must admit that I first thought the article was by a kook. We were telling jokes about you without reading the article. What is this guy smoking a little bud with Hennesey? Wack and Scotch? I then had this nagging that said; "Find out what this guy has to say, he must have something worth reading as he has to know what peoples reaction will be to this title." I went back and read the article after several days. I must admit it was a well explained and thought out essay. If nothing more than it made me think, I thank you for that. … I agree with everything you said in this article except the future price of gold but it is not out of the question and anyone that says it is owes you as well a thought out answer as was your question. Thanks for a good read!! I appreciated the article. --ANNON
Jason, Wow, refreshingly honest essay. Where in the world did these [other analysts] come up with $3000. Gold? or other figures $600. $800. $1200. For 20 years I could never figure it out. I assume they are chartist. Short term thinkers. Keep hammering away. You are right. Keep it up you will change the thinking of the gold bug club and or frighten the Federal Reserve. --ANNON
Thanks, Jason, for those two thought-provoking articles. --ANNON
Jason: Your follow up article was well thought out, particularly the silver piece. Regards, --ANNON
Hi, Jason... Your essays are quite intriguing and thought provoking. I thank you. --ANNON
I read your recent essays projecting a dollar value for gold in a future gold standard world with great interest.--ANNON
Hi Jason, Loved your argument for 32,000 gold. … Anyway, thanks for the essay, … Congratulations in opening the debate for 32,000 gold.--ANNON
I enjoyed what you had to say in your $32,000.00 Gold. It is a good way that i had not thought of to look at the possible price of the metals on the up side. I wont sell out 100% at 3-5,000.00 gold. I will hold some back for the real run up. I'm about your age so i tend to think out of the box as well. gotta go. keep up the good work --ANNON
Morning Jason, great job with the article. It should stir up a few thoughts. --ANNON
Re: Hommel's $32,000 article (one pragmatic person) Jason Hommel - my compliments and thanks for your ideas. --ANNON
Anyway, enjoyed your article for the sheer fun of bullish reading - sent copy to my brother - good food for thought. I will keep this article in the back of my mind as an indication of how high gold could go. Thanks, --ANNON
Very smart for 32. I mean it. Wish my sons thought like you. --ANNON
Dear Mr. Hommel: Excellent thoughtful, article. --ANNON
I think you have a chance to be a good continuing spokesman for gold. It's early in the game and the field still is open for good writers who compelling argue its case. I had to laugh at an article in MSN where the writers ( a married couple) would not recommend an investment in gold because the husband had been burned back in 1980. That's like me saying because I lost my home in the LA real estate crash of 1996 that real estate will always be a bad investment no matter what. It's this kind of stupid reasoning that passes for most analysis. --ANNON
I just read your "Why No Talk of $32,567/oz?" I like your logic… --ANNON
I AM VERY VERY IMPRESSED ..by your article and its is totally logical. … Good luck and I'll follow any other reports you make. Cheers --ANNON
Hi Jason. I enjoyed your article at gold-eagle regarding gold reaching $32,000+ in the future…. Oh yeah, it's great to see someone else my age who believes in gold and/or silver. There ain't too many of us. Keep up the good work --ANNON
I enjoyed your recent … essay… I look forward to your next article. --ANNON
Jason - Excellent perspectives in your article! --ANNON
Wooow!!!! What an article!!!! Hi Jason, Thank you so much for your article on gold, . . . I again want to thank you and keep up the good work. Are there any small cap gold and silver ones you could recommend for me to look at? I better finish here since I am also a novice typer and this took a long......... time I talk better than I type --ANNON
It may be in our Lifetime that gold is not valued in dollars at all because the dollar disappears. Keep up the good work. --ANNON
Jason, I applaud your passion for your subject in the $32K/oz commentary… Keep up the good work --ANNON
Loved your article in "le Metropole Cafe." It makes perfect sense. Here is something I pass on to you, from Sen. George Vest of Missouri in the monetary debate of 1895: "I have seen the day in the vicissitudes of my life, when $20 in paper would not buy a loaf of bread, and a five-dollar gold piece would buy a house and lot." --ANNON
I agree with you about the gold going to 32000$ --ANNON
Jason, I read your article with interest and found it to be a very sensible summary of the arguments that support a gold price that is more in line with reality. --ANNON
…difficult as it is to comprehend your piece [comprehend meaning, not in the sense of understanding; rather, in the sense of boggling], yet pure & absolutist in thought… --ANNON
Great article. 32k, Why not? I am 32 just like you and I'm sure there are not many of us holding these beliefs about the dollar being a worthless piece of paper in our age bracket. The collapse seems impossible to avoid. --ANNON
Hommel (of $32000/oz fame) makes the point several times as have other editorials/ posters etc, that we only need a small shift into PM's to start a virtual stampede with corresponding price rise (preferably to the moon!) --ANNON
I have read your article "Why no talk of $32,567/oz ?" with great interest but your predicted price target is way too low! … In closing your article is the most rational thinking is this regard and I agree with most of it. …. Basically a dollar is worthless which bring the ratio to gold close to infinity. --ANNON
I liked the logic behind your 32,000 essay. --ANNON
Hi Jason, I have read your article Why no Talk of $32,567/oz and was checking to See if I could have your permission to post it and other articles that you Write on my web site --ANNON
I will look forward to reading more of your articles. --ANNON
It is thanks to writers like you that I have been able to survive (profitably) the last two years in this horrendous market downturn. And I am in the process to covert all my paper assets in to hard assets outside the banking system. … Since you are a rational thinker maybe you could write about how to survive this coming crisis. I be very interested to read your thoughts on that. --ANNON
Great work!!!! I admire your guts. Again thank you for the breathe of fresh air-----as amazing as you # sounds----you're right------its as logical as can be. Please write more often, and I will check out your site. --ANNON
I enjoyed your most recent essay. And for me 'it's whose on first' as to where the top maybe. and of course i like the story you are telling very much. no i don't mean i consider it a fairy tale. it's very well reasoned and plotted out. --ANNON
Hear, Hear!! I rarely email writers of the many articles I read, as most have a full plate and don't need the added pressure of trying to respond to every question, debate, flame, etc. that comes their way. But you struck a chord with me when you referred to fiat currencies as an "abomination". The fact that the battle between false money (dollars) and real money (gold/silver) is a spiritual one is rarely if ever mentioned, even by those giants in the metals analysis arena that I so respect and admire. ….Anyway, just wanted to commend you for your courage in taking a stand for your convictions, even when you seem all alone. You're not!! --ANNON
I'll watch for more of your contributions... --ANNON
I really enjoyed your article on the $32K/ounce of gold thesis. You are a brave man. It was before your time, but Robert Prector predicted the Dow at 3,600 in the late 70's early 80's and that got a good laugh from the "experts." Everyone knew that at 1,000 Dow, you closed your long positions and went short with everything you had! That worked good from 1966 to 1982, but then Mr. Market went and changed the rules. Now none of the "experts" think the Dow will go down to 3,600. What the "experts" have against the 3,600 Dow I will never figure out but they just don't want to deal with it. --ANNON
Always happy to see someone with their honest opinion on gold though, based on rational reasons. --ANNON
I want to say that I know a lot about something that no one really knows anything about; that being how many dollars are there that will be available to purchase gold when push comes to shove in the gold markets. But between you and me, you are on the right track! I spit on $3,000 gold! Keep up the good work --ANNON
However you have made a very valid point, and I totally agree with your theory/fact that the US$ IS 100% FIAT. …I note that you are only 32 years old. I admire your lateral thinking, and I will now follow your futuristic thinking with interest. I will read all your 10 essays... One of my favourite novels is Ayn Rands "Atlas Shrugged". (she was a gold advocate). I am sure you have read the book, but if not, it may be describing what is going to occur in the USA in the next few years!!). The opening sentence is "Who is John Galt?" IF what you are predicting regarding gold occurs, I predict millions of people will be asking "Who is Jason Hommel?" Well done Best wishes for 2003 --ANNON
I like your web site and $32,000 reasoning, having studied precious metals since the early 1970s. --ANNON
Please let me say how very thrilling it is to find your online essays which analyze the gold market, and in particular your work on the Bible view of gold and silver. By the way, my wife is quite enthusiastic with your writings as well. She wonders if you are planning a book based on your Bible view of gold essay. Your essay could easily become a splendid book. --ANNON
Hi Jason, I just want to say that I find your essays informative and enlightening --ANNON
Great Site! Dear Mr. Hommel, I am enjoying your site thoroughly. I recently watched a video called "The Money Masters" which got me interested in the Fed and related topics. I have read a few articles by Ted Butler, David Morgan and others on silver so I'm pretty well convinced. I've taken a position in physical and now I'm looking at stocks. --ANNON
I will be visiting your site and reading all your writings… --ANNON
You are right. When gold fever hits again, the price is going much higher than anyone can imagine. --ANNON
I liked your "Why no talk of $32,567/0z" article... I think you are correct. Viewing gold at these levels changes both your physical and gold stock investment perspectives. --ANNON
After having read your latest article about gold, and your outstanding logic for setting up reasonable gold price expectations, I wanted to congratulate you, for I am 99.99999% with you! In fact, I think you are still TOO cautious in your expectations, and I would be ready to bet gold will go much higher than $32000/oz within less than 10 years! Sky truly is the limit for the POG! --ANNON
I enjoyed your article on "Why no talk of $32,567/oz?" and wanted to see if I could get permission for reprint … so more people could read it - I will give all proper attribution to you and the website. --ANNON
Hi Jason I am also a young man… of 36. I like your conclusion on the price of gold/oz. and I am with you I will never trade my gold for paper. --ANNON
Interesting article you wrote. Of course you are right, there is no rationale for assuming a less than 1:1 exchange ratio would be acceptable. --ANNON
What led you to think about gold? Was it purely from an investment standpoint or did you get some sort of revelation…? --ANNON
Nice Article Jason!! A bit hard to digest of course, but it makes sense nonetheless. I too am in my early 30's and am preparing for the future with gold. Not paper mind you, but physical (as any wise American should). Nice to see other people like me out there. Good luck and keep up the good work !!! --ANNON
I am a subscriber to LeMetropole Café and was led to your commentary through that site. Wonderful article. I thoroughly enjoyed it. --ANNON
I enjoyed your … article regarding the $32K/oz price for gold. Several good points. I checked out your website and was impressed. I put together a web site a couple of months ago and it was quite a chore for an older guy like myself. I have also written a few articles on Gold… I have studied monetary history for years and find it fascinating. --ANNON
I would highly enjoy any future articles you may make available publicly. If you would like to have your work on our website, please send any future articles to: … --ANNON
Thanks again , Jason… I just got a warning from a former banker / market pro to buy physical while it's still available... --ANNON
The best written essay on the POG (price of gold) that I've read so far. I totally agree with your analysis. I have had very similar ideas on inflation/deflation forces. What seems contradictory and counterintuitive on the surface is in fact easy to understand if you look at it from the right perspective. I myself wanted to write a similar essay because these ideas came to me thinking through the same logical arguments as you have written. The public, and unfortunately, Economists struggle with these same contradictory and opposing forces. Your essay has clarified these issues rather well; though I suspect few will recognize this since they will not take the time or effort to understand the intricate logic of your argument. To understand what you have just written puts all the PHD economists, Alan Greenspan, Milton Friedman, etc to shame for not understanding their own discipline. Thank You for sharing your insights into such an important topic.
I enjoyed your article on FSO. I can't claim to totally understand the money supply vortex but I know a rare commodity when I see one. I would appreciate any help on silver stocks. I too believe that there is pent up demand in the cards and would like to be positioned to take advantage.
Thank you for your work on behalf of us looking to understand and profit from the confused state of economics today.
I am a professional fund manager at a very large pension fund and I do a LOT of reading. Your analysis of M3 and the gold price is right on target in my opinion. Great job!
Thank you for your recent cogent and insightful article on the inflation/deflation aspects of the M3 supply. I have not been part of the debate (no one seems that interested), but I most certainly have been part of the confusion................sort of a "deer in headlights type of thing. Tomorrow I make my next gold purchase in some time.
Greetings,
I thank you for the most interesting explanation of inflation and deflation in your article "Inflation and Deflation during Hyperinflation".
Again I thank you for your generosity in informing the citizens that are trying to protect their small nest egg.
Dear Mr. Hommel,
Thank you for exposing the fraud of the Federal Reserve and for exposing, and stripping naked it's emperor, Alan Greenscam, AGPOS. I hate these thieves and POS does not mean the price of silver! I believe that GOLD is real money, and therefore is G-D's money. It then follows to reason that we can both "trustonlyingod" and GOLD since it is G-D's money! The fraud is even more egregious in terms of silver because of the gold/silver ratio. This does not even mention the fact that there are less above ground stockpiles of silver than gold at this time!!!! I wish I could write like you and think as clearly about such a perplexing subject. I enjoy your work, and recognize that the content of this essay has inestimable value to those who will take the time to read it and understand it. Who ever thought that people could get "wiped" by holding onto US dollars! This is a euphemism for toilet paper, Jason. You are right when you say that mining companies should be investing or holding physical bullion rather than US toilet paper, and I may add that they should be withholding from sale their production unless they absolutely must have revenue for continued opertations since purchases for supplies are made in fiat.
Please put me on your list. You have done some of the best original work I have seen in years. I have been involved in some capacity in the rural ag economy for over thirty years and during the 80s and early 90s taught many farmers how to use charts and utilize the commodity markets to sell their products at better profit levels.
Jason, I am impressed w/ your editorial and annalogy of M3 = Hyperinflation...
Thank you.
One of the most insightful articles on the issue of inflation versus deflation and fiat vs gold.
When I have time, I will try to find the appropriate M3 vs gold data and plot the charts as you suggested.
I know you are a fundamental analyst at heart. That is very good. There is value in the so-called technical analysis. I am very intrigued at the whole idea of "extreme behavior" of the crowd in financial investments - there seemed to have simple rules among the extreme emotions. Your prediction of gold values seemed to be in the same ball park as the simple rules that I derived. Of course, your fundamental arguements are more elegant. Hope to learn more from you.
God bless!
Excellent report, I was tempted to do the same excerise but was too lazy. You have hit the nail on the head ... well done. I am not surprised by the numbers.
thanks, you are a positive force in the silver market... you are an inspiring writer, with great conviction.
I read a similar article that made me curious to do my own sums. Not being sure of the figures made me shelve this excerise. Perhaps this is my excuse for just being downright lazy. I am extremely glad to have read your report, well done, any other way of trying to ascertain our pridicament will lead one into a maze.( In my opinion.)
Thank you for the increasable editorial/essay on M3 and the inflation/deflation debate. I am stunned. The simplicity of your argument is enlightening.
Please send me a regular issue of your silver new letter. I look forward to your insights and commentary.
Jason, great work with your 11/6 piece. Helped clarify my head a lot.
I'm a french reader from Austria and positively astonished by what you say about inflation and deflation [by the way, please a few lines more about "stagflation" !] It's the first time I really understand something about those important topics and am very grateful. Your writings are much more worth, educative, than all official discourses. You're dangerous for them !!! I will hang your name on the wall sometimes (when silver will have soared to my expected levels...)
We have just read your latest article and would like to congratulate you on that. It was a "masterpiece". Keep up the good work
Very insightful article. I hope you are as intelligent as you sound. ... Great work.
Thanks for the EXCELLENT article, "Inflation & Deflation During Hyperinflation!" I've forwarded it to all of my best clients.
Since I've already lived thru one major bull market in gold, it's probably too much to expect that God will let me live thru the next one. And, frankly, I'd rather be in glory with Him anyway. However, I believe that the scenario you painted in your article will ultimately prove to be conservative, because, as we both know, the dollar is doomed and will decline to zero. And, if one divides any number by zero, we get infinity or some other meaningless value for a tangible like gold. But, in the meantime, I like your numbers.
Jason,
Above referenced article is so brilliant, it impressed me with its "ring of truth", even though I don't have the technical background to complelely understand it.
Having lived through (and profited from ) the runup from $125 to $850 the the 70's gold market, it started to dawn on me that we might be in for a similar runup, beginning in July 2003. Seems I might have been right.
My reasoning was a lot simpler than yours: you can't lower taxes, incur massive debt, spend like crazy on a foreign war, and not have massive inflation that weakens the dollar (and all currencies) without an increase in the price of gold. Is this fallacious reasoning?
Is inflation best thought of as the ultimate tax, a tax that is silently levied after the government borrows and wastes our money? Is investing in gold the only way to avoid paying this tax?
Your insight as evidenced by your articles, is more powerful than any I have yet encountered.
I would greatly appreciate yours thought on these questions.
Mr. Hommel,
Thank you very much for your time and effort. I may sound like an infomercial but I’ve doubled my money and my wife’s ROTH IRA.
Don’t know why you do this service for free but my family thanks you. Keep up the good work and God Bless You.
Your Friend
I have been reading your work with interest and appreciate your research and well presented information.
Hi Jason,
Thanks for the great articles you have written about silver investments, can't wait to read your articles...
yes i would like the weekly silver stock report. i do my homework, but you really do your homework!!
I would like to receive you silver stock report. Thanks for all of the valuable information you have made available - the Silver Price Expecations article was especially informative.
Dear Mr. Hommel,
I would be pleased for copy of your weekly silver stock report. Your analysis is good to read and it seems to work. Congratulations. best regards and thx
Dear Sir:
I would like very much to receive your free weekly silver stock report, since I think your reports are very useful and realistic in all respects and I enjoy to read them. many thanks,
Mr. Hommel-
I'm amazed at the appreciation of the silver stocks I've purchased through your research. I've also begun a more ardent pursuit of mining industry and stock understanding. I don't know that I will be able to make any significant contribution to your research, but I will let you know if I find something of interest.
Jason you are killing me , I started over a week ago bidding on CZN or czicf I can¹t bid high enough. I started today at .76 no go upped ti to .83 no go. I trade on E-trade & had to go the OTCBBD PK. Your articles are making this stock roar. You should be doing very well, A company rep should call and thank you. I think Maybe I will wait for a pull back. Golden Goliath did well today also.
Keep up the good work,
Thanks Jason. I appreciate your efforts. Canadian Zinc, among others, was a fantastic recommendation!
Owen
Please send me your free weekly report. I can't thank you enough for the wonder reporting. I've taken positions in several companies which you have alerted us to.
Thanks again
I thought your analysis of HL vs CZN was well done and very correct. May I have the free copy of your weekly stock report. Thank you very much.
Dear Mr Hommel,
Please send me your silver stock report. I have recently been reading your analysis and am quite impressed with your approach to silver stock valuations. I look forward to reading further material from you as this in an area of great interest to me at present.
Jason,
I've been reading your articles on Goldeagle for some time now, and I have to tell you you're doing a great job out there. I very much would like to receive a copy of your free weekly silver stock report. These silver stocks just keep charging higher (ASM, MNMM, CZN), unbelievable. When are we due for a pullback because I would like to buy some more of them!!
Best regards
I've been following your recommendations with great interest. Your picks certainly seem to be doing well, especially vis-a-vis the established silver producer stocks. I had been searching for more pure Canadian silver stocks prior to your first weekly report which was posted in mid September. I was having minimal success. Your research has been a wealth of information. I'm convinced that you're on the right track. I've been in the process of converting my pension plan funds into a self-directed investment account (should be completed soon). I plan to invest most of it it into low-priced, high potential silver stocks, with perhaps some in a security called Central Fund of Canada, which holds exclusively gold/silver bullion. I can do this within a locked-in investment account, whereas holding actual silver and gold in not allowed.
What are your thoughts about holding silver versus silver stocks? Would it be more profitable to hold simply the stocks ( especially the ones you recommend)?
Just wanted to make sure I said thanks for whatever it is you did to make me read your articles on silver. I feel like I just barely got in under the wire. I loaded up on all I could, as much as I could. CZN SRLM NPG CFTN I had to add DNI and FCO. (You never mentioned FCO but they seem to have a lot of good property as well as a big cobalt play as well as the smelter from Sunshine) I just couldn't leave them behind. Man you've never seen so many graphs like this. Any top in sight? I am slowly trying to make my way through the vast literature of past writings on silver. Clearly if there was ever a time and place to make your bet, this is it.
Thanks also for sending me your thoughts. I read them as studiously as I can. I need to learn all I can about P/E and valuations. Even though I am somewhat familiar with stock market terms, clear and brief explanations are invaluable. Maybe I'll think of some questions for you sometime if you're not too busy but for now....wow :o) :o)
I Jason
I read you since long time, and I had time to verify your writing, now it's clear you are "bang on", I bought CZN (C$.47) smiling, and bought some more today at (C$1.10) and keep smiling very much! Last year, I bought Cardero Res. and I've been f... with the bad publish result but I still have them, I think there been silently accumulating. Please send me your "Silver stock report"
Hello Jason,
I've really enjoyed your last two articles, not to mention that I have learned alot from you. I would love to receive your "free weekly silver stock report". You seem to be very knowledgable about the silver market, I'm looking forward to reading more of your work.
I read your articles with great interest. I have bought about half the shares you own to my great profit. I would like to buy the rest but they never seem to correct long enough for me to grab them.
Anyway, thankyou for making money for me.
I really have to thank you for the great work you've done in identifying good values in silver stocks. Your approach to calculating the actual silver value a company has in extimating its value is very useful. I'd love to receive copies of your weekly silver stock report.
I remember being told at a gold conference in Vancouver in May 2002 that CZN was good value, but I didn't have the facts to know why. With your information now I know why.
I hope you keep up the good work. I owe you a debt of gratitude.
I enjoy your articles.
I've recently read one of your analysis of the silver stocks market and I found it great. You help me to understand the silver story and the stock valuation and I wish to thank you very much for that.
Could you please send me your weekly silver stock report ?
Yours faithfully
I appreciatie your work very much. I read your reports with the most accurate interest. I congratulate you with your bigs efforts making these reports.
Thank you very much.
A Belgian reader.
Jason-Have really enjoyed your... editorials on silver mines. They have been a great "education" for me in better understanding how to value stocks. And being a goldbug, it is great to have your focus be on the precious metals sector.
Gold and silver have been respected since Genesis and I expect them to be respected again by many more folks than respect them today. Thank you for helping bring to light the value of real money.
I would appreciate being added to your email list and receiving your weekly silver stock report.
Kindest regards,
"Without Freedom of Thought there can be no such Thing as Wisdom; and no such Thing as Public Liberty, without Freedom of Speech." --Benjamin Franklin
From the moment I read your first article..., I knew you were onto something big.
Already you have given so much practical advice. I am hooked. You are certainly correct: your newsletter is the most valuable one I am reading! Thank you.
Dear Jason, I have been following your weekly series of articals on silver mining stocks. You have done a wonderfull job with these articals. I have taken several of your recommendations and by LUCK allready had shares in several of the best companies. PLEASE do add my e-mail address to your free newsletter list as I wouldnt want to miss a single issue of your expertize in this area of investment.!!!!!!!Again, cant say enough complaments about your indepth, accurate, incitefull ,commentary!!!!!!!!!! You blow your critics away with your correct calls.
Thanks
Dear Mr. Hommel,
I'm finding your writings invaluable in understanding silver stock valuations. You, sir, are a "must read."
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