By Jim Sinclair
The question is timing.

Yes, it is possible for equities to perform like that in currency event driven hyperinflation.

What a delightful event to see the illegal (not legal - for them we have respect) goons ground into their own dirt, filth and fowl existences.

What do you think such an event would mean to gold equities as they follow the gold price, and get no opposition?

Just take a look at Jim Rogers On CNBC- "I Have No Shorts":

For the majority of his career, Jim Rogers has had both long and short positions. As of this interview, this is one of the few times Jim Rogers does not have a short position. Among the reasons for Jim not having any shorts is a possible currency crisis and thus should avoid shorting the market.

The last time Jim had no shorts was the market crash of 1987. Among other things Jim Rogers continues to be “wildly” bullish on China, “wildly” bullish on commodities. Specifically, Jim likes Silver over Gold, Natural Gas and Cotton.

“I’m afraid they’re printing so much money that stocks could go to 20,000 or 30,000″ Jim Rogers said.

Courtesy: JSMineset