wow gold on record high..
Submitted by m72mc on Fri, 06/04/2010 - 21:36in
22% on gold in SEK(swedish currency) since december..(remember december was all time high)
And that´s without any hard physical market.. everything here is always sold out...
I call bull on the paper market..it really has no reality..
Why then is everything always sold out..
















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You did the right thing by buying gold and silver the real money.
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Although I bought my gold/silver a while ago...
...I still take a keen interest in the market, for obvious reasons.
The thing that really stands out for me is the lack of availability and the huge premiums over spot that are being charged here in Britain.
Plenty Still Here
I see no signs (or hear of no signs) that there are availability problems here in the US. (Personal Survey of coin buyers around the country)
So when the supply pipeline gets constrained the effects could be dramatic on this side of the small pond. Everyone I know is still buying silver at these prices.
I think the actions in the delivery room at COMEX this June will be dramatic and rumors and facts wil not be contained.
Which will blow up first - COMEX or LBMA.
Indeed.
In fact, I would advise any Brits buying gold/silver right now to consider importing it from the US or Canada. Just steer clear of Ebay ;-)
Gold stocks got creamed.
Paper Sucks!
Indeed.
Always take delivery!
Cream..ok.. we like cream..
Cream..ok.. we like cream..
/Mike
Front Fell Off
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcU4t6zRAKg
Creamed as in beat up.
Creamed as in beat up.
When is silver going to
finally make a leap?
Tim
this will answer your
this will answer your question...
http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast_Gold+/Entri...
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No idea, but the longer it takes, likely, the bigger the splash.
but who knows..Personally I do not care...
I don´t care about the time..since I know it will..
Freaking every time anything..it is a gold bubble..
lol
+20% since December.. on gold and silver is still all time low..
ha ha lol
/Mike
Front Fell Off
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcU4t6zRAKg
I think people are missing the leap, it goes up all the time
in fact I am up 20% since december..I just think it is a deception...obviously..it is just no physical to buy anymore. hey don´t believe me.. just call my supplier.. no stock lool
Soon paper & physical has to catch up......
/Mike
Front Fell Off
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcU4t6zRAKg
I beleive the September/
I beleive the September/ October time frame. I think the big 4 banks who had gotten their hand caught in the cookie jar will pull off one more sell off to unwind their short position. Look at gold today.. Gold up 12 bucks and silver down .50 cents..??? pure manipulation.
"Ineptocracy: a system of government where the least capable to lead are elected by the least capable of producing, and where the members of society least likely to sustain themselves or succeed are rewarded with goods and services paid for by the confisc
IAmVotingforRonPaul once posted a question about the real...
value of gold, Ed Griffin suggests in The Creature From Jekyll Island a value closer to 14,000. He ties the value to the dollars in circulation, but that was about fifteen years ago. I would imagine he would raise that quite a bit if he were to refigure it.
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About $36,000. per ounce I
About $36,000. per ounce I would say, but you can't tie the face value of the dollars in circulation as a measurement since the actual purchase value has been depreciated to such a massive degree.
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