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If Manufacturing Is So Bad, Why Did the Market Go Up?
Stupid, gullible investors? Think Madoff.
Gold Poised to Move Higher
On Dec 28 10:09 AM otbricki wrote:
> Let us get this straight...
Enlightening the Gold Bugs
Well, duh, that says it all!!!
Gold Topped All Currencies in 2008
Of course.
It was always the wall streeters who saw gold as something archaic. their wheeling dealing and math smarts in the finance world was supposed to be the last word in stable investments in whatever: currency, stocks, bonds, hedge funds, 401Ks, etc. In various interviews I saw, they always dissed gold. A rare exception, Jim Cramer of Mad Money, who once hated gold, however, has saw the light.
Now that so many of them and their phony financial instruments has been thoroughly discredited, gold is looking shinier than ever before.
Dollar on the Decline, Gold and Silver on the Rise
Gold and Silver: Backwardation and Manipulation
Where do you see that?
On Dec 15 10:01 AM BillCu wrote:
> Your partial quote of the U.S. Constitution left out the critical
> beginning of
> Article 1, Section 10:
>
> "No State shall enter into any Treaty, Alliance, or Confederation;
> grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal; coin Money; emit Bills of Credit;
> make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts;
> pass any Bill of Attainder, ex post facto Law, or Law impairing the
> Obligation of Contracts, or grant any Title of Nobility."
>
> The federal government is not restricted to gold and silver.
>
> BillCu
>
Dollar Down, Gold Up
We're not experiencing rampant inflation now because the central banks are sitting on a pile of cash and are reluctant to lend out. Very soon they will have to because it's their business to do so. And then watch out!!!
Negative Real Rates Will Drive Gold Prices Up
The above are just a few examples of an INFLATIONARY change. True, stock market rates are tanking and housing prices are sinking to new levels, but not everyone buys stocks and not everyone buys houses. Those issues merely affects a minority of foolish investors. But everyone needs to eat, however. And many people attend higher learning facilties. No longer cheaply.
Those crying 'deflation' are not living in the same world most of our folks live in.
Unemployment Data Is Very Grim
The Manipulation of Gold Prices
Actually, that is quite wrong. A study was done a while back, given a certain amount of money and time, comparing stocks and bonds, stuffing money under the mattress, and holding gold, Gold came out ahead, second place was money under the mattress. Those investing in stocks and bonds came out to be the biggest losers.
And real estate??? You got to be kidding!!!!
Gold and Silver Prices Will Begin to Shine
Again, where is this "deflation"?
Peter Schiff on Gold, the Dollar and Asian Markets
It's kinda of a coincidence that after Nixon abolished the gold standard in 1971, the U.S. economy had commenced on a steady decline, only bolstered temporarily later on by massive Pentagon spending by Reagan. And it was thru force and coercion by the U.S. that the dollar is used as the global reserve currency, solely benefiting the U.S. But its might is steadily weakening and natural forces are slowly regaining their rightful status.
Analysts Are Bullish on Gold: Should You Be Worried?
On Dec 04 09:10 AM Majest3 wrote:
> Nostradamus, l've been long gold over the same period and made a
> nice profit. It all depends on what currency you are using. Gold
> is up just over 300% from the low of 2001 to the high of 2008, not
> much when you compare it to the run up from 1971 to 1980, which was
> over 2150%. I think l'll decline your offer to join the short train.
China and Iran Switch to Gold - Will U.S. Investors?
www.kitco.com/ind/Beva...
On Nov 24 04:31 AM Jeff Nicolas wrote:
> Careful how you read Gold Bug hysteria. For example Perth Mint has
> not simply suspended orders, I know I am customer of Perth Mint and
> placed another order today. Perth Mint is accepting orders on both
> Gold and Silver metal and delivering with minimal delays. If you
> want to order Gold coins (not bullion or Siver coins) you will have
> to wait a few weeks before you can place your order, they are behind
> on the fabrication of these particular coins only. Sorry, I know
> you don't want to hear this, but there is no shortage of Gold or
> Silver metal, bullion can be ordered now for delivery from Perth
> Mint.
China and Iran Switch to Gold - Will U.S. Investors?
There are a number of things wrong with that besides lacking portability and liquidity. Like how many barrels of oil can u stash in your garage?