Greg Pinelli

Don't Miss the Coming Gold Bull

At last a name that fits both the attitude and the foresight..Of course, gold is not going to drop like a rock! DZZ is a fools play and a sure loser. But then..some people hate a thing just because they need something..Buy GLD ..GG...AUY...


On Dec 31 09:43 AM NOWHEREMAN wrote:

> Good for you. Stick to your guns.
>
> My prediction: Gold will drop like a rock before a sustained rally
> occurs. BUY DZZ NOW.
>
> No reasons or explanations needed, ala Pinelli.

Don't Miss the Coming Gold Bull

Your vindictiveness is getting great reviews! Keep it up....
Please..REFER US TO THE ALPHA ARTICLES YOU'VE WRITTEN..WE'RE ALL DYING TO SEE THEM.....



On Dec 31 09:43 AM aitvaras wrote:

> Good for you. Stick to your guns.
>
> My prediction: Gold will drop like a rock before a sustained rally
> occurs. BUY DZZ NOW.
>
> No reasons or explanations needed, ala Pinelli.

Don't Miss the Coming Gold Bull

"If forced selling comes into play.." Absolutely briliant! Is there ANYTHING that won't fall if forced selling comes into play? Banks are NOT selling..that happened way back when..but..NoWhereMan seems to have missed that! If anything..look for Saudi Arabia and several oil producing states to buy Gold....
Look in your rearview miron and all you'll see is the vindictiveness and shortsightedness of a certain poster...lokk forward! And make a profit..Best to you all....


On Dec 31 06:40 PM aitvaras wrote:

> Comet1, I don't really believe it will drop like a rock but it has
> the potential to do so if additional forced selling comes into play.
> I'm pretending to be Greg Pinelli who has been tauting stocks of
> all stripes without rhyme or reason during a Bear Market in the middle
> of a severe recession.
>
> Every stock or ETF he picks is a long position. Meanwhile, since
> I believe we are still in a Bear Market and the Recession will get
> worse, I picked something he loves and UltraShorted it.
>
> Another reason, however miniscule, is that the Central Banks will
> dump more Gold than usual because of its current value and Gold is
> now up 8 years in a row.
>
> Are you willing to bet the Bank on 9, I am not.
>
> IMHO

Don't Miss the Coming Gold Bull

Of course..this is absolute nonsense! Naufal is correct and the embittered a..whatever, who I am now referring to as NoWhereMan never analyzes..never writes an article..and never gives a solid recommendation....
It would be impossible for anyone to find a bigger potential loser than DZZ..but then..why would anyone be surprised?
Gold and silver ave been..and will continue to make..anti-T bill moves..



On Dec 31 09:43 AM aitvaras wrote:

> Good for you. Stick to your guns.
>
> My prediction: Gold will drop like a rock before a sustained rally
> occurs. BUY DZZ NOW.
>
> No reasons or explanations needed, ala Pinelli.

Opportunities Abound in Gold and International Assets

It's hard to argue with Schiff's conclusions on the dollar..the problem with playing that devaluation is that gold represents almost the only sure counter. Every other currency is a risk and uffers from the problems of deleveraging.
And really! Bx ..eg BS...is as opaque as the paranoia he "shills" for...come clean and stop acting like one of the prophets of doom! Laughable.

How Cheap Are Gold Stocks Relative to Bullion?

I'd like to think this article has some merit..but if it does it's marginal. There are far too many variables in mining to make such a simplistic comparison with a so called "synthetic" alternative. For instance...
1. "Synthetic" variables all rely on the presumption of ultimate delivery or physical presence...these almost never matter except..when they might really matter! In which case "synthetic" becomes synonymus with
nonexistent..as in "sorry, but there is no physical silver in storage."
2. Mining stocks have many other variables (often critical) that affect price that aren't even mentioned above..and by "price" I mean price of the equity..not just the underlying metal. For instance...higher cost miners bottom line jumps exponentially when price begins to exceed costs...their shares are quite likely to move higher, faster than low costs producers. Mining stocks benefit greatly in the final bull rush from exaggerated expectations...gold/si... ALWAYS jump furthest last..of course, you'd acually have to have been a real investor over time to know this.
Also...don't be fooled by what's NOT stated in the article...Options can move against one very quickly and require constant reinvestment. A miner with resources..like CDE for example..is a very simple game to play. You get your metal at half price (by ANY measure) and you can simply wait for the fundamentals and great towards real stuff to catch up......