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5 Best Ways to Get into Gold [view article]
Najdorf has a point, but with the sale of the metal for worthless paper, the gold miners buy more mines and own more metal. That is a net plus for companies like ABX who now also own their own oil company, cutting out the cost of long term increasing oil prices. Reply5 Best Ways to Get into Gold [view article]
mr bubb has an excellent point, namely "if all collapses -- how do you monetize the metals?" To that, I remind everyone that Gold is already money, not just in coin form but in bullion form it is the oldest money that comes without any counterparty liability. If all collapses, I mean reallly hits the fan, then good luck and God save us. But Gold will always act as an effective medium of exchange and in ANY jurisdiction, as it has since 3000bce. That is one of its strengths. It is not just the choice of tinfoil hat wearing weirdies who are bunkered down surrounded with tins of spam and AK47s. I don't recommend everything being cashed in in favor of Gold but some in your portfolio - held in physical form - is a great comfort not only to me but many. That is why it has gone from $230 to $900 in seven years. Don't trade or sell physical Gold - buy the dips and hold because it makes sense and pleases you - like "collectible dolls". Good luck. ReplyThe International Gold Rush: Bulls May Soon Be Rewarded [view article]
LarryH says: ..plus a buck might get us a cup of coffee.What I really want to know is where do you get coffee for a buck? Reply
Bankers
The International Gold Rush: Bulls May Soon Be Rewarded [view article]
Thanks for the kind words guys, please support my new blog (and the original post) here: www.bullishbankers.com.../Gold's almost down to the $900 level at this point, I'd be a big bull as soon as it touches Reply
5 Best Ways to Get into Gold [view article]
if all collapses--how do you monetize the metals? ReplyThe International Gold Rush: Bulls May Soon Be Rewarded [view article]
Very nice piece, Jim. Thanks.When I was reading, I just KNEW that CLH and his narrow-minded, backward-looking cronies would pitch a fit! They CANNOT understand the inner workings of gold (and silver). Many of you that posted DO know those workings. I'm buying gold and silver, taking POSSESSION, and I'm just waiting.....to smile! Reply
investor
5 Best Ways to Get into Gold [view article]
An excellent article.Reply
5 Best Ways to Get into Gold [view article]
main problem with bullion coins is the tax.cap gains tax on collectables is 28%
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5 Best Ways to Get into Gold [view article]
John is correct. As to those who say the long term chart of gold shows weakness, they are correct. However, in periods such as this where the major currency (USD) is being debased on a regular basis, GLD is a good buy around $85. I have made money here, buying at $65 and selling in the $90's. Once a retrenchment to say $85, GLD will move above $100. We are printing paper to bail out the banks. The Fed will not allow a decent recession to clear the tables and start fresh. ReplyPseudonym
5 Best Ways to Get into Gold [view article]
Oh, the next stop will be $85 with major support at $80.If we get to $80 and oil turns to the up side, that's the time to buy GLD. Reply
Pseudonym
5 Best Ways to Get into Gold [view article]
I'm a chartist, and looking at the charts in this post does not me want to invest in gold.The GLD is at a critical point of $90 a share.
Do we bounce up or fall down?
Given the downtrend in oil, the "Crisis" mentality will be subdued at least for the short term, so I'm betting GLD is going negative. Reply
The International Gold Rush: Bulls May Soon Be Rewarded [view article]
Yes BrunoT, I have to agree plus add a few other figures that drive the market as well. The official CPI is humm around 4.5% but prior to 1980, when we add in things like food and fuel and taxes we have a nice 11.5% CPI. Changes so they didn't have to up the Social insecurity system payouts. And lets look at the unemployment figures. U-3 a nice 5.5% they tell us. Well they are keeping book on U-6 which they don't publish which is 9.7% and now lets add in for all those poor folk who are no longer counted at all....those out of work for over a year and whoooo you get 13.7% The GDP is negative not positive if you take into account all those lost figures. Consumer confidence down from 105.3 to 50.4 the lowest in 16 years. Smoke and mirrors. Oh me oh my. And then on top of all that good news the Gulf Cooperation Council (Saudi, Kuwait, Bahrain, Omar, Qatar and the UAE) are looking at starting their own currancy. Watch out Euro. What $$$??? And sooner or later someone is going to pull another trigger (Iran, Africa, Israel....) and the good ole USA is going to go for broke. Some one smell something burning? Rome? The Fed? See you in September as the song goes. Replyllsouth.net
The International Gold Rush: Bulls May Soon Be Rewarded [view article]
I'm putting my money on GSPG ReplyThe International Gold Rush: Bulls May Soon Be Rewarded [view article]
"Gold made a double top after an eight year run. Its down down."hindsight is always wonderfull but completely useless, and in the case of gold, completely wrong.
Can't vouch for the last 8 years, but in the last 6 years gold has made 6 double tops. Each of them similar in magnitude and structure to this one.
The US dollar index however made a double top in 2001 and has been a train wreck ever since. I don't see it turning around anytime soon while Ben is at the helm.
Best predictor of Future behavior is past behavior Reply
The International Gold Rush: Bulls May Soon Be Rewarded [view article]
They may be rewarded, and they may not. Jim, you do not build a strong base on the fundamentals from which to come to your conclusion. I hold gold and silver as well, but I am afraid your call just doesn't come from a logical assessment of the fundamentals, and your opinion, as mine, plus a buck might get us a cup of coffee. Reply