Yamana Gold Inc. (AUY)
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Getting Out of Leveraged Gold [view article]
Well, that's what makes a market. Place your bets and watch the little ball roll. ReplyGetting Out of Leveraged Gold [view article]
JT, you are completely correct. It is people like Jeffrey who we buy more and more gold from, because they just don't understand how much more gold will go up in the next several years. ReplyGetting Out of Leveraged Gold [view article]
"That’s either a sign that the market is really about to explode and cause a bubble that will (sooner or later burst, unsuspectingly), or actually the beginning of smart money selling into strength, telling people about their amazing profits"The problem with making an "either/or? statement is that your investment choice universe is now limited to two choices. Unfortunately if both of those choices are wrong, that puts you in the unenviable position of being either wrong or wrong.
You haven't consider the possibility that the beach ball that has been held underwater for SO long by those who have made a killing holding it down under is finally escaping their grasp and heading to the surface many hundreds of feet above. The beach ball is the price of gold (and silver), those who have been holding it down is the Gold Cartel--the Fed and the Western Central Bankers, esp, using their bullion bank lackies, esp Goldman Sucks and JPMorgain4Elites-- and the "killing" is figurative both in the sense of making unfathomable amounts of money...and also in the sense of killing of the middle class of this country thru printing of fiat currency.
GATA has been shouting this from the rooftops for 10 years to mostly deaf ears...go to gata.com if you want to know about it...if you don't don't feel bad, you're in the majority with the rest of the sheeple people of this country tha actually believe you're receiving anything resembling fair and balanced from the MSM...the mainstream media. It would appear now that the jig is up and gold will start heading up to where it belongs. By the contrived CPI created during the Clinton administration that purposefully and grossly underestimates inflation, gold would need to hit over $2200 to reach its equivalent peak of $850 in 1980, but to hit its CPI-adjusted dollar value using the CPI from the Carter admin. and before, it would have to top $5000. And that's not taking into consideration the absolutely MASSIVE inflation of the dollar by the Fed (right now M3 is increasing by nearly 20%/year if not more--you do realize the Fed stopped publishing M3 in 3/06, yes?...and for only one reason...they knew how much they were going to start to inflate)...nor does it take into account the even more massive DERIVATIVE inflation of the dollar.
Well, I could go on. But I would recommend you rethink your choices and add a third one: Gold is just heading back to where it SHOULD be as the premier currency of the world for all time, along with its little brother, silver. Reply
Getting Out of Leveraged Gold [view article]
IF YOU OWN GOLD YOU HAVE TO TRACK IT CONSTANTLY TO MAXIMIZE YOUR PROFIT.I THINK YOU HAVE A SIX MONTH WINDOW BEFORE GOLD WILL TAKE A DIVE,BE ALERT!!!! ReplyJohnson
Eight Ways to Add Gold to Your Portfolio [view article]
Be sure to throw in a few good Junior Miners like Unico and Silverado just be wary they are Juniors !!!!!!! ReplyJohnson
Gold Miner Stocks Making Bold Moves [view article]
The Juniors may have overhyped thier positions thus scaring away potential investors !!!!!!!! Be wary !!!!!!!!!! ReplyBlackmont: Yamana Offers the Best Combination of Risk and Reward [view article]
HEY WHITEBADGER,JUST SAW YOUR QUESTION WITH NO RESPONSE ,SO, HERE IT IS.GO TO A SEARCH ENGINE[GOOGLE,YAHOO,ET... IN BULLION MONARCH MINING AND YOU SHOULD GET ALL THE INFO U NEED.HOPE THIS HELPS. ReplyCredit Suisse Previews Gold Producer Earnings [view article]
Gold was , is , and always will be the safest form of wealth one can have. For this reason , and because the world is full of geo-political uncertainties, the sky is the limit. ReplyCredit Suisse Previews Gold Producer Earnings [view article]
I THINK PRICES FOR MOST OF THESE GOLD COMPANIES ARE A BIT CONSERVATIVE,ESPECIALL... THE ONES THAT ARE ANTICIPATING PRODUCTION FROM MINES CURRENTLY NOT PRODUCING.AS GOLD ELEVATES IN PRICE SO DOES PROFIT PER OUNCE. ReplyBlackmont: Yamana Offers the Best Combination of Risk and Reward [view article]
this is for T Deels. Where do you get further info, like financials on BULM?Whitebadger Reply
Blackmont: Yamana Offers the Best Combination of Risk and Reward [view article]
Yamana is just ok when you do a side by side with Bullion Monarch Mining, now trading on OTCBB, symbol BULM, at under a $1 US with assets very close to those of Royal Gold. BULM should be and likely will be at $15 in a few months or less. Company just authorized a $1mil. stock repurchase and anounced $0.02 per share profit for qtr. on 40,000,000 share outstanding, and NO debts. But most of you fear OTCBB, so sorry.T. Deels Reply
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Jim Cramer's Mad Money Lightning Round, 1/4/08: MCD Not Just Child's Play [view article]
Cramer is not reliable. Only a fool would listen to him!!! ReplyKaplan
Yamana's Production Outlook Boosts Stock [view article]
Why are the production numbers expressed in "onces" for this Company, when other articles use "pounds" ?? ReplyAnalyst: Leverage to Gold Price Should Benefit Companies [view article]
What kind of crack is this person smoking? $700 gold for 2010? What part of the structural US deficit does she see decreasing over the next three years? Maybe she is a covert agent for the Goldman crowd! ReplyNine Top Yielding Gold Stocks [view article]
The statistics for Yamana are wrong! Reply