Canplats Resources Corp. (CPQRF.PK)

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    Aug 16 12:54 AM
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    Roger Wiegand: The Biggest Gold, Silver Rally in History [view article]
    Any new thoughts now that gold is under $780??? Reply
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    Jul 21 07:43 AM
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    Roger Wiegand, Part II: Commodities Provide a Hedge in Turbulent Times [view article]
    actually Silver has better fundamentals than all the other precious metals. There is an interesting (if a little verbose) article by Mark O'Byrne on why this is:

    blog.goldassets.co.uk/.../
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    Jul 20 09:34 PM
    Roger Wiegand, Part II: Commodities Provide a Hedge in Turbulent Times [view article]
    So queztlwhatever..you CAN generate enthusiasm for what??? Maybe we should collect Aztec artifacts..or Mexican pesos?? Please advise amigo.... Reply
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    Jul 20 07:10 PM
    Roger Wiegand, Part II: Commodities Provide a Hedge in Turbulent Times [view article]
    I can't generate much enthusiasm for collecting a bag full of silver coins. Reply
  • commenter
    Apr 30 09:03 AM
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    Roger Wiegand: The Biggest Gold, Silver Rally in History [view article]
    HL recently dipped heavily - thoughts about that? Worth the pick up here?

    www.investorslive.com/.../
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    Apr 30 12:20 AM
    Roger Wiegand: The Biggest Gold, Silver Rally in History [view article]
    I am amazed at all the wonderful insight I am able to get and learn, being able to read all these interesting and informative articles shown on the Seeking Alpha Website. I would like to thank Seeking Alpha and each of the contributors to your site.
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    Apr 11 09:00 PM
    Roger Wiegand: The Biggest Gold, Silver Rally in History [view article]
    User 175281, sorry but that is not the way I heard it!

    Architectural firms are in trouble according to AIA. Work on future projects is gone. The AIA reports that this a 9 month leading indicator of recession and it is happening now.
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    Apr 08 11:11 PM
    Roger Wiegand: The Biggest Gold, Silver Rally in History [view article]
    Roger's comments: as they say, "eat the corn and throw away the cob."
    Recession, recession, recession, don't believe everything you read! Commerical construction is doing exceptionally well all over the USA. There are soft pockets here and there however, most architectural firms are having difficulty finding architects to work on projects. To me, that's a leading economic indicator [if architectural firms are hiring or laying off]. Our business had a record year last year and this year we're up 175% so far in sales. We're hiring and buying machinery.

    No question that the auto industry is hurting and the residential construction market is not the area to be in at the moment.

    The only area that bothers me though is that Congress can't shut off the printing press for a while and take a rest, instead they keep spending and printing money. As a result, the Canadian dollar where it was $.65 to the American dollar is now almost 1 for 1. Other currencies are likewise seeing the same result.

    Thanks to Congress we lost 35% in the past four+ years. I don't think Congress has the will to do anything and therefore the dollar will continue it's downward long-term trend and metals will continue it's upward trend in response.
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    Apr 08 09:43 PM
    Roger Wiegand: The Biggest Gold, Silver Rally in History [view article]
    So how do you see the value trends for commercial real estate? Down by 50%?
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    Apr 08 03:20 PM
    Roger Wiegand: The Biggest Gold, Silver Rally in History [view article]
    $1200 yes, $1600 maybe by end of year. I still believe $110/barrel oil =
    $1100/oz gold, no matter how many trees the FED harvests.
    $10 K gold? Buy lead and gunpowder, then head for the hills!
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    Apr 08 11:55 AM
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    Roger Wiegand: The Biggest Gold, Silver Rally in History [view article]
    See info about Trader Tracks at
    www.webeatthestreet.co...
    scroll down a tad.

    and also at
    www.miningstocks.com/s...

    A simple Google search got me that.
    I suppose, like a Harley, they are both wild rides and not for the faint of heart.
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  • commenter
    Apr 07 03:42 PM
    Roger Wiegand: The Biggest Gold, Silver Rally in History [view article]
    Interesting article but who is Roger Wiegand and what are his credentials? The link above, www.tradertracks.com is to an advertising site that features used Harleys... Reply
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    Apr 07 03:35 PM
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    Roger Wiegand: The Biggest Gold, Silver Rally in History [view article]
    Buy silver 100 0z. bars and have them shipped to your house. They not only make good door stops but will double in price next year. Reply
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    Apr 07 01:46 PM
    Roger Wiegand: The Biggest Gold, Silver Rally in History [view article]
    Unless "jcrash" has lived under a rock atop a toxic waste site the past few years, a simple check across the country should reveal most real estate has indeed nearly, if not easily, doubled in value over the time period mentioned. I bought my home in early '03 for $160k, and my tax assessment in mid '07 was a sliver under $300k; I'm sure I could've sold it for $320k minimum, judging by the four comparables in my neighborhood at the time. Further, unless you make a habit of buying into our government's rhetorically massaged economic data (inflation, for instance), you might be interested in knowing what Washington is estimating the foreclosure carnage will be. According to the Joint Economic Committee of Congress a few weeks ago, it estimates that at a minimum, 2 million foreclosures will take place by year-end 2008. In my experience, doubling that figure may end up being closer to the mark. Don't discount Wiegand's reasoning just yet. Too much stands to go wrong in this fragile economy to claim the worst is almost over. Reply
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    Apr 07 12:59 PM
    Roger Wiegand: The Biggest Gold, Silver Rally in History [view article]
    Gold at $10k per oz just sounds a little silly. I'm curious when you expect the "maniacal phase" to begin... Also, does RW not realize that Visa has no consumer credit exposure? They are a transaction processor, not a lender. Reply