The Gang that Couldn't Shoot Straight: Central Bankers and Gold [View article]
NO WAY ETF`S....PAPER GOLD NO !!...HOLD PHYSICAL GOLD AT HOME ...ARE YOU ALL BLIND AS TO THE MESS THIS COUNTRY IS IN !
On Dec 03 11:27 AM Mad Hedge Fund Trader wrote:
> nfw Welcome to the new gold standard! There was a time that to own > gold you had to be a “gold bug” and believe in the myriad urban legends > that percolated in the underground. Fort Knox is either empty, or > full of gold plated steel bars. The Treasury cut back on the minting > of new gold coins because it had to ship the bulk of our reserves > to China to cover the trade deficit. The US government is going to > ban private gold ownership again. The Feds have unwittingly fanned > the flames of paranoia, with the Patriot Act forcing all American > gold and jewelry dealers to register with the Treasury Dept. But > adherents to the yellow metal are considered raving nut cases and > conspiracy theorists no more. Emerging market central banks, pension > funds, hedge funds, mutual funds, and millions of individuals around > the world have all simultaneously decided to keep a certain percentage > of their assets in the barbaric relic. They are either making a bet > on an extended super cycle in favor of all hard assets, or looking > for insurance against a wave of hyperinflation that Washington’s > policies threaten. Enthusiasts are no longer burying pillow cases > of coins in the back yard, but instead are pouring into an ever expanding > legion of ETF’s, mining shares, bullion, and futures contracts. The > SPDR Gold Shares (GLD), with $37 billion of the yellow metal, is > now the world’s sixth largest owner of gold. Some economists are > now arguing that if you take world GDP and divide it by the value > of the gold above ground today, an historic mean ratio would put > the yellow metal at $11,000 an ounce. That makes the current spot > price look like the deal of the century, and my target of the old > inflation adjusted high of $2,300 positively conservative. To sign > up for a great free weekly research product on precious metals, please > click here at www.millenniummetals.net/
Congress to Approve IMF Gold Sale This Week [View article]
YOU ARE SPOT ON , CLINTON GAVE AWAY A LOT OF GOLD , FOR ???...
On Jun 02 08:37 AM Market Sniper wrote:
> One quick question. Could this gold be some of the gold "lent" to > the IMF by the US Fed that was "lent" to them by he American People > way back when? Otherwise, WHY would this IMF sale need US Congressional > approval? Here is ANOTHER interesing little bit of information tucked > away in an obscure governmnt report. Take a look. this also needs > to be checked out! www.financialsense.com...
305602....WE ARE OLDER CITIZENS , and do go out and work the gold...but what most of you do not realize , is the vast restrictions on mineing , dredging , and all the laws passed in just california the most backward state on the planet...the ''enviromentelists''(s... a strangle hold on this state and country...what seasons and weeks you can go out and 'do gold'..arizona may not be as hard on laws , but believe me it is very hard to legally get the gold..I think one of the many reasons for these so called laws, is the govt. can not stand for it`s citizens to make a living (from gods hands to yours)..with out it`s tax man to get most of what you labor for !...every body wants a piece of your pie that you work and labor for , and you get the pie dish....knows what I am talking about !..
Want a Way Out of the Economic Stupidity? Buy Gold [View article]
SAKURA, ..YOU ARE... JOKING, NO ..?..DO YOU HAVE GOLD FOR SALE?...NO....OH , I SEE YOU SOLD ALL YOURS ,..OR DID YOU -OR DO YOU EVER OWN GOLD ?...IF YES AND YOU SOLD ..SO VERY SORRY , ..BUT IF YOU HAVE , I WILL BUY , OK ?
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The Gang that Couldn't Shoot Straight: Central Bankers and Gold [View article]
On Dec 03 11:27 AM Mad Hedge Fund Trader wrote:
> nfw Welcome to the new gold standard! There was a time that to own
> gold you had to be a “gold bug” and believe in the myriad urban legends
> that percolated in the underground. Fort Knox is either empty, or
> full of gold plated steel bars. The Treasury cut back on the minting
> of new gold coins because it had to ship the bulk of our reserves
> to China to cover the trade deficit. The US government is going to
> ban private gold ownership again. The Feds have unwittingly fanned
> the flames of paranoia, with the Patriot Act forcing all American
> gold and jewelry dealers to register with the Treasury Dept. But
> adherents to the yellow metal are considered raving nut cases and
> conspiracy theorists no more. Emerging market central banks, pension
> funds, hedge funds, mutual funds, and millions of individuals around
> the world have all simultaneously decided to keep a certain percentage
> of their assets in the barbaric relic. They are either making a bet
> on an extended super cycle in favor of all hard assets, or looking
> for insurance against a wave of hyperinflation that Washington’s
> policies threaten. Enthusiasts are no longer burying pillow cases
> of coins in the back yard, but instead are pouring into an ever expanding
> legion of ETF’s, mining shares, bullion, and futures contracts. The
> SPDR Gold Shares (GLD), with $37 billion of the yellow metal, is
> now the world’s sixth largest owner of gold. Some economists are
> now arguing that if you take world GDP and divide it by the value
> of the gold above ground today, an historic mean ratio would put
> the yellow metal at $11,000 an ounce. That makes the current spot
> price look like the deal of the century, and my target of the old
> inflation adjusted high of $2,300 positively conservative. To sign
> up for a great free weekly research product on precious metals, please
> click here at www.millenniummetals.net/
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Congress to Approve IMF Gold Sale This Week [View article]
On Jun 02 08:37 AM Market Sniper wrote:
> One quick question. Could this gold be some of the gold "lent" to
> the IMF by the US Fed that was "lent" to them by he American People
> way back when? Otherwise, WHY would this IMF sale need US Congressional
> approval? Here is ANOTHER interesing little bit of information tucked
> away in an obscure governmnt report. Take a look. this also needs
> to be checked out! www.financialsense.com...
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