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Real money is in physical gold and silver. Not some pieces of paper promises that Wallstreet pumps out to make themselves rich.

Soon the truth will comeout, the emperor has no clothes. People will wake up to this.]]> Sun, 30 Mar 2008 15:05:05 -0400
Real money is in physical gold and silver. Not some pieces of paper promises that Wallstreet pumps out to make themselves rich.

Soon the truth will comeout, the emperor has no clothes. People will wake up to this.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/70389-get-out-of-commodities-barron-s?source=feed#comment-133719 133719 and buy financials and their toxic waste paper.
what great advice
]]> Sun, 30 Mar 2008 14:10:12 -0400 and buy financials and their toxic waste paper.
what great advice
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/69979-the-fed-is-deflating-10-reasons-why?source=feed#comment-133274 133274
Prices of gas, bills for tuition, everyday grocery
items keep going up, and you say the fed is
deflating. What does that mean? Just an abstraction? ]]> Fri, 28 Mar 2008 22:05:03 -0400
Prices of gas, bills for tuition, everyday grocery
items keep going up, and you say the fed is
deflating. What does that mean? Just an abstraction? ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/69687-looks-like-there-s-a-silver-shortage?source=feed#comment-131150 131150 in 10 oz bars from CNI about month ago. There was absolutely no problems, I wired the money and got my metals almost the next day.
I was surprised to find that they are not selling silver at this time except the 90% bags. The same is true of some other big dealers around the area.

Something is very fishy here. Time to buy silver with both hands. Don't sell.]]> Tue, 25 Mar 2008 10:25:25 -0400 in 10 oz bars from CNI about month ago. There was absolutely no problems, I wired the money and got my metals almost the next day.
I was surprised to find that they are not selling silver at this time except the 90% bags. The same is true of some other big dealers around the area.

Something is very fishy here. Time to buy silver with both hands. Don't sell.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/69029-where-are-precious-metals-headed-in-2008?source=feed#comment-128608 128608
The dollar is going down due to massive inflation.

There is a huge amount of counterfeit dollar bills out there. Pretty soon people will not be taking dollars anymore. ]]> Wed, 19 Mar 2008 00:20:20 -0400
The dollar is going down due to massive inflation.

There is a huge amount of counterfeit dollar bills out there. Pretty soon people will not be taking dollars anymore. ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/69035-a-warning-for-u-s-dollar-bears-and-commodity-bulls?source=feed#comment-128606 128606
Should your wealth be measured in FRN? That can be printed infinitely? Can you trust this gov't, ,that's corrupt to the core, to manage the nation's money responsibly?

Sure, there have been episodes of spikes in specific commodities, like palladium, or natural gas for example. But today all commodities are shooting up. This is due to the devaluation of the dollar. latest dollar index is 71.68. and it's going lower. Unless you think we've hit a bottom in the dollar index, you'd be wrong to bet on lower gold, silver, or oil prices, measured in us dollars.

The US dollar is simply not a reliable measure rod for wealth. You can't measure your wealth in US dollars due to rapid inflation. The only honest measure is gold, or silver.

Measure in terms of gold. The stock market has been in a bear market since 1999. If you were smart you would've held stocks from 1982 until 1999 and converted all the money to gold. You'd be rich. The gold bull market is not over. The equity bear market that is still far from over, imo.
]]> Wed, 19 Mar 2008 00:08:52 -0400
Should your wealth be measured in FRN? That can be printed infinitely? Can you trust this gov't, ,that's corrupt to the core, to manage the nation's money responsibly?

Sure, there have been episodes of spikes in specific commodities, like palladium, or natural gas for example. But today all commodities are shooting up. This is due to the devaluation of the dollar. latest dollar index is 71.68. and it's going lower. Unless you think we've hit a bottom in the dollar index, you'd be wrong to bet on lower gold, silver, or oil prices, measured in us dollars.

The US dollar is simply not a reliable measure rod for wealth. You can't measure your wealth in US dollars due to rapid inflation. The only honest measure is gold, or silver.

Measure in terms of gold. The stock market has been in a bear market since 1999. If you were smart you would've held stocks from 1982 until 1999 and converted all the money to gold. You'd be rich. The gold bull market is not over. The equity bear market that is still far from over, imo.
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/68529-who-s-benefiting-from-soaring-gold-prices-and-why?source=feed#comment-127053 127053 You could see it and recognize it for what it is.
Too many factors go in the stock price of these
mining companies. Too many of these stocks are
scams and the public are rightly very cautious about buying this. Unless you're an insider you're just gambling your money hoping the stock will go with the rise of gold. Better go to Las vegas. You'll have a better time there.
]]> Sun, 16 Mar 2008 04:53:19 -0400 You could see it and recognize it for what it is.
Too many factors go in the stock price of these
mining companies. Too many of these stocks are
scams and the public are rightly very cautious about buying this. Unless you're an insider you're just gambling your money hoping the stock will go with the rise of gold. Better go to Las vegas. You'll have a better time there.
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/68339-6-questions-for-long-term-google-investors?source=feed#comment-126951 126951
It's amazing how much the insiders have made
on this stock. And the public is still buying this.
How is goog better than yhoo? Is the company
really making money? The website is dumb and a piece of crap and this company has a market cap of 137 B?? What a joke. Never in a hundred thousand years would I even touch this stock.
Keep hyping it Wallstreet. This one's going down.]]> Sat, 15 Mar 2008 17:50:40 -0400
It's amazing how much the insiders have made
on this stock. And the public is still buying this.
How is goog better than yhoo? Is the company
really making money? The website is dumb and a piece of crap and this company has a market cap of 137 B?? What a joke. Never in a hundred thousand years would I even touch this stock.
Keep hyping it Wallstreet. This one's going down.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/66747-silver-the-last-great-thing-for-now?source=feed#comment-121775 121775 You have any evidence to back this up? Or are you just guessing?
]]> Mon, 03 Mar 2008 23:15:03 -0500 You have any evidence to back this up? Or are you just guessing?
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/66747-silver-the-last-great-thing-for-now?source=feed#comment-121765 121765 ratios of silver to gold keeps declining, currently
about 7, and historically it's been around 14-15.
Yet silver is still 50 times cheaper than gold. There's definitely something wrong with this
picture.

I'd definitely trade in my fiat dollars for silver
@ this point.

However I do not believe ETFs are the way to
go. It's best to take physically delivery. That way
you control the silver. To buy ETFs means giving
your money over to an entity which may or may not hold the silver. It's basically an unallocated pool account. IF these SLV truly have the silver they would have quite substantial storage fees. Yet SLV or GLD charge a fraction of 1% in fund fees, and the spread is very low. This obviously doesn't make sense. That's why I believe these ETFs should be completely avoided, and the smart money knows this.]]> Mon, 03 Mar 2008 22:24:22 -0500 ratios of silver to gold keeps declining, currently
about 7, and historically it's been around 14-15.
Yet silver is still 50 times cheaper than gold. There's definitely something wrong with this
picture.

I'd definitely trade in my fiat dollars for silver
@ this point.

However I do not believe ETFs are the way to
go. It's best to take physically delivery. That way
you control the silver. To buy ETFs means giving
your money over to an entity which may or may not hold the silver. It's basically an unallocated pool account. IF these SLV truly have the silver they would have quite substantial storage fees. Yet SLV or GLD charge a fraction of 1% in fund fees, and the spread is very low. This obviously doesn't make sense. That's why I believe these ETFs should be completely avoided, and the smart money knows this.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/66657-inflation-s-power-the-dollar-in-25-years?source=feed#comment-121305 121305 Stop buying gold and silver.
Put your money in US treasury bonds.
Support our troops and our war
effort in Afghan and Iraq.
Buy US corporate stocks, Halliburton,
Citi, MBNA, they need all the help
they can get from true american patriots.]]> Sun, 02 Mar 2008 22:09:20 -0500 Stop buying gold and silver.
Put your money in US treasury bonds.
Support our troops and our war
effort in Afghan and Iraq.
Buy US corporate stocks, Halliburton,
Citi, MBNA, they need all the help
they can get from true american patriots.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/66208-too-much-money-chasing-too-few-commodities?source=feed#comment-120047 120047
Amazing to see all the grain prices just shoot up
so fast recently, soybeans, wheat, rice, all gone parabolic. My DBA I bought just 3 months ago gained 30-40% already.

Crude oil has gone up now to all time high of
$100. It seems all the other commodities are
just catching up with it. E.g. now it takes around
10oz of gold to buy 100 barrels of crude, or 5 oz of silver to buy 1 barrel of crude. This still somewhat undervalues gold and silver based on historical averages (~8 oz for gold and 3-4oz for silver).

Where oil is headed I think is the important question. If the central bankers have lost control, and oil heads up higher, you better have a huge position in gold and silver to protect yourself. Today the $US is backed by oil, which is in demand by all the other countries to buy oil. If somehow this system erodes, maybe the US FRN will be worth much less.

A second demand for the US dollar comes from the US stock market. But now we're in a bear market. The DOW valued in gold terms has been declining from an incredible 40 oz in '99 to less than 15 oz today. The money simply is not going into stocks anymore. The stock market (US) is deflating and going into commodities. But this declining stock market produces even less demand for the US dollar. Which produces a vicious cycle.

Overall the argument is just too compelling to put your money in gold and silver. Despite all the Gov't propaganda, with the manipulated/massaged CPI, all the market hype you see on CNBC, and business news channels, the reality is just too painfully obvious. All these financial asset's that have done well in the 90's, stocks, bonds, and even housing are basically wealth sinks, and only hard commodities that you can hold in your hand will protect your wealth from confiscation.

It'll be interesting to see what'll happen over the next decade, maybe the US dollar will become like the next Mexican peso. The middle class will be slowly wiped out and the wealth of the country will be in very few hands.]]> Thu, 28 Feb 2008 04:46:55 -0500
Amazing to see all the grain prices just shoot up
so fast recently, soybeans, wheat, rice, all gone parabolic. My DBA I bought just 3 months ago gained 30-40% already.

Crude oil has gone up now to all time high of
$100. It seems all the other commodities are
just catching up with it. E.g. now it takes around
10oz of gold to buy 100 barrels of crude, or 5 oz of silver to buy 1 barrel of crude. This still somewhat undervalues gold and silver based on historical averages (~8 oz for gold and 3-4oz for silver).

Where oil is headed I think is the important question. If the central bankers have lost control, and oil heads up higher, you better have a huge position in gold and silver to protect yourself. Today the $US is backed by oil, which is in demand by all the other countries to buy oil. If somehow this system erodes, maybe the US FRN will be worth much less.

A second demand for the US dollar comes from the US stock market. But now we're in a bear market. The DOW valued in gold terms has been declining from an incredible 40 oz in '99 to less than 15 oz today. The money simply is not going into stocks anymore. The stock market (US) is deflating and going into commodities. But this declining stock market produces even less demand for the US dollar. Which produces a vicious cycle.

Overall the argument is just too compelling to put your money in gold and silver. Despite all the Gov't propaganda, with the manipulated/massaged CPI, all the market hype you see on CNBC, and business news channels, the reality is just too painfully obvious. All these financial asset's that have done well in the 90's, stocks, bonds, and even housing are basically wealth sinks, and only hard commodities that you can hold in your hand will protect your wealth from confiscation.

It'll be interesting to see what'll happen over the next decade, maybe the US dollar will become like the next Mexican peso. The middle class will be slowly wiped out and the wealth of the country will be in very few hands.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/62778-gold-s-just-getting-started-barron-s-interview?source=feed#comment-114338 114338 if you wanna own gold. Sure, it's convenient,
there is little spread, you don't have to worry
about storage, but at what cost???

You're basically handing money over to an
entity, giving control over to them, in return
for a paper claim to the gold which may or may
not be there. This was a great idea for the gold cartel to absorb the recent growing investment demand for gold without having to give in to physical delivery.

For those of us with investment assets in the hundred thousand dollar range, you need to own
physical gold to protect yourself. You never know
if tomorrow everything's gonna go to crap and Bush signs an executive order banning gold ownership - "for the good of the country". This has happened before in 1933, and lasted some 40 yrs. So it could happen again. Basically you'd have to take your gold and move out to some other country like switzerland for safe keeping.]]> Sun, 03 Feb 2008 14:45:51 -0500 if you wanna own gold. Sure, it's convenient,
there is little spread, you don't have to worry
about storage, but at what cost???

You're basically handing money over to an
entity, giving control over to them, in return
for a paper claim to the gold which may or may
not be there. This was a great idea for the gold cartel to absorb the recent growing investment demand for gold without having to give in to physical delivery.

For those of us with investment assets in the hundred thousand dollar range, you need to own
physical gold to protect yourself. You never know
if tomorrow everything's gonna go to crap and Bush signs an executive order banning gold ownership - "for the good of the country". This has happened before in 1933, and lasted some 40 yrs. So it could happen again. Basically you'd have to take your gold and move out to some other country like switzerland for safe keeping.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/62778-gold-s-just-getting-started-barron-s-interview?source=feed#comment-114335 114335 physical gold only can offer protection for the
little guy.

Here is a passage from "The Battle for Investment Survival" from Gerald M. Loeb - pp. 22

In the history of the world we find the record of savings really saved through buying gold, hoarding precious stones, and other forms of "hard wealth" privately secreted. In the future history of America most of us will, in my opinion, learn this lesson too late...

Curiously, it is those of slight wealth who need this sort of protection rather those of great means, who can really suffer large depreciation without feeling the loss. And it is usually the latter who are best fitted to cope with the problem... "]]> Sun, 03 Feb 2008 14:21:52 -0500 physical gold only can offer protection for the
little guy.

Here is a passage from "The Battle for Investment Survival" from Gerald M. Loeb - pp. 22

In the history of the world we find the record of savings really saved through buying gold, hoarding precious stones, and other forms of "hard wealth" privately secreted. In the future history of America most of us will, in my opinion, learn this lesson too late...

Curiously, it is those of slight wealth who need this sort of protection rather those of great means, who can really suffer large depreciation without feeling the loss. And it is usually the latter who are best fitted to cope with the problem... "]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/62678-anybody-seen-our-gold?source=feed#comment-114188 114188 expose the gov't manipulation of the
gold price. If you think gold is priced
too cheap in US dollars just go out and
buy more! Why do you have to talk it
up (even putting a goddamn ad in the WSJ? ). I too believe that gov't have always
tried to keep the fiction that federal reserve
notes are *real* money instead of gold itself.
But now that gold has run up to $900 it is
becoming more difficult to accumulate this stuff.

However there is no doubt in my mind that US dollar is gonna get much weaker in the future. It is becoming a huge debtor nation, an overstretched military empire, huge obligations medicare, and social security. China and Russia will become more formidable competitors on the world stage.

The US is also becoming much less attractive place to live. There is more of a police state mentality developing. Too much regulation and taxes. It used to be 10-20 years ago everybody wanted to come to this country for the freedom and opportunities economically it offered but is that still true today?

Those of you who love your freedoms should hold
physical gold. It represented real money back when this country was first developing and it will be once again recognized by the masses in the future. To hold your money in the form of electronic deposits in bank account is just one more way for the gov't and authorities to keep tabs on you. Gov't have been getting more intrusive in people's lives, they want to know everything about you, and how much you're worth. Gold is basically a huge obstacle for them.
Alan Greenspan talked about this in his essay on why the statists (i.e. gov't) hates gold.]]> Fri, 01 Feb 2008 22:41:41 -0500 expose the gov't manipulation of the
gold price. If you think gold is priced
too cheap in US dollars just go out and
buy more! Why do you have to talk it
up (even putting a goddamn ad in the WSJ? ). I too believe that gov't have always
tried to keep the fiction that federal reserve
notes are *real* money instead of gold itself.
But now that gold has run up to $900 it is
becoming more difficult to accumulate this stuff.

However there is no doubt in my mind that US dollar is gonna get much weaker in the future. It is becoming a huge debtor nation, an overstretched military empire, huge obligations medicare, and social security. China and Russia will become more formidable competitors on the world stage.

The US is also becoming much less attractive place to live. There is more of a police state mentality developing. Too much regulation and taxes. It used to be 10-20 years ago everybody wanted to come to this country for the freedom and opportunities economically it offered but is that still true today?

Those of you who love your freedoms should hold
physical gold. It represented real money back when this country was first developing and it will be once again recognized by the masses in the future. To hold your money in the form of electronic deposits in bank account is just one more way for the gov't and authorities to keep tabs on you. Gov't have been getting more intrusive in people's lives, they want to know everything about you, and how much you're worth. Gold is basically a huge obstacle for them.
Alan Greenspan talked about this in his essay on why the statists (i.e. gov't) hates gold.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/60802-gold-technicals-will-we-see-a-correction-or-1-080?source=feed#comment-112070 112070 that's a good thing. This is a very strong
bull market.
Alot a people lost out when they bought
@ clearly very overbought levels @ 910-915.
When this thing comes down below 800
time to back up the truck.]]> Mon, 21 Jan 2008 22:46:20 -0500 that's a good thing. This is a very strong
bull market.
Alot a people lost out when they bought
@ clearly very overbought levels @ 910-915.
When this thing comes down below 800
time to back up the truck.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/60431-global-equity-market-caps-u-s-loses-ground-to-china?source=feed#comment-110971 110971 Wed, 16 Jan 2008 22:53:28 -0500 http://seekingalpha.com/article/59065-gold-is-just-a-brick-active-value-investing-book-excerpt?source=feed#comment-108881 108881
B/c of this perpetual "war on terror" in afghanistan
and iraq, and possible escalation in to Iran as well, the US gov't will have to print more money and go into more debt. You can count on more gov't deficits. Trade deficits are @ all time highs. My feelings that we are in a repeat of the 70's now. Gold's has run up b/c the market's are
sensing this, despite all the press bashing out there trying to suppress the gold price.

What's more currently 1 oz of gold buys only 9 barrels of oil. This is historically @ all time lows. Which suggests gold is still very underpriced. ]]> Tue, 08 Jan 2008 01:15:47 -0500
B/c of this perpetual "war on terror" in afghanistan
and iraq, and possible escalation in to Iran as well, the US gov't will have to print more money and go into more debt. You can count on more gov't deficits. Trade deficits are @ all time highs. My feelings that we are in a repeat of the 70's now. Gold's has run up b/c the market's are
sensing this, despite all the press bashing out there trying to suppress the gold price.

What's more currently 1 oz of gold buys only 9 barrels of oil. This is historically @ all time lows. Which suggests gold is still very underpriced. ]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/59065-gold-is-just-a-brick-active-value-investing-book-excerpt?source=feed#comment-108369 108369
Gold is money. It has acted as insurance
to protect one's wealth for thousands of years.
It is nobody's liability.

Gold is going up recently because people have
lost faith in the paper dollar system, and all
those complex financial instruments, i.e. MBSs,
CDOs, and who knows what else derivatives that
are all going down the tubes.

Governments, central banks, have alot of power when they can issue paper currency with nothing backing them. Inflation is always the end result. It's a hidden tax on the average working man who works for a steady paycheck that doesn't rise as fast as cost of living expenses do. It's a big fraud perpetrated against the average man, and people are more and more waking up to this fact.

Sure there is no guarantee that you'll make
money holding gold in the long run, but you
sure as heck wont lose money. People think
if you just put money away in stocks for
10 to 20 years you automatically will make
money. There's absolutely no guarantee of that.
It is by far easier to lose one's savings in the
thousands of investment options out there than
to make money.

People have used gold as the standard for money
for many years. Now all money has lost that anchor. Soon people will realize the paper money they hold has nothing behind it but by then it'll be too late.]]> Fri, 04 Jan 2008 23:30:55 -0500
Gold is money. It has acted as insurance
to protect one's wealth for thousands of years.
It is nobody's liability.

Gold is going up recently because people have
lost faith in the paper dollar system, and all
those complex financial instruments, i.e. MBSs,
CDOs, and who knows what else derivatives that
are all going down the tubes.

Governments, central banks, have alot of power when they can issue paper currency with nothing backing them. Inflation is always the end result. It's a hidden tax on the average working man who works for a steady paycheck that doesn't rise as fast as cost of living expenses do. It's a big fraud perpetrated against the average man, and people are more and more waking up to this fact.

Sure there is no guarantee that you'll make
money holding gold in the long run, but you
sure as heck wont lose money. People think
if you just put money away in stocks for
10 to 20 years you automatically will make
money. There's absolutely no guarantee of that.
It is by far easier to lose one's savings in the
thousands of investment options out there than
to make money.

People have used gold as the standard for money
for many years. Now all money has lost that anchor. Soon people will realize the paper money they hold has nothing behind it but by then it'll be too late.]]>