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Gold vs. Silver: A Little Extra Analysis Can Bring Sparkling Results

There are 15 ounces of silver to 1 ounce of gold in the word an both are equally hard to get. That said, the price of silver should be $66 an ounce! Also, silver has more uses than gold in industry and I think it is REALLY undervalued and will break out to the upside at a level that most cannot even imagine....

LONG: SLW and PHYSICAL SILVER

Cramer's Mad Money - Methods to Cramer's Madness (8/28/09)

"Cramer urged investors not to own less than 100 shares and not more than 300;" Are you kiding me? Even a $100 a share stock is only then maxed at a $30K position? That is laughable to me, the money is relative, he would do better to say 10% of your portfolio in a single stock max. Any adult that has been investing has more than enough loot to purchase larrger quantities and if not, ear more money and or let someone else invest for you. If I had to buy $30K of a stock to invest, it would not be worth it to me personally.

Stay Away from AIG - Barron's

BEST POST ON THIS THREAD-congrats! You get +1 from me my friend and the US government just sickens me....


On Aug 30 04:52 AM Moon Kil Woong wrote:

> Regardless of whether AIG is worth the current prices, it certainly
> fits with the trend for everyone to flock wherever the government
> is dumping money because 1) there is a perception the government
> will keep dumping money to them regardless of prudence 2) these companies
> get unfair market support in which to railroad competition with 3)
> there is a lot of free funny money shoshing about there somewhere.
>
>
> It is a simple fact for all the talk about limiting too big to fail
> institutions, government has done nothing but let the too big to
> fail failures become even larger and a greater threat to the US'
> fundamental health and stability. I'd love to hear Geithner and Bernake
> explain why letting Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae get bigger when they
> ask for billions every quarter helps reduce systemic risk and fit
> with their promise to shrink them.

Will TD Ameritrade or Charles Schwab Buy Up E*Trade?

I have used E-Trade, Scottrade and Schwab. E-Trade is the WORST to deal with my far, even sold a margin account holding during the day and I was not holding overnight or the like (meaning my account was in great standing prior) because the stock dropped with 280ish K into it at a market order! Damn E-Trade, to me, it is the ghetto brokerage company of the year and with Schwab, it is terrific-like night and day. I trade about 30-500 trades a month and Schwab does cost me a few dollars more, but WELL worth it to me hands down. I fail to see a reovery of sorts and think we will dip hard again with the dollar going down, Swine Flu, lack of forward top earnings, rising unemployment, et cetera.

Gold: Four Reasons to Expect September Gains

I agree, really crappy and no thought into this article. It is offensive even on face value-50-50% chance? HA My cat could have wrote this article....


On Aug 29 09:59 AM gooter wrote:

> Gold "typically" moves higher as autumn draws in? Really, 20 of the
> last 40? So, half the time it doesn't?

Will Silver ETFs Be Hit by Commodity Regulations?

Another reason to purchase physical silver instead of ETF's! Buy it and store it yourself,big anchored safe in a high security area or hidden away, even buried while you do your gardening :-)

Where Does Silver Go Next?

With Obama printing money like never before, expect silver to rise.

Dell Could Not Wait and Released Before the Bell

There should be penalities for this BS-absolutely unacceptable to let this go without a fine. There is such little trust in the markets as it is, and to let this go is yet another crazy idea....

Retail: We're Most Optimistic About Foot Locker

Go FL! :-) With the dividend, this is a no brainer to hold!

Cramer's Mad Money - The ABCs of Rallies (8/21/09)

This market is WAYYYYYYY too high, Obizzle is making cash like never before, irresponsible spending, the dollar is dropping faster than in the history of the world. Combine that with the US government taking away our rights and I see at BEST an L shaped recovery, but this looks like a double dip a coming and God I truly hope I am wrong, but I have lost all faith in the US government. they can't manage Amtrak, the USPS, Fannie and are spending $ like never before. They can't even manage cash for clunkers, another pork project and they want to do our healthcare?

5 Dividend Stocks That Haven't Enjoyed the Run-Up

VZ is also a GREAT buy at this level with a 6% dividend and lots of cash to pay it!

24 Breakout Stocks on Big Volume

I would be VERY VERY careful buying into this market with such poor economic conditions. Monetizing debt with socialism is not a good forward condition for the USA let alone stocks. This is irrational and magic accounting can only hide the fact that we are drowning in debt for so long.

Citibank's Best Customer: The U.S. Government

HA-have you ever considered Obizzle is the most corrupt person ever to a be President? He makes Bush and Company look like amatuers when it comes to lies and corruption! Follow the PAC's WF, C, BAC, GS, et cetera anyone can see that this is about stealing from common investors.


On Aug 07 07:35 PM Angry Banker wrote:

> So what if the U.S. government is a major client? Did you ever consider
> the possibility Citi got the contract because they have the transaction
> processing capabilities to meet the government's needs? Their GTS
> (Global Transaction Services) business is the best in the industry.

SLV: Is It Solvent?

ALTERNATIVES:

SLW silver streaming stock. The company is well managed, makes money and has a war chest of cash ready! Also physical silver in your hands (tested as there are a TON of fake silver bars out there). in priceless.


On Aug 05 03:42 PM mark joseph wrote:

> Every seems to agree that owning Silver is the way to go, yet most
> on this board say get out of SLV. What good is all this if no one
> talks about alternatives. The author of this piece wants to tell
> everyone there is a fire in the theater, then fall short of telling
> us where the exits are. What good is that.
>
> Please feel free to talk about what the "better ways of buying silver'
> are. Without that second a half of the puzzle, this tends to read
> more like an enticement for one of these get rich quick newsletters
> that we get that leave us short of answers unless we pony up for
> the info.

Eric Coffin: Stick with Gold Exploration Stories That Work

I am VERY bullish on SLW, screw ETF's! Also stog physical silver too.