Wellington West Studies Eight Gold Equities, Picks Two Favorites [View article]
At what price? I say at a super LOW PRICE. They'll probably declare confiscation when hyperinflation is eminent but not yet present. Therefore, I'd expect them to manipulate the paper gold price down between $480-$550 and then WHAMO... Call the confiscation, outlaw personal holdings, and pay off existing holders a meeger amount of nearly hyperinflated bank deposits (not even cash, just data entries in your bank). That's how sheeps.
Anyhow my meeger coins already got stolen by crooks, so I don't need to worry about this anymore. But you probably need to worry about it.
On Jan 16 10:49 AM Econ 101 wrote:
> At what price point does gold become so expensive the government > confiscates it? $1000? $1500? $2000??? At some point the inflation > (hyper-inflation??) caused by the immoral bank bailouts for the wall > street thieves will happen (between Oct 09 and Mar 10??) and gold > will explode. The government already has the power to steal gold > from ETFs and your house and give paper money in exchange. > > The only question is when?
Bernanke and Obama's Advisors Are Wrong: Deflation Didn't Threaten the U.S. Economy [View article]
Agreed. Same concept as I'm thinking.
On Jan 19 04:56 PM Top Gun wrote:
> Let's just guarantee deposits to, say $500k for individual accounts > and $5 million for business accounts, then let the chips fall where > they may. > > Mr Obama has to take the advice of advisors, he can't know everything, > especially on such intricate matters. So, we're screwed. Everyone > thinks it's credit we need, but it's need we need. As in, I don't > need another house, car, dog, so just let us pay off the debt we > have.
Fiat money systems eventually always crash (ours is on it's last leg). When this system finally collapses, it will also take down any paper promises along with it (counterparty failure and broken promises across the board). Therefore, if you want to preserve your 'earned value' through this tranformation period (greatest transfer of wealth ever known to mankind), then you need to store your earned value in some type of non-depreciating hard asset that doesn't have an expiration date. This includes:
1. PM's 2. Real Property 3. Oil, Base Metals, & other non-perishable commodities
In adition, of course, one should store as much food and other consumable items as necessary and feasible.
Out of items 1-3, PM's are the best suited to carry your wealth through the old Fiat system into the new one (For the most part they will be of little or no use during the transition period).
If you own real property you have carrying costs and TAXES (Believe me when the government is also in need of money, they will tax you out of your property if that's what it takes to keep them afloat). Other commodities either have a shelf live or are too bulky to serve the purpose.
Gold Prices Could Double...or More than Double [View article]
In my opinion platinum is a terrific buy (if you can find any), the price is soo low but nobody seems to have any to sell, especially hard to get are the platinum eagles. Get your hands on some if the opportunity presents itself. Palladium is also good, but it seems to be more readily available at it's current spot price, get both, but definetly go for the platinum.
On Dec 31 11:12 AM gsteacher wrote:
> I have some gold, along with platinum and palladium. The gold is > doing fine(far better than any other investment at this point), but > what about the other 2? Is this a good time to get more platinum > and palladium with the prices being so low. Could there be a big > boost in these? Will these metals be more desparately needed with > the development of new technologies that may require their use? Just > wondering......any comments would be appreciated.
Four Reasons for an Immediate Rise in Gold [View article]
Nice article.
The current fake and tyranical monetary and finacial system is breaking down. Eventually (at the very last possible second) the blind and noisy multitudes are going to see this, and when they do there will be the biggest PANIC and flight to precious metals than known in recorded history. At that point in time the all the visionary precious metal holders will be among the few (along with holders of real property) that actually possess earned and stored value representing real wealth.
However, I believe you should hang on to enough junk dollars to carry you through the short squeeze (interim deflationary period). In my estimation that transition will likely occure some time within the next 12-24 months.
Hang in there and make sure you can carry yourself through the squeeze period without needing to trade your PM's until you ready on your terms.
Addition to my post above addressed to Mr. Caffee.
I neglected to mention how gold ties in with the whole mess as I described above. So... Gold comes in at the point in time when the "reset" button is pushed, at that moment the holders of gold are immune to the "reset", as their earned value carries through to the next sham system that the banksters can dream up. But make no mistake gold holders will need to weather the storm like everyone else (gold won't likely help much during the "generated crisis" period)
The Fed Still Manipulates Gold and the Markets [View article]
If it happens like this, then Gold would have done it's job well, this would be a good scenario. What everyone should FEAR is a return to the gold standard because it would be nothing more than a wolf in sheeps clothing (i.e. an excuse to confiscate). Also, if they ever do try to reinstate a gold standard, I guarantee you or I couldn't walk down to your local bank and exchange your "gold certificate" for physical (i.e. we would never get to lay eyes or hands on gold again, there would be no transparency in the fictitious gold that's supposedly backing up everyones new dollar). And remember that's the whole point for a gold standard in the first place. If they merely "claim" a gold standard and take all the gold out of peoples hands, then "they got everyone by the balls" (as the late George Carlin used to say). SO FEAR A RETURN TO GOLD STANDARD... If they claim a return to gold standard, then they SHOULD NOT CONFISCATE OR IT's NOT A TRUE GOLD STANDARD, but they will.
On Dec 11 09:07 AM nononameo wrote:
> Gold is the competition for fiat currency. It anchors the fiat. Therefore, > if the price of gold is allowed to rise it represents a defacto devaluation > of fiat vis a vis real things.It is also a defacto indicator of confidence > in the fiat, and conversely the most widely watched indicator of > panic and a flight out of fiat for the safety of real intrinsic value. > > > Therefore, the FED and central banks have simply opted to manage > the price. That was possible until the math behind the fiat indicated > an unpayable debt, as it does now. > > I don't think that anyone knows for sure when or how high gold will > go, but in order for the US to have a payable debt, and since fiat > money is debt, a currency revaluation on the order of 10:1 is in > order for the debt to again become payable. > > Needless to say, for a 10:1 fiat revaluation in a vacuum, just add > another zero to the current price of gold (as well as all other real > assets). > > Of course, they will probably just try to issue a new currency, which > values gold at the same price in "new dollars", however your old > dollars exchange at 10:1 for new dollars which has the same net effect.
The Fed Still Manipulates Gold and the Markets [View article]
I believe you, and you're correct. The price of gold is what "they" want it to be.
Furthermore, as that relates to this article, let's put some common sense around this. Does anyone really believe that the price of gold would go from $750 to $9,000/oz (as it's in the process of getting re-monetized), YOU (private joe citizen) will get to go along for the ride on the way up? I THINK NOT! and history tells us so.
We've seen this before. In the first great depression they outlawed gold punishable by 10 years in prison... they forced everyone to trade it for $20/oz, soon after they devalued the dollar by 50%, several years later they doubled the price of gold to $43/oz (a double whammy to the people)... Any law obiding citizen got double screwed, they didn't get to ride the upside... the only problem for the Fed back then was they had no way of knowing who "got da gold"... Guess what??? in 2004 the patriot act was signed by the grandson of Prescot Bush which tracks and traces gold exchanges... by chance do you think they might have an idea who's got da gold these days? Do you think they might outlaw it again before it gets re-monetized and price shoots up, or do you think they'll wait until it's $9,000/oz before making it illegal? If I wanted to extract as much value as I could before I confiscated your gold what would I do?? hmmm... Well I guess I'd drive the price down to $400/oz or lower before outlawing it (if I had the power... oh wait, they do. using the method described by "user 317170"). You know the answer. Get ready for gold to get hammered down to a low level beyond belief just before they re-enact the confiscation act and take YOUR gold before the value skyrockets. Don't try and hide it either, just give it up because Barrack will have his 10,000 man militia in place soon (otherwise known as secret police back in the heyday of Communist Russia). Chew on that, then get yourelf a tube of petrolium jelly
On Dec 10 09:20 PM User 317170 wrote:
> There's definitely reasonable points to gold getting to $2k, I don't > think anyone disagrees there. The big problem I have is that all > the gold bugs seems to forget the G7 controls about 90% of the world's > gold. All any of them have to do is decide to sell a couple percent > of their gold reserve and gold prices would plunge. Oh, and the international > agreement that sets a limit how much each gold each country can put > on the market in a given time period? Yeah, that expires in Sept > 2009. Point being, the price of gold is whatever the US Congress > and Fed wants it to be (IMF transactions have to be approved by congress). > > > Don't take my word for it: > > en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... > > en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... >
First Fuel, Now Metals - Forecasts Lowered [View article]
Paultat... Good post, I have to admit you tore me up; I concede. I guess the media got into my head there... for a few minutes they actually had me believing the dollar was strong. I'm back on track now though; the dollar is garbage! But gold will still stay down. Why? because it's being held down, and they'll keep pounding it down.
If you decide to vote, vote for Chuck Baldwin... Look him up.
xsuddensam - great questions, easy answers... They = the government, how do they freeze the spot price? they delare it illegal for private citizens to own gold, and whatever the spot price at that time is the "frozen" price (price you will be paid when you turn it over to them).
This only has a chance of happening if the US dollar fails. Go study the great depression... they did exactly what I've described to you above. The only twist is that today's trashy dollar isn't backed by gold, in those days it was.
Gold used to be fixed at ~$21/oz when they outlawed it (great depression times)... shortly after outlawing it, and exchanging it for dollars they devalued the dollar by 40%, then a short period of time after that they repriced gold at $35/oz. a double whammy...
You could call it a conspiracy if you want. We have case precident for what I described. I hope this doesn't happen either.
Why Oil and Gold Are Headed Much Higher [View article]
Philly Jim - I think we should take Cramer & GMT's forecast's and divide them by 4 for realistic price targets. It may be counterintuitive, but i bet it becomes reality. When it happens everyone will be in a state of 'shock and awe'.
My secret investing formula (ssshhhhh)... (1) Do all your research & make a sound logical mental investment selection, but don't act yet (2) get approval from media analyst guy's like Cramer to support your decision, make sure Cramer says "buy, buy, buy"... just then you know it was a bad idea, walk away, or better yet do a contrary investment (defy logic).
First Fuel, Now Metals - Forecasts Lowered [View article]
I agree with this article... All precious metals will go down, down, down; and just when you think they've hit rock bottom, they'll go down some more and then continue to slide.
The USD is on a raging bull run, it can only go up from here "Every day we seem to reach a permanent new high for the USD"
Gold price is going to spiral down, down, down, from this point on... Once the system finally goes bust (Q1 2009), "they" will first freeze the super low spot price, 'round up' all the private gold (except for Rothchilds & 'Rockafella Skanks' private collections) and then after 40 years of price fixing you will finally discover what the paper trash price is per ounce of gold.
Some crooks already stold my coins so I'm not concerned anymore... but I'm definetly NOT going to replace my stolen coins.
Here's my big theory... Gold is going to touch $476/oz soon... but don't be fooled into selling or postponing your physical purchase while its droping over the coming weeks/months. Simply acquire "physical" as it falls and don't wait for the bottom. The dollar is temporarily being propped up by all countries who owns it (the whole world), at the same time paper gold is being liquidated by driving down the price, so they can sheer the owners of paper gold. In the backgro und all the big dollar holding insiders will be sneeking out of the dollar while all the masses are rushing into it. At some point the dollar fails and physical gold either (a) takes off to the moon, or (b) it gets confiscated just prior to the takeoff and everyone is forced to trade it for $476USD/oz; in either case gold WILL take off. Like Joe Biden says "Mark my words"... This is how I see it playing out, comments?
Gentlemen, it just hit me like a ton of bricks... Yes, 100% there is gold price manipulation. The price will contiinue to be suppressed, and just before the fiat dollar finally collapses... Wallah, the gold price will be driven down to its lowest level yet (maybe around $500-600 per oz.), and just then, the US Government will declair it illegal to own gold (just like they did back in the 30's). After they take everyones gold, they'll re-price it between $5,000-$6,000 per oz... We've seen this sham before... Lube up and get ready, doensn't matter how much we try to prepare, we'll get screwed one way or the other. Remember this...
Wellington West Studies Eight Gold Equities, Picks Two Favorites [View article]
Anyhow my meeger coins already got stolen by crooks, so I don't need to worry about this anymore. But you probably need to worry about it.
On Jan 16 10:49 AM Econ 101 wrote:
> At what price point does gold become so expensive the government
> confiscates it? $1000? $1500? $2000??? At some point the inflation
> (hyper-inflation??) caused by the immoral bank bailouts for the wall
> street thieves will happen (between Oct 09 and Mar 10??) and gold
> will explode. The government already has the power to steal gold
> from ETFs and your house and give paper money in exchange.
>
> The only question is when?
Bernanke and Obama's Advisors Are Wrong: Deflation Didn't Threaten the U.S. Economy [View article]
On Jan 19 04:56 PM Top Gun wrote:
> Let's just guarantee deposits to, say $500k for individual accounts
> and $5 million for business accounts, then let the chips fall where
> they may.
>
> Mr Obama has to take the advice of advisors, he can't know everything,
> especially on such intricate matters. So, we're screwed. Everyone
> thinks it's credit we need, but it's need we need. As in, I don't
> need another house, car, dog, so just let us pay off the debt we
> have.
Gold Loses Its Shine [View article]
Fiat money systems eventually always crash (ours is on it's last leg). When this system finally collapses, it will also take down any paper promises along with it (counterparty failure and broken promises across the board). Therefore, if you want to preserve your 'earned value' through this tranformation period (greatest transfer of wealth ever known to mankind), then you need to store your earned value in some type of non-depreciating hard asset that doesn't have an expiration date. This includes:
1. PM's
2. Real Property
3. Oil, Base Metals, & other non-perishable commodities
In adition, of course, one should store as much food and other consumable items as necessary and feasible.
Out of items 1-3, PM's are the best suited to carry your wealth through the old Fiat system into the new one (For the most part they will be of little or no use during the transition period).
If you own real property you have carrying costs and TAXES (Believe me when the government is also in need of money, they will tax you out of your property if that's what it takes to keep them afloat). Other commodities either have a shelf live or are too bulky to serve the purpose.
That leaves PM's as the best option.
Gold Prices Could Double...or More than Double [View article]
On Dec 31 11:12 AM gsteacher wrote:
> I have some gold, along with platinum and palladium. The gold is
> doing fine(far better than any other investment at this point), but
> what about the other 2? Is this a good time to get more platinum
> and palladium with the prices being so low. Could there be a big
> boost in these? Will these metals be more desparately needed with
> the development of new technologies that may require their use? Just
> wondering......any comments would be appreciated.
Four Reasons for an Immediate Rise in Gold [View article]
The current fake and tyranical monetary and finacial system is breaking down. Eventually (at the very last possible second) the blind and noisy multitudes are going to see this, and when they do there will be the biggest PANIC and flight to precious metals than known in recorded history. At that point in time the all the visionary precious metal holders will be among the few (along with holders of real property) that actually possess earned and stored value representing real wealth.
However, I believe you should hang on to enough junk dollars to carry you through the short squeeze (interim deflationary period). In my estimation that transition will likely occure some time within the next 12-24 months.
Hang in there and make sure you can carry yourself through the squeeze period without needing to trade your PM's until you ready on your terms.
Enlightening the Gold Bugs [View article]
I neglected to mention how gold ties in with the whole mess as I described above. So... Gold comes in at the point in time when the "reset" button is pushed, at that moment the holders of gold are immune to the "reset", as their earned value carries through to the next sham system that the banksters can dream up. But make no mistake gold holders will need to weather the storm like everyone else (gold won't likely help much during the "generated crisis" period)
The Fed Still Manipulates Gold and the Markets [View article]
On Dec 11 09:07 AM nononameo wrote:
> Gold is the competition for fiat currency. It anchors the fiat. Therefore,
> if the price of gold is allowed to rise it represents a defacto devaluation
> of fiat vis a vis real things.It is also a defacto indicator of confidence
> in the fiat, and conversely the most widely watched indicator of
> panic and a flight out of fiat for the safety of real intrinsic value.
>
>
> Therefore, the FED and central banks have simply opted to manage
> the price. That was possible until the math behind the fiat indicated
> an unpayable debt, as it does now.
>
> I don't think that anyone knows for sure when or how high gold will
> go, but in order for the US to have a payable debt, and since fiat
> money is debt, a currency revaluation on the order of 10:1 is in
> order for the debt to again become payable.
>
> Needless to say, for a 10:1 fiat revaluation in a vacuum, just add
> another zero to the current price of gold (as well as all other real
> assets).
>
> Of course, they will probably just try to issue a new currency, which
> values gold at the same price in "new dollars", however your old
> dollars exchange at 10:1 for new dollars which has the same net effect.
The Fed Still Manipulates Gold and the Markets [View article]
Furthermore, as that relates to this article, let's put some common sense around this. Does anyone really believe that the price of gold would go from $750 to $9,000/oz (as it's in the process of getting re-monetized), YOU (private joe citizen) will get to go along for the ride on the way up? I THINK NOT! and history tells us so.
We've seen this before. In the first great depression they outlawed gold punishable by 10 years in prison... they forced everyone to trade it for $20/oz, soon after they devalued the dollar by 50%, several years later they doubled the price of gold to $43/oz (a double whammy to the people)... Any law obiding citizen got double screwed, they didn't get to ride the upside... the only problem for the Fed back then was they had no way of knowing who "got da gold"... Guess what??? in 2004 the patriot act was signed by the grandson of Prescot Bush which tracks and traces gold exchanges... by chance do you think they might have an idea who's got da gold these days? Do you think they might outlaw it again before it gets re-monetized and price shoots up, or do you think they'll wait until it's $9,000/oz before making it illegal? If I wanted to extract as much value as I could before I confiscated your gold what would I do?? hmmm... Well I guess I'd drive the price down to $400/oz or lower before outlawing it (if I had the power... oh wait, they do. using the method described by "user 317170"). You know the answer. Get ready for gold to get hammered down to a low level beyond belief just before they re-enact the confiscation act and take YOUR gold before the value skyrockets. Don't try and hide it either, just give it up because Barrack will have his 10,000 man militia in place soon (otherwise known as secret police back in the heyday of Communist Russia). Chew on that, then get yourelf a tube of petrolium jelly
On Dec 10 09:20 PM User 317170 wrote:
> There's definitely reasonable points to gold getting to $2k, I don't
> think anyone disagrees there. The big problem I have is that all
> the gold bugs seems to forget the G7 controls about 90% of the world's
> gold. All any of them have to do is decide to sell a couple percent
> of their gold reserve and gold prices would plunge. Oh, and the international
> agreement that sets a limit how much each gold each country can put
> on the market in a given time period? Yeah, that expires in Sept
> 2009. Point being, the price of gold is whatever the US Congress
> and Fed wants it to be (IMF transactions have to be approved by congress).
>
>
> Don't take my word for it:
>
> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
>
> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
>
First Fuel, Now Metals - Forecasts Lowered [View article]
If you decide to vote, vote for Chuck Baldwin... Look him up.
Reality Dawning - for Gold [View article]
This only has a chance of happening if the US dollar fails. Go study the great depression... they did exactly what I've described to you above. The only twist is that today's trashy dollar isn't backed by gold, in those days it was.
Gold used to be fixed at ~$21/oz when they outlawed it (great depression times)... shortly after outlawing it, and exchanging it for dollars they devalued the dollar by 40%, then a short period of time after that they repriced gold at $35/oz. a double whammy...
You could call it a conspiracy if you want. We have case precident for what I described. I hope this doesn't happen either.
Why Oil and Gold Are Headed Much Higher [View article]
My secret investing formula (ssshhhhh)... (1) Do all your research & make a sound logical mental investment selection, but don't act yet (2) get approval from media analyst guy's like Cramer to support your decision, make sure Cramer says "buy, buy, buy"... just then you know it was a bad idea, walk away, or better yet do a contrary investment (defy logic).
First Fuel, Now Metals - Forecasts Lowered [View article]
The USD is on a raging bull run, it can only go up from here "Every day we seem to reach a permanent new high for the USD"
Reality Dawning - for Gold [View article]
Some crooks already stold my coins so I'm not concerned anymore... but I'm definetly NOT going to replace my stolen coins.
Gold Bulls: Beware [View article]
Gold Bulls: Beware [View article]