Gold is extremely UNDERVALUED here. Given worldwide money printing, scams, frauds and cons, gold is really in the EARLY PHASE of a bull run.
Try to remember that 1980 gold adjusted for inflation was OVER $2000 and the problems THEN were nothing compared to what we've gotten ourselves into.
Keep asking yourselves just WHO is buying all the gold. Is it your neighbour or your Aunt? No. Gold is being redirected to the new money centers and for sure we will never read about that here or anywhere.
Great point about the man in the street continuing to SUPPLY the market with scrap gold. NO WAY is gold anywhere near mania stage.
Superbowl ads, cash4gold parties, and Asian poor turning in gold for fiat continues the disgusting trend of focusing the world's wealth into fewer and fewer hands.
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I know you keep saying $500 gold. What you described has already happened, already washed out all the longs. You know the open interest was reduced dramatically. Open interest has a long way to go to reach former highs last March.
I'm curious why you keep calling for $500 gold. Can you give insights?
Thanks
On Feb 16 11:57 AM ROLEX18 wrote:
> When Big Money want to dump Gold this is exactly what they will do, > showing you how GC is great that even rising US$ can not break it.
> > The small fry enters en masse, suddenly in the blink of an eye you > witness unprecedented move down in Gold that you don't even have > a time to react, in the beginning you get greedy buy more, then you > are panicked and shocked, then you are taken out on a margin call, > then you realize Gold price was like Disney Cartoon it's too late, > Gold is 500$ and it is not a bottom yet. > Smart money cover with huge mega profits, and move to other trading > pit.
How is any analysis done on the banks? Any data used is either a lie or a best guess. Fannie Mae didn't report earnings for 2 years because they couldn't figure out their own balance sheet. They didn't fare so well.
AIG, BAC, and C are lucky to even be listed at all, and their executives lucky to be free and not incarcerated.
The only out IMO is nationalization. Or just give the keys to the White House formally to Golden Sachs. They have been running and ruining the USA for years.
Team Hope can either print 30-50 trillion or nationalize. The only hope we should have is to hope it all bottoms out soon.
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Apple is #1 for selling junk people in a depression won't need. They should tumble the hardest, while retailers like Dollar King and Seed World will survive.
A decline from $4 to $1.50 or 65% prices in ALOT of negative sentiment. The charts are turning bullish. I'm not sure how much of a leading indicator copper is but it is turning NOW.
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Solid article. Oil is a must have core position for medium to longer term. Downside might be $20 but upside could be $200.
Triple bottom at $34 is becoming pretty solid as a base. A lot of people are convinced it is PAPER oil that is driving PHYSICAL oil prices...no different than in precious metals and most commodities IMO.
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Try to remember that 1980 gold adjusted for inflation was OVER $2000 and the problems THEN were nothing compared to what we've gotten ourselves into.
Keep asking yourselves just WHO is buying all the gold. Is it your neighbour or your Aunt? No. Gold is being redirected to the new money centers and for sure we will never read about that here or anywhere.
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Superbowl ads, cash4gold parties, and Asian poor turning in gold for fiat continues the disgusting trend of focusing the world's wealth into fewer and fewer hands.
This will not end well.
The Amazing Dollar-Gold Relationship [View article]
I'm curious why you keep calling for $500 gold. Can you give insights?
Thanks
On Feb 16 11:57 AM ROLEX18 wrote:
> When Big Money want to dump Gold this is exactly what they will do,
> showing you how GC is great that even rising US$ can not break it.
>
> The small fry enters en masse, suddenly in the blink of an eye you
> witness unprecedented move down in Gold that you don't even have
> a time to react, in the beginning you get greedy buy more, then you
> are panicked and shocked, then you are taken out on a margin call,
> then you realize Gold price was like Disney Cartoon it's too late,
> Gold is 500$ and it is not a bottom yet.
> Smart money cover with huge mega profits, and move to other trading
> pit.
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NEVER SAY NEVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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AIG, BAC, and C are lucky to even be listed at all, and their executives lucky to be free and not incarcerated.
The only out IMO is nationalization. Or just give the keys to the White House formally to Golden Sachs. They have been running and ruining the USA for years.
Team Hope can either print 30-50 trillion or nationalize. The only hope we should have is to hope it all bottoms out soon.
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You held GLD, therefore you were a bull.
You sold GLD, therefore you are now a bear.
The meat is that the rest of us that like gold are now gambling or speculating, but your investment in USO is not???
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SHORT SPG. Malls are dead.
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Triple bottom at $34 is becoming pretty solid as a base. A lot of people are convinced it is PAPER oil that is driving PHYSICAL oil prices...no different than in precious metals and most commodities IMO.
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thanks for the charts.
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BNS, like all Canadian banks, received the CanTARP which was on a per capita basis equivalent to the US TARP.
Half the mortgages in Canada in the past 2 years were $0 down, 40 year.
BNS, through Scotia Mocatta, has enormous naked short positions in silver.
But hey, if a 7% dividend works for ya, don't let me stop you.