yellowhoard

One World, One Currency?

Anybody who will take an honest look at the budget of the US will realize that we are being intentionally driven into the ditch. A clear majority of our leaders believe that the UN is the future.

They are forcing a train wreck upon us that is so catastrophic that only a "global" response can rescue us.

Forecasting Copper, Gold and Oil: Interview with Brian Tang

I suspect that Chinese accumulation of copper has more to do with portfolio diversification than current demand for the metal.

Did the ECB Save COMEX from Gold Default?

There will not be any serious investigation in the near future. Who do you think put the politicians in power in the first place?

The inevitable investigation will only come after the house of cards collapses. Then we will see "outrage" from the political class. Probably show trials and public executions.

Kind of like Russia about 100 years ago.

U.S. Dollar: Best House in a Bad Neighborhood?

The dollar:

The most virtouos whore.
The chemo patient with the most hair.
The leper with the most fingers.
The smartest kid on the short bus.
The most honorable lawyer in the room.
The doctor with the smallest ego.
The homocidal maniac least likely to give in to his impulses.

Gold's New Monetary Role?

It seems to me that whether or not we evolve to a different world reserve currency than the dollar, the Chinese are intent on accumulating a LOT of gold over the next several years.

NYSE Runs Out of Gold Bars: What Happens Next?

Hillsfar,

Can you show me where in the constitution there is any mention of separation of church and state?

I know it says the government cannot tell us what religion we should be. But that's about it.

NYSE Runs Out of Gold Bars: What Happens Next?

Buy the miners.


On Mar 29 01:21 PM Paul H. M. wrote:

> If GLD is no good, what is the best way to play gold (assuming you
> don't want the gigantic risk of owning and storing physical yourself).

G20 Must Address the 'White Blue Eyed Bankers' Issue

To Luis da Silva,

Speaking on behalf of white people with blue eyes, are you sure that you are ready for an airing out of the differences between races?

Should we start with patents by race or just go straight to IQ scores?

Global Currency Risks, Market Worries All Point to Gold

We could see wild moves in all markets this week as news leaks out of the G20 meetings. Should be a great week for all metals as nervousness abounds.

The Dollar's Tipping Point

Great article! I could not agree more on Canada and Australia. Not so sure about Norway though.

Gold Economics Questionable; Facts Forecast Lower Prices

Vox,

I've held gold for 15 years. It's the foundation of my insurance policy against stupid governance. I trade in and out short term as well. Right now I like silver, platinum and palladium better.

I'm just saying that if someone is starting to save for chaotic times, buy gold. Once you have a comfortable position, buy some silver, platinum and palladium. Steady accumulation is the key. Only buy when prices are down. If you can buy more in the $800 range, do it. I'm not buying gold here, but I am buying palladium and silver.

Southern Copper Corp: An Interesting Way to Play the Commodity Rebound

I suspect that many of those that voted thumbs down are unaware that the leader of North Korea is called "Dear Leader" by his starving people. They probably thought that I was taking a swipe at Obama.


On Mar 28 03:27 AM ArtfulDodger wrote:

> Hey Yellowhoard:
>
> I don't normally pay any attention to this tripe, but it stood out
> on your comment that you had so many thumbs down.
>
> I thought you had a good comment.
>
> Anyway, to PCU, I did well in the last commodity run with PCU, but
> I think RIO is a better and safer play at this point.
>
> How does anyone else feel along those lines?

Silver: Gold's Poodle?

Some interesting information in the silver video. Seems like zinc may be worth a look too. Thanks for the post!

NYSE Runs Out of Gold Bars: What Happens Next?

Sadly no Paul. I'm going to have to give your picks the respect that is due. I'll take a closer look.


On Mar 27 12:34 PM paultaut wrote:

> At this point, I really couldn't care less what Gold does or doesn't
> do.
>
> Take this morning, Stock market, Oil, Gold, Silver, Agri futures
> all down. USD up.
>
> I mean what the hey! Fear? nope Gold went down.
>
> Could it be the Fruitcake N. Korean missile Launch with Japanese
> Interceptor warships cruising to shoot it down? Could be?
>
> YH: Another totally non-metal pick from this fruitcake: Carbon Emmisions
> anyone? Evergreen Energy.
>
> EEE with Partner IBM is making news all over the world, Penny stock
> turned dollar stock. Market down? EEE up.
>
> BTW, did you get into Linc Energy, YH? If you looked at it below
> $10 and found it wanting, maybe the recent move to $15 is a better
> indicator than my singing its praises.

NYSE Runs Out of Gold Bars: What Happens Next?

Seems to me, paper gold would trade down sharply and physical gold would go up sharply. Watch the spreads on 1 ounce coins.


On Mar 27 08:47 AM paultaut wrote:

> Your Article helps increase my fear regarding the Actuality of Physical
> Gold sitting in GLD's vaults.
>
> It now appears possible that all they have are Electronic IOUs.<br/>
>
> If The Physical cannot be accounted for, what affect would a Ponzi
> like Gold scheme by GLD do to Physical Gold itself?
>
> Would this alone, be enough to drive Gold to $2,000 because there
> is less supply than previously thought? Or would there be an immediate
> drop because Gold cannot be trusted as a safe Haven or Both, first
> down then Up?