Three Noteworthy Sectors: Gold, Food and Healthcare [View article]
Silver-bug------ why will China and India's consumption pick up if we are into a world wide depression which has just started?- Just a question-I am enlightened by your facts about surpluses in their economies and the sheer numbers of the people.it makes sense that tthe sheer numbers will cause buying increases- but their economies are in trouble also- why will their consumption increase over what it is now as we head into deeper depression worldwide? Thank you
Gold: Room to Run, But Not Right Now [View article]
no one has aanswered the comments which ask if gold will surge on terrorist attacks=will it surge? my research of gold prices after 9-11 told me gold didn't go up- please respond anyone
Fed Monetizes Debt Leading Investors to Embrace Gold [View article]
Richard I am afraid you are correct-with the aim of "those whose aim it is to be in complete control' -LEADING TO A 1 WORLD CURRENCY AND THEN AN ELECTRONIC CHIP "CURRENCY"- why would their plan not include making gold worthless also- SO WHERE SHOULD A PERSON PUT ANY MONEY IN ORDER TO MAKE SOME MONEY TO LIVE ON?
On Feb 02 05:52 PM _richard_ wrote:
> "If the Fed continues to purchase long term treasuries, it is clear > that there is only one way for gold and gold stocks and it is up." > > > Ahh yes, the conspiratorial grumblings of the gold bugs again. I > note that many have said the same over the past six months, even > as gold has plummeted. Of course, the large national reserves held > by many governments might well be liquidated during a period of crisis, > in order to raise funds for national projects . . . in which case, > the store of value implicit in gold would be of little use, no?
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On Feb 02 05:52 PM _richard_ wrote:
> "If the Fed continues to purchase long term treasuries, it is clear
> that there is only one way for gold and gold stocks and it is up."
>
>
> Ahh yes, the conspiratorial grumblings of the gold bugs again. I
> note that many have said the same over the past six months, even
> as gold has plummeted. Of course, the large national reserves held
> by many governments might well be liquidated during a period of crisis,
> in order to raise funds for national projects . . . in which case,
> the store of value implicit in gold would be of little use, no?