>To think they've been losing money for 10 years waiting for some >big pay-off is just not realistic.
i don't see them "losing" money for 10 years. i see them maintaining the illusion that the dollar is strong by showing that it can still purchase gold at a reasonable price, regardless of how much money is created.
How much is printed/created vs. how many tons of gold which it can buy? That's the manipulation and how/why its been done for the last 10 years.
This fiat system is coming to an end in my opinion, as well as many others. Spend your dollars on real estate or commodities. You're only losing money (purchasing power) by keeping it in a bank. Gold is the simplest, easiest commodity. Platinum would be good too. It's more rare and only slightly more expensive.
>How do you make money being constantly short a commodity that has quadrupled in 10 years????
you don't, which is why their manipulation is doomed to fail. unless they can somehow cause people to lose faith in gold and make it worthless, wherein they cover their short positions. as long as gold is volatile and manipulated, they can cover.
>Total baloney! CPI in 1925 was 10.19. >In 2009 it the CPI is 123.8 Gold in 1925 was 20.67. >Today gold is $956. >If gold had kept pace with U.S. inflation it would be at $250.
err...CPI afaik, has been re-defined multiple times and is just another manipulated gov't-provided statistic used to make them look like they're doing a good job keeping inflation at bay. it's not reliable.
>> The govt also dismantled lending standards. >How, specifically? Which government regulations changed?
hmm, letsee, when they told Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac to lower their standards? or like when they repealed Glass-Steagall?
>> There is a lot more to go - but the govt seems to >> want to reinflate the bubble. They can do that, but commodities >> will rise along with that. >Before we can assess whether the government is trying to reflate the bubble, >it will have to be successful in its efforts to more quickly stop the collapse. >At this point, it's just trying to stop the bleeding.
what do you think the bailouts are going to do? stop the bleeding? i think they'll just try to start another bubble to counter balance this financial "collapse".
and there is no collapse, the bad banks should have failed, to have their assets bought by other banks. is that not capitalism?
they are not stopping any bleeding, they are making "We The People" pay for the banksters greed.
Which is why most of your arguments make no sense and i would be wasting my breath trying to inform you.
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Gold is not inflated. Its about the price it should be.
However, it will be forced down with the 400+ ton sale, to keep it down. I'm hoping ~$800 so i can pick some more up ($750, if lucky). I also disagree about PGMs. Why would you buy into them when you know demand for GM/Ford will be significantly down in the coming months? Just because Cold Fusion (Pd) is becoming reality, does not mean it will be allowed to be pursued. It was already shut down in the 80's as "junk science". It most certainly, is not.
Do you mean stocks/ETFs?
On Apr 03 02:26 PM Eric in IL wrote:
> Gold is inflated now. I think it has a significant pullback, after > a near-term dip that I see coming, I would be buying PGM, not GLD. > > Long GLL
i don't know about anyone else, but the batteries to my bs detector were drained reading some of these remarks. what's it called when some claims to be something, that they are really doing? i don't know.
SWC and PAL along with many other PM stocks were forced down. We'll see what happens now that untold trillions are printed in an effort to bailout the banksters.
Inflation "Dead" After Three Days' Selling? [View article]
I don't share his opinions, nor do i follow them. i took an interest in your political jabs. that's where i'm a little more fluent. as for all these graphs and charts and BoE spielings, i'll take my coffee black. if you have a beef will bill and want to call him out on his predictions, have at it.
but as for truthout.org vs MSM, that's a different area of knowledge. you're getting into Newt-esque, Rove-ian dirty tricks where the truth is lies and lies are the truth, artists vs politicians, and remembering the 5th of November. you only give bill credence when you marginalize sources that bear more truth than Faux news.
Inflation "Dead" After Three Days' Selling? [View article]
you know, I thought Bill was writing a blog. as in, opinion pieces. it sounds like you lost money with some of his calls and a bitter about it.
btw, the POTUS is indicted, per the case lead by Hilton, something about the 911 families vs. the prez and his staff. and if he's not indicted/impeached for lying to his constituents about the fabrications for the justifications for the war in Iraq, he should be.
and you know, i think many people were fooled by that crytal myth news.morningstar.com/n...;pgid=qtqnNews2 why else would its share price jump. and you're creditting Bill with the stock tip? AMAZING!
are you a hack? are you a Daisy 12 operative? just curious.
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>big pay-off is just not realistic.
i don't see them "losing" money for 10 years. i see them maintaining the illusion that the dollar is strong by showing that it can still purchase gold at a reasonable price, regardless of how much money is created.
How much is printed/created vs. how many tons of gold which it can buy? That's the manipulation and how/why its been done for the last 10 years.
This fiat system is coming to an end in my opinion, as well as many others. Spend your dollars on real estate or commodities. You're only losing money (purchasing power) by keeping it in a bank. Gold is the simplest, easiest commodity. Platinum would be good too. It's more rare and only slightly more expensive.
Manipulation of the Gold Market [View article]
you don't, which is why their manipulation is doomed to fail.
unless they can somehow cause people to lose faith in gold and make it worthless, wherein they cover their short positions. as long as gold is volatile and manipulated, they can cover.
Manipulation of the Gold Market [View article]
>In 2009 it the CPI is 123.8 Gold in 1925 was 20.67.
>Today gold is $956.
>If gold had kept pace with U.S. inflation it would be at $250.
err...CPI afaik, has been re-defined multiple times and is just another manipulated gov't-provided statistic used to make them look like they're doing a good job keeping inflation at bay. it's not reliable.
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This guy clearly has not read "The Creature from Jekyll Island".
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>How, specifically? Which government regulations changed?
hmm, letsee, when they told Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac to lower their standards? or like when they repealed Glass-Steagall?
>> There is a lot more to go - but the govt seems to
>> want to reinflate the bubble. They can do that, but commodities
>> will rise along with that.
>Before we can assess whether the government is trying to reflate the bubble,
>it will have to be successful in its efforts to more quickly stop the collapse.
>At this point, it's just trying to stop the bleeding.
what do you think the bailouts are going to do? stop the bleeding?
i think they'll just try to start another bubble to counter balance this financial "collapse".
and there is no collapse, the bad banks should have failed, to have their assets bought by other banks. is that not capitalism?
they are not stopping any bleeding, they are making "We The People" pay for the banksters greed.
Which is why most of your arguments make no sense and i would be wasting my breath trying to inform you.
The Gold Standard and Inflation [View article]
G20 and IMF Gold: A Late April Fools' [View article]
However, it will be forced down with the 400+ ton sale, to keep it down. I'm hoping ~$800 so i can pick some more up ($750, if lucky). I also disagree about PGMs. Why would you buy into them when you know demand for GM/Ford will be significantly down in the coming months? Just because Cold Fusion (Pd) is becoming reality, does not mean it will be allowed to be pursued. It was already shut down in the 80's as "junk science". It most certainly, is not.
Do you mean stocks/ETFs?
On Apr 03 02:26 PM Eric in IL wrote:
> Gold is inflated now. I think it has a significant pullback, after
> a near-term dip that I see coming, I would be buying PGM, not GLD.
>
> Long GLL
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SWC and PAL along with many other PM stocks were forced down. We'll see what happens now that untold trillions are printed in an effort to bailout the banksters.
Inflation "Dead" After Three Days' Selling? [View article]
but as for truthout.org vs MSM, that's a different area of knowledge. you're getting into Newt-esque, Rove-ian dirty tricks where the truth is lies and lies are the truth, artists vs politicians, and remembering the 5th of November. you only give bill credence when you marginalize sources that bear more truth than Faux news.
Peace.
Inflation "Dead" After Three Days' Selling? [View article]
btw, the POTUS is indicted, per the case lead by Hilton, something about the 911 families vs. the prez and his staff. and if he's not indicted/impeached for lying to his constituents about the fabrications for the justifications for the war in Iraq, he should be.
and you know, i think many people were fooled by that crytal myth
news.morningstar.com/n...;pgid=qtqnNews2
why else would its share price jump. and you're creditting Bill with the stock tip? AMAZING!
are you a hack? are you a Daisy 12 operative? just curious.