lowrentyieldmakessense(honest!)

are they following a book or something how to bankrupt a country in 10 easy steps (a new dummies guide book - authored by GB) save the banks and housebuilders or save the country/currency - the choice was made a long time ago http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...efer=realestate

move to commodities once inflation takes hold http://www.safehaven.com/article-12850.htm

no words needed other than id id idiot - think tuco

well if the govts carry on their current path - tesco because of its dependance on global trade wont survive i'm with some old politicians regarding what is money - and people when left to their own devices have decided that gold and silver are the best medium of exchange

should have just asked him where the dollar will be gold is money - sometimes its good to hold excess money - when financial assets are overvalued

Given current policies i think $10,000 is likely probably before 2015 http://www.safehaven.com/article-12774.htm

wasnt it about 44

hmm maybe or maybe he's just read a few history books

there full of shit those labels dont be a consumer monkey wear a vest

do your own research etc.... http://www.goldsipp.com/

scenario 2 - dollar rises and then inflation and the crack-up-boom? http://www.safehaven.com/article-12727.htm

tears for fears

they have some left that they havent leased out and why would anyone want that relic

another one predicting this is it http://www.kitco.com/ind/rosen/feb202009.html

hmm maybe they were mispriced originally if 350k IS todays price then at 21% off he will probably be ok in £'s

I know its amazing how many cant see this hyperinflation (if it happens - and it probably will) will be a currency event - not one caused by a pick up in economic activity. just who is going to fund the future US and UK bonds/gilts - unless they can manage to circulate the newly printed money between themselves without anyone outside of the central banks realising whats happening.

hes not one of those who ripped off the miners is he and why does he think the market has bottomed?

true but quite a few idiots own etf's - that problem needs to be solved also

yep i smell a rat another con

oh dear http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11...-goes-bust.html

second whats the first cigarettes

hunt brothers

just a gues but did Japan purchase the gold from the IMF LINK

would agree with that but time will tell if alf was right http://jsmineset.com/index.php/2009/02/11/...news-today-111/

to add looks down hill to me - again there will be some bounces upwards along the way - and when the quantitive easing gains traction who knows http://www.safehaven.com/article-12604.htm