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stefanmo on GIM is doing a regression plus chart on a regular basis: http://goldismoney.info/forums/showpost.ph...p;postcount=175 I personally don't have USDX data.

Some people have always good reason to sell a lot of gold.

That sounds about right to me.

Years.

Optimally, gold would as well. And isn't gold inflation in line with global growth in population (2%)?

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Gold versus M3. Not exactly expensive, that gold.

Waaaaaah! A Silver Sammy Sighting (SSS) has ocurred! Back up the truck. Load the boat. Fill your boots. The bottom is in! No kidding. http://goldismoney.info/forums/showpost.ph...mp;postcount=28

I beg to differ, and I think the chart (EDIT: pp 10/11) linked below can be used to justify this. The PoG in comparison with $-M3 looks as suppressed today as it did in 1971. Given that Fed/central bank gold holdings have not increased since then, but dropped instead (inofficially), the opposite is more likely, i.e. the price is more artificial today. http://gold.approximity.com/M3_gold_commodities.pdf EDIT: Only just saw c-jay has commented on it as well. I guess we agree here as usual. EDIT: And my argument didn't even have to use derivatives. Put them on top of it, and you know what we are up against.

No, but page 2 of this document here shows a UK wage index in gold. The first page is the actual index. http://gold.approximity.com/UK_wages_manuf...g_since1963.pdf

Gold:oil is now at 7.5:1, up from a low of 6.5:1. Still a long way to go.

M3 went 10-fold!! And just look at the population and/or poductivity.

In fact, I think it has. At least the number is much higher than one would think.

100% guaranteed. Apart from this, yes, the argument is too simplistic. Talking about 'at least' when the price in question was taken right at the top seems wrong. Also, it might make more sense to do this calculation using Fed (or central bank) gold holdings rather than above ground stock. While the first of my arguments would reduce the outlook, the second one would improve it (I think).

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Yes! Very good. Edited to add: Very entertaining article indeed. I also heard the Nebukadnezar (German spelling) bread story on FSN. Pretty impressive. And regarding silver, has anyone seen Sammy recently?

Dan Norcini's newest chart compares the 2006 bottom with the situation right now. Reading this chart, if there ever was a time to buy, it might be now. http://www.jsmineset.com/cwsimages/Miscfil...-5-2008_(2).pdf

Nothing wrong with that. I recently bought silver at $18.40 and then again at $17.30. So, what kind of timing genius am I? :lol:

GBPUSD looks as if it wants to go lower from here.

I am repeating myself here, but this unique (since 1985) coil pattern is going to explode violently. And I don't think it will be to the upside. Silver is going to shine. That's all just my opinion, of course.

Pure coincidence!

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