G0ldfinger

The question is whether there is 50-times more of this stuff than gold, as the price would suggest. I doubt it.

Investors got more scared on the donwside recently. Now, this chart here looks to me as if we could be in for some scary days for the shorts pretty soon.

$1,000 will be NO MATCH for gold this time.

Mach doch nicht so'n Laerm hier. Die Leute schlafen halt schon um diese Uhrzeit.

The DJIA is losing it.

A few updated (Q2 2008) gold and property charts: Measure: UK -- London -- Scotland Average: 278.31 -- 431.93 -- 235.86 Min: 80.89 -- 107.19 -- 76.73 Max: 695.50 -- 1,077.67 -- 507.41 Q2 2008: 383.64 -- 627.78 -- 328.74 Bear trap confirmed, trend continued: One thing is clear: The top is in. The beginning of the mother of all property crashes?

CRASH & BURN! http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...&refer=home And we're only 1-year into it, with Scotland just turning. Wait two years, and you'll see what a real massacre is. See my chart in the signature.

Cuthbert, what is your interpretation of this?

Support at $920. Nice!

Welcome pieshop. I use BV and GM as well. It's well worth going through the validation processes since it is a very convenient way for smaller investors to buy and store physical gold and silver bullion.

Yes. That's what I remember as well.

Right. No, in fact I am moving it there to SPEND it soon. Overall, we're effectively short USD because of the student loan of my wife.

Get a BullionVault or GoldMoney account. Then you could do it online.

BREAKING NEWS: Eurozone inflation jumps to 4%. wal/AP/AFP/Reuters/dpa-AFX In German (in Germany, this IS news): http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/0,1518,562917,00.html

What's the opinion on here about GBPUSD? We're at 1.99 right now, but it looks like a dead cat bounce to me. I need to transfer cash to the US, so I think I am going to do that sooner rather than later.

Maybe after you've read it you are willing to summarize it for the rest of us.

You could do some reading on this (if you want). http://www.amazon.com/Selfsimilar-Processe...s/dp/0691096279

I think I am at 48:1, i.e. I have only slightly more gold (measured in paper currency; at a ratio of 53:1) than silver. Fair enough. And bad enough that it will come even worse than he thought. Yeah. Well, at least he admits it.

Oh, yes, I also noted this. I wonder what kind of people read his reports and get confused: "is this 1930, or do we have a bottom and it's going up from here?" Anyway, IMO Puplava is too bullish on stocks/the Dow. The 'creamy filling' also hasn't happened yet. But we will see. We should still talk about silver. My name is GF, but I hold 50% silver.

Interesting observation.

Adrian Ash/BV come always dig up good charts. They try to get the message out that negative IRs are pushing gold up. People really are not aware of this.

No, but here is an update on official ( :lol: ) gold reserves by the World Gold Council. (oops, sorry can't upload)

From the Schiff article above: In the end, it will be a matter of who has the GOLD. Keep in mind that the US still stores (not owns) the biggest amount of physical gold amongst the world's nations. (I am turning into Goldzilla here. ) EDIT: First hour is still worth listening, I would say.

Schiff is right. The only other thing besides those funny green little pieces of paper the Fed has is ... GOLD! Now, let's see how (or WHETHER) they will start dumping it to prop up the Dollar. You doubt it? Me too! They will in fact start buying at some stage. Gold $5,000? NO problem at all. Maybe we will need to add a zero towards the end.

Tim Wood on FSNH this week again totally clueless. That's what happens when you only look at TA, and not at the fundamentals. Puplava sort of disclassifies him.