G0ldfinger

For all those who think silver is expensive: http://bp2.blogger.com/_nSTO-vZpSgc/RpPk53...-cpi-silver.png

This chart above is misleading. The one below is much better. Or this one: http://bp0.blogger.com/_nSTO-vZpSgc/RpPkrX...ss-cpi-gold.png

That's exactly what I was looking for. Cheers!

Yes. I want a little small change nearby.

Some time ago someone mentioned these dealers here for scrap silver coin bags: http://www.gold.ie/modern_silver_coins.php Does anyone know dealers who sell smaller bags of old US silver coins in the UK? Or is it the best to look on ebay?

Yes, that's basically what I think. Just my opinion, but I think what was major support for a while (12,000) will now turn into major resistance. But for that to be confirmed, I would like to see a more pronounced move below 12,000, say, to 11,500, a level you have mentioned before. After that, I would expect people to sell into anything close to 12,000.

The DOW is moving into a very dangerous zone IMO.

I can't help but to note again: This is a much more sustainable move than it was back in 2006. Much flatter on the log-scale. I do not expect a 2006-ish style correction.

Updated: http://gold.approximity.com/gold-silver_watch.html

And another one. Hmm, no, sorry. It does not allow more than 64kb.

Here is one.

Just came back from a party. People start approaching me more and more chatting about collapsing banks, house prices and the rise of gold. The message is getting out more and more. Today was very interesting for me, because I observed such a high interest in these topics from people who seemed to be a little more passive before.

The surge over $1000 was mainly USD-weakness. The USD is now recovering slightly, gold moving lower.

By the way, this morning, one work colleague told me that my view on gold might be right. And he was impressed by how much it had been moving up. Another one asked me how one generally buys gold. This does not happen every day (this kind of response by colleagues). The public is getting more and more aware of what's going on.

I am taking screenshots to preserve the moment.

Wise words.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...&refer=home Why the heck DOES he think anyone wants to stick around a turd that has just hit the fan?

I seems to be stabilizing above $1,000.

People selling into it now.

It has happened. After all this effort.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtm.../cnirish111.xml Wait a second! The Irish take out around $10,000 new debt per person per quarter? Oh dear.

Also good for those who want to make use of the cheap prices below $1,000.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...&refer=home That's so comical really.

I think I am going to buy a few Sovereigns soon. Recently bought more silver, maybe it's time for some more gold soon.