G0ldfinger

No problem, I merged the threads.

As OK as in the 1930s or 70s, sure.

When it comes to silver, the media is as quiet and silent as a morgue. A JPMorgue.

Just in case we don't reach $1,650 by Jan 14th. http://jsmineset.com/2010/12/29/jims-mailbox-611/

Crud. I guess this is all on small volume? I have to buy gold for my SIPP (finally!!) and have bought some already and wanted to average in over the next month or so. But seeing this now... I am used to buying smaller chunks more regularly (often silver anyway), but now that I have slightly more to buy and all at once ...

Will & Kate!?

I don't think I will buy any of this "artwork".

Too true - I'll have to buy my SIPP gold soon.

Copycats!

Confirmation of the continuing bull market.

See my gambling thread - full of levered ETCs.

A little disappointing so far. I mean, seriously, even if you're a trader like Bubb, you can't tell me you can make money out of this micro moves. Some serious (Chinese? Indian? The Fed already?) buyers seem to completely back-stop gold nowadays.

Oh, oh, we're right there now at $1,371.

Support level at $1,375 approaching. Dude, I so hope that I get some cheaper gold as a Christmas pressie. $950, here we come!!

Unfortunately, it is most likely pre-holiday selling (to straighten books), and nothing else.

Hey guys, are we finally ( ) getting the BIG one? Please, $950. I hear I will soon be able to buy gold for my SIPP. Cheaper, please.

How have different investments fared since 2004? http://gold.approximity.com/since1999/Infl...on_GBP_LOG.html http://gold.approximity.com/since1999/Infl...on_GBP_LOG.html SILVER - a success story!

Neel His chart is a monthly one. The spike down and bounce up again was so quick, it can easily be ironed out on a monthly (month end) chart. http://gold.approximity.com/2006/Gold_USD_LOG.html http://gold.approximity.com/since1999/Gold_USD_LOG.html

There is some background to it here: http://www.neuralnetwriter.cylo42.com/node/3721 It really makes you wonder what is the truth.

http://www.housepricecrash.co.uk/forum/ind...howtopic=156023 From the same thread:

Sure. Only, if people generally took delivery, we wouldn't have this discussion anyway. Don't get me wrong, I don't own any silver futures, only the physical commodity. But if you play the paper-shufflers' games, they might just screw you.

They have unlimited credit at the Fed, so why would they ever have to cover? It would just be another black hole on a beyond repair balance sheet.