G0ldfinger

Still on course. http://gold.approximity.com/gold-silver_watch.html

Dubai + Greece -- do they make a Madoff yet? What are a few billions in today's quadrillion dollar world?

A pity that Mr. Lee makes such a big fool out of himself.

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

g:s = 62.88 -- silver has held up very well!

Bubb always stares at GLD like a deer in the headlights. GLD is irrelevant when Sovereigns move markets, and when even hedgies 'take delivery' from the ETFs (as we have seen recently). Forget GLD.

The attitude shown towards Sinclair on this thread here is inappropriate IMO. Sinclair is one of the few people who really stick their neck out - and he has done so for a long time. All this time, gold has gone up and hit one after the other of his targets. The judgement on Sinclair's calls still stands out ($1,650), and also on his further predictions which he announces more quietly. His formula is unbeaten in explaining very concisely what's unfolding. Thta he gets things wrong every now and then is human.

Maybe Bubb has a repeating pattern of getting out too early? He got out of UK property in 2001, 3 years before the property peak in gold and 6 years before the nominal peak. If he does the same with gold, he might lose out on another 500% gain or so.

http://jsmineset.com/2009/12/04/the-tempor...akness-of-gold/

I guess Sinclair just sold some.

Very nice. The $1,200 was van Eedens equilibrium price back then, BTW. Meanwhile I don't give van Eeden so much credit anymore, and the models I believe in show much higher equilibrium prices.

I meant: "Now what?"

What now?

+1.

Obviously that makes you a trader. The downside risk is not only price action, but generally parting with your physical position.

http://gold.approximity.com/since2004/UK_H...es_in_Gold.html

Still on track in this chart: http://gold.approximity.com/since1985/Gold...Ratio_GUESS.png

Silver is also lagging according to this chart. http://gold.approximity.com/gold-silver_watch.html Possibly a reason for buying rather than selling.

A little silver warning: I think it was in an interview on King World News that Jim Sinclair pointed out that he would re-assess his silver holdings once gold had reached $1,224. We're now $24 from that event. Sinclair indicated that he would possibly sell his holdings should the price underperform, which in his eyes was IIRC something below $21-$22 dollars. So, if more people have listened to this watch out. He could of course change his opinion based on momentum in silver etc. DISCLAIMER: I won't sell any of my silver holdings, no matter what Sinclair does.

Yes. Silver spiked up.

Could have, would have, should have. Let's wait and see. Most people don't "get" that they should take delivery.

"Dr. Marc Faber" with an important message to the members of this forum: http://gold.approximity.com/faber_frizzers.mp3

Jim Sinclair, Bill Murphy and Chris Powell on GoldSeek Radio today: http://radio.goldseek.com/

http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index.php?showtopic=7957

So, everyone healthy now?