G0ldfinger

Sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't. What Sinclair means is that all the Bretton Woods II chickens are now coming home to roost. This is indeed unprecedented.

Fake Silver Panda 2009 thread: http://goldismoney.info/forums/showthread.php?t=418766

http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNew...604&sp=true

It's also a name of a fund as far as I know.

Me too. I give it 5 years or so. But maybe I am naive given that all the Boomers have to get worked through.

I guess his problem is that he has not read this here http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index....st&p=135968 and has not seen this here:

Roubini has no clue. He hasn't done his gold homework. Otherwise he would take into account that monetary inflation has gone 10x or so since 1980. Don't listen to him on the topic of gold.

I think your long term approach will pay. http://gold.approximity.com/gold-silver_watch.html

I listened to the Toronto CIGA conference with Jim Sinclair recently. Jim will reassess his silver holding when gold hits $1,200. He'd then like to see $21-$22 in silver IIRC, otherwise he'd possibly sell. Sinclair is mostly a goldbug, not so interested in silver. So, I give less credit to his silver musings than to his gold insights.

Congrats. And now, don't lose it.

Very nice. Let's see how it works out. Personally, I think the cycles are longer, and we have to finish off the last big one.

Very nice. Let's see how it works out. Personally, I think the cycles are longer, and we have to finish off the last big one.

Silver was quite subdued in the first half of the last century. It recovered in the early second part. This, together with the rise in gold and the Hunt brothers brought the spike. Could it happen again? I think so. There are a lot of people short of silver, and I actually doubt that they sit on metal they can sell if they have to. Also, this is the biggest crisis in 100 years, so we could expect big results as well. Will it happen? Who knows.

Yeah. http://gold.approximity.com/since1930/UK_H...Silver_LOG.html

All back to "normal" in London, eh?

Is this the really BIG PICTURE in gold:silver? http://gold.approximity.com/gold-silver_watch.html

It's good that people like Wanderer and others pay for these bonuses with their pay cuts. I mean, otherwise, these banksters wouldn't get any bonuses, and this would really be too heart-breaking to bear. Revolution, anyone?

Silver has underperformed recently. Time to catch up? http://gold.approximity.com/gold-silver_watch.html

You can STILL get a mortgage for five times your salary Oh, that's good then!* *This sucker will go down big time. We have seen nothing yet.

My guess is that they had the funny belief that they could print and print, and prices only ever would go down. 764 years later, the belief is still left in some people. BTW, is 1345 when 'Kublai Khan closed the gold window?'

Interesting post from over at GIM: http://goldismoney.info/forums/showpost.ph...postcount=30742 Zz, such a coincidence! How did this thread get its name? Especially the 2nd point reminds me of someone on here who always wants to buy "cheap"(!) USD and who always waits for lower prices in gold short term. No names, please! THEY would never allow it, right? Oops. Another poster comes to mind. No names please! There are also some better known people out there with agenda no. 5. Again, any bells ringing? No names please! Interesting point. Those posters who have gold $200 as a target, regularly short silver, or never buy gold because they want to load up cheap Dollars - what's your track record please? Interesting list, isn't it? Finally, we have some stereotypes for the 'other side'. OK, please do take this with a small pinch of salt.

So, trading is first?

Here is a chart that takes interest (base rates) into account: http://gold.approximity.com/since1999/curr...arison_GBP.html

Don't let silver annihilate you.

Goldman's pissed off by having been downgraded by Whitney.