G0ldfinger

I think statements like this are moronic. It either goes to the MOON, or, OH HORROR!, all bets are off!!

GLD volume is meaningless when the big money buys loco London.

I don't give him as much weight as before anymore. I don't see a big problem for a very well justified change in opinion. But the facts hardly changed at all while he still changed his opinion. The frustrated bull thing is a joke. If only 5% of all the worlds investment wealth went into gold for "insurance" reason (no speculation etc.), we would have a clear Mars shot already.

Shoot, that's not good. I wish they would wait a little longer. I really don't have enough yet. If now "our" "elite" wakes up, then even more shoot. Got to be in it to win it.

Highlighting is from me. When the German/Swiss/Italian will try to do the same with their gold in the US, they will get a nice paper promise in return.

OK, so the "clever" BTLers (who still took a while!) get out now. Good to know.

I agree 100%. Everytime gold will only go near $1,000, people will fall into a buying frenzy. I mean, I will, that's for sure. The USD is dead in the water - and everyone knows it. http://www.spiegel.de/international/german...41758-2,00.html

Earlier this week I bought Sovereigns at CID for a 5.17% premium. Pretty good deal IMHO, especially given that the number was very small.

Of course not. They default by inflation, but at the same time there will be confiscation (e.g. of European national gold treasures stored in the US). It's going to be interesting indeed.

A nice analysis. Personally I think that hyperinflation is the only way for the US because of the exact consequences of a default Lynch describes http://www.glgroup.com/News/Dollar-destine...blic-42857.html

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It's not possible, not politically practical. There is no real way around hyperinflation. King must know this. Imagine all these BTLers, FTBers etc. dangling over the Property Precipice at 15%!

+1. Where's Miller, by the way?

Good that I just bought a few more Sovs then.

From HPC: Isn't it funny, how in my 2-year old projection in my signature below I even got the little nudge up right?

Yes, it's completely retarded.

Yes, I got that one too. Cheers anyway!

This is exactly what I am doing, with these two charts always in my mind: http://gold.approximity.com/since1968/

Bought some Sovs yesterday. Gold dipping a little, and a very low premium - I could not resist.

I stick with my short-term forecast: http://gold.approximity.com/gold-silver_watch.html

Cheers! I guess I'll also look up James Turk's stuff, and Jim Sinclair's. Maybe Ted Butler.

Any comments?

Hey guys, could anyone provide me with links to the threads where PM ETFs get discussed, i.e. why you shouldn't really invest with them? Cheers.

What about the 'correction' down to below $700 after it had reached $1,000? EDIT: If there's a Brownian Motion behind it then it has infinitely many corrections every month anyway.

The (central) banks and some deluded "investors".