G0ldfinger

No, just please sell it all at the lowest possible price. I want to buy some for cheap.

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They're calling for it as if they knew that we'll be going Zimbabwe sooner rather than later.

We buy it from them for cheap. http://gold.approximity.com/gold-silver_watch.html

VERY interesting indeed.

That would mean I ordered my 1kg Koala silver coin just in time this morning.

I only hold physical, to which I count my GoldMoney and BullionVault accounts.

Some time ago I could have sold some gold and silver to pay my wife's student loan. Instead I said "screw the Chinese" and fixed a low rate for 15 years. Thanks Mr. Wen!

You should pet them every now and then. My cat likes to play fetch with Sovereigns.

3.2% - no f***ing deflation, eh? :lol:

I think timing doesn't matter much yet, because it is early days.

Do you mean the traders?

+1

Jim Sinclair: http://jsmineset.com/index.php/2009/03/23/the-geithner-plan/

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

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...&refer=home Gazing into my crystal ball, I predict lower house prices.

The less he buys of the real thing, the more you can buy. If too many like Bubb bought physical, paupers like me couldn't afford any.

We have seen nothing yet. Especially when interest rates will go two digits in a few years time the sky will be falling. http://property.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life...icle5948641.ece Let's wait and see how much consolation these flexible rate mortgages really are.

Come on, who would trade gold??!! With all the warnings we gave them!

Someone gave it to me in return for empty promises on paper! You wouldn't believe it, really.

Lupercal needs a reason to sell. Come on, give him one!

100% guaranteed. Even some of the few who had bought some before have recently been seen giving it away for empty promises printed on paper!

Get used to it, because it could go on for a decade or so until the bull is over. Just look at property.

Seems we're going back to norm here. http://gold.approximity.com/since1985/UK_H...ces_in_USD.html