G0ldfinger

Very nice. Wanted to buy more anyway.

http://gold.approximity.com/since1999/Gold_USD.html

Nice one: http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article8014.html

http://gold.approximity.com/since2007/Gold_GBP.html

Nice one.

It looks as if another coiling pattern is forming. Up or down from here? I can only see it going down from here. But I have been wrong the last time! http://gold.approximity.com/since2005/Gold-Silver-Ratio.html

Gordon really, really screwed that gold sale up, didn't he? http://gold.approximity.com/since1999/Gold_GBP.html

It seems the US dollar is officially toast (in China): http://jsmineset.com/index.php/2008/12/31/...monty-guild-11/

Article, chart?

Bloomberg: Gold Heads for Record Eighth Annual Advance in London on Dollar, Recession http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...&refer=home

I've heard on FSN Radio that 33 US states have a standing call for a constitutional convention. They only need two more to have one. This would mean the entire US constitution could be thrown over in one way or the other.

Excellent video. Horrible conditions and exploitation these people are working in. Of course this has nothing intrinsically to do with gold, and people working on Lama farms or whatever might just be as miserable. As an investor one of course should make sure to invest in mines with reasonable ethical standards.

Keep it coming, and: welcome to GEI.

Good point. My taxi driver anecdotes from to day show that we're still far from this point (the trough).

I like this point of view. It's all Madoff.

I bought a copy of it today. Haven't read it yet but will soon. It's clear that gold mining will often be illegal and very dangerous (for people and the environment) in developing countries. Funny enough, as a bullion holder, I would in fact greatly profit from the shutdown of existing mines. Anyway, IMO, bad mining might tell more about local governments and economies than anything else.

What's your tagrget GF? 50 oounces? And what's your target for London HPs in OOG? ... 100 ounces not impossible from here. I think I had 200 as a target once upon a time. But 100 ounces from 666 now . That makes gold in London houses from here still a potential 6 1/2- bagger. Ouch Yes, I think London will drop more than the UK average. For the UK I see 100 oz as a given, 80 oz probable, 50 oz a possibility. In any case, someone who invested into gold rather than property over the past 5 years should be more than happy to exchange this gold for a house at 100 oz if this was the ultimate goal. This person will have made a killing.

HPC have changed their layout. It looks like total sh1te now.

Was he under the assumption that they would be able to produce infinite cheap amounts of gold at CERN by the end of the year? :lol:

http://gold.approximity.com/since1985/Gold_GBP.html

I think that was James Turk.

As we are writing, the average UK house price in ounces of gold is: £158,442 / £575.70/oz = 275 oz. As predicted on here many times before, UK home owners are now experiencing a double whammy of house prices falling off a cliff while their currency is going down the toilet.

I think I will buy some more silver pre-Christmas.

Indeed. I am most annoyed about the huge losses I made in my discounted Sterling lifetime income.

I bought some recently. See also this post/thread here: http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index....ost&p=83536