warpig

Mostly... + Yes 100%. + Not necessarily... We need charts on this thread to help forecast future prices, but your objection to the "gold gurus" seems personal and it's certainly overbearing. I object to `argumentum ad hominem.` + Yes for the moment. Your voice is the loudest on this forum and you're drowning everyone out.

It may not have been coined by you, but it's certainly been over used by you. To be blunt, that's not a bad idea.

Sorry to hear that... but still 14 over par sounds like a good round of gold to me. I hope you were lucky with the weather.

Yes you have! By suggesting there are other gold bull websites, you are asking people to leave if that is their investment profile. You want gold to be primarily discussed within your paper boundaries, limiting the spectrum of debate is stifling. The problem is, your gold investment strategy will not stand the test of time when this all comes crashing down. This has been pointed out to you many times and so far I haven't heard a good explanation as to why you think you'll end up with all the paper profits you think you've earned. Your strategy depends on a system that is hanging by a string. If you want to further discussion and provide a balanced and constructive debate, perhaps you could explain why the system won't collapse, why you think you won't be presented by a MF Global style HTTP 404 error in your trading account and that when/if you can extract your profit from a failing/failed bank, that it won't have been debased in to oblivion. Whilst nothing is risk free, that is the argument for buying physical gold and holding it, there is no counter party risk. Being content with the continuous rise in the price of metal given current negative real interest rates, is a sound investment choice for those that don't have 8 hours a day to dedicate to this. If you can answer this critical point, the discussion will move forward. The 2 posts above speak for themselves. You haven't chased me away. As far as I'm concerned this is a public forum and unless I'm contravening forum rules, then I'm free to post here. If you don't like my investment portfolio then please put up a credible argument as to why. Denying buying and holding gold through market volatility is not a valid investment decision, is a blinkered view IMO. I sold my house and I can now afford to buy it back without a mortgage, for 99.99% of the people on this forum, that is impressive and should not be dismissed.

I'm going to give GEI a wide berth for a while, you win.

At least you've finally come out and said what I've suspected for quite a while.

You'd rather believe any old conspiracy tripe from David Wilcock and Benjamin Fulford, but you refuse to believe gold is manipulated, as is clearly shown by the 3pm smackdown. Doesn't this strike you as inconsistent? You seem to have some vengeful malice towards GATA and JS, They're essentially correct in what they're saying, the problem is there are strong opposing forces in action here, but you refuse to acknowledge them. Both GATA and JS will be proven correct in time.

Take down.

This is an interesting site. It shows global house price rise/decline. http://www.globalpropertyguide.com

I think this about sums him up.

Projected PIIGS Pillage: 3233.5 Tons Of Gold To Be Confiscated By Insolvent European Banks

I'm sure you'd love everyone to sell their silver, it's not going to happen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgzvx1jQXEI

It's not better... it's more honest and I think the reasons are obvious.

I think we're all in this boat.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJzcF0v1eOE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXBfYcjgB4Q

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCnZJt26lh8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7Z4KEH6_ZE

I bought most of my silver at the bottom of the 3rd -57.6% correction. Happy dayz...

This should put things in to perspective.

Interesting time frame. I think it has less than 3 years and I think that's being generous...