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GF - you may find this link interesting http://www.safehaven.com/article/5133/the-...r-spike-of-1980

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i have posted this a few times but it sums up why pd > pt imho: http://www.commodityonline.com/news/Precio...-24102-3-1.html + here's a bullish writers view: http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article17368.html and finally..... here is something i prepared earlier http://www.greenenergyinvestors.com/index....st&p=186793 This could move quickly now......... a log graph (not shown) suggests current support at $450 Good Luck!

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i hope you're right GF, so does my wife

i agree with this, however, i think its a case of short-term vs longer term; on your shorter term chart the current setup in the GSR has been broken to the downside and is now looking for something resembling support - and here we move to GF's longer term cycle chart, where the GSR has clearly broken through the suggested downward trendline. Whilst it is indeed now moving to the downside, is it not reasonable to assume that the broken trendline may act as a support and present and 'bouncing' point for the GSR to move up again. Of course, it could be that the GSR never bounces too high and just moves down 'on the outside' of the trendline bouncing all the way. However, as it has clearly broken through the trendline GF suggests, this will be most interesting aspect of where the GSR heads next (after presumably hitting the support)

or? which would coincide with a pm spike this March and pull-back thereafter, who knows? but i struggle to see the cycle your graph portrays tbh

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tis still an ounce of gold Kruggers have copper in them (as well as gold, lol)

here we go: (credit pix for capturing this at the time)

reminds me of the day in 2008 when silver 'glitched' down to $6 on the comex - though i have to say this never materialized (yet )

Hmm, i wonder if the etf purchasers will get grumpy about this or just shrug it off

afaics, the only way gold will stay permanently high in fiat terms is if we reach a new gold standard as the end point But, what happens when lots of people switch from gold to dow if this ratio <2? This assumes that the new gold standard will be in place by then, otherwise gold will surely fall in fiat currency

this begs the question: why did this not happen in 1980 then? and then i remember jim sinclair on kwn, who talks of how close the $ came to capitulating, but didn't therefore, i think to myself, beware of bubbles and how people may justify them (no matter how high they go - granted this one may go a lot higher)

one of my favourite pieces of piano music From: a modern take on Dies Irae From:

just to say - i would add that it is very likely that both yourself and harvi have seen apocalypse now, but if you have not, boy are you in for a treat!

is there some sort of on-line guide available for understanding your posts?

Bobby hoye recently admitted he got it wrong so i hear

Hmm, phase 3?

i would quite like to know who that was - just to be sure i clarify with them in the future re. price if i use them can you imagine it going the other way if the price fell, i can't! go on name 'em! :-)

yep - i agree with what you're saying but interestingly the older lunars have become very collectable, esp. the 2000 dragon which rarely sells under £50. Also the silver - gold embossed lunars are quite collectable. I regularly trawl through the scrap silver jewellery / antique mixed lots now to hunt for bargains, it's getting harder though!

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that was a great album and very different from the first