Mr Pipples

There seems to be plenty of pro-gold sector articles about right now but here's a couple: Gold Price Set to Explode Higher on Surging Monetary Inflation - by By: Jim_Willie_CB: http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article7500.html Last paragraph: Financial Mayhem to Fuel Gold’s Next Surge? - by Sean Brodrick: http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/financial-m...t-surge-3-28362

Eh? You round 15.4466.... down? Or maybe I did type a number wrong. Anyways...

Maybe Ker should change his name to 'Austin Powers - Man of Mystery' - or has that already been lined up for cgnao?

£15.447 I think - if I didn't make any mistakes. Total up the £xgg then divide by £ spent.

I think Ker reckons silver will get a BIG slap today and cgnao reckons gold will dip to £500ish soon before going up higher.

http://weightoncoin.com/coins/index.php?ma...roducts_id=1304 £615

Also, just got a message from GM regarding collection of silver from London with this: (Would apply to gold too no doubt.) Not happy about that! Pretty cheeky IMO and makes actual collection from GM more expensive/less appealing... Hmmm...

There's quite a lot of restrictions involved with withdrawing physical from BV - check website - inc' (I think) that it'd have to be in LBMA bars (@400oz gold).

romans holiday

Yep, G&S down but £ down more so... Thinking of putting the last bit of £ I have in savings into G. It would seem that £ = toast. Oh, lordy... I think RH with his deflation = fiat crisis theory could be right. Surely the crap $ will pop too - what the F does it stand for?

Cheers for that.

Any chance you could summarise a bit, Pixel8r?

I guess that's the real pain in the ass.

There was this, as an example: Silver market fixing under official investigation - http://arabianmoney.net/2008/09/25/silver-...-investigation/

That may depend on how close you are to 50...

While we're on about coins - seen this? New policy on purchase and sale of silver 'Libertad' coins: http://www.321gold.com/editorials/price/price102808.html

You get pro-gold as well as anti-gold commentators dismissing shortage claims... I have read though (I will have likely posted the article(s) up here somewhere) that records show the US mint has, in the past, been able to churn out a far higher number of coins then it's doing right now - so maybe it is a supply problem (or they've been told not to?) rather then processing delays. True. Not easy to actually get this gold in your personal possession though (unless you can afford @400oz). More doable for silver though... Reckon? I thought he was pretty pro-gold on the whole. I was expecting it to be more anti...

The Trial of Gold - by David Galland: http://safehaven.com/article-11694.htm You'll like this.

Over at FT: Marcus Grubb, Managing Director of Investment Research and Marketing at the World Gold Council, answers readers’ questions on the outlook for the market below. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/d171461c-a00d-11...0077b07658.html

Hardly. Eg. deleveraging.

Top of the channel then new lows or?

Bring it on!

Keep palms together for $1000 or above.

There maybe are a few on here who comment from a trading perspective but I think there's also a fair number of people who've thrown a big part of what they have into PMs - cause they figured it the best thing to do considering the scary shit that's going down. Depending on situations, this may have a serious, major effect on their (& families, dependants, children) future well-being. Can't blame them for being bothered by how things are playing out.

Over at FT: Ask the Expert - Gold’s sparkle begins to fade? http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/d171461c-a00d-11...?nclick_check=1 Some geezer from the World Gold Council... Bound to slate it then.