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Your Gracious comments are mutualy recieved SIR FWIW i highly regard your opinion and high council. Who says their is only discourse and hostility on the GEI boards,amongst the Gold investors their is clearly ownly mutual respect and a quest for the TRUTH. All For one and one for All From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQHLgJjLEno http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQHLgJjLEno

We dont need god weve got KING CGNAo SIR PIXEL8R SIR FWIW and we've Got Gold

No Musings from the living legend KING CGNAo today i for one am disapointed. Come on Good Sir grace us all with your latest thoughts on where we are along the Hyperinflationary crack up boom path.??

Still cooking on gas GBP record looks like it might be taken out tonight.!! Price/oz Gold Chg Gold Chg% US Dollar -- 11/19-15:37 -- -- 1144.70 +1.30 +0.11% Australian Dollar -1.22% 11/19-15:31 1.0887 0.9186 1246.18 +16.39 +1.33% Brazilian Real -0.13% 11/19-15:03 1.7236 0.5802 1973.00 +4.87 +0.25% British Pound -0.58% 11/19-15:36 0.6005 1.6654 687.34 +4.73 +0.69% Canadian Dollar -0.77% 11/19-15:37 1.0631 0.9407 1216.87 +10.70 +0.89% Chinese Yuan -0.02% 11/19-04:38 6.8236 0.1466 7810.97 +10.70 +0.14% Euro -0.31% 11/19-15:37 0.6702 1.4922 767.12 +3.27 +0.43% Hong Kong Dollar +0.00% 11/19-11:11 7.7455 0.1291 8866.27 +9.95 +0.11% Indian Rupee -1.16% 11/19-09:54 46.7500 0.0214 53514.73 +672.49 +1.27% Japanese Yen +0.36% 11/19-15:36 89.0050 0.0112 101884.02 -255.90 -0.25% Mexican Pesos -0.31% 11/19-15:37 13.0475 0.0766 14935.47 +63.04 +0.42% Russian Ruble -0.30% 11/19-15:31 28.7923 0.0347 32958.55 +134.73 +0.41% S.African Rand -1.04% 11/19-15:36 7.5300 0.1328 8619.59 +98.40 +1.15% Swiss Franc -0.34% 11/19-15:37 1.0133 0.9869 1159.87 +5.20 +0.45%

Maxim in law who allows themselves to be DECIEVED will be DECIEVED

Twice in 1 week HAIL KING CGNAo Sitting in his GolDEN ToWERS. Nobody laughing any more hey KING CGNAo!!!!!

Ludwig von mises did he called it the hyperinflationary crack up boom. Inflation Then Hyperinflation A "bumper crop" is one where there is an over-abundance of corn, for example. There is so much corn, that each kernel is worth very little. That's what's happening to the value of the US dollar with the amount of them coming off the printing presses at the Treasury. "The paper currency is a declining asset and as that happens people will convert it to something of tangible worth, such as hard assets. Paper money can be printed with no cost to the politicians." When that happens, prices of raw materials and hard assets will rise in an inflationary environment. "Sooner or later, everyone is going to realize that the only way we can pay back one bond is to issue another one and you have a situation where you're using MasterCard to pay your Visa." That's when Goyette thinks we'll see what Mises called the "crack-up boom," hyperinflation and the demise of the exchange economy. RESET To HoNEST MoNEY DEAD AHEAD!!!!!!! GoT GoLD??????

I am glad your working on your edinburgh festival piece at this rate you will be the headlining act.

Sublime GF that was sublime not subprime

No 9 ???? UK No 18 World official gold holding (March 2009)[8] Rank Country/Organization Gold (tonnes) Gold's share of total forex reserves (%)[8] 1 United States 8,133.5 78.9% 2 Germany 3,412.6 71.5% 3 International Monetary Fund 3,017.3 - 4 France 2,487.1 72.6% 5 Italy 2,451.8 66.5% 6 China 1,054.0[10] 0.9% 7 Switzerland 1,040.1 41.1% 8 Japan 765.2 2.2% 10 India 757.7[11] 6% 11 Netherlands 612.5 61.7% 12 European Central Bank 536.9 23.7% 13 Russia 523.7 4.0% 14 Taiwan 423.6 4.2% 15 Spain 416.8 42.5% 16 Portugal 382.5 90.2% 17 Venezuela 363.9 35.5% 18 United Kingdom 310.3 18.7% 19 Lebanon 286.8 30.0% 20 Austria 280.0 50.5% 21 Belgium 227.5 42.5% 22 Algeria 173.6 3.6% 23 Philippines 153.9 12.3% 24 Libya 143.8 4.5% 25 Saudi Arabia 143.0 12.4% 26 Sweden 135.9 14.2% 27 Singapore 127.4 2.2% 28 Bank for International Settlements 125.0 - 29 South Africa 124.7 11.0% 30 Turkey 116.1 4.7% 31 Greece 112.5 92.8% 32 Romania 103.7 8.4% 33 Poland 102.9 5.0% 34 Thailand 87.4 2.2% 35 Australia 79.8 7.3% 36 Kuwait 79.0 11.9% 37 Egypt 75.6 6.4% 38 Indonesia 73.1 4.3% 39 Kazakhstan 72.0 11.6% 40 Denmark 66.5 4.7% 41 Pakistan 65.4 20.3% 42 Argentina 54.7 3.4% 43 Finland 49.1 17.6% 44 Bulgaria 39.9 7.6% 45 West African Economic and Monetary Union 36.5 11.8% 46 Malaysia 36.4 1.2% 47 Slovakia 35.1 81.6% 48 Peru 34.7 3.3% 49 Brazil 33.6 0.5% 50 Bolivia 28.3 10.3% 51 Ecuador 26.3 11.6% 52 Ukraine 26.2 2.0% 53 Syria 25.9 - 54 Morocco 22.0 2.2% 55 Nigeria 21.4 0.9% 56 Belarus 20.3 11.6% 57 Jordan 14.8 5.2% 58 South Korea 14.3 0.1% 59 Cyprus 13.9 29.7% 60 Czech Republic 13.2 0.9% 61 Netherlands Antilles 13.1 31.4% 62 Cambodia 12.4 12.9% 63 Qatar 12.4 2.6% 64 Serbia 12.2 2.3% 65 Laos 8.1 23.1% 66 Latvia 7.7 3.3% 67 El Salvador 7.3 8.2% 68 Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa 7.1 - 69 Guatemala 6.9 3.9% 70 Colombia 6.9 0.8% 71 Macedonia 6.8 7.6% 72 Tunisia 6.8 2.1% 73 Lithuania 5.8 2.3% 74 Ireland 5.5 16.3% 75 Sri Lanka 5.3 3.8% 76 Mongolia 5.2 10.9% 77 Bahrain 4.7 - 78 Bangladesh 3.5 1.6% 79 Mexico 3.4 0.1% 80 Canada 3.4 0.2% 81 Slovenia 3.2 7.2% 82 Aruba 3.1 17.1% 83 Hungary 3.1 0.3% 84 Mozambique 3.0 4.6% 85 Kyrgyzstan 2.6 5.3% 86 Luxembourg 2.3 10.8% 87 Albania 2.2 2.6% 88 Hong Kong 2.1 0.0% 89 Iceland 2.0 1.9% 90 Tajikistan 2.0 - 91 Papua New Guinea 2.0 2.1% 92 Mauritius 1.9 2.4% 93 Trinidad and Tobago 1.9 0.6% 94 Yemen 1.6 0.5% 95 Suriname 1.4 7.0% 96 Cameroon 0.9 - 97 Honduras 0.7 0.7% 98 Paraguay 0.7 0.6% 99 Dominican Republic 0.6 0.7% 100 Gabon 0.4 - 101 Republic of the Congo 0.3 - 102 Chad 0.3 - 103 Central African Republic 0.3 - 104 Uruguay 0.3 0.1% 105 Estonia 0.2 0.1% 106 Chile 0.2 0.0% 107 Malta 0.2 0.8% 108 Costa Rica 0.1 0.0% Gold trusts (Gold exchange-traded funds) Rank Country/Organization Gold (tonnes) Gold's share of total forex reserves (%)[8] 1 SPDR Gold Trust 1,104[12] - 2 iShares Gold Trust 66.9 [13] - 3 Central Fund of Canada 30.2[14] - 4 BullionVault 18.0[15]

Absolutely ;)I reckon i've got more than them But i wouldnt let anyone audit mine either.But mines mine theirs is the peoples/sheeples SSSSSHHHHHHH THEY MIGHT AWAKEN !!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/december-...11-15?dist=news Gold for December delivery rose as high as $1,140.70 an ounce. It ended up $22.50, or 2%, at $1,139.20 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The thinly traded November contract climbed $22.50, or 2%, to $1,138.6 an ounce, the strongest settlement price for a Comex front-month contract. There were "huge short covering rallies in all the precious metals," said George Gero, a precious-metals trader for RBC Capital Markets. Trading patterns "signify buyers [are] interested in the long term holding of the metals as the dollar fell." The latest gains for the precious metal came as the dollar slipped as investors piled into so-called risk assets such as U.S. stocks and higher-yielding currencies. Bolstering risk appetite, the U.S. government showed retail sales in October rose more than anticipated, led by a rebound in auto sales from a post-clunkers slump. Gold Is Precious to the IRS, TooThe tax code treats gold, silver and precious-metals ETFs as collectibles, not capital gains. Sell them at a profit, and you could be taxed at hefty rates. Also weighing on the dollar, over the weekend leaders at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum pledged to maintain stimulus measures, efforts which have helped this year's rebound in commodities, emerging stocks and currencies - to the dollar's detriment. The dollar index /quotes/comstock/11j!i:dxy0 (DXY 74.90, -0.25, -0.33%) , which tracks the U.S. currency versus a basket of foreign counterparts, fell about 0.5% to 74.963 in recent trading, after briefly erasing the day's decline, and compared to 75.298 in late New York trading on Friday. The index has lost about 16% since early March. Read related dollar story. /quotes/comstock/11j!i:dxy0 DXY 74.90, -0.25, -0.33% "The metal seems set to extend higher as record-low interest rates, inflation concerns, central-bank purchases and falling mine output draws a broad spectrum of investment demand," said James Moore, analyst at TheBullionDesk.com. "We are looking to see if the dollar index breaks lower, which could push gold above $1,150 and on toward $1,180," he wrote in a note to clients. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday in a speech that the U.S. economy still faces considerable challenges, but the most likely outcome is "moderate" growth with subdued inflation. "A certain portion of the buying interest has come from the continued weakness of the dollar, but there is more to it than that," said Darin Newsom, senior analyst at Telvent DTN. "This is a different type of gold rally, with support coming from both sides of the market -- investment [and] fundamental." In gold exchange-traded funds, holdings in SPDR Gold Shares /quotes/comstock/13*!gld/quotes/nls/gld (GLD 111.80, +0.17, +0.15%) , the biggest gold ETF, fell slightly to 1,113.83 metric tons as of Friday. In other metals futures, December silver gained $1.02, or 5.9%, to $18.40 an ounce. December palladium added $19.25, or 5.4%, to $376 an ounce, and January platinum rose $55.90, or 4%, to $1,444.60 an ounce. December copper added 13.1 cents, or 4.4%, to $3.1035 a pound. Moming Zhou is a MarketWatch reporter based in New York. Myra Saefong contributed to the story. Polya Lesova is reporter for MarketWatch, based in Frankfurt. I'm not a gold bug, but I assume gold is going up because they realize as do all truly informed investors that the fundamental problems that got us into this situation in the first place have not and, apparently, will not be addressed. Instead, the fools are simply attempting to inflate yet another bubble. They have succeeded, temporarily, in equities, but not in jobs, something that partly indicates the complete folly of their attempt to push off the total crash that _should_ have occurred if proper market forces had been allowed to flush out the perpetrators of this mess. It has only been delayed and will, as a result of their political attempts to save the infirm and undeserving, come back with a vengeance, being a far greater crash the second time than it would have been if they'd have let the market function properly.Reply Link Track Replies Report Abuse twopackshaker 31 minutes ago+1 Vote (2 Up / 1 Dn) Here is the list of the top goldbugs in the world and the amount of gold they store in their vaults in metric tons: 1 United States 8,133.5 2 Germany 3,412.6 3 International Monetary Fund 3,017.3 4 France 2,487.1 5 Italy 2,451.8 6 China 1,054.0 7 Switzerland 1,040.1 8 Japan 765.2 10 India 757.7 11 Netherlands 612.5 12 European Central Bank 536.9 13 Russia 523.7 14 Taiwan 423.6 15 Spain 416.8 Gold doesn't seem so worthless to me when all of the major governments and financial institutions in the world are hoarding it. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday in a speech that the U.S. economy still faces considerable challenges, but the most likely outcome is "moderate" growth with subdued inflation. is that the same Helicopter Ben who said that we weren't in recession, that the subprime issues would be contained and that they wouldn't affect the overall economy? Why should anyone believe a thing he says now? http://www.commodityonline.com/futures-tra...mber-12796.html Benny keeps printing new dollars out of thin air and backed by nothing, which dilutes the value of every dollar in your pocket.! Just practicing for tomorrow. From Jim Sinclair at jsmineset.com 1. I would recommend that you review the paper by Martin Armstrong titled "How All Systems Can Collapse Overnight." The US dollar has declined slowly and in an orderly manner. Loss of confidence internationally is building. All of sudden the orderly decline, like all bear markets, will become completely disorderly. Gold will be up $75 and then gain another $75 in the US hours as shorts are taken out on a stretcher. 2. There is a floor in gold at $1045 where India purchased from the IMF. China is in to "saving face." and therefore more likely to buy the remaining IMF gold at $1044 than to step up in price. Others knowing that would more than likely front run China again. 3. Now the community is back into top calling. Before you subscribe to this please review the market action of gold on its second move above $400 in 1979. Be careful as gold is going to $1224-$1278, $1650 and then on to Alf numbers.

Good luck big t but i think you are exiting very prematurely from what is clearly the safest assest class to be hold up in, i think there will be some further contractions in the property market in the future and some serious upward movements in the price of gold.Everyones circumstances and aspirations direct a different path.

BEHoLD THE RETURN oF THE KING CGNAo I HoPE HE WILL STAY THIS TIME AND CoNTINUE To INSPIRE THE MASSES WHITH HIS INFINATE WISDoM. THE KNIGHTS NEED THEIR LEADER IN THE BATTLE To LEAD THE MASSES To THE GoLDEN LIGHT oF TRUTH

You are truly illuminated good sir,we are just seeing the undercard at the momment building upto the main event CHINA Versus WoRLD X1.As for the gold questions when is the insanity going to stop and the conscious awakening begin. Live spot prices say all that needs saying:- WAKE UP !!!!!!!!!! Price/oz Gold Chg Gold Chg% US Dollar -- 11/16-14:22 -- -- 1141.80 +23.30 +2.08% Australian Dollar +0.67% 11/16-14:20 1.0646 0.9394 1215.82 +17.07 +1.42% Brazilian Real +0.76% 11/16-14:21 1.7036 0.5870 1945.68 +25.66 +1.34% British Pound +1.02% 11/16-14:21 0.5934 1.6853 677.67 +7.18 +1.07% Canadian Dollar +0.68% 11/16-14:22 1.0452 0.9568 1193.67 +16.61 +1.41% Chinese Yuan -0.02% 11/16-04:33 6.8227 0.1466 7793.57 +163.61 +2.14% Euro +0.63% 11/16-14:21 0.6661 1.5013 760.89 +11.10 +1.48% Hong Kong Dollar +0.00% 11/16-13:55 7.7545 0.1290 8856.41 +183.01 +2.11% Indian Rupee +0.40% 11/16-13:55 46.0050 0.0217 52546.91 +883.40 +1.71% Japanese Yen +0.90% 11/16-14:22 88.8600 0.0113 101495.89 +1200.00 +1.20% Mexican Pesos +0.50% 11/16-14:21 12.9602 0.0772 14803.14 +234.68 +1.61% Russian Ruble +0.82% 11/16-14:20 28.6310 0.0349 32699.47 +410.27 +1.27% S.African Rand +0.63% 11/16-14:22 7.3721 0.1356 8420.36 +122.76 +1.48% Swiss Franc +0.69% 11/16-14:22 1.0054 0.9947 1148.41 +16.10 +1.42%

QUOTE (Errol @ Nov 14 2009, 09:45 AM) Just people who know that gold is going to £5000 an ounce. That's more like it.

Is that all Errol.!!! What are you basing that expectation on.?

double post oops

one of my favourite MAX vids an oldie but goldie!!! Wake the F**CK up british people ! said Max Keiser "B and B was eating its own faeces" "They wont wake up they will go down the pub" From:

Gold near record highs as dollar weakens Bullion has hit record highs for six out of the past eight sessions Rebekah Curtis London — Gold rose on Friday, hovering below the previous session's record high and building a base above $1,100 an ounce as the dollar edged lower and analysts predicted further losses in the currency, Bullion has hit record highs for six out of the past eight sessions, touching an all-time peak of $1,122.85 on Thursday on the view the dollar would remain weak. Spot gold was at $1,106.65 per ounce at 1102 GMT, up 0.3 per cent from New York's notional close of $1,103.60. The U.S. currency was 0.3 per cent lower against a basket of major currencies and has lost about 7 per cent so far this year, making commodities priced in the greenback cheaper for holders of other currencies. “It's tracking the dollar,” said David Thurtell, an analyst at Citi, adding that Citi predicts further losses in the dollar.“There's so much bullishness now about gold,” he said. “It's hard to see any real reasons why you'd want to sell it.” Gold was poised finish the week with a 1 per cent gain after rising 4.9 per cent last week, which was the biggest weekly gain since late April. U.S. gold futures for December delivery were up $1.1 at $1,107.70 per ounce. They rose to a record high of $1,123.40 on Thursday. Investors are also betting on more central bank buying after news last week that the International Monetary Fund had sold 200 tonnes of bullion to India's central bank. “It can get to $1,250 before we get a really serious correction,” Mr. Thurtell said of bullion. “That might not happen this year, it might be early next year.” U.S. crude oil rose above $77. Gold often moves in line with crude, both because it can be used as a hedge against oil-led inflation and as rising crude prices often increase interest in commodities as an asset class. The world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, SPDR Gold Trust, on the other hand, said its holdings stood at 1,114.443 tonnes as of Nov. 12, unchanged from the previous day. South Africa, previously the world's top producer, said gold output fell 9.3 per cent in volume terms in September compared to a year earlier. There was also a revival in interest in silver with holdings in the world's largest silver-backed exchange-traded fund hitting a record high. The holdings in the iShares Silver Trust rose 183.37 tonnes, or 2.1 per cent, from the previous day to an all-time high of 8,923.52 tonnes as of Nov. 12. Silver traded at $17.27 from $17.21. Platinum was at $1,353.50 from $1,350.50 and palladium was at $350.50 from $346.95. “The market is bullish and, combined with our view on the US dollar – $1.60 against the euro towards end of Q1 2010 – downside seems well contained,” Standard Bank analyst Walter de Wet said in a note. But he added: “Gold's ascent will slow in the next eight weeks as jewellery seasonal demand tapers off.”

DEFINETLY !! and other posters no names mentioned or needed we should give them the accolade CHUMP

Do you regularly meet up with Halcyon and have long drawn out debates.?? Do send the good fellow my best regards.!! Thinking out loud "what on earth is going on in FINLAND seemed such a lovely place too".

I like it FWIW u deserve a knighthood as well ARISE SIR FWIW