mugwump boy

Isn't that another sterling record?

 

What, not even one tincy wincy rocket?

Please no rockets... they are like GEI's version of the RBCI.

There is something of the 1970s about this "opportunity".

 

I could imagine one of these degenerating into hell on earth. At least with Big Brother, you can vote people out.

What happens when food runs out and everyone decides to eat Tom Cruise?

And how do they keep the zombies/irradiated muties/Democrats on the outside from breaking in?

By the way, AL&K, I ventured to look at your response to me (just ventured to view a single post from you, as I have you routinely blocked!) and found it ignorant, arrogant and repulsive. I reported it. You are a troll. I will NEVER look at a post of yours again. I sincerely hope you are chucked off this board.

+1

Never used the Ignore User function before, until today...

Speaking of RealistBear, the RBCI © is on full alert. Let's see if he's a good indicator this time!

http://www.housepricecrash.co.uk/forum/ind...t&p=2411373

(thread started about 3:30 pm UTC)

Does the RBCI operate in $ or £ ?

This might be a stupid question - please fell free to tell me, I'm keen to learn - but why did gold dip during the Dubai fall out last week? I thought gold rose during periods of uncertainty. Given that, this comment from CNN confuses me further...

http://money.cnn.com/2009/12/01/markets/gold/

Gold hit record highs near $1,200 an ounce Tuesday, as dollar weakness and easing of Dubai debt fears helped the precious metal continue recovering from Friday's losses.

Surely "easing of Dubai fears" should have caused a dip today (instead of the spike we've had) ... or is it a sign of just how many new speculators there are in the gold market at the moment, relatively speaking?

Thanks GF.

some will profit from it big time.

But this is why it's surprising (to me at least) that the vampire squid etc should be on the wrong end of the deal...

Hello

Long time lurker, first time poster.

I've been reading on GEI and elsewhere about a potential Commercial Signal Failure in the gold market and as a newbie I'm a little confused. Forgive me if this is a stupid question but given that a lot of big players like JPM and HSBC are the ones with the gold shorts, who's the equivalent power on the other side that's likely to be able to push a CSF into happening by demanding physical delivery? What would the benefit to them be (obviously: higher gold prices) compared to the potential downside - an enormous economic meltdown. What impact would the unravelling of the paper gold market have on the wider economy in the US in particular?

I see lots of PM fans cheerleading a CSF but wonder how messy it would be... Any thoughts?