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  1. WOW . Oil. whatta a move!

     

    $25 is like $200 on Gold

     

    I understand it's because a lot of traders demanded delivery as futures expired and, with recent bad weather, there wasn't the oil to deliver. This resulted in a huge short squeeze.

     

    One day this will happen in silver.

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    Welcome to the World's Largest Gold Vault

     

     

    http://abcnews.go.com/Business/story?id=5835433&page=1

     

     

     

     

    :D

     

     

     

     

     

    (because gold is a commodity of course!Wonder where they keep the soyabeans?)

     

    Interesting with all this talk about backing toxic crap with gold reserves that this appears?

    Billions of dollars are risked on exploration, billions more spent on extracting gold from deep in the ground at huge environmental costs only to then store the gold deep in the ground.

     

  3. Ker, coffee took a big hit this week and broke what I saw as support. Think the selling was related to the ETC panic. The seasonal chart suggests down into October, then up. But I don't think it's a bad bet from these levels. Volatile market though - you have to be quick to take prfits.

  4. IG Index OCT-08 spiked down to 846 while the markets were closed. Has anyone here ever seen that before (or more importantly been stopped out like this)?

     

    IG are crooks . Do not use them. They are a boiler room. This is a blatant fraud to stop out a load of longs becasue they are on the other side of the bet.

  5. "No fiat currency has ever survived and when it does it will be catastrophic."

     

    ???

    Sterling has survived for 1,000 years. What do you need; 2,000? 5,000?

     

    Sterling has been a fiat currency since WW1. So it's survived about 100 years.

     

    Churchill was very anti fiat currency, I believe. He tried to put us back on the gold standard , but at the pre WW1 price , and brought deflationary havoc as a consequence.

     

    You could argue that since WW1 sterling has traded against the dollar which was until 1971 on a gold standard thus that we have only been totally fiat since 1971.

     

    Since 1971 we have had two major currency crises and devaluations.

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