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Never mind those losers. It reminds me of Charlie Brooker's TVGoHome entry for 'Planet Littlejohn':
Planet Oldie is rather similar - doubtless once it is only RB posting 800 times per hour he will be in complete and utter control, and blissfully happy.
Back to biz - do I see another growth spurt building in our young Gold bull?
:lol: Rimmer World
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I been barred too LOL.
I'm gonna register with the 5 or so free email addresses i have and do not use.
and post as many links as possible here.
I suspect it's a bit trickier than that...
You'll need another IP address (preferably another ISP), one that doesn't look anything like your previous address and another PC probably...
Strange thing is I was only praising the mods a couple of days ago, and I never insulted or said anything to them directly or indirectly. All I said is I was going to leave and they got all bent out of shape.If it's any consolation, I still don't know why I got banned at the time...
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I wonder if the BBC will report it on the main news if Gold does breach 1,000. Surely they'll be able to sandwich it in between the dire news of the banks, houses, jobs, higher petrol prices and general inflation.
Of course, if there is any news on Maddie all these issues will get pushed to one side.
Priorities my boy...
Well, I distinctly recall them making a big splash of gold trading above $600 back in the spring of 2006 and then the price peaked at around $730. If they choose to repeat the exercise on this occasion, and I see no reason why they wouldn't, then the $1170 target looks like a great contrarian indicator to me.
Obviously, we'll have to study things a lot closer when the time comes...
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OK here is the question. Does gold retreat to the 800s like oil did when it breached 100 (oil went back to 88)?
Or does it hit every newspaper and news show around the world and quickly run-off to 1,200?
That's a tough one..
FWIW and barring any black swans (eg. AMBAC downgrade, etc.) in the interim, I reckon the POG will bobble up and down $50 either side of the $1000 mark for a bit before progressing higher to the $1050 to $1170 range...
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CNBC are a total joke. They should be a comedy channel or fiction.
Monday - BUY GOLD
Tuesday - SELL GOLD
Wednesday - BUY GOLD
No wonder Americans walk around in a daze most of the time.
As they like to say over on the Kitco forum, "Don't let them cheat you out of your cheap gold and silver!"
I'm sure CNBC are just helping out the pro traders...
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Ooops.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...&refer=home
Ambac Trading Halted Pending Statement, NYSE Says (Update1)
By Christine Richard
March 5 (Bloomberg) -- Ambac Financial Group Inc., the bond insurer facing a crippling credit-rating downgrade, had its shares halted pending an announcement, according to the New York Stock Exchange.
Um, interesting...
Bailout or downgrade, I wonder?
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Yeah, I'm just worried that some who want to know, don't know where to find this thread.
I never realised that some people seem actually to hate gold. You live and learn.
I think some over there just hate anything that isn't white tbh...
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Leave them to it and let them wallow in their own ignorance. I'm sure they will be trying to console themselves with all the dollars RB has told them to buy.
Oh dear...
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LOL the commodities slump didn't last long and OPEC has just told everyone to go fook themselves.
Silver/gold looking great, glad I bought a some yesterday.
Bernanke Rumour of 0.75% cut AGAIN on March 18th, UK Food inflation over 4%, minimum wage to rise 3.8%
You just can't make this sh!t up.
They can and will as I believe sticking a zero after the 4 would be more appropriate IMO...
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That's some recovery! Miss-timed that completely and ended up dropping a few Oz of silver.... Note to self; Buy and hold, Buy and hold.
I should have known I was to much of a novice to trade this rattle snake!
The daily trading ranges in the silver market right now are truly a sight to behold and touted to become even more volatile as the current upleg gathers further momentum. Taking today's range for example, we see that it's in excess of a $1 (5%) which is not the sort of market one should go day trading in IMO.
Still, if you manage crack the formula than no doubt the rewards will be astronomical, but if you get it wrong, then the danger of getting left behind is all too real.
Personally, I'm looking for a sub 40 gold:silver ratio before exchanging much of my silver holdings back into gold. This way I never have to trade out of my core position and nominal prices are more for interest rather than guidance.
NB. Silver just blipped up another 20 cents whilst typing this post. How anyone's capable of trading that is beyond me and those that can do it consistently have my full admiration...
UPDATE: Make that 30 cents...
No, I tell a lie, make that 40 cents. Jeez this market's red hot I tell yer! -
Hi folks, another former HPC gold poster here, had enough - they're taking the pi55 over there, may go back now and then to speak about hpc but doubt it will be often after the way they behaved.
BTW, I was originally Impartial, I am no longer I am a Comrade In Golden Arms inspired by jsmineset.
glad we have a new gold thread and Dr. Bubb deserves the publicity and members at his site.
let's have it.
Hi CIGA/Impartial,
Thought you conducted yourself really well this evening over at the asylum. Although I found events over there today highly amusing, I must admit, I'm somewhat flabbergasted at their juvenilistic bravado as it clearly demonstrated the degree of pressure that they are now under following yesterday's ill-conceived upheaval.
Should the price of PMs continue to appreciate relentlessly, as I think it will, then the unfortunate actions of a very few will prove extremely difficult to justify and will only serve to further tarnish the reputation of what is already becoming a highly suspect web forum IMO.
OMG this is major scandal, the sneaky bag of snakes at hpc have put a rendering filter on the url that points to this topic.I would laugh if it wasn't so sneaky.
copy and paste the url to this thread, try and post it into a hpc.co.uk new thread (or any thread) and post it - the url is automatically changed to a link to their old gold thread which they locked on their site!!!
LOL
ridiculous bunch.
Make no mistake, they know they've over-stepped the mark on this one and now they're panicking over the likely long-term consequences...
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This is sooo funny.
look at this one: http://www.housepricecrash.co.uk/forum/ind...st&p=998562
:lol:Yes, I thought that might cheer everyone up...
GF, you can always respond via this site and GHPC. I'm sure someone will be kind enough to relay your message back to those at HPC.co.uk...
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Oh I get it! When gold's going up, you're not allowed to talk about it, but when the price falls, that's an entirely different matter...
What The Heck Just Happened In The News? Gold Just Went From 987 To 967!
Why didn't they just tell us that they're now getting paid to bash gold?
See how The Oldie's getting stuck in there with plenty of bearish news releases and all because of a bit of profit taking. Dread to think what they'll be like during the next intermediate term correction.
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I thought Bernanke spoke this morning at 0930 EST to community bankers, from what I can tell he didn't say much of note. Can't find anything to say he's speaking this afternoon, if he is, who is he speaking to?
Oh, I read somewhere that he was due to speak again at 7:30pm or something. Perhaps I've misinterpreted something along the way.
Oh well, thanks for the heads up in that case...
This thread is a day old, and it is already clear that HPC's loss is our/GEI's gain.Still, I'm sure CTT and Der Oldher are giving each other high 5's now that they have 'washed their hands' of that blummen thread which did not meet their world view.
And it's mostly been a down day price wise...
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Has Bernanke entered the room? They've just hit the PMs hard again...
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Yes they are already dead - it's now all a matter of keeping all the plates spinning and keeping the illusion going - as most of you know the FDIC folks in the USA have recently rehired 30 retired old bankruptcy codgers (from the savings and loan debacle) as they expect bank failures imminently, as confirmed by helicopter Ben last week. I think they'll let small fry fail and do all in their power to prevent Citigroup from public bankruptcy. Having said that it may already be too late.
Suspect you've very much nailed it on the head there Billy.
The big players will no doubt get the bailouts and the minnows will either be left to sink or gobbled up by the bailed out pike so to speak or both even. How they prevent their liabilities from exacerbating the situation still further remains to be seen nevertheless. Surely they can't continue printing until every corporation that is too big to fall has been saved, or can they?
Of course, gold will inform us of the overall cost in due course...
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Even the BBC's Peston has been talking about gold today on his blog...
Gold and Gordon Brown... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
So why did Gordon Brown as chancellor dispose of all that gold? Well, my recollection of conversations with him and his advisers at the time is that they hated what they perceived as the intrinsic laziness of gold. It simply sat in the vaults gleaming but earning no interest.
They wanted assets that appeared to earn their keep, by generating interest payments.
They also hoped and believed that rampant global inflation was a thing of the past, and that the days of gold’s soaraway success would never recur.
The comments are well worth a read aswell...
Or it could just be that Brown is hopeless with money.How else can we be in a position where we have no reserves despite 10 good years?
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Evening all...
An interesting evening awaits it appears what with Uncle Ben scheduled and a myriad of rumours to decipher. I wonder what treats, if any, Commander Ben has in store for PM fans tonight?
Personally, I find all this talk of mortgage principal reductions somewhat intriguing, especially from an inflationary and moral hazard perspective.
Nice here innit?
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Hi Whoops.
Hi GF...
Suppose it was only a matter of time that we'd all end up conversing on another forum given the months of abuse we've been receiving from those who quite obviously failed to protect themselves in the manner prescribed by Jim Sinclair.
At least here we don't have to cringe every time CTT posts something obnoxious about gold or its investors.
Anyway, moving on to more important issues, how likely do you guys think a commercial signal failure in the silver market to be? I noted Trader Dan's comments over the weekend and had to have a laugh at Jason Hommel who envisages $350/oz silver in the near future because of it.
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What all that boiled down to was Oldie spent a lot time trying to get the link to Metal board worked out and he threw a temper tantrum when no-one liked it. He then went on to blame all the bad, rude, posters. Finally he threw his dummy out of the pram and started to cry. Pathetic.
And there's me thinking I got banned for calling him Tony over at GHPC...
Glad I found you all btw...
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Short term? Yes, if there's a major commercial signal failure, else it could take another two/three years so long as the silver bull remains in tact. Will the silver bull last that long? No body knows at this point...