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September 24, 2008 at 3:39 PM #13944September 24, 2008 at 4:00 PM #274758stockstradrParticipant
By the way, Rich’s article on related topic of gold vs. dollar value is BRILLIANT:
September 24, 2008 at 4:00 PM #275006stockstradrParticipantBy the way, Rich’s article on related topic of gold vs. dollar value is BRILLIANT:
September 24, 2008 at 4:00 PM #275010stockstradrParticipantBy the way, Rich’s article on related topic of gold vs. dollar value is BRILLIANT:
September 24, 2008 at 4:00 PM #275059stockstradrParticipantBy the way, Rich’s article on related topic of gold vs. dollar value is BRILLIANT:
September 24, 2008 at 4:00 PM #275078stockstradrParticipantBy the way, Rich’s article on related topic of gold vs. dollar value is BRILLIANT:
September 24, 2008 at 4:33 PM #274788peterbParticipantI’m starting to come around to a similar conclusion. The US$ losing value as prices keep decreasing for many asset classes. Thus, I have increased my position in gold to 50% of my assets.Both Elliott wave and candlestick charts are bullish gold now. And financial panic is building as well as future pressure of US$ devaluing.
Who knows what the future holds? But I think it’s not going to be good for a while. Articles in the FT lately are pointing towards a Eurozone recession and rate cut. I’d say, work where you can. RE prices may surprise you in the future. You may not need a mortgage. I cant believe I just wrote that. But it’s not that outta line looking forward.September 24, 2008 at 4:33 PM #275037peterbParticipantI’m starting to come around to a similar conclusion. The US$ losing value as prices keep decreasing for many asset classes. Thus, I have increased my position in gold to 50% of my assets.Both Elliott wave and candlestick charts are bullish gold now. And financial panic is building as well as future pressure of US$ devaluing.
Who knows what the future holds? But I think it’s not going to be good for a while. Articles in the FT lately are pointing towards a Eurozone recession and rate cut. I’d say, work where you can. RE prices may surprise you in the future. You may not need a mortgage. I cant believe I just wrote that. But it’s not that outta line looking forward.September 24, 2008 at 4:33 PM #275040peterbParticipantI’m starting to come around to a similar conclusion. The US$ losing value as prices keep decreasing for many asset classes. Thus, I have increased my position in gold to 50% of my assets.Both Elliott wave and candlestick charts are bullish gold now. And financial panic is building as well as future pressure of US$ devaluing.
Who knows what the future holds? But I think it’s not going to be good for a while. Articles in the FT lately are pointing towards a Eurozone recession and rate cut. I’d say, work where you can. RE prices may surprise you in the future. You may not need a mortgage. I cant believe I just wrote that. But it’s not that outta line looking forward.September 24, 2008 at 4:33 PM #275089peterbParticipantI’m starting to come around to a similar conclusion. The US$ losing value as prices keep decreasing for many asset classes. Thus, I have increased my position in gold to 50% of my assets.Both Elliott wave and candlestick charts are bullish gold now. And financial panic is building as well as future pressure of US$ devaluing.
Who knows what the future holds? But I think it’s not going to be good for a while. Articles in the FT lately are pointing towards a Eurozone recession and rate cut. I’d say, work where you can. RE prices may surprise you in the future. You may not need a mortgage. I cant believe I just wrote that. But it’s not that outta line looking forward.September 24, 2008 at 4:33 PM #275107peterbParticipantI’m starting to come around to a similar conclusion. The US$ losing value as prices keep decreasing for many asset classes. Thus, I have increased my position in gold to 50% of my assets.Both Elliott wave and candlestick charts are bullish gold now. And financial panic is building as well as future pressure of US$ devaluing.
Who knows what the future holds? But I think it’s not going to be good for a while. Articles in the FT lately are pointing towards a Eurozone recession and rate cut. I’d say, work where you can. RE prices may surprise you in the future. You may not need a mortgage. I cant believe I just wrote that. But it’s not that outta line looking forward.September 24, 2008 at 4:40 PM #274797BGinRBParticipantdownsize
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