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November 25, 2009 at 10:50 AM #487537November 25, 2009 at 11:05 AM #486683scaredyclassicParticipant
cash isnt paying much of a dividend either.
November 25, 2009 at 11:05 AM #486850scaredyclassicParticipantcash isnt paying much of a dividend either.
November 25, 2009 at 11:05 AM #487229scaredyclassicParticipantcash isnt paying much of a dividend either.
November 25, 2009 at 11:05 AM #487316scaredyclassicParticipantcash isnt paying much of a dividend either.
November 25, 2009 at 11:05 AM #487547scaredyclassicParticipantcash isnt paying much of a dividend either.
November 25, 2009 at 3:30 PM #486787ucodegenParticipantyeah, gold’s just a transient trinket. if you have any lying around, I’ll be glad to buy it for 300-400 an ounce. it’s not really worth anything anyway. heck make it $800 an ounce. I’ll buy all you’ve got.
Of course you will buy it below current market prices… this tells me that gold may be in a bubble. You really don’t want to hold onto it for very long – just a ‘quick flip’ – buy it at discount, sell at current market. If you were willing to pay a premium above current market, then it tells me that you really feel the price will go up enough to cover the premium you would be paying. But you are not offering a premium, you are offering to buy at a 20% discount..
November 25, 2009 at 3:30 PM #486955ucodegenParticipantyeah, gold’s just a transient trinket. if you have any lying around, I’ll be glad to buy it for 300-400 an ounce. it’s not really worth anything anyway. heck make it $800 an ounce. I’ll buy all you’ve got.
Of course you will buy it below current market prices… this tells me that gold may be in a bubble. You really don’t want to hold onto it for very long – just a ‘quick flip’ – buy it at discount, sell at current market. If you were willing to pay a premium above current market, then it tells me that you really feel the price will go up enough to cover the premium you would be paying. But you are not offering a premium, you are offering to buy at a 20% discount..
November 25, 2009 at 3:30 PM #487335ucodegenParticipantyeah, gold’s just a transient trinket. if you have any lying around, I’ll be glad to buy it for 300-400 an ounce. it’s not really worth anything anyway. heck make it $800 an ounce. I’ll buy all you’ve got.
Of course you will buy it below current market prices… this tells me that gold may be in a bubble. You really don’t want to hold onto it for very long – just a ‘quick flip’ – buy it at discount, sell at current market. If you were willing to pay a premium above current market, then it tells me that you really feel the price will go up enough to cover the premium you would be paying. But you are not offering a premium, you are offering to buy at a 20% discount..
November 25, 2009 at 3:30 PM #487421ucodegenParticipantyeah, gold’s just a transient trinket. if you have any lying around, I’ll be glad to buy it for 300-400 an ounce. it’s not really worth anything anyway. heck make it $800 an ounce. I’ll buy all you’ve got.
Of course you will buy it below current market prices… this tells me that gold may be in a bubble. You really don’t want to hold onto it for very long – just a ‘quick flip’ – buy it at discount, sell at current market. If you were willing to pay a premium above current market, then it tells me that you really feel the price will go up enough to cover the premium you would be paying. But you are not offering a premium, you are offering to buy at a 20% discount..
November 25, 2009 at 3:30 PM #487651ucodegenParticipantyeah, gold’s just a transient trinket. if you have any lying around, I’ll be glad to buy it for 300-400 an ounce. it’s not really worth anything anyway. heck make it $800 an ounce. I’ll buy all you’ve got.
Of course you will buy it below current market prices… this tells me that gold may be in a bubble. You really don’t want to hold onto it for very long – just a ‘quick flip’ – buy it at discount, sell at current market. If you were willing to pay a premium above current market, then it tells me that you really feel the price will go up enough to cover the premium you would be paying. But you are not offering a premium, you are offering to buy at a 20% discount..
November 25, 2009 at 3:34 PM #486792scaredyclassicParticipanti buy at market every single week, automatic debit investment, every spare dime i have in shares of CEF, GDX, SLW.
hell, i’ll pay spot plus 2 percent on your gold coins, just not scrap jewelery.
November 25, 2009 at 3:34 PM #486960scaredyclassicParticipanti buy at market every single week, automatic debit investment, every spare dime i have in shares of CEF, GDX, SLW.
hell, i’ll pay spot plus 2 percent on your gold coins, just not scrap jewelery.
November 25, 2009 at 3:34 PM #487340scaredyclassicParticipanti buy at market every single week, automatic debit investment, every spare dime i have in shares of CEF, GDX, SLW.
hell, i’ll pay spot plus 2 percent on your gold coins, just not scrap jewelery.
November 25, 2009 at 3:34 PM #487427scaredyclassicParticipanti buy at market every single week, automatic debit investment, every spare dime i have in shares of CEF, GDX, SLW.
hell, i’ll pay spot plus 2 percent on your gold coins, just not scrap jewelery.
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