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November 9, 2009 at 11:39 PM #16632November 10, 2009 at 7:08 AM #479802
lostkitty
ParticipantIt seems like you work awfully hard looking for stories to support your view. Must be time consuming.
November 10, 2009 at 7:08 AM #479970lostkitty
ParticipantIt seems like you work awfully hard looking for stories to support your view. Must be time consuming.
November 10, 2009 at 7:08 AM #480331lostkitty
ParticipantIt seems like you work awfully hard looking for stories to support your view. Must be time consuming.
November 10, 2009 at 7:08 AM #480410lostkitty
ParticipantIt seems like you work awfully hard looking for stories to support your view. Must be time consuming.
November 10, 2009 at 7:08 AM #480629lostkitty
ParticipantIt seems like you work awfully hard looking for stories to support your view. Must be time consuming.
November 10, 2009 at 11:42 AM #479972ucodegen
ParticipantWhen you can’t unload a Canadian Maple Leaf for $50 – or even give it away – because the sheep are too gun shy and addicted to paper, then I think it’s safe to say that gold has a LOOOOONG way to run.
Sounds like the argument used by people saying that housing has much more to go up. Bubbles burst when there is no-one willing to buy at the new higher price.. and people have to unload. This applies to gold as well as housing. Since he could not unload the gold coin at the desired price.. it means that the ‘real’ price is actually lower.
NOTE: I think the real thing is that people are brain dead is the real reason. Quotable from the video… “I don’t even have $5 on me..”.
The other problem is being to ID if it is a real coin or not.. I wonder how many people have actually seen a Maple Leaf gold coin and know what its purity is.
Comment on yahoo:
I’m a gold/silver bug, and I wouldn’t buy from this guy off the street either. There are too many fakes, and how can you tell if this guy is telling the truth about the coin?
November 10, 2009 at 11:42 AM #480141ucodegen
ParticipantWhen you can’t unload a Canadian Maple Leaf for $50 – or even give it away – because the sheep are too gun shy and addicted to paper, then I think it’s safe to say that gold has a LOOOOONG way to run.
Sounds like the argument used by people saying that housing has much more to go up. Bubbles burst when there is no-one willing to buy at the new higher price.. and people have to unload. This applies to gold as well as housing. Since he could not unload the gold coin at the desired price.. it means that the ‘real’ price is actually lower.
NOTE: I think the real thing is that people are brain dead is the real reason. Quotable from the video… “I don’t even have $5 on me..”.
The other problem is being to ID if it is a real coin or not.. I wonder how many people have actually seen a Maple Leaf gold coin and know what its purity is.
Comment on yahoo:
I’m a gold/silver bug, and I wouldn’t buy from this guy off the street either. There are too many fakes, and how can you tell if this guy is telling the truth about the coin?
November 10, 2009 at 11:42 AM #480497ucodegen
ParticipantWhen you can’t unload a Canadian Maple Leaf for $50 – or even give it away – because the sheep are too gun shy and addicted to paper, then I think it’s safe to say that gold has a LOOOOONG way to run.
Sounds like the argument used by people saying that housing has much more to go up. Bubbles burst when there is no-one willing to buy at the new higher price.. and people have to unload. This applies to gold as well as housing. Since he could not unload the gold coin at the desired price.. it means that the ‘real’ price is actually lower.
NOTE: I think the real thing is that people are brain dead is the real reason. Quotable from the video… “I don’t even have $5 on me..”.
The other problem is being to ID if it is a real coin or not.. I wonder how many people have actually seen a Maple Leaf gold coin and know what its purity is.
Comment on yahoo:
I’m a gold/silver bug, and I wouldn’t buy from this guy off the street either. There are too many fakes, and how can you tell if this guy is telling the truth about the coin?
November 10, 2009 at 11:42 AM #480578ucodegen
ParticipantWhen you can’t unload a Canadian Maple Leaf for $50 – or even give it away – because the sheep are too gun shy and addicted to paper, then I think it’s safe to say that gold has a LOOOOONG way to run.
Sounds like the argument used by people saying that housing has much more to go up. Bubbles burst when there is no-one willing to buy at the new higher price.. and people have to unload. This applies to gold as well as housing. Since he could not unload the gold coin at the desired price.. it means that the ‘real’ price is actually lower.
NOTE: I think the real thing is that people are brain dead is the real reason. Quotable from the video… “I don’t even have $5 on me..”.
The other problem is being to ID if it is a real coin or not.. I wonder how many people have actually seen a Maple Leaf gold coin and know what its purity is.
Comment on yahoo:
I’m a gold/silver bug, and I wouldn’t buy from this guy off the street either. There are too many fakes, and how can you tell if this guy is telling the truth about the coin?
November 10, 2009 at 11:42 AM #480801ucodegen
ParticipantWhen you can’t unload a Canadian Maple Leaf for $50 – or even give it away – because the sheep are too gun shy and addicted to paper, then I think it’s safe to say that gold has a LOOOOONG way to run.
Sounds like the argument used by people saying that housing has much more to go up. Bubbles burst when there is no-one willing to buy at the new higher price.. and people have to unload. This applies to gold as well as housing. Since he could not unload the gold coin at the desired price.. it means that the ‘real’ price is actually lower.
NOTE: I think the real thing is that people are brain dead is the real reason. Quotable from the video… “I don’t even have $5 on me..”.
The other problem is being to ID if it is a real coin or not.. I wonder how many people have actually seen a Maple Leaf gold coin and know what its purity is.
Comment on yahoo:
I’m a gold/silver bug, and I wouldn’t buy from this guy off the street either. There are too many fakes, and how can you tell if this guy is telling the truth about the coin?
November 10, 2009 at 12:42 PM #479996partypup
Participant[quote=lostkitty]It seems like you work awfully hard looking for stories to support your view. Must be time consuming.[/quote]
LOL. Are you kidding? It took me 3 minutes! The stories supporting my view are everywhere now.
November 10, 2009 at 12:42 PM #480164partypup
Participant[quote=lostkitty]It seems like you work awfully hard looking for stories to support your view. Must be time consuming.[/quote]
LOL. Are you kidding? It took me 3 minutes! The stories supporting my view are everywhere now.
November 10, 2009 at 12:42 PM #480521partypup
Participant[quote=lostkitty]It seems like you work awfully hard looking for stories to support your view. Must be time consuming.[/quote]
LOL. Are you kidding? It took me 3 minutes! The stories supporting my view are everywhere now.
November 10, 2009 at 12:42 PM #480603partypup
Participant[quote=lostkitty]It seems like you work awfully hard looking for stories to support your view. Must be time consuming.[/quote]
LOL. Are you kidding? It took me 3 minutes! The stories supporting my view are everywhere now.
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