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July 5, 2009 at 12:12 PM #15990July 5, 2009 at 1:14 PM #425714Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipant
It will be fun to listen to the gold hucksters trying to discredit this story this week. I think we are getting close to the biggest con since real estate getting exposed.
Buy coins for a 30% premium over spot because gold is going to $3000. It would be hysterical if it were not going to be some damaging to so many people who have bought into this.
Somehow a 40 or 50% loss in Gold does not count where a 30% loss in stocks does. I still cannot figure out why they both are not losses?
July 5, 2009 at 1:14 PM #426001Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantIt will be fun to listen to the gold hucksters trying to discredit this story this week. I think we are getting close to the biggest con since real estate getting exposed.
Buy coins for a 30% premium over spot because gold is going to $3000. It would be hysterical if it were not going to be some damaging to so many people who have bought into this.
Somehow a 40 or 50% loss in Gold does not count where a 30% loss in stocks does. I still cannot figure out why they both are not losses?
July 5, 2009 at 1:14 PM #426070Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantIt will be fun to listen to the gold hucksters trying to discredit this story this week. I think we are getting close to the biggest con since real estate getting exposed.
Buy coins for a 30% premium over spot because gold is going to $3000. It would be hysterical if it were not going to be some damaging to so many people who have bought into this.
Somehow a 40 or 50% loss in Gold does not count where a 30% loss in stocks does. I still cannot figure out why they both are not losses?
July 5, 2009 at 1:14 PM #426233Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantIt will be fun to listen to the gold hucksters trying to discredit this story this week. I think we are getting close to the biggest con since real estate getting exposed.
Buy coins for a 30% premium over spot because gold is going to $3000. It would be hysterical if it were not going to be some damaging to so many people who have bought into this.
Somehow a 40 or 50% loss in Gold does not count where a 30% loss in stocks does. I still cannot figure out why they both are not losses?
July 5, 2009 at 1:14 PM #425486Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantIt will be fun to listen to the gold hucksters trying to discredit this story this week. I think we are getting close to the biggest con since real estate getting exposed.
Buy coins for a 30% premium over spot because gold is going to $3000. It would be hysterical if it were not going to be some damaging to so many people who have bought into this.
Somehow a 40 or 50% loss in Gold does not count where a 30% loss in stocks does. I still cannot figure out why they both are not losses?
July 5, 2009 at 1:30 PM #426238paramountParticipantThe ‘buy gold’ lobby is little more than a conglomerate of hustlers. Of course the same can be said of Realtors, mortgage brokers, many Wall Street firms, insurance companies/agents and so forth…
The Chinese might be saying this though because they hold so many $$ themselves.
July 5, 2009 at 1:30 PM #425720paramountParticipantThe ‘buy gold’ lobby is little more than a conglomerate of hustlers. Of course the same can be said of Realtors, mortgage brokers, many Wall Street firms, insurance companies/agents and so forth…
The Chinese might be saying this though because they hold so many $$ themselves.
July 5, 2009 at 1:30 PM #426075paramountParticipantThe ‘buy gold’ lobby is little more than a conglomerate of hustlers. Of course the same can be said of Realtors, mortgage brokers, many Wall Street firms, insurance companies/agents and so forth…
The Chinese might be saying this though because they hold so many $$ themselves.
July 5, 2009 at 1:30 PM #425491paramountParticipantThe ‘buy gold’ lobby is little more than a conglomerate of hustlers. Of course the same can be said of Realtors, mortgage brokers, many Wall Street firms, insurance companies/agents and so forth…
The Chinese might be saying this though because they hold so many $$ themselves.
July 5, 2009 at 1:30 PM #426006paramountParticipantThe ‘buy gold’ lobby is little more than a conglomerate of hustlers. Of course the same can be said of Realtors, mortgage brokers, many Wall Street firms, insurance companies/agents and so forth…
The Chinese might be saying this though because they hold so many $$ themselves.
July 5, 2009 at 1:42 PM #426244ArrayaParticipantChina has been schizophrenic on this all year. Their desire for the dollar changes with the wind per their press releases.
China knows we are fucked and the economy is dropping like a rock WHICH affects our ability to pay back our debts. Of course this is happening simultaneously with skyrocketing deficits and plummeting tax revenue. Hockey sticks in either direction.
If you really want to listen to china I bet you could find A LOT more articles saying they are going to ditch it rather than not.
Take your pick but I suggest you look at the big picture first.
Also, I’ll take gold hustlers over the criminal digital dollar shysters any day, which keep all their holdings on hard drives in virtual realty.
Oh yeah, China seems to keep increasing their gold holdings as well as stockpiling commodities. I’m sure that does not mean anything.
July 5, 2009 at 1:42 PM #425496ArrayaParticipantChina has been schizophrenic on this all year. Their desire for the dollar changes with the wind per their press releases.
China knows we are fucked and the economy is dropping like a rock WHICH affects our ability to pay back our debts. Of course this is happening simultaneously with skyrocketing deficits and plummeting tax revenue. Hockey sticks in either direction.
If you really want to listen to china I bet you could find A LOT more articles saying they are going to ditch it rather than not.
Take your pick but I suggest you look at the big picture first.
Also, I’ll take gold hustlers over the criminal digital dollar shysters any day, which keep all their holdings on hard drives in virtual realty.
Oh yeah, China seems to keep increasing their gold holdings as well as stockpiling commodities. I’m sure that does not mean anything.
July 5, 2009 at 1:42 PM #426080ArrayaParticipantChina has been schizophrenic on this all year. Their desire for the dollar changes with the wind per their press releases.
China knows we are fucked and the economy is dropping like a rock WHICH affects our ability to pay back our debts. Of course this is happening simultaneously with skyrocketing deficits and plummeting tax revenue. Hockey sticks in either direction.
If you really want to listen to china I bet you could find A LOT more articles saying they are going to ditch it rather than not.
Take your pick but I suggest you look at the big picture first.
Also, I’ll take gold hustlers over the criminal digital dollar shysters any day, which keep all their holdings on hard drives in virtual realty.
Oh yeah, China seems to keep increasing their gold holdings as well as stockpiling commodities. I’m sure that does not mean anything.
July 5, 2009 at 1:42 PM #425725ArrayaParticipantChina has been schizophrenic on this all year. Their desire for the dollar changes with the wind per their press releases.
China knows we are fucked and the economy is dropping like a rock WHICH affects our ability to pay back our debts. Of course this is happening simultaneously with skyrocketing deficits and plummeting tax revenue. Hockey sticks in either direction.
If you really want to listen to china I bet you could find A LOT more articles saying they are going to ditch it rather than not.
Take your pick but I suggest you look at the big picture first.
Also, I’ll take gold hustlers over the criminal digital dollar shysters any day, which keep all their holdings on hard drives in virtual realty.
Oh yeah, China seems to keep increasing their gold holdings as well as stockpiling commodities. I’m sure that does not mean anything.
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