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ParticipantChina is headed into deep doo doo. Civil unrest and riots. They were hugely leveraged for growth. now that’s gone. The PRC govt is going to be calling everyone and everything in the world as a scape goat. The natives are getting very restless. I would not take anything they say seriously. They’re stuck. They may eventually start some kind of war, though. Good for gold? Me thinks, yes.
ParticipantChina is headed into deep doo doo. Civil unrest and riots. They were hugely leveraged for growth. now that’s gone. The PRC govt is going to be calling everyone and everything in the world as a scape goat. The natives are getting very restless. I would not take anything they say seriously. They’re stuck. They may eventually start some kind of war, though. Good for gold? Me thinks, yes.
ParticipantChina is headed into deep doo doo. Civil unrest and riots. They were hugely leveraged for growth. now that’s gone. The PRC govt is going to be calling everyone and everything in the world as a scape goat. The natives are getting very restless. I would not take anything they say seriously. They’re stuck. They may eventually start some kind of war, though. Good for gold? Me thinks, yes.
ParticipantSucker rally that’s already retraced quite well from 6400. But we need some series of bad news to start coming in. Right now we’re seeing semi-good news trickle in. But quarterly reports should start to rear their ugly heads soon. Maybe this sucker rally starts to fold in mid-April?
ParticipantSucker rally that’s already retraced quite well from 6400. But we need some series of bad news to start coming in. Right now we’re seeing semi-good news trickle in. But quarterly reports should start to rear their ugly heads soon. Maybe this sucker rally starts to fold in mid-April?
ParticipantSucker rally that’s already retraced quite well from 6400. But we need some series of bad news to start coming in. Right now we’re seeing semi-good news trickle in. But quarterly reports should start to rear their ugly heads soon. Maybe this sucker rally starts to fold in mid-April?
ParticipantSucker rally that’s already retraced quite well from 6400. But we need some series of bad news to start coming in. Right now we’re seeing semi-good news trickle in. But quarterly reports should start to rear their ugly heads soon. Maybe this sucker rally starts to fold in mid-April?
ParticipantSucker rally that’s already retraced quite well from 6400. But we need some series of bad news to start coming in. Right now we’re seeing semi-good news trickle in. But quarterly reports should start to rear their ugly heads soon. Maybe this sucker rally starts to fold in mid-April?
ParticipantBuying gold as an investment vehicle is not the idea. It’s a value holder. An oz still buys what it has always bought. Think purchasing power. The US$ and other fiats buy about 5 cents of what they originally bought. So it’s an insurance policy against monetary fading or all out collapse.
ParticipantBuying gold as an investment vehicle is not the idea. It’s a value holder. An oz still buys what it has always bought. Think purchasing power. The US$ and other fiats buy about 5 cents of what they originally bought. So it’s an insurance policy against monetary fading or all out collapse.
ParticipantBuying gold as an investment vehicle is not the idea. It’s a value holder. An oz still buys what it has always bought. Think purchasing power. The US$ and other fiats buy about 5 cents of what they originally bought. So it’s an insurance policy against monetary fading or all out collapse.
ParticipantBuying gold as an investment vehicle is not the idea. It’s a value holder. An oz still buys what it has always bought. Think purchasing power. The US$ and other fiats buy about 5 cents of what they originally bought. So it’s an insurance policy against monetary fading or all out collapse.
ParticipantBuying gold as an investment vehicle is not the idea. It’s a value holder. An oz still buys what it has always bought. Think purchasing power. The US$ and other fiats buy about 5 cents of what they originally bought. So it’s an insurance policy against monetary fading or all out collapse.
ParticipantThe Japanese tried very hard to reinflate their market. Didnt work. But they also had strong employment because the US and the world was buying their production. That’s all over now. Look for the Yen to be going down for a while as the globe contracts. We now have high unemployment and deflating asset prices. This is called a depression by most people. The word’s getting used a lot more now than just 3 months ago. Any asset that takes a lot debt to buy it, will be headed down in price for a while yet.
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