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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.
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.
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.
ParticipantGold has a very long history of being treated as real money. Fiat currency have a real long history of failing. In the Oct crash gold fell to about 680, roughly a 32% drop from its high. It then proceded to come all the way back up to 1000. What other “commodity” did this? Gold is being treated like real money now. I personally think the US$ is a lot stronger than people think it is. But the world is liking gold. Golds relative strength is now greater than any other asset class. I’m not sure where the price will go from here, but I can tell you the gold mining companies will become more profitable as gold stays in this price range. Just look at where their prices have gone from the Nov lows! Many have doubled since then and are holding tough.
Nothing is certain about the future. Place your bets accordingly.ParticipantGold has a very long history of being treated as real money. Fiat currency have a real long history of failing. In the Oct crash gold fell to about 680, roughly a 32% drop from its high. It then proceded to come all the way back up to 1000. What other “commodity” did this? Gold is being treated like real money now. I personally think the US$ is a lot stronger than people think it is. But the world is liking gold. Golds relative strength is now greater than any other asset class. I’m not sure where the price will go from here, but I can tell you the gold mining companies will become more profitable as gold stays in this price range. Just look at where their prices have gone from the Nov lows! Many have doubled since then and are holding tough.
Nothing is certain about the future. Place your bets accordingly.ParticipantGold has a very long history of being treated as real money. Fiat currency have a real long history of failing. In the Oct crash gold fell to about 680, roughly a 32% drop from its high. It then proceded to come all the way back up to 1000. What other “commodity” did this? Gold is being treated like real money now. I personally think the US$ is a lot stronger than people think it is. But the world is liking gold. Golds relative strength is now greater than any other asset class. I’m not sure where the price will go from here, but I can tell you the gold mining companies will become more profitable as gold stays in this price range. Just look at where their prices have gone from the Nov lows! Many have doubled since then and are holding tough.
Nothing is certain about the future. Place your bets accordingly.ParticipantGold has a very long history of being treated as real money. Fiat currency have a real long history of failing. In the Oct crash gold fell to about 680, roughly a 32% drop from its high. It then proceded to come all the way back up to 1000. What other “commodity” did this? Gold is being treated like real money now. I personally think the US$ is a lot stronger than people think it is. But the world is liking gold. Golds relative strength is now greater than any other asset class. I’m not sure where the price will go from here, but I can tell you the gold mining companies will become more profitable as gold stays in this price range. Just look at where their prices have gone from the Nov lows! Many have doubled since then and are holding tough.
Nothing is certain about the future. Place your bets accordingly.ParticipantGold has a very long history of being treated as real money. Fiat currency have a real long history of failing. In the Oct crash gold fell to about 680, roughly a 32% drop from its high. It then proceded to come all the way back up to 1000. What other “commodity” did this? Gold is being treated like real money now. I personally think the US$ is a lot stronger than people think it is. But the world is liking gold. Golds relative strength is now greater than any other asset class. I’m not sure where the price will go from here, but I can tell you the gold mining companies will become more profitable as gold stays in this price range. Just look at where their prices have gone from the Nov lows! Many have doubled since then and are holding tough.
Nothing is certain about the future. Place your bets accordingly.ParticipantAll the previous gyrations by the gubmint have not shown any real help to the distressed home owner. Now they’re gonna help? The RE market is so messed-up from massive intervention that it’s dangerous to get near it. It does not seem to be organic in any way, shape or form. Measuring it right now seems almost impossible.
ParticipantAll the previous gyrations by the gubmint have not shown any real help to the distressed home owner. Now they’re gonna help? The RE market is so messed-up from massive intervention that it’s dangerous to get near it. It does not seem to be organic in any way, shape or form. Measuring it right now seems almost impossible.
ParticipantAll the previous gyrations by the gubmint have not shown any real help to the distressed home owner. Now they’re gonna help? The RE market is so messed-up from massive intervention that it’s dangerous to get near it. It does not seem to be organic in any way, shape or form. Measuring it right now seems almost impossible.
ParticipantAll the previous gyrations by the gubmint have not shown any real help to the distressed home owner. Now they’re gonna help? The RE market is so messed-up from massive intervention that it’s dangerous to get near it. It does not seem to be organic in any way, shape or form. Measuring it right now seems almost impossible.
ParticipantAll the previous gyrations by the gubmint have not shown any real help to the distressed home owner. Now they’re gonna help? The RE market is so messed-up from massive intervention that it’s dangerous to get near it. It does not seem to be organic in any way, shape or form. Measuring it right now seems almost impossible.
Participant4plex – interesting take on playing the terrorist card to essentially kill the free market for physical gold. I give it odds. faber says to hold it outside the US. Good advice.
But as someone mentioned earlier, you can play the miners and enjoy not only the rise in price, but also the leverage they provide. I have a combo of both and it has treated me very well since last Novemeber. -
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