I would like to buy gold but I suspect as soon as I will buy
it will drop like a stone. All my investments do that .
it will drop like a stone. All my investments do that .
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Quick - buy loads. I could do with a drop...Originally posted by Andy2 View Post"See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."Comment
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I'm not chasing the price at the moment. Will buy on any dips, otherwise I'll stick with me 2 Kilos worth.Comment
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If Gordon were in charge of science, the value of the kilogram would be inflatable and your 2kg would soon weigh 4kg. Then we would all be rich. I like the way that article defined the low point of gold as when Gordon sold ours.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostComment
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Take a HUGE pinch of salt with what (all lot) argentines say.Originally posted by milanbenes View Postgo on ebay and search 'scrap gold'
it's all there.
just looked at that blog
is this real or made up, he says they went from 1st world country to 3rd world in 8 years !
is he exagerating
that stuff ?
Milan.
Ask 'so where is all that money you got from the IMF?' and you will get reams of BS about the 'economy' - the real answer is it 'privatised' in numbered accounts in Uruguay. And a lot of the 'lower middle class' got burnt because they bought into a ponzi scheme called 'Italian' or 'goverment' bonds that gave a retun of +/- 40% annually!! wow! - all their gains were 6% but dreamed of getting 40% and spent accordingly thus all the whining and bleating about whatever.
And the petty obsession with gold - they think they are being really smart by pawning gold coins and buying them back after a period of hyper inflation and somehow the gold houses don'y know what they are attempting to do(!).
the 'hand of god' syndrome is deeply embedded in their culture long before Maradonna.
It has never been a first world country - I lived there once - nice people but sheeeeezz do they BS.Comment
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