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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIf you decide to sell and invest in another asset class, please let us know. As it is going to tank....
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Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostIf gold is predicted to 'shoot up' isn't it easier/safer to hold shares in the actual mines?
I'd like some gold silver but it would have to be physical, to be sure it exists and not some fractional reserve banking scam, where the services offering to hold it for you either in vaults or some form of ETF oversell their actual holdings and won't be able to fulfil all purchases if the buyers all wanted to collect.
Holding physical precious metals obviously has it's own set off issues.
Besides in 2018 the kids have woken up to a modern way of storing value and edging against fiat. Gold is for old timers.
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Might have to dust off these kilobars sitting around as paperweights.
However I was under the impression a Comex default is looking likely around March.
Wishful thinking perhaps.
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If gold is predicted to 'shoot up' isn't it easier/safer to hold shares in the actual mines?
I'd like some gold silver but it would have to be physical, to be sure it exists and not some fractional reserve banking scam, where the services offering to hold it for you either in vaults or some form of ETF oversell their actual holdings and won't be able to fulfil all purchases if the buyers all wanted to collect.
Holding physical precious metals obviously has it's own set off issues.
Besides in 2018 the kids have woken up to a modern way of storing value and edging against fiat. Gold is for old timers.
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Originally posted by stonehenge View PostI've been holding gold for years. Made the mistake of listening to all the so-called experts predicting it would go to $10,000 and beyond because of QE etc. Just about every other frigging asset class has appreciated massively but gold has gone nowhere.
They say every dog has it's day but I'm not holding my breath.
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I've been holding gold for years. Made the mistake of listening to all the so-called experts predicting it would go to $10,000 and beyond because of QE etc. Just about every other frigging asset class has appreciated massively but gold has gone nowhere.
They say every dog has it's day but I'm not holding my breath.
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I do have a few gold shekels and silver ounces spirited away, but, fortunately didn't drink so much of the sky is falling in cool aid and have it for an insurance policy / something to pass on to our children. Plus I like the designs on silver coins. Sad aren't I..
There is a thought that gold is being kept low until the Chinese declare their holdings, not sure if that's true or more tin foil hat stuff.
P.S Casey has been banging the Gold drum like the usual suspects, it gets very wearing after a while, or it did for me.
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostOK, pump and dump was the wrong term. You may or may not make money from Gold but they will definitely make $150 from everyone who pays up for the "Secret Trading" information.
I'm very sceptical of course.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostDo we care if it's a pump and dump? As long as money is made we're smiling.
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Do we care if it's a pump and dump? As long as money is made we're smiling.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostI wonder what the trades could be... does anyone want to do a whip-round to buy the trading advice? $150 for subscription.
"Why has gold not surged to $10,000 - even with everything that’s going on in the world?
That’s all about to change.
When a new “gold law” goes into effect, expected to pass by March 31, the yellow metal will begin a historic ascent to $10,000 and beyond.
And thanks to a secret gold trade, you can see the biggest profits on what will be the biggest wealth story of 2018.
And the one virtually unknown gold trade to make now, in order to earn a once-in-a-lifetime 27 times MORE money than simply holding bullion."
https://secure.caseyresearch.com/cha...cid=PLC029467#
That you new Plan B then Scooter?
The new law btw, is a proposed change to Sharia Law to allow Muslims to invest in Gold other than jewellery. Can't see that it will have a huge impact as it's a cultural thing for the majority, buying gold jewellery as an asset rather than bullion or trading stocks.
The story goes back to Mid 2016, and includes references to the Clintons etc and secret trades. Sounds like a pump and dump to me.
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Gold investors
I wonder what the trades could be... does anyone want to do a whip-round to buy the trading advice? $150 for subscription.
"Why has gold not surged to $10,000 - even with everything that’s going on in the world?
That’s all about to change.
When a new “gold law” goes into effect, expected to pass by March 31, the yellow metal will begin a historic ascent to $10,000 and beyond.
And thanks to a secret gold trade, you can see the biggest profits on what will be the biggest wealth story of 2018.
And the one virtually unknown gold trade to make now, in order to earn a once-in-a-lifetime 27 times MORE money than simply holding bullion."
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