> On 23 oct, 09:29, "mono$$" <rodrigobena...@gmail.com> wrote:

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> Right at the auction day is when I "strike" my major buy.

> I see this pattern for a few months now.

> On Oct 23, 10:35 am, Good Luck <dollarra...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > What the hell is going on today with GLD and SLV...what a crazy ride.
> > I’ve been investing in gold and silver for a while. Expect sideways
> > movement until the end of October. After that, it’s going up and up.
> > Technical analysis tells that we are in the middle of a bullish move.
> > The peak expected by December 25th, so hold on tight.

> > On 23 oct, 09:29, "mono$$" <rodrigobena...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > I am getting a little tired of spammers. Let's keep it going here...- Hide quoted text -

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> As usual, my personal opinions only.

> With all of the gov spending and the present and future deficits, to
> me the arguments about whether there will be inflation and a
> continuing decline in the US dollar are beginning to sound like shop
> talk. I mean, look where we are at. Spending trillions we do not have,
> the FED purchasing its own treasuries since March 25, and plenty of
> expensive legislative bills on the docket as well as expiration of the
> Bush tax cuts looming and new taxes ascending. What is the end game
> here? Is the US immune from the same financial principles that toppled
> other regimes and currencies? I know that the stock market is rising,
> why shouldn't it with trillions of easy money flooding the system?
> Yeah, yeah I know that Japan had quantitative easing too and Britain
> and many European countries are engaging in some money creation- but
> remember that these countries are not dead broke and untold trillions
> in the hole to begin with. When a freight train runs out of fuel it
> coasts a long time before it stops- because it is so big and heavy. At
> this stage I am just looking for the tipping point in all of this
> economic madness. What will be the tipping point?

> On Oct 23, 1:31 pm, zubispeak <tomaszubi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > It is always a wild ride around the time of commodities futures
> > expiration days.
> > I think we'll see some pressure by the banksters to "flush" the weak
> > gold/silver holders out of theirs positions.
> > I would see it as buying opportunity, just don't go all in with one
> > purchase , I am buying small on its way down.
> > There has been a lot of empty talk from a lot of officials about the
> > importance of strong dollar, I see it as just an attempt to talk the
> > gold/silver down before the treasuries auction next week.

> > Right at the auction day is when I "strike" my major buy.

> > I see this pattern for a few months now.

> > On Oct 23, 10:35 am, Good Luck <dollarra...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > What the hell is going on today with GLD and SLV...what a crazy ride.
> > > I’ve been investing in gold and silver for a while. Expect sideways
> > > movement until the end of October. After that, it’s going up and up.
> > > Technical analysis tells that we are in the middle of a bullish move.
> > > The peak expected by December 25th, so hold on tight.

> > > On 23 oct, 09:29, "mono$$" <rodrigobena...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > I am getting a little tired of spammers. Let's keep it going here...- Hide quoted text -

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> But seriously, the problem here is nobody knows how much dollars are
> out there, who owns them , where they were spend and what for...
> It is a party like there is no tomorrow...

> I got a bad feelings about what's coming, currencies are being created
> by just click of a mouse and input to a digital system with no back
> stop control at all.

> I said currencies, there are many , but money is only 2 - Gold and its
> brother silver..

> Anyway, just some of my thoughts on the crap we are facing.

> It is going to get a lot worse, much worse..

> On Oct 24, 2:41 am, "Mr. Noatak" <epinep...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > An actual GLD blog with no SPAM yet! Drop a gold brick on my foot, I
> > must be dreaming.

> > As usual, my personal opinions only.

> > With all of the gov spending and the present and future deficits, to
> > me the arguments about whether there will be inflation and a
> > continuing decline in the US dollar are beginning to sound like shop
> > talk. I mean, look where we are at. Spending trillions we do not have,
> > the FED purchasing its own treasuries since March 25, and plenty of
> > expensive legislative bills on the docket as well as expiration of the
> > Bush tax cuts looming and new taxes ascending. What is the end game
> > here? Is the US immune from the same financial principles that toppled
> > other regimes and currencies? I know that the stock market is rising,
> > why shouldn't it with trillions of easy money flooding the system?
> > Yeah, yeah I know that Japan had quantitative easing too and Britain
> > and many European countries are engaging in some money creation- but
> > remember that these countries are not dead broke and untold trillions
> > in the hole to begin with. When a freight train runs out of fuel it
> > coasts a long time before it stops- because it is so big and heavy. At
> > this stage I am just looking for the tipping point in all of this
> > economic madness. What will be the tipping point?

> > On Oct 23, 1:31 pm, zubispeak <tomaszubi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > It is always a wild ride around the time of commodities futures
> > > expiration days.
> > > I think we'll see some pressure by the banksters to "flush" the weak
> > > gold/silver holders out of theirs positions.
> > > I would see it as buying opportunity, just don't go all in with one
> > > purchase , I am buying small on its way down.
> > > There has been a lot of empty talk from a lot of officials about the
> > > importance of strong dollar, I see it as just an attempt to talk the
> > > gold/silver down before the treasuries auction next week.

> > > Right at the auction day is when I "strike" my major buy.

> > > I see this pattern for a few months now.

> > > On Oct 23, 10:35 am, Good Luck <dollarra...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > What the hell is going on today with GLD and SLV...what a crazy ride.
> > > > I’ve been investing in gold and silver for a while. Expect sideways
> > > > movement until the end of October. After that, it’s going up and up.
> > > > Technical analysis tells that we are in the middle of a bullish move.
> > > > The peak expected by December 25th, so hold on tight.

> > > > On 23 oct, 09:29, "mono$$" <rodrigobena...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > I am getting a little tired of spammers. Let's keep it going here...- Hide quoted text -

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> One possible tipping point would be the failure of a major company to
> deliver physical gold for someone holding paper that guarantees
> physical gold delivery. An ensuing panic could increase the price of
> physical gold so quickly that the US gov has to again ban the
> ownership of gold bullion, just like it did from the 1930's to the
> 1970's. This in turn could create more panic as investors rush to
> other hard commodities. I have another tipping point scenario, but it
> is too foreboding to put in print. I do not want to create the future
> by suggesting the future. My prediction record has been pretty poor
> most of my life anyway, because I never appreciated how long it takes
> a freight train to stop once it has run out of fuel.

> On Oct 24, 10:27 am, zubispeak <tomaszubi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Tipping point?
> > Maybe when ink factories and dealers raise prices so much that the FED
> > will have to add 2 zeros to each note they create just to cover the
> > cost...LOL

> > But seriously, the problem here is nobody knows how much dollars are
> > out there, who owns them , where they were spend and what for...
> > It is a party like there is no tomorrow...

> > I got a bad feelings about what's coming, currencies are being created
> > by just click of a mouse and input to a digital system with no back
> > stop control at all.

> > I said currencies, there are many , but money is only 2 - Gold and its
> > brother silver..

> > Anyway, just some of my thoughts on the crap we are facing.

> > It is going to get a lot worse, much worse..

> > On Oct 24, 2:41 am, "Mr. Noatak" <epinep...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > > An actual GLD blog with no SPAM yet! Drop a gold brick on my foot, I
> > > must be dreaming.

> > > As usual, my personal opinions only.

> > > With all of the gov spending and the present and future deficits, to
> > > me the arguments about whether there will be inflation and a
> > > continuing decline in the US dollar are beginning to sound like shop
> > > talk. I mean, look where we are at. Spending trillions we do not have,
> > > the FED purchasing its own treasuries since March 25, and plenty of
> > > expensive legislative bills on the docket as well as expiration of the
> > > Bush tax cuts looming and new taxes ascending. What is the end game
> > > here? Is the US immune from the same financial principles that toppled
> > > other regimes and currencies? I know that the stock market is rising,
> > > why shouldn't it with trillions of easy money flooding the system?
> > > Yeah, yeah I know that Japan had quantitative easing too and Britain
> > > and many European countries are engaging in some money creation- but
> > > remember that these countries are not dead broke and untold trillions
> > > in the hole to begin with. When a freight train runs out of fuel it
> > > coasts a long time before it stops- because it is so big and heavy. At
> > > this stage I am just looking for the tipping point in all of this
> > > economic madness. What will be the tipping point?

> > > On Oct 23, 1:31 pm, zubispeak <tomaszubi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > It is always a wild ride around the time of commodities futures
> > > > expiration days.
> > > > I think we'll see some pressure by the banksters to "flush" the weak
> > > > gold/silver holders out of theirs positions.
> > > > I would see it as buying opportunity, just don't go all in with one
> > > > purchase , I am buying small on its way down.
> > > > There has been a lot of empty talk from a lot of officials about the
> > > > importance of strong dollar, I see it as just an attempt to talk the
> > > > gold/silver down before the treasuries auction next week.

> > > > Right at the auction day is when I "strike" my major buy.

> > > > I see this pattern for a few months now.

> > > > On Oct 23, 10:35 am, Good Luck <dollarra...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > What the hell is going on today with GLD and SLV...what a crazy ride.
> > > > > I’ve been investing in gold and silver for a while. Expect sideways
> > > > > movement until the end of October. After that, it’s going up and up.
> > > > > Technical analysis tells that we are in the middle of a bullish move.
> > > > > The peak expected by December 25th, so hold on tight.

> > > > > On 23 oct, 09:29, "mono$$" <rodrigobena...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > I am getting a little tired of spammers. Let's keep it going here...- Hide quoted text -

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> There is at least 10X more paper traded than there is physical stuff
> available, if just a few holders ask for delivery at the same time, it
> will be a rock&roll like a good old dotcom times...

> But also I think you are right about government intervention in this
> case, maybe not banning ownership , but some kind of mandated price
> control.

> We'll see, in a mean time , I am creating my portfolio of junior gold/
> silver miners, real companies with a huge future..

> Good luck everybody..

> On Oct 25, 4:42 am, "Mr. Noatak" <epinep...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > Just my personal opinions.

> > One possible tipping point would be the failure of a major company to
> > deliver physical gold for someone holding paper that guarantees
> > physical gold delivery. An ensuing panic could increase the price of
> > physical gold so quickly that the US gov has to again ban the
> > ownership of gold bullion, just like it did from the 1930's to the
> > 1970's. This in turn could create more panic as investors rush to
> > other hard commodities. I have another tipping point scenario, but it
> > is too foreboding to put in print. I do not want to create the future
> > by suggesting the future. My prediction record has been pretty poor
> > most of my life anyway, because I never appreciated how long it takes
> > a freight train to stop once it has run out of fuel.

> > On Oct 24, 10:27 am, zubispeak <tomaszubi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Tipping point?
> > > Maybe when ink factories and dealers raise prices so much that the FED
> > > will have to add 2 zeros to each note they create just to cover the
> > > cost...LOL

> > > But seriously, the problem here is nobody knows how much dollars are
> > > out there, who owns them , where they were spend and what for...
> > > It is a party like there is no tomorrow...

> > > I got a bad feelings about what's coming, currencies are being created
> > > by just click of a mouse and input to a digital system with no back
> > > stop control at all.

> > > I said currencies, there are many , but money is only 2 - Gold and its
> > > brother silver..

> > > Anyway, just some of my thoughts on the crap we are facing.

> > > It is going to get a lot worse, much worse..

> > > On Oct 24, 2:41 am, "Mr. Noatak" <epinep...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > > > An actual GLD blog with no SPAM yet! Drop a gold brick on my foot, I
> > > > must be dreaming.

> > > > As usual, my personal opinions only.

> > > > With all of the gov spending and the present and future deficits, to
> > > > me the arguments about whether there will be inflation and a
> > > > continuing decline in the US dollar are beginning to sound like shop
> > > > talk. I mean, look where we are at. Spending trillions we do not have,
> > > > the FED purchasing its own treasuries since March 25, and plenty of
> > > > expensive legislative bills on the docket as well as expiration of the
> > > > Bush tax cuts looming and new taxes ascending. What is the end game
> > > > here? Is the US immune from the same financial principles that toppled
> > > > other regimes and currencies? I know that the stock market is rising,
> > > > why shouldn't it with trillions of easy money flooding the system?
> > > > Yeah, yeah I know that Japan had quantitative easing too and Britain
> > > > and many European countries are engaging in some money creation- but
> > > > remember that these countries are not dead broke and untold trillions
> > > > in the hole to begin with. When a freight train runs out of fuel it
> > > > coasts a long time before it stops- because it is so big and heavy. At
> > > > this stage I am just looking for the tipping point in all of this
> > > > economic madness. What will be the tipping point?

> > > > On Oct 23, 1:31 pm, zubispeak <tomaszubi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > It is always a wild ride around the time of commodities futures
> > > > > expiration days.
> > > > > I think we'll see some pressure by the banksters to "flush" the weak
> > > > > gold/silver holders out of theirs positions.
> > > > > I would see it as buying opportunity, just don't go all in with one
> > > > > purchase , I am buying small on its way down.
> > > > > There has been a lot of empty talk from a lot of officials about the
> > > > > importance of strong dollar, I see it as just an attempt to talk the
> > > > > gold/silver down before the treasuries auction next week.

> > > > > Right at the auction day is when I "strike" my major buy.

> > > > > I see this pattern for a few months now.

> > > > > On Oct 23, 10:35 am, Good Luck <dollarra...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > What the hell is going on today with GLD and SLV...what a crazy ride.
> > > > > > I’ve been investing in gold and silver for a while. Expect sideways
> > > > > > movement until the end of October. After that, it’s going up and up.
> > > > > > Technical analysis tells that we are in the middle of a bullish move.
> > > > > > The peak expected by December 25th, so hold on tight.

> > > > > > On 23 oct, 09:29, "mono$$" <rodrigobena...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > > I am getting a little tired of spammers. Let's keep it going here...- Hide quoted text -

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> On Oct 25, 3:10 pm, zubispeak <tomaszubi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > I understand what you mean. I follow GATA works.
> > I think the silver paper markets are even more tight than gold
> > markets, mr Ted Butler writes about it for years, I follow his work
> > closely.

> > There is at least 10X more paper traded than there is physical stuff
> > available, if just a few holders ask for delivery at the same time, it
> > will be a rock&roll like a good old dotcom times...

> > But also I think you are right about government intervention in this
> > case, maybe not banning ownership , but some kind of mandated price
> > control.

> > We'll see, in a mean time , I am creating my portfolio of junior gold/
> > silver miners, real companies with a huge future..

> > Good luck everybody..

> > On Oct 25, 4:42 am, "Mr. Noatak" <epinep...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > > Just my personal opinions.

> > > One possible tipping point would be the failure of a major company to
> > > deliver physical gold for someone holding paper that guarantees
> > > physical gold delivery. An ensuing panic could increase the price of
> > > physical gold so quickly that the US gov has to again ban the
> > > ownership of gold bullion, just like it did from the 1930's to the
> > > 1970's. This in turn could create more panic as investors rush to
> > > other hard commodities. I have another tipping point scenario, but it
> > > is too foreboding to put in print. I do not want to create the future
> > > by suggesting the future. My prediction record has been pretty poor
> > > most of my life anyway, because I never appreciated how long it takes
> > > a freight train to stop once it has run out of fuel.

> > > On Oct 24, 10:27 am, zubispeak <tomaszubi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Tipping point?
> > > > Maybe when ink factories and dealers raise prices so much that the FED
> > > > will have to add 2 zeros to each note they create just to cover the
> > > > cost...LOL

> > > > But seriously, the problem here is nobody knows how much dollars are
> > > > out there, who owns them , where they were spend and what for...
> > > > It is a party like there is no tomorrow...

> > > > I got a bad feelings about what's coming, currencies are being created
> > > > by just click of a mouse and input to a digital system with no back
> > > > stop control at all.

> > > > I said currencies, there are many , but money is only 2 - Gold and its
> > > > brother silver..

> > > > Anyway, just some of my thoughts on the crap we are facing.

> > > > It is going to get a lot worse, much worse..

> > > > On Oct 24, 2:41 am, "Mr. Noatak" <epinep...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > > > > An actual GLD blog with no SPAM yet! Drop a gold brick on my foot, I
> > > > > must be dreaming.

> > > > > As usual, my personal opinions only.

> > > > > With all of the gov spending and the present and future deficits, to
> > > > > me the arguments about whether there will be inflation and a
> > > > > continuing decline in the US dollar are beginning to sound like shop
> > > > > talk. I mean, look where we are at. Spending trillions we do not have,
> > > > > the FED purchasing its own treasuries since March 25, and plenty of
> > > > > expensive legislative bills on the docket as well as expiration of the
> > > > > Bush tax cuts looming and new taxes ascending. What is the end game
> > > > > here? Is the US immune from the same financial principles that toppled
> > > > > other regimes and currencies? I know that the stock market is rising,
> > > > > why shouldn't it with trillions of easy money flooding the system?
> > > > > Yeah, yeah I know that Japan had quantitative easing too and Britain
> > > > > and many European countries are engaging in some money creation- but
> > > > > remember that these countries are not dead broke and untold trillions
> > > > > in the hole to begin with. When a freight train runs out of fuel it
> > > > > coasts a long time before it stops- because it is so big and heavy. At
> > > > > this stage I am just looking for the tipping point in all of this
> > > > > economic madness. What will be the tipping point?

> > > > > On Oct 23, 1:31 pm, zubispeak <tomaszubi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > It is always a wild ride around the time of commodities futures
> > > > > > expiration days.
> > > > > > I think we'll see some pressure by the banksters to "flush" the weak
> > > > > > gold/silver holders out of theirs positions.
> > > > > > I would see it as buying opportunity, just don't go all in with one
> > > > > > purchase , I am buying small on its way down.
> > > > > > There has been a lot of empty talk from a lot of officials about the
> > > > > > importance of strong dollar, I see it as just an attempt to talk the
> > > > > > gold/silver down before the treasuries auction next week.

> > > > > > Right at the auction day is when I "strike" my major buy.

> > > > > > I see this pattern for a few months now.

> > > > > > On Oct 23, 10:35 am, Good Luck <dollarra...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > > What the hell is going on today with GLD and SLV...what a crazy ride.
> > > > > > > I’ve been investing in gold and silver for a while. Expect sideways
> > > > > > > movement until the end of October. After that, it’s going up and up.
> > > > > > > Technical analysis tells that we are in the middle of a bullish move.
> > > > > > > The peak expected by December 25th, so hold on tight.

> > > > > > > On 23 oct, 09:29, "mono$$" <rodrigobena...@gmail.com> wrote:

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> One possible tipping point would be the failure of a major company to
> deliver physical gold for someone holding paper that guarantees
> physical gold delivery. An ensuing panic could increase the price of
> physical gold so quickly that the US gov has to again ban the
> ownership of gold bullion, just like it did from the 1930's to the
> 1970's. This in turn could create more panic as investors rush to
> other hard commodities. I have another tipping point scenario, but it
> is too foreboding to put in print. I do not want to create the future
> by suggesting the future. My prediction record has been pretty poor
> most of my life anyway, because I never appreciated how long it takes
> a freight train to stop once it has run out of fuel.

> On Oct 24, 10:27 am, zubispeak <tomaszubi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Tipping point?
> > Maybe when ink factories and dealers raise prices so much that the FED
> > will have to add 2 zeros to each note they create just to cover the
> > cost...LOL

> > But seriously, the problem here is nobody knows how much dollars are
> > out there, who owns them , where they were spend and what for...
> > It is a party like there is no tomorrow...

> > I got a bad feelings about what's coming, currencies are being created
> > by just click of a mouse and input to a digital system with no back
> > stop control at all.

> > I said currencies, there are many , but money is only 2 - Gold and its
> > brother silver..

> > Anyway, just some of my thoughts on the crap we are facing.

> > It is going to get a lot worse, much worse..

> > On Oct 24, 2:41 am, "Mr. Noatak" <epinep...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > > An actual GLD blog with no SPAM yet! Drop a gold brick on my foot, I
> > > must be dreaming.

> > > As usual, my personal opinions only.

> > > With all of the gov spending and the present and future deficits, to
> > > me the arguments about whether there will be inflation and a
> > > continuing decline in the US dollar are beginning to sound like shop
> > > talk. I mean, look where we are at. Spending trillions we do not have,
> > > the FED purchasing its own treasuries since March 25, and plenty of
> > > expensive legislative bills on the docket as well as expiration of the
> > > Bush tax cuts looming and new taxes ascending. What is the end game
> > > here? Is the US immune from the same financial principles that toppled
> > > other regimes and currencies? I know that the stock market is rising,
> > > why shouldn't it with trillions of easy money flooding the system?
> > > Yeah, yeah I know that Japan had quantitative easing too and Britain
> > > and many European countries are engaging in some money creation- but
> > > remember that these countries are not dead broke and untold trillions
> > > in the hole to begin with. When a freight train runs out of fuel it
> > > coasts a long time before it stops- because it is so big and heavy. At
> > > this stage I am just looking for the tipping point in all of this
> > > economic madness. What will be the tipping point?

> > > On Oct 23, 1:31 pm, zubispeak <tomaszubi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > It is always a wild ride around the time of commodities futures
> > > > expiration days.
> > > > I think we'll see some pressure by the banksters to "flush" the weak
> > > > gold/silver holders out of theirs positions.
> > > > I would see it as buying opportunity, just don't go all in with one
> > > > purchase , I am buying small on its way down.
> > > > There has been a lot of empty talk from a lot of officials about the
> > > > importance of strong dollar, I see it as just an attempt to talk the
> > > > gold/silver down before the treasuries auction next week.

> > > > Right at the auction day is when I "strike" my major buy.

> > > > I see this pattern for a few months now.

> > > > On Oct 23, 10:35 am, Good Luck <dollarra...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > What the hell is going on today with GLD and SLV...what a crazy ride.
> > > > > I’ve been investing in gold and silver for a while. Expect sideways
> > > > > movement until the end of October. After that, it’s going up and up.
> > > > > Technical analysis tells that we are in the middle of a bullish move.
> > > > > The peak expected by December 25th, so hold on tight.

> > > > > On 23 oct, 09:29, "mono$$" <rodrigobena...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > I am getting a little tired of spammers. Let's keep it going here...- Hide quoted text -

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> I mean before WWII the United States had no army to speak and didn't
> have nuclear weapons. Post war people didn't value the dollar because
> the US backed it all by gold, but rather they were the major player on
> the world stage politically and militarily.

> Now we may see China replace the US in the next 25 years as the new
> global super power, but people will simply trade in Yuan at Walmart
> instead of the dollar. Gold will still be gold...

> On Oct 25, 5:42 am, "Mr. Noatak" <epinep...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > Just my personal opinions.

> > One possible tipping point would be the failure of a major company to
> > deliver physical gold for someone holding paper that guarantees
> > physical gold delivery. An ensuing panic could increase the price of
> > physical gold so quickly that the US gov has to again ban the
> > ownership of gold bullion, just like it did from the 1930's to the
> > 1970's. This in turn could create more panic as investors rush to
> > other hard commodities. I have another tipping point scenario, but it
> > is too foreboding to put in print. I do not want to create the future
> > by suggesting the future. My prediction record has been pretty poor
> > most of my life anyway, because I never appreciated how long it takes
> > a freight train to stop once it has run out of fuel.

> > On Oct 24, 10:27 am, zubispeak <tomaszubi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Tipping point?
> > > Maybe when ink factories and dealers raise prices so much that the FED
> > > will have to add 2 zeros to each note they create just to cover the
> > > cost...LOL

> > > But seriously, the problem here is nobody knows how much dollars are
> > > out there, who owns them , where they were spend and what for...
> > > It is a party like there is no tomorrow...

> > > I got a bad feelings about what's coming, currencies are being created
> > > by just click of a mouse and input to a digital system with no back
> > > stop control at all.

> > > I said currencies, there are many , but money is only 2 - Gold and its
> > > brother silver..

> > > Anyway, just some of my thoughts on the crap we are facing.

> > > It is going to get a lot worse, much worse..

> > > On Oct 24, 2:41 am, "Mr. Noatak" <epinep...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > > > An actual GLD blog with no SPAM yet! Drop a gold brick on my foot, I
> > > > must be dreaming.

> > > > As usual, my personal opinions only.

> > > > With all of the gov spending and the present and future deficits, to
> > > > me the arguments about whether there will be inflation and a
> > > > continuing decline in the US dollar are beginning to sound like shop
> > > > talk. I mean, look where we are at. Spending trillions we do not have,
> > > > the FED purchasing its own treasuries since March 25, and plenty of
> > > > expensive legislative bills on the docket as well as expiration of the
> > > > Bush tax cuts looming and new taxes ascending. What is the end game
> > > > here? Is the US immune from the same financial principles that toppled
> > > > other regimes and currencies? I know that the stock market is rising,
> > > > why shouldn't it with trillions of easy money flooding the system?
> > > > Yeah, yeah I know that Japan had quantitative easing too and Britain
> > > > and many European countries are engaging in some money creation- but
> > > > remember that these countries are not dead broke and untold trillions
> > > > in the hole to begin with. When a freight train runs out of fuel it
> > > > coasts a long time before it stops- because it is so big and heavy. At
> > > > this stage I am just looking for the tipping point in all of this
> > > > economic madness. What will be the tipping point?

> > > > On Oct 23, 1:31 pm, zubispeak <tomaszubi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > It is always a wild ride around the time of commodities futures
> > > > > expiration days.
> > > > > I think we'll see some pressure by the banksters to "flush" the weak
> > > > > gold/silver holders out of theirs positions.
> > > > > I would see it as buying opportunity, just don't go all in with one
> > > > > purchase , I am buying small on its way down.
> > > > > There has been a lot of empty talk from a lot of officials about the
> > > > > importance of strong dollar, I see it as just an attempt to talk the
> > > > > gold/silver down before the treasuries auction next week.

> > > > > Right at the auction day is when I "strike" my major buy.

> > > > > I see this pattern for a few months now.

> > > > > On Oct 23, 10:35 am, Good Luck <dollarra...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > What the hell is going on today with GLD and SLV...what a crazy ride.
> > > > > > I’ve been investing in gold and silver for a while. Expect sideways
> > > > > > movement until the end of October. After that, it’s going up and up.
> > > > > > Technical analysis tells that we are in the middle of a bullish move.
> > > > > > The peak expected by December 25th, so hold on tight.

> > > > > > On 23 oct, 09:29, "mono$$" <rodrigobena...@gmail.com> wrote:

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