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Gold daily Indecisive Spining Top candle Ichimoku video Nov24th http://is.gd/1z1AN $GLD #Gold #Ichimoku

2009-11-25T01:12:08Z

Gold daily Indecisive Spining Top candle Ichimoku video Nov24th
[link] $GLD #Gold #Ichimoku

Date: Wed, Mar 28 2007 8:42 pm

2009-11-19T20:47:14Z

Is Gold at it's Top

2009-11-19T04:09:18Z

I don't think this is the top. When you look at Gold and if you adjust
it for its old highs, adjust it for inflation back in 1980, gold
should be over $2000 an ounce right now. In my view, in this bull
market in commodities gold will make all new highs adjust for
inflation.

Josh Fuller
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GLD investors beware: Hope you like your Gold Bars a little salty

2009-11-13T21:11:49Z

“Gold Finger - A New Take On Operation Grand Slam With A Tungsten
Twist”

I’ve already reported on irregular physical gold settlements which
occurred in London, England back in the first week of October, 2009.
Specifically, these settlements involved the intermediation of at
least one Central Bank [The Bank of England] to resolve allocated

BIAS!?!?

2009-11-13T03:10:32Z

Does anyone know how to use the bias indicator? I have searched for
days on online and I can't find anything yet google has made it one of
their selected few technical indicators. I don't get it.

Is anyone using i? If so, I'd be interested in your take.

Gold at $1100

2009-11-07T16:10:56Z

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Alexandria Minerals Discovery Cost of Gold is $6 per ounce of AU

2009-11-05T13:32:10Z

In a series of NI 43-101 compliant reports issued in September and
October Alexandria Minerals ( AZX, and ALXDF ) has verified the
discovery of over 500,000 ounces of AU at its' Cadillac Break
properties in Val d'OR, Quebec. This represents an average discovery
cost of Gold at $6 per ounce. This company's current market

GENUINE GOLD DISCUSSION

2009-10-23T12:29:40Z

I am getting a little tired of spammers. Let's keep it going here...

Gold Will Hit $2,000 in a Decade

2009-10-12T18:40:19Z

Gold, which just reached a new record high above 1,060 dollars an
ounce Thursday, will top 2,000 in a decade. Gold prices will keep
rising as a protection against a weaker U.S. dollar:

The dollar is a terribly flawed currency. Foreign debts are increasing
rapidly every year, and as we all know Washington doesn't care. Prices

Narrow Bollinger Bands - I'm going long

2009-10-07T18:45:15Z

That's about all I have to say, that and the dollar has strong
momentum toward the downside and the fed has made it clear that a weak
dollar is a good thing for the u.s. economy.

ClearStation says when you have narrow bollinger bands, look for a
breakout to the upside.

Great place to short gold!

2009-10-06T18:13:05Z

Sure, gold is rallying today, and retail investors are flocking to
their computers to get in. What a great chance to short gold. Just
because it's gold doesn't mean that the old adage "buy the rumor, sell
the news" doesn't hold true.

All the feds have to do is "slow" down the printing presses, and they

UN calls for new reserve currency

2009-10-06T17:51:38Z

UN calls for new reserve currency

The United Nations called on Tuesday for a new global reserve currency
to end dollar supremacy which has allowed the United States the
"privilege" of building a huge trade deficit.

"Important progress in managing imbalances can be made by reducing the
reserve currency country?s 'privilege' to run external deficits in

Why the Sell Off in GLD & SLV at 9:30am???

2009-09-24T15:31:41Z

Can some one explain why a the selloff occured?
The only news was "Sales of U.S. Existing Homes Unexpectedly Decrease
" and the decrease wasnt so bad anyway....

USD Poised to Bounce: Lower Valuation for Gold a Result?

2009-09-21T17:53:36Z

Major shifts in money are happening right now. Here is what I think is
happening and an analysis of the chart as well. We may be seeing the
end of the USD selloff..

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GLD: Why not break 100?

2009-09-16T01:35:07Z

I'm puzzled: w/ physical gold holding above $1000/oz x 3 days, why
has GLD not crossed the 100 mark? This can't be explained by the
expense ratio. Niave? Perhaps, but can someone clarify this
discrepancy? Thanks.