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Valued Member
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1690 - 1730
No, not in a position to, but not 100% sure I would regardless at this price.
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Pillar of the Community
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Yeah I see support in the 1650-1700 range. I think with all the big central banks in the buying mode, they will be stepping up their buying program to take advantage of the pull back. These are the whales in the water.
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Rest in Peace
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Yes, every time someone sells, someone is buying. If they weren't, the price would be $0.
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Pillar of the Community
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1.) I don't know how high or how low or when either of these will be reached.
2.) Yes - why not - I have been buying and selling through many ups and downs for many years.
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$12.19 I think $10.99 in February of 2014, shortly before it's given away for free.  |
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I'm glad that it pulled back. It shut those CNBC guys up that just can't understand why gold was such a big deal. I think it will be back in the mid-1800's by early next week and they will be right back at it scratching their heads. The morning guy got in an argument with a gold trader yesterday. The network guy said that he couldn't take a gold coin into a store and buy anything. The trader told him that he absolutely could buy items at a store with gold. It was a hilarious sight to see the commentator get all flustered. He is definitely the biggest square on CNBC.
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08/25/2011 3:07 pm
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Haha, definitely a guessing game. Wish I saw the argument! I'll be scouring ebay for gold and silver as well. |
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Yeah it was a pretty good argument, they ended it with maybe we should take some gold coins around on a shopping trip and see.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Yeah, Thunder. It was funny. That commentator is so jealous of anyone who has been on the gold ride. Every time gold made another move up he would go through his schpiel about what in the heck was going on with gold. I just can't understand how this is actually happening. Gold hasn't been money since 1972 and all that. I really have grown to despise that guy. I really hope gold does go to $2300 a) because I like making money and b) it will be a pleasure to watch that guy fry out. He obviously was the last guy picked when choosing teams for any sport.
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Pillar of the Community
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If you're talking about Bill Griffin I agree, when he was interviewing the head guy for GLD I wanted to slap him out of it. He just kept saying about how GLD has made it too easy for people to invest in gold. I wanted the guy to ask him if he thinks the stock market has made it too easy to invest in stocks.  |
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Forget the talking head Wall Street cheer leaders on CNBC. If those guys knew jack, they would all have been in gold 10-12 years ago.  |
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Forget the talking head Wall Street cheer leaders on CNBC. If those guys knew jack, they would all have been in gold 10-12 years ago. If those guys knew jack they would not be working for peanuts at CNBC - They would be retired millionaires by now. As far as how low gold will go, it is anyone's guess. Gold has not had a serious correction in months. The first MAJOR support is at $1000. Will it go there? Not likely, but it could. However, if it does crash to $1000, it will probably be a flash crash. And the recovery will probably be just as fast, something on the order down today big time and back tomorrow bigger time. Long term, there is no reason that I can see for it to be under $2000. Late this year or sometime next year I think it will permanently go over $2000. Edited by mmerlinn
08/26/2011 1:06 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Good point about a flash crash, I may put in some standing buy orders real low and maybe get lucky.
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Good point about a flash crash, I may put in some standing buy orders real low and maybe get lucky. Not to worry. If you do get "lucky", they will simply change the rules so that you don't benefit from it a bit. It's nice to be able to change the rules in mid-game... very handy that. Who says that Kings no longer rule? |
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Posted 08/25/2011 12:12 pm
