What 's up with Gold prices?
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I saw that gold went over $330.00 an ounce yesterday. Some think it will go to $350.00 - What do you think?
Sorry did not see the other thread.
Todd
Sorry did not see the other thread.
Todd
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volitile stuff that gold is. My guess 320.00 by Monday. Profit taking.
Todd
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that has a lot of steam. There are so many different forces trying to drive it up. And up until the last week or so the Central Banks were dumping on up ticks. Seems they might finally realize that they'd rather hold on to what they have as it rides up. Support levels are now in the upper 320's. Another web site indicated that some of the European Central Banks were actually buying gold and that is the reason for the $4 gain in the last few minutes. Seems logical since they have to replace the gold they lent out over the past decade and as the price goes up, they can get hurt quite badly.
roadrunner
IMHO, this was a gimmie, it didnt take an Einstein to figure this was going to happen! What is another positive of this whole thing? It got me into coin collecting!
You are now seeing the results of a** backward Govt policy(U.S. being one of the worst), let things sway too far one way and the Sh*t is going to hit the fan! This is the product of GREED my friends, I just hope the money I make doesnt corrupt me also!
The price of rare gold is more tied to it's numismatic value than the value of it's gold content. You'll probably see some move based on the increase in the price of gold but not to the same extent as the price of gold in general.
1) How can Real Estate be converted to gold? and does this mean so many people will be selling real estate to cause a large drop in many aspects of real estate? (I'm guessing more Commercial properties would be sold rather than single family homes (hey honey, guess what, I sold our house today and bought gold - in a couple years we'll be so rich we can live in a mansion))
2) Production efficiencies have improved to the point where cost of production has been dropping - is gold consumable? or is it just stored forever in different forms. How much is used up in electronics and gold coins so that it will not be put back into bullion forever.
3) Mideast oil producing countries have been buying gold for years - how high must it get before they start selling?
not to renew leases on gold and is calling the physical in. The leasees are in a bind to produce the physical. Time
will tell, but I expect that this type of action could and will be happening in short order. Also from 330 up you have
buy stops being triggered which has a very nice cascade effect.
Now silver is where the big money can be made if they ever call in the leases and paper for physical.
Scott M
Everything is linear if plotted log-log with a fat magic marker
Once you have gold or silver leased - what do you do with it?(or can you do with it- are there lease stipulations?)
2) Is the World population growing or not?
3) Looks like a lot higher! India for one, the biggest consumer of Gold, hasnt been buying because of natural catastrophies.
Gold prices rise due to global economic uncertainty. This Iraq gambit has pushed prices, as has the latest PRK "commercial venture" selling missles which were unloaded in Yemen last Friday. Ditto re the continuing economic uncertainty in Japan. Japanese buyers of gold are y casting a "no confidence" vote re the Japanese economy.
If you think things globally will deteriorate, you might make some money in gold in the short run. The last time it approached $400 was just before we went into Kuwait.
If you buy gold for any other reason, you'll lose money.
Actual industrial demand for the metal has been flat for the last ten years, and central banks of various governments have been unloading the stuff during this time.
"Seu cabra da peste,
"Sou Mangueira......."
Leasing - Now pretend you are a central bank, you have 100's of tons of gold and have sold as much as the
Washington Accords allow (that is way the CBs can't sell anymore before 2004). Now that gold sits there paying
no interest but has storage costs and such. To avoid reporting requirements and make some money you 'lease'
the gold out for 1%. You take the 1% and invest it to get say 5% in Treasuries or such. Now to keep the cash
cow running you extend the 'lease' when it comes due. In the meantime the leassor likely sold the bullion and
made his money. Leasor is what is commonly referred to as a bullion bank. Now the crunch comes when you
want your bullion back and don't extend the 'lease'. The leassor has to produce the bullion at likley higher
prices, you wouldn't want it back at lower prices right. You have the makings of a short squeeze.
Not saying this is what is happening now, and indeed I don't think it is on a large scale. But it could. If it happened
on a large scale you would see enormous price jumps and tremendous swings in price. But it is not in the CBs
interest to cause this to happen as it would cause quite the economic event. Dogs and cats living together, etc.
For fun go to the COMEX website and look at the short interest in silver and compare it to global tons produced
per year.
Scott M
edited to add WOOHOO - Hit 339 a few minutes and is now at 338. I can hear the shorts crying for mama. Mommy
it hurts.
Everything is linear if plotted log-log with a fat magic marker
Demand for silver-bearing photographic products was 4 percent lower in 2001, in large measure from the slowdown in world economic growth, which impacted both consumer imaging and the graphic arts industry. Demand was higher, however, in the United Kingdom, Japan and China, the latter rising 30 percent last year. Radiography remains an important component of silver photographic demand, consuming 73 Moz, while consumer photographic demand accounted for 87 Moz last year.
Scott M
Everything is linear if plotted log-log with a fat magic marker
world events have helped to spike the price of gold, the underlying fundamental is that the "shorts" have little physical gold to pay back the leases with. Kabooom. Right to the moon Alice!
roadrunner
After a week of constant new highs, I finally dumped it today at $13.00!!!
also i think if you want to buy gold the best buys are saints good looking coins in the 63 64 65 common date slabbed ngc pcgs anx icg coins
a better hedge with cettification and semi numismatic value! but if the coins in 64 go to 800 and the 65 to 1700 time to sell!! but again only time will tell you spends your money and you takes your chances
right now i am bullish on gold but will be a bear if the price drops to around 300 and stays there but i will change if it starts to go up again............lol
sincerely michael
<< <i>Here's the deal:
Gold prices rise due to global economic uncertainty. This Iraq gambit has pushed prices, as has the latest PRK "commercial venture" selling missles which were unloaded in Yemen last Friday. Ditto re the continuing economic uncertainty in Japan. Japanese buyers of gold are y casting a "no confidence" vote re the Japanese economy.
If you think things globally will deteriorate, you might make some money in gold in the short run. The last time it approached $400 was just before we went into Kuwait.
If you buy gold for any other reason, you'll lose money.
Actual industrial demand for the metal has been flat for the last ten years, and central banks of various governments have been unloading the stuff during this time. >>
And are those same central banks still unloading or now trying to hurry and buy back so as not to be cought with there pants down?
"The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD GOD Almighty."
<< <i>Rumors abound, the one I find interesting which could explain the vertical increases is that a leasor has elected
not to renew leases on gold and is calling the physical in. The leasees are in a bind to produce the physical. Time
will tell, but I expect that this type of action could and will be happening in short order. Also from 330 up you have
buy stops being triggered which has a very nice cascade effect.
Now silver is where the big money can be made if they ever call in the leases and paper for physical.
Scott M >>
Now silver is where the big money can be made if they ever call in the leases and paper for physical
As soon as the little investor gets in the act.
"The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD GOD Almighty."
Looks like the silver market may be starting to heat up as well.
"The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD GOD Almighty."
trading positions, I also keep a core position in several miners and suck up the dividends which have been quite
good the last year.
Gold has been good to me, but it is going up too fast. Time to take some money off the table while it consolidates.
No one ever catches the top or the bottom precisely. You pay your money and you take your chances.
Scott M
Everything is linear if plotted log-log with a fat magic marker
<< <i>Fast? No, fast is when you start to see the $10 to $20 moves! Gold hit $343 today! >>
Yes it was a very interesting day for sure. Some of my co-workers started buying $20 no motto's again and raw bullion bars. I didn't say a word to them all day. I just sat here and listened to them as they watched the charts. The phone was ringing and the poor customers were trying to place service call orders on machines down while these guys were trading Gold LOL
"The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD GOD Almighty."
roadrunner
since they are a board member. Bummer, their site is down.
POG - If you look at it lately roadrunner is right, NY tries to push it down but when Asia Pacific opens it starts
climbing again. I don't think the fed can hold the lid on it. They've been pushing it down for too long and have
lost control of the beast. It is like a spring just waiting for the right trigger to blow it to 360, next resistance is
about 385 then 400. If it gets to 400 then all bets are off as the beast will be loose. Which would you rather have
right now, gold or US$.
Scott M
Everything is linear if plotted log-log with a fat magic marker
"The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD GOD Almighty."
"The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD GOD Almighty."
$350.10 spot as of a few minutes ago.
Spikes to $1500 will just as easily kill the market and much around it.
The gold train is leaving the station.
roadrunner
<< <i>Fast? No, fast is when you start to see the $10 to $20 moves! Gold hit $343 today! >>
Maybe today in New York? World spot is like + 5.00 from NY's yesterday close with reports of Hectic Asian activity and silver is up a nickle.
"The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD GOD Almighty."
Some have told be that id gold hits $360.00 then it will go to $400.00 - What do you think?
Todd
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<< <i>Wow - just looked at www.kitco.com (12/19/02) and saw Gold up to $348.00.
Some have told be that id gold hits $360.00 then it will go to $400.00 - What do you think?
Todd >>
What do i think? I think it is a beautiful colorful metal and i am going to keep accumulating at my current levels of 6 oz's per month for raw and Gold coins when ever i find a nice one that i like.
"The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD GOD Almighty."
"The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD GOD Almighty."
My uncle works at the exchange and he has health problems with his heart.
Sounds like a good ole Kenny Rodgers song.
Leo
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"The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD GOD Almighty."
"The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD GOD Almighty."