and that's WITH the dollar up today................
Silver spike as well
looks like there is big buy volume on the etfs as well
I'm sure that India's IMF buy didn't hurt gold : )
Walker Proof Digital Album Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
Dont you enjoy buying gold for $900 or $950? Or do you have sooooo much that you dont need to ever buy an ounce again? I root for falling gold, not rising.
I think India's recent buy and China's buying spreee has put a nice floor on gold for awhile.............jmo. MJ
Walker Proof Digital Album Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
Gecko.... I am also quilty at buying gold at what was until now, an all time high price per ounce. I needed a little justification for my purchases, I guess.
I am still learning when it comes to bullion. I am more of an old school coin guy.
"I think India's recent buy and China's buying spreee has put a nice floor on gold for awhile"
That's probably right but the floor has got to be pretty close to the purchase price and should set the tone for the next big buy. Now, if all the CB's want to jump on board they will have an idea of what it costs to play. Usually when something odd like this happens, something equally odd happens pretty soon there after. Makes you wonder how long it will take China to clean the other 203 tons off the plate.
Broken resistance at 1080.50. Maybe all the sudden, those folk that have been watching our economic condition deteriorate and have just just been nodding their heads will realize that Elvis has left the room and it's getting late.
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Silver spike as well
looks like there is big buy volume on the etfs as well
I'm sure that India's IMF buy didn't hurt gold : )
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
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Why not?
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Why not? >>
Dont you enjoy buying gold for $900 or $950? Or do you have sooooo much that you dont need to ever buy an ounce again? I root for falling gold, not rising.
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<< <i>Dont you enjoy buying gold for $900 or $950? Or do you have sooooo much that you dont need to ever buy an ounce again? >>
For the last week or so I have been questioning if gold/silver was going to fall through the floor. I needed some reassurance via plus signs.
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<< <i>Dont you enjoy buying gold for $900 or $950? Or do you have sooooo much that you dont need to ever buy an ounce again? >>
For the last week or so I have been questioning if gold/silver was going to fall through the floor. I needed some reassurance via plus signs. >>
I'd rather see gold at $500 than $1500. But then again, im only 34 years old with under 30 ounces. Matter of perspectives I suppose.
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<< <i>Why? >>
<< <i>Dont you enjoy buying gold for $900 or $950? Or do you have sooooo much that you dont need to ever buy an ounce again? >>
For the last week or so I have been questioning if gold/silver was going to fall through the floor. I needed some reassurance via plus signs. >>
I'd rather see gold at $500 than $1500. But then again, im only 34 years old with under 30 ounces. Matter of perspectives I suppose. >>
Agreed.
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
I am still learning when it comes to bullion. I am more of an old school coin guy.
That's probably right but the floor has got to be pretty close to the purchase price and should set the tone for the next big buy. Now, if all the CB's want to jump on board they will have an idea of what it costs to play. Usually when something odd like this happens, something equally odd happens pretty soon there after. Makes you wonder how long it will take China to clean the other 203 tons off the plate.
Broken resistance at 1080.50. Maybe all the sudden, those folk that have been watching our economic condition deteriorate and have just just been nodding their heads will realize that Elvis has left the room and it's getting late.
Edited to add: $1084.50 at 11:34 cst
It just became a joke...
If IMF announces another 'gold sale to help the poor' people will now buy ahead of such sale.
The shorts gave us a good rally today... imho
I don't want to bash the 'pm shorts' just stating the obvious. They will have their day in the sun...