I'm lucky, so far, in that aspect. My rates don't change for next year so that's a huge plus imo. I feel sorry/angry for those, like my mom, who either get dropped or have their rates double or worse.
Back to the topic, I wouldn't mind seeing $15 silver! Sub $1000 gold would be nice as well.
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Well, the 2014 prediction threads will start soon, maybe this is turning out to be the first one.
I tend to agree that gold is likely to trade to 1050, and silver will go below $18, could test $15.
However, "gimmick" silver bullion in clever shapes will continue to be priced (and remain unsold) at $20 and $25 and higher per ounce, and this will be presented as "evidence" of a disconnect between paper and physical.
<< <i>a penny difference between paper and physical is evidence of a disconnect. >>
Obviously there's a disconnect between the per-ounce price of a one gram ingot versus a real order for deliver of a number of qualified 1000 oz. bars, Captain. It's called "wholesale" versus "retail" no matter which commodity you're talking about. Only a "nut" would conclude "conspiracy"
<< <i>a penny difference between paper and physical is evidence of a disconnect. >>
Obviously there's a disconnect between the per-ounce price of a one gram ingot versus a real order for deliver of a number of qualified 1000 oz. bars, Captain. It's called "wholesale" versus "retail" no matter which commodity you're talking about. Only a "nut" would conclude "conspiracy" >>
Difference in price between physical and paper has nothing to do with conspiracy. It has everything to do with counterparty risk, Lieutenant. Regardless of quantity there is that added surcharge for removal of risk. The more the risk is reduced, the higher the surcharge. This is why ASEs carry more premium than generic bars. Surcharge (premium) may get reduced by purchasing quantity but it will not get removed.
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I expect a break thru 1000 by mid 14.
Should be interesting after Yellen cranks up the QE to $100 billion/month to keep the equity bubble inflated....
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<< <i>What will be worth more next November ? >>
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<< <i>What will be worth more next November ? >>
A job with health coverage. >>
I'm lucky, so far, in that aspect. My rates don't change for next year so that's a huge plus imo. I feel sorry/angry for those, like my mom, who either get dropped or have their rates double or worse.
Back to the topic, I wouldn't mind seeing $15 silver! Sub $1000 gold would be nice as well.
I tend to agree that gold is likely to trade to 1050, and silver will go below $18, could test $15.
However, "gimmick" silver bullion in clever shapes will continue to be priced (and remain unsold) at $20 and $25 and higher per ounce, and this will be presented as "evidence" of a disconnect between paper and physical.
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<< <i>1 ounce of gold at $1250
1 share GOOG at $1045
1 share PCLN at $1159
7 shares of GS for $1190
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What will be worth more next November ? >>
1 Bitcoin?
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<< <i>a penny difference between paper and physical is evidence of a disconnect. >>
Obviously there's a disconnect between the per-ounce price of a one gram ingot versus a real order for deliver of a number of qualified 1000 oz. bars, Captain.
It's called "wholesale" versus "retail" no matter which commodity you're talking about. Only a "nut" would conclude "conspiracy"
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
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<< <i>a penny difference between paper and physical is evidence of a disconnect. >>
Obviously there's a disconnect between the per-ounce price of a one gram ingot versus a real order for deliver of a number of qualified 1000 oz. bars, Captain.
It's called "wholesale" versus "retail" no matter which commodity you're talking about. Only a "nut" would conclude "conspiracy" >>
Difference in price between physical and paper has nothing to do with conspiracy. It has everything to do with counterparty risk, Lieutenant. Regardless of quantity there is that added surcharge for removal of risk. The more the risk is reduced, the higher the surcharge. This is why ASEs carry more premium than generic bars. Surcharge (premium) may get reduced by purchasing quantity but it will not get removed.
No Way Out: Stimulus and Money Printing Are the Only Path Left