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I own CDE, NG and AU (which is a major obviously), bought Drooy monday (up 20% since then, got lucky on that one) and looking to buy Gabriel Resources and GBG on any setbacks in the mining sector. Wish me luck.:)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOsHoqhbUIU

Fabers latest newsletter is titled: 'There Is Nothing More Deceptive Than an Obvious Fact' :p

And since global banks and countries are the biggest debtors.... They will make sure no serious deflation will take hold. Because it would kill them.

I understand that and I do know greed is possibly the hardest factor to surpass in trying to make a profit in the world of trading. Nevertheless, as a European resident and Euro user any substantial drop in gold would logically be accompanied by a recovering dollar and as such prove to be a...

I'd say the answer to that would be it's very hard to determine the real value of anything with interest rates at 0%. I agree with a post (was it in this topic?) loose monetary policies will remain as long as oil keeps at bay driving up asset classes higher all across the border. So where...

Werent people saying Nasdaq was a bubble back in 98...to see it triple again in 18 months time? A Jim Rogers quote I once read from that time comes to mind: 'I'm a huge bear fully invested on the long side.':p Anyway, I am not here to convince people of golds further potential nor do...

What's still remarcable is the correlation between the general stockmarket and goldstocks. As soon as the DOW dipped from being up 0,30% to down 0,18%... Boom...goldminers gave up +50% at least of their gains today.

Louise Yamada (who was voted TA Queen of Wall Street several years in a row) sees a potential USD bottom around 60. Peter Schiff, a notorious $ bear sees a bottom somewhere between 50 and 40... if they decide to change course in time. Myself? No idea. Other major currencies have their...

May I ask to which currency you converted?

Can you feel it, Ivanovich? Gold fever?:cool:

It's the biggest bullmarket of our lifetime!!!!:D :D :D (I only posted the smilies so contrarians can see the complacency going wild and start shorting gold tommorow.)

Yes.:D

See you in the soupline Bob.

Agreed. Reading Armstrong you can smell the air of obsession and insanity. But hey, I'm sure people said the same about Beethoven back in the day.

Citigroup said on Monday that it has hired Willem Buiter, a professor at the London School of Economics, as its chief economist, effective January 2010. Mr. Buiter will replace Lewis Alexander in Citi’s top economics post, in which he will head the firm’s economics research unit and join...

Read this and decide for yourself if he has some substance. http://www.scribd.com/doc/3932687/The-Greatest-Bull-Market-In-History-Martin-Armstrong

When empires have only their militairy strength to account for their empire status the gig is pretty much up really. At least that's what history shows us. Doesnt mean the USD can't be the reserve currency for another 50 years ofcourse. :)

November 29, 2009 Dubai`s Situation. Stock Market Reactions Exaggerated. "First reactions on Western markets might be emotionally-driven than rational, and opinions stating that Dubai could trigger a second global financial crisis should not be taken too seriously, as Hong Kong-based Dr...

All the banks and hedgefunds are up into their eyeballs in gold and goldstocks, all you have to do to find that out is do a google search on ownership. As far as the dumb money being in gold today no worries, they will loose indeed by selling at 2000$ or 3000$ an ounce missing out on the 10k...