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You do have to have an acount there ofcourse. You order or sell the desired amount and after a few workdays the transaction is completed. There are also gold shops where you can indeed buy and sell gold at the counter. Transactions above 2500 Euro require the showing of an ID.

In Europe you can simply buy and sell gold at your bank. I take it that is not the case in the US?

The inflation deflation debate is largely irrelevant in my view. We supposedly endured the worst deflationary crash in a century yet there isnt a stock out there that hasnt at least doubled from the lows. Previously this decade inflation was widespread yet stocks barely managed to provide...

Since the Euro launched here about 10 years ago everything at least doubled in price. The price increase both came from rounding up to the upside after the Euro adaptation as from year to year increases. With that in mind how can there not have been inflation in the US seeing how...

They should gradually buy into the miners then jack up the price of spot gold overnight and watch their mining holdings double the next day. Free billions to be made.

Ireland will obey IMF or Eurozone policy or condemn themselves to the status of pariah on the international level. This could change in years to come but for now this is the score.

Rogers is the best. Thanks for the link.

I like Soros. I don't understand why his reputation is so bad. Many people hate him for breaking the bank of England but apparantly that was Stanley Druckenmiller's idea... Or people say he is a socialist. Perhaps. But many people are.

Greece: We are not Ireland. http://imarketnews.com/node/22032

It's above 3$ and breaking out. This stock could easily see 10$ a share should the run in gold continue imo.

Where did he see the bubble? Thanks.

My country (Belgium) used to own the Congo. It is estimated 10 million died under the Belgian regime, many more handicaped for life (arms chopped of if they didnt obey) or traumatised for life. We robbed the place blind to the equivalent of 200 billion USD today contributing...

That's very interesting. Also notable is the suicide level in the richer Western Europe which is far higher then in the PIGS.

LOL I don't know if Monaco is all that representative for Europe really. A quote from U2's the Edge comes to mind. "In the US when someone is rich his neighbour thinks, man I want to be that guy. In Ireland when someone is rich his neighbour thinks: when he leaves his home I will...

Any thoughts on the Ireland debacle, Daal? Cheers.

There is a saying in French that goes: Vivons cachés, vivons heureux. It means literally live happy, hide your wealth and what it implies is showing of you are truly rich can bring about a whole list of problems you'd be better of without. Don't be the guy living in the castle driving a...

Imagine gold going to 10K. John Paulson would be the richest man in the world.

The biggest beneficiaries of QE so far are precious metals investors... Who strangely enough also are the FEDS biggest critics. Go figure...

Did you guys read the story about how F1 racer Button was confronted in Brazil with 12 duded packed with machine guns wanting to kidnap his ass while waiting in traffic? He only managed to escape because there were hired ex militairy close ready to escort him out of trouble.. Sounds pretty...

Ireland is going down fast.