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    I am leaving this forum and a protest note

    English is not my mother tongue. I could have been wrong in the manner I put it the original or wrong in some other ways - I don't know. The $50,000 is from calculation - but rejected by Ivanovich outright. No one should take those calculations literally. I never counter check...
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    I am leaving this forum and a protest note

    I thought the people here all know metaphors. When Jim Rogers says "Dollar goes to zero", it is his style of speech and we have to let him some leeway. The drop will be cut short far above zero by very signifcant events (same as what you mentioned) - people ridicule Rogers for that. I...
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    I am leaving this forum and a protest note

    You are the moderator. You don't need to say sorry. The forum has made known I'm not welcome and that's it. I'll only debate you a little more as long as I have a reason. About $50,000 gold, you do not want a reason or hear. You ignore Peilthetraveller and chose your Econs professor as your...
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    I am leaving this forum and a protest note

    I can't argue about "sources" - you made some remarks in another thread about quoting sources. If writing "The dollar has been weakening for the past decade with the dollar index falling 35% from 2001" needs to include sources, I then cannot qualify as it is too much. As for analysis...
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    I am leaving this forum and a protest note

    If "5-wave-decline" means you believe in Elliot Waves, I'll be direct with you the last time - you belong to one who knows not he knows not and should usually be avoided - none has ever changed the religion of another as your Elliot wave is your misguided religion. Elliot waves (Prechter is...
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    I am leaving this forum and a protest note

    This is a good one. Humor never harm.
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    I am leaving this forum and a protest note

    This is what I want. Direct and honest and Ivanovich could have added that and not insinuate things with "kitco.com". Just for goodbye: There is an Arab popular saying: He who knows not he knows not, he is ignorant. Avoid him. He who knows he knows not, he is simple. Guide him. He who...
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    I am leaving this forum and a protest note

    My thread "The Apocalyptic Depression of the 21st century" was moved to chit chat after I added "The Collapse of the Dollar" to the thread. Ivanovich (moderator) posted:- . I'm leaving this forum. I'm not one who argues, but before I leave this forum I will still state my position and...
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    The Apocalyptic Depression of the 21st century

    The Collapse of the Dollar The dollar has been weakening for the past decade with the dollar index falling 35% from 2001. For a superpower, the main reason is usually overspending. The US runaway federal budget deficits could only be supported through money expansion and all money printing...
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    Gold Can’t Beat Checking Accounts 30 Years After Peak

    People also forget that Fed rate now is zero. In 2001 rate was 6% and slammed down reaching a bottom of 1% in 2004. 1% was raised back to 5% in 2006 and everything collapsed. This zero percent is the end Fed rate and the reason why India took 200 tons. The moral of the OP article is: Don't...
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    1,200 limos, 140 private planes Copenhagen climate summit

    Groupenhagen ladies fight back and protest at climategate by offering free warmings to delegates: I read the first comment and it should be the best:
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    1,200 limos, 140 private planes Copenhagen climate summit

    I have some very trusted personal friends who are powerful African witch doctors. I recently asked them about climate change and whether they do climate control and also CO2 reduction. They sincerely said it is easy for them, even for a century time frame. It is a secret art passed down from the...
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    The Apocalyptic Depression of the 21st century

    Note: some inaccuracy above - assume just 10 years ago price was $300/oz. Since there is no answer, I'll try myself. We exclude traders who win trading anything as they don't need to buy gold. Just restrict the argument to investors who can't trade, but wish to invest for the long term...
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    Gold still far from 1980 peak

    How do we explained the fall back from $800/oz to $400/oz ?
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    The Apocalyptic Depression of the 21st century

    This is the quote I referred to earlier. Unfortunately it is Marc Faber and not Jim Rogers.
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    The Apocalyptic Depression of the 21st century

    I think your type of scholastic approach is biased. You only choose a time frame that favors the type of result you hold dear to. "modern economics and currencies" may justify your conclusion, but it comes from restricting things to what is most recently experienced. Such "inside-the-box"...
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    The Apocalyptic Depression of the 21st century

    The question I pose is an economics question (not exact science) which asks for just an analysis with reasons - no one guarantees the future in economic predictions. Your luck seems to meet only with psychics who cannot see into the future, it is either :- 1) it is called hard luck (slang...
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    The Apocalyptic Depression of the 21st century

    Assume gold was $300 in 2003. Which of the two statements is more correct : 1) The (obvious) time to buy gold was 10 years back, not now. 2) Now is the (obvious) time to buy gold, not 10 years back. Some people here ridicule Jim Rogers for some reasons. But from what was quoted he said, he...
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    The Apocalyptic Depression of the 21st century

    I cannot seriously claim to have the answers. Wealth always attracts too much attention and envy. All manners of ores - iron, copper, anything that shines are valuable. I think one reason why Africa does not have stability may be their wealths attracting all manner of internal and external...
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    The Apocalyptic Depression of the 21st century

    Now I have a better timing of the midst of the coming depression - add 15/20 (40 years / 2) years. Things may be bad and ugly by 2015. About the stock market crash, I think very soon. Dubai is like a sign.
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