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ETF's have the possibility of default (see prospectus). Physical bullion has no counter party risk. Think MF Global for starters.

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'Kara Miller teaches rhetoric and history at Babson College.' Roger Babson would turnover in his grave.

Friendly advice: Don't pursue this; develop your own method from start to finish.

Buy no stretch of the imagination am I knowledgeable in the arena of Cristian business ethics; past or present but your skirting the constraints of Islamic finance and that would be under the mandate of the AAOIFI.

Prospectus should read like a Deere John letter.

Pythagoras would be startled.

------------------------------- "i am totally serial." ------------------------------- Yes, I believe that you are.

I believe you're on the path to becoming an exceptional trader.

Take a small break and watch from a different perspective (angle).

Given the nature of man, I am mistrusting, to a degree, by default. The disadvantages are obvious but the advantages are measured predictability.

That's correct, however, I personally require more testing.

Personally, Kilo and Maples Royal Canadian Mint.

Supposition. Defaults unlikely;most I know hold from kilo bars ---> .9999 shot. Most retail have 1oz. Eagles, Krugerrands or Maples. If you trust scales or assay cards you're naive. ETF/ETN +stops

Picture perfect Suri.

There's a time to sell. There's a time to buy. There's a time to stand aside. Trade what you recognize, not what you hope to see.

I'm glad you got that off your chest. Now perhaps you can focus on that chip on your shoulder.

In theory, yes, the economic situation would be different now, simply because shorter term cycles are spun-out from a vector impulse (election) but are still subject to long term cycles that have been in play for decades, if not centuries. The prime key is time, when these cycles start...

straw man

Define crash.