GOLD anyone?

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Yes I'm holding GLD... from 57.02
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Oh, that's not bad. I assumed you were one of the just noticed GLD folks. I've got a few tucked away too.

I used to love intraday trading this baby but the volitility has tapered for the time being.
 
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In times of war (current war on terror) gold tends to go up for ATLEAST a full decade, usually quite a bit more. I bought back into the ETF when gold was at 573... I plan to check my position again in 2009 and re-evaluate from there.
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Why should one buy the ETF, when holding it at least 3 years, instead of a Krugerrand, Maple Leaf, ...

It must have been one of my most special days, going to Brussels to buy some Krugerrands.

You're in the right market, with the wrong instrument, my 2 cents.
 
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Why should one buy the ETF, when holding it at least 3 years, instead of a Krugerrand, Maple Leaf, ...

It must have been one of my most special days, going to Brussels to buy some Krugerrands.

You're in the right market, with the wrong instrument, my 2 cents.
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I had some Brussell Sprouts as part of my Thanksgiving Day meal; does that count?:D

Personally I think a balance of Physical (coins.dore bar) Strong stocks(speculative for me) ETF and futures is a good idea.

Cash is still king where I live so Futures and flipping speculative mining stocks are my choice. 2005,2006 and presumably 2007 are the rerunner years. The herd runs to what's hot then discards it for another chance at being late to the party.
Then repeat and rotate. Always out of step with the music.
It's always been this way but these past two years have been sort of a run-stop, repeat=retreat,..run-stop, retreat and repeat.

To me there are pros and cons to all combinations. A small cross-section of the above is tolerant.:)
 
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I had some Brussell Sprouts as part of my Thanksgiving Day meal; does that count?:D


No, I can hardly eat them. Ughhh!

Same goes for Belgian endive (chicory?), fried nor stewed. Raw with mayo is mjamm.

Off topic.
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I actually hope there's one more big drop in gold/silver prices. Want to accumulate a little more than initiallly planned.

I love the fact everyone still doubts the precious metals sector, even outright dismisses it.

I'm actually trying to barter my new PS3 for some gold/silver, lol. :p
 
Quote from drukes1234:

In times of war (current war on terror) gold tends to go up for ATLEAST a full decade, usually quite a bit more. I bought back into the ETF when gold was at 573... I plan to check my position again in 2009 and re-evaluate from there.
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SO WHATS YOUR EXCUSE FOR GOLD AFTER THE FIRST GULF WAR WHEN GOLD WHEN INTO A TAILSPIN LEADING TO ITS 20 YEAR LOW A FEW YEARS AGO. i THINK TO MANY PEOPLE ON THIS SITE LOOK TO BE IN POSITIONS UNTIL THERE DEATH. HOW CAN YOU LOOK TEN YEARS OUT ESPECIALLY ON A CYCLICAL MARKET. TO MANY PEOPLE IN THE MARKETS AND THE PRESS SEEM TO LOOK AT COMMODITIES LIKE STOCKS BUT THE ONLY THING IS THERE ARE ALWAYS SELLERS IN COMMODITY MARKETS WERE AS STOCKS THERE ARE ALWAYS BUYERS.
 
So is it safe to say most of you are bullish on Gold as we close out the trading year??

The GOX appears to be real close to the 52 week high & had a very strong near 3% move today in abbreviated trading.
 
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So is it safe to say most of you are bullish on Gold as we close out the trading year??

The GOX appears to be real close to the 52 week high & had a very strong near 3% move today in abbreviated trading.
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I expect gold in the high 600's by the end of the year.
 
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