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analogharbor44 said:So, when exactly is Armageddon hitting? 😂 I’ve been keeping an eye on things, and it seems like all your "experts" are calling for a total collapse of Ford money by the end of the decade. We'll see about that! 😂
quiettrucker12 said:We’re closing in on a massive upward swing. It could happen today, it could happen in a few days—who knows? If you're looking to stack silver coins or gold bullion, don't expect a better entry point than this. Even if we see a quick dip toward the 1660/80 range, it'll likely be a flash in the pan that only high-frequency traders can catch. For the rest of us, those are just tiny blips on the radar. The big picture is still the climb toward 1900, probably by January.
Anthony Evans78 said:The fact that nearly seventy years after the war, the Germans don't even have their own gold at home tells you everything you need to know about who’s actually in charge.
Now they’re making noise about bringing 150 tons back home over the next three years just to "verify" it. Supposedly, they moved 500 tons out of New York City back in 2001 (which lines up perfectly with the sale of British gold... total coincidence, right? 🙂), but there’s still almost 3,000 tons sitting in New York City and New York City...
Amy Garcia7 said:Thought I’d jump into this thread and weigh in. Here's a little look back at how things used to be.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7e8eK...ature=youtu.be
lonehawk5 said:Dumped it at $720.41🙂
Amanda Allen4 said:I’ve been noticing a massive surge in gold buyback shops all over Washington, D.C.—it’s getting to the point where they're practically competing with casinos and clubs for people looking to gamble away their cash. Clearly, something is shifting in the economy; there's no way these places stay afloat unless there's a serious underlying trend—operating costs alone would eat them alive otherwise! So, what's the actual deal with the gold business these days?
analogharbor44 said:You guys sure love a good debate! 😂
Spending a hundred years prepping for some big moment, only for it to blow up right in your face before you're even ready!
Anthony Evans78 said:To put it simply: they’re going to slash prices on things you don't even want, while hiking up the cost of everything you actually need. 🙂
Melissa Sanchez17 said:I don't see what's weird about it. The free market is doing exactly what it's supposed to do. 😍
Anything could happen tomorrow.
quiettrucker12 said:It’s weird. With the Dollar being this weak, gold should have already started climbing... instead, it looks like everyone is just aggressively shorting silver right now. Strange.
Anthony Evans78 said:Great... now they just need to figure out how to supply themselves with gold(III) chloride.
Basically, they aren't conjuring gold out of thin air. 🙂
What's next? 🙂
rapidsurfer90 said:Just a quick little tangent
I was watching the movie Looper, which takes place in the year 2044.
The protagonist is a professional hitman—for the "small fry" jobs, he gets paid in silver bullion (roughly eight 250g bars per hit)—but for his final job, he's promised eight gold bars (maybe it's sixteen, the scene moves pretty fast) which is supposed to be enough to sustain him for the next 30 years.
I'll let you all draw your own conclusions.😉
Anthony Evans78 said:http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2012-1...us-metals-soar