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Gold: Past, Present, and Future

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Participants Melissa Sanchez17dustyheron5quiettrucker12Anthony Evans78Sean Carteranalogharbor44feralpuma12ironstag8Amanda Carter7lonehawk5briskjackal5Andrew Barrett4Dennis Fisher5granitegull51Zachary Mendoza2Christian Miller14neondriver5George Sullivan902nimblepanther18Jerry Wright6Patrick Moore3wearygull4Taylor Robinson51wearyotter36 …
Melissa Sanchez17 Melissa Sanchez17 RegularOP
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joined Feb 2019
#241 ·
http://www.321gold.com/editorials/fi...eld030112.html

...... 🙂
quiettrucker12 quiettrucker12 Regular
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joined Sep 2004
#242 ·
Economic forecasts are usually most accurate once the damage is already done. 😁
quiettrucker12 quiettrucker12 Regular
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joined Sep 2004
#243 ·
It’s pretty funny how the corrupt cartel is letting silver climb today instead of crushing it.☕
Anthony Evans78 Anthony Evans78 Regular
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joined Feb 2019
#244 ·
How are they supposed to crush him? By dumping another 250 quadrillion in shorts? 🙂 Even if they go all in, some whale will just swoop in with a massive long position and wipe out all their hard work in a heartbeat. 🙂 And how do they plan on covering those shorts anyway? The Federal Reserve will just step in and bail them out by printing more Monopoly money, which only speeds up the dollar's inevitable collapse...
Real assets... you know... the REAL stuff... we aren't just talking about hitting the Moon, this thing is headed straight for Pluto.
quiettrucker12 quiettrucker12 Regular
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#245 ·
Trying to make money shorting a bull market is basically a fool's errand. Honestly, what's even the point of talking about shorting a bull run that's been going strong for a decade?

The correction we saw back in August through now is just standard market behavior—nothing out of the ordinary. It’s just as typical for a bull market as that massive three-year climb we saw following the last correction.

Think about it: why wasn't anyone "manipulating" the price during those three years when it was climbing in such an incredibly steady pattern?

And why wouldn't it be the exact same story when the next wave hits (likely after a six-month to year-long consolidation)? We won't see "manipulation" then either; we'll just see another steady, upward trend.

It’s hilarious how permabulls try to cry "manipulation" every single time there's even a tiny dip.

This chart shows exactly how similar bull markets are and how they actually play out:

http://www.google.com/imgres?q=gold+b...d8ezeBQ&zoom=1

It's funny how people only start screaming about manipulation right when a correction is due, yet they stayed silent during three straight years of uninterrupted growth.
analogharbor44 analogharbor44 Active Member
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joined Jan 2012
#246 ·
Check out this cool iconography related to the gold bubble.

View on imgur
Anthony Evans78 Anthony Evans78 Regular
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joined Feb 2019
#247 ·
quiettrucker12, maybe think twice before making such sweeping generalizations 🙂
Price manipulation isn't some recent trend from the last three years; it’s been going on for nearly two decades. If you’d look past the charts and actually read the analysis on ZeroHedge or other alternative news sites, you'd realize what's happening.
Without all that meddling, silver would probably be sitting at $200 by now, and gold would be north of $5000.
Melissa Sanchez17 Melissa Sanchez17 RegularOP
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#248 ·
Everything is rigged, man. I mean, look at what’s been happening with Ingra stock over the last few days—it’s blatant manipulation. Someone basically planted a rumor that they inked a $50 million contract down in Algeria just to stir the pot. I've been following Alpha for a few years now, usually while sipping coffee at a local Starbucks. To be fair, the guy does his math-heavy analysis, which isn't half bad if you're being honest. But let's be real: these kinds of corrections are just part of the game when you're riding a massive bubble, especially when people start pulling strings behind the scenes.

http://www.jsmineset.com/2012/03/01/...pened-to-gold/
quiettrucker12 quiettrucker12 Regular
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#249 ·
I’ve said it before: I much prefer Jerry Fletcher over ZeroHedge. He’s just a much cleaner version of 😁.
Check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svphE__WU5Y
Not touching PMs for a while. Picked up some EUO yesterday, so let's see how that plays out.
Anthony Evans78 Anthony Evans78 Regular
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#250 ·
Conspiracy theories? Please. These are just facts. 🙂
If you haven't realized it yet, the entire history of humanity is nothing more than a series of conspiracies. ☕
quiettrucker12 quiettrucker12 Regular
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#251 ·
Even Jerry says so!

Jerry Fletcher: "A good conspiracy is unprovable. I mean, if you can prove it, it means they screwed up somewhere along the line." 😛
Melissa Sanchez17 Melissa Sanchez17 RegularOP
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joined Feb 2019
#252 ·
BREAKING NEWS

http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldne...ld_Market.html

Is this just more market manipulation, or are we looking at the real deal?
Anthony Evans78 Anthony Evans78 Regular
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joined Feb 2019
#253 ·
Just keep stacking it up.
Henry Hernandez7 Henry Hernandez7 Active Member
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joined Apr 2014
#254 ·
Anyone know where I can find some decent links to track the market in real-time? Looking for something solid, maybe along the lines of www.bloomberg.com?
dustyheron5 dustyheron5 Regular
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#255 ·
Henry Hernandez7 Henry Hernandez7 Active Member
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joined Apr 2014
#256 ·
wearyotter36 wearyotter36 Member
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joined Mar 2014
#257 ·
Gold.
Finally scraped together some extra cash. -))

Should I jump in?
The curve over the last few days looks pretty interesting.
What’s the consensus? Any forecasts? How deep does this dip go before we see another rally?
neondriver5 neondriver5 Active Member
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joined May 2017
#258 ·
What exactly are you looking for me to say here? "Don't do it"? Honestly, you'd be better off just buying some shares in JPMorgan Chase. 😁
If you're expecting to make a quick buck in the short term—say, within a year—then steer clear. You're coming in way too late to this party. What’s gone up, has gone up; at this stage, the volatility is just part of the routine.
Anthony Evans78 Anthony Evans78 Regular
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joined Feb 2019
#259 ·
Just buy the physical assets and stop overthinking it.
If you spend all your time waiting for some perfect dip or market correction, you're never going to pull the trigger. I’ve seen plenty of people sitting on the sidelines waiting for a drop from $1,100 that never actually happened. 🙂
velvettinker262 velvettinker262 Newcomer
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#260 ·
neondriver5 said:What exactly are you looking for me to say here? "Don't do it"? Honestly, you'd be better off just buying some shares in JPMorgan Chase. 😁
If you're expecting to make a quick buck in the short term—say, within a year—then steer clear. You're coming in way too late to this party. What’s gone up, has gone up; at this stage, the volatility is just part of the routine.

If you actually believe what you just wrote, I wouldn't be surprised if you're looking to offload this thing. And hey, if that’s the case—if you're serious about selling—count me in. I'll take it off your hands right now so you don't have to sit around waiting a whole year for some random buyer!

Hey! What's up?

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