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Gold: Past, Present, and Future

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analogharbor44 analogharbor44 Active Member
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#1981 ·
Check out this pure American gold. Exactly what all those conspiracy theorists say doesn't exist 😍

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...v=CTtf5s2HFkA#!
Anthony Evans78 Anthony Evans78 Regular
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#1982 ·
If you’d actually watched the full video, you would’ve heard a pretty charming professor explaining how England holds 300 tons of gold, yet the Federal Reserve basically acts as a "custodian" for dozens of other nations.
As usual, you ended up looking foolish, though I wouldn't let that stop you from making such rushed claims next time. 🙂
Then again, if you caught those remarks, maybe you were just hoping nobody else would notice.
Unfortunately for you, you look ridiculous once again. 🙂
therefore, let's recap: that gold isn't just English; it belongs to dozens of different countries.
It's interesting—they let him into that specific room, but not the others where the rest of the gold is supposedly kept. Makes you wonder why, doesn't it? 🙂
analogharbor44 analogharbor44 Active Member
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#1983 ·
Anthony Evans78 said:If you’d actually watched the full video, you would’ve heard a pretty charming professor explaining how England holds 300 tons of gold, yet the Federal Reserve basically acts as a "custodian" for dozens of other nations.
As usual, you ended up looking foolish, though I wouldn't let that stop you from making such rushed claims next time. 🙂
Then again, if you caught those remarks, maybe you were just hoping nobody else would notice.
Unfortunately for you, you look ridiculous once again. 🙂
therefore, let's recap: that gold isn't just English; it belongs to dozens of different countries.
It's interesting—they let him into that specific room, but not the others where the rest of the gold is supposedly kept. Makes you wonder why, doesn't it? 🙂

NOPE. I was just waiting for you to take the bait. The fact is, there's gold in that vault belonging to more than just the UK, but people keep insisting it's all been sold off. Just wait until they get into the FED vault and find all that American gold sitting right there. Then you'll really look foolish.

And all that talk about not being allowed into the other rooms? Total conspiracy theory nonsense. Man, you are hilarious. 🙂
Anthony Evans78 Anthony Evans78 Regular
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#1984 ·
analogharbor44 said:NOPE. I was just waiting for you to take the bait. The fact is, there's gold in that vault belonging to more than just the UK, but people keep insisting it's all been sold off. Just wait until they get into the FED vault and find all that American gold sitting right there. Then you'll really look foolish.

And all that talk about not being allowed into the other rooms? Total conspiracy theory nonsense. Man, you are hilarious. 🙂

Do you honestly think we were expecting to see nothing but empty walls covered in cobwebs?
Are you suggesting that out of those supposed ten thousand tons of gold at the Bank of England, not a single bar remains?
Ever heard of a metaphor?
There isn't even a thousand tons in the room where this was filmed, so maybe ask yourself why they wouldn't let them into the other rooms when there's no real reason to stop them.
If those few thousand tons actually existed in New York (assuming you mean the NY branch under the Federal Reserve, since the rest should be in Fort Knox), then the last audit wouldn't have been back in 1959. They would have let someone in with a camera sometime in the last decade. Or they would have allowed high-ranking officials from the Federal Reserve in two months ago to verify their gold was there. Or they would have handed the gold to Chavez immediately instead of dragging it out for nearly two years.
If these are just "conspiracy theories," then why is every country lately asking for their gold back (Germany, Netherlands, etc.) and actually getting it without any issues?
Go ahead, try to find the conspiracy in that.
quiettrucker12 quiettrucker12 Regular
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#1985 ·
Another massive leap forward. We finally broke the 10 DMA barrier.
lonehawk5 lonehawk5 Active Member
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#1986 ·
lonehawk5 said:Adding more...
gold at $691.67... just did it on my phone... limit order... I'm winning here😁
silver at $32.86... same thing... already locked it in this morning...

Gold is flying out of the US..my first big buy.
quiettrucker12 quiettrucker12 Regular
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#1987 ·
lonehawk5 said:Gold is flying out of the US..my first big buy.

If you're playing this game, you could set a stop loss just under 1685.75 on a single lot and ride it until February, aiming for roughly 1880.
lonehawk5 lonehawk5 Active Member
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#1988 ·
quiettrucker12 said:If you're playing this game, you could set a stop loss just under 1685.75 on a single lot and ride it until February, aiming for roughly 1880.

I’ve been chewing on that...
quiettrucker12 quiettrucker12 Regular
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#1989 ·
Still just waiting on Wednesday to see what Ben's got to say about all this.
Melissa Sanchez17 Melissa Sanchez17 RegularOP
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joined Feb 2019
#1990 ·
za kupca2011

http://www.kitco.com/KitcoNewsVideo/...Lanci_FINALE_1

I don't know what Ben's gonna say about this one—but honestly, Goldman Sachs already made their move and said their piece. ☕

http://www.businessinsider.com/goldm...#ixzz2Ej88s2Os
Anthony Evans78 Anthony Evans78 Regular
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#1991 ·
Look, man, for some people, it’ll never be seen as manipulation 🙂
Goldman Sachs is the ultimate contrarian indicator.
Maybe they were just ordered to hoard as much physical gold as possible and now they're flipping the script to cover their tracks 🙂
lonehawk5 lonehawk5 Active Member
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#1992 ·
Silver at its current level ($33.07) offers a solid risk/reward ratio, no matter which way the wind blows.
analogharbor44 analogharbor44 Active Member
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joined Jan 2012
#1993 ·
Melissa Sanchez17 said:za kupca2011

http://www.kitco.com/KitcoNewsVideo/...Lanci_FINALE_1

I don't know what Ben's gonna say about this one—but honestly, Goldman Sachs already made their move and said their piece. ☕

http://www.businessinsider.com/goldm...#ixzz2Ej88s2Os

I'm dying to see what you'll say tomorrow once Ben announces more money printing and gold prices just skyrocket vertically!! Free market finally works🤣
Melissa Sanchez17 Melissa Sanchez17 RegularOP
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#1994 ·
analogharbor44 said:I'm dying to see what you'll say tomorrow once Ben announces more money printing and gold prices just skyrocket vertically!! Free market finally works🤣

Honestly, you’re about as interesting as an ant uprising during the sexual revolution in Antarctica.
Anthony Evans78 Anthony Evans78 Regular
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#1995 ·
analogharbor44 said:I'm dying to see what you'll say tomorrow once Ben announces more money printing and gold prices just skyrocket vertically!! Free market finally works🤣

That’s just how the market reacts to printing money.
Sure, it doesn't seem "normal" to you, but isn't it perfectly normal for a year's worth of mined gold to be sold off in five minutes?
Anthony Evans78 Anthony Evans78 Regular
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#1996 ·
🤦
Richard Perez3 Richard Perez3 Active Member
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#1997 ·
So I’m actually going back and forth with my husband about this news right now. His big theory? Sell everything immediately and just wait to buy back in when the price drops. Personally? I’m thinking we just hold onto what we’ve got, because I honestly don't see that dip happening.

Anybody else feeling this?
Anthony Evans78 Anthony Evans78 Regular
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#1998 ·
Basically, my husband is wrong, just like every other husband out there. 🙂
Ask him what his actual reasoning is, besides some brainless Goldman Sachs article reposted by some random blogger on Yahoo News.
Why would you sell? Are you broke? Dealing with a medical emergency? Some other crisis?
If none of those apply, let the gold collect dust because we aren't even close to seeing the peak price.
Wait until the lady at the local farmer's market starts talking about daily fluctuations in gold prices; that's when you use that gold to buy some land from her. 🙂
Richard Perez3 Richard Perez3 Active Member
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joined Dec 2014
#1999 ·
It’s not even a complicated situation, really. His whole vibe is just "sell everything right now and try to buy back in later" once (according to the GOP) the market dips. But honestly? I don't see a crash happening—at least not deep enough to make those trades actually worth the hassle. I'd much rather just hold onto what we have. Plus, I don't trust a word those analysts say (especially those GOP types), though I'm definitely not an expert enough to explain exactly why their logic feels so off. Maybe I just can't stand them. 😁
Anthony Evans78 Anthony Evans78 Regular
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#2000 ·
Hold on and buy more 🙂

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