Comments on: A Time To Buy Gold?

By: Metal detectors

Metal detectors — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 19:40:48 +0000

My wife gets an article of jewelry every once in a while, either gold or white gold (as a silver lookalike). She gives me a gold ring once in a while, preferably with Gold Coral in the mount, 18ct. is the ideal. She likes the Jewelry aspect, I like the investment aspect. Gold prospecting

By: Sacramento lawyers

Sacramento lawyers — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 19:39:50 +0000

Anyone want to unload some gold and silver, I've got this really awesome greenish paper! The world loves it! It's, it's, its . . . almighty! Hail the $! HA! I've known the $ was toast for 2 years now, there was a spark of hope B4 that. All common sense is out the window. Sacramento attorneys

By: California lawyers

California lawyers — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 19:38:48 +0000

Gold is wonderful because it keeps the fiat money men attentive to what they do. But it is useless since the fiat money men can not make gold (yet), they must be mindful of gold as store of value. Today we know the "we can print our way out of this" crowd is calling for more paper. But the world knows that paper is no store of value, to the contrary, it is the illusion of value. California attorneys

By: Acne treatments

Acne treatments — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 19:37:27 +0000

Because of clever manipulations of gold swaps and leases and other paper games and in some cases even outright sales of physical gold by governments that are desperately trying to keep the right to print money, most people are unaware or still not convinced of the value of the precious metals and don't consider paper to be just that paper... yet. Acne medicine

By: San Diego plastic surgery

San Diego plastic surgery — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 19:36:06 +0000

I am not an economist or anything even remotely related to such professionals. However, one thing which I cannot understand is why would the commodity prices (including Gold) will fall in the long run when every country has decided to print more currency and flood the banks with more currency. At some stage this currency will be in the hands of people who will use it to pay higher prices for the same goods we buy now, inflation will have to be high and under those conditions, all commodities will have to be high as well. Can someone explain why there can be deflation and falling commodities when trillions of dollars (and Euros and Pounds) will flood the system with paper money. San Diego cosmetic surgery