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The Really Useful Gold Thread (GOLD)     

squirrel888 - 12 Jun 2013 04:58

A thread for all those who wish to discuss GOLD - the investment of and related discussions that can effect GOLD as an investment or simply how to invest in it. All welcome from other websites.

omce36 - 20 Jun 2013 12:44 - 118 of 148

Thanks Harry. I wasn't aware of that as I don't follow POG.

squirrel888 - 20 Jun 2013 12:59 - 119 of 148

Omce - agree with all you've written in your last post. I haven't been taken in by negative UKIP commentary - he did say something in Scotland I believe?

It was definitely a woman that called the 2008 crash :-)

On energy - was wondering about our shale reserves? Can we tap in to that - I'm thinking of when I become a pensioner myself and don't want to freeze to death :-) as our house is in the UK and I doubt we would ever sell up.

Harry - that's interesting. Could see quite a bounce in gold then? Although some are calling the 27th June as a pivotal date? Not sure why so don't shoot the messenger. I'll try to find more on that.

Omce - no need to be so harsh - you don't care whether we have anything in common or not. Try not to be so hard?

omce36 - 20 Jun 2013 13:10 - 120 of 148

Omce - agree with all you've written in your last post. I haven't been taken in by negative UKIP commentary - he did say something in Scotland I believe?

Did you see the reception he received in Scotland. Disgraceful. And mostly by subsidised students who should be studying and not protesting!!!!

It was definitely a woman that called the 2008 crash :-)


Evidence? Other than you claiming it was so. I did a google search and got Dr Doom(Roubini) amongst others. No sign of this woman.

There was this lady who predicted black monday,1987.

"While working as a stock analyst at Shearson Lehman, she became known for predicting Black Monday, the stock market crash of 1987. "


On energy - was wondering about our shale reserves? Can we tap in to that - I'm thinking of when I become a pensioner myself and don't want to freeze to death :-) as our house is in the UK and I doubt we would ever sell up.

Yep Shale is an interesting angle to pursue and,like the US, is something we should be looking into with renewed vigour.

Omce - no need to be so harsh - you don't care whether we have anything in common or not. Try not to be so hard?

Sorry - My comment was in regard to the irrelevance of "the extent to which we had something in common might be against my wishes" not whether we actually had anything in common or not :)

squirrel888 - 20 Jun 2013 13:20 - 121 of 148

Omce - ok. Can't name the woman for privacy reasons - honestly. BUT she was bullish gold - for the longer term. She was also living outside the UK at the time.

My family know quite a few of the UKIP MPs - we are listening hard. Everyone is in work so we have a total belief in making the UK a stronger better place where a work ethic is top of the list. We'll be back by election time in any case.

I'd support shale - not just by writing more about it - I'd actually make the investment with hard cash as I believe we need to do this for the greater good of the British citizens going forward.

We will be old one day! :-(

squirrel888 - 20 Jun 2013 14:46 - 122 of 148

OMCE - I've had another poster tell me to look at MML. Got the figures etc. I noted you mentioned that one. Will take a look.

omce36 - 20 Jun 2013 15:05 - 123 of 148

Making the UK a stronger better place where a work ethic is top of the list.

That's going to be tough given the prevalence of welfarism being more lucrative than getting out of bed to do an average paid job. Plus you get to lie in, avoid congested travel,and can do what you want rather than what someone else tells you to do.

Inculcating a work ethic is a necessity.

We'll be back by election time in any case.

Just in time for a Labour government and more of the above coupled to rising taxes to pay for it all!

I'll be emigrating in that event. As I did last time Labour won in 1997 only returning when it was clear Labour must surely be heading out of office.

I'd support shale - not just by writing more about it - I'd actually make the investment with hard cash as I believe we need to do this for the greater good of the British citizens going forward.

Agree. Centrica see value as well with their investment in Cuadrilla. The other shale play is IGAS. Am looking to take a nibble at some point. Own Centrica so have exposure that way.

We will be old one day! :-(

That's what everyone forgets! :)

omce36 - 20 Jun 2013 15:10 - 124 of 148

All hinges on production figs coming up. Everyone wondering how they will meet their guidance given last three quarters production numbers.And that's a reduced guidance as it is!!!!

Tempted to have another nibble myself.

gazkaz - 21 Jun 2013 00:01 - 125 of 148

CME Hikes Gold Margins By 25%

How very unexpected.
- And how, judging by today's massive selloff,
- it is almost as if someone knew in advance this would happen :o)

Can JPMorgan just get back to restocking its vault with whatever gold it needs to meet its massive delivery demands (at three year low prices)
- so some normalcy can return to the market?

omce36 - 22 Jun 2013 16:02 - 126 of 148

The beginnings , no doubt, of more closures to come....

"Golden Minerals suspends production

http://www.gata.org/node/12707

GOLDEN, Colorado -- Golden Minerals Co. announced that it has suspended operations at its Velardena mine as of June 21, 2013, in order to conserve the asset until operating plans and prices for silver and gold indicate a sustainable cash margin for operations."

jkd - 23 Jun 2013 18:07 - 127 of 148

o
the summer solstice often produces lows and highs in the markets.i dont know why but it does seem so.your temptation to have a nibble may prove fruitful short / medium time or maybe even long term had you waited but one more day.
for chartists we have a major high descending triangle top pattern(dyor) that confirmed when price broke down through the 1520sh support level giving a target level, based upon chart pattern of 1120sh. current price is1296 having made a low of 1269.
the longer a high takes to form its chart pattern and then confirm it, the stronger it is, this chart pattern took from sept 2011 to april 2013 before it confirmed,
little wonder then that some analysts are suggesting that gold is in a bear market, whilst others may disagree.
we have a lot of long term support at current levels(dyor) so a bounce back to 1520sh may not be out of the question.
just my observations based upon chart movement.
please dyor on chart patterns and their expectations etc. and good luck
regards
jkd

squirrel888 - 24 Jun 2013 07:28 - 128 of 148

Jkd - ty. Someone said something about gold settlements at end of month at 1420?

So how would that impact pog?

ahoj - 24 Jun 2013 08:37 - 129 of 148

Was it agreed (hedged) at that price.

squirrel888 - 24 Jun 2013 09:35 - 130 of 148

? They have to settle at that price.

Someone's got caught out or not?

Not long to find out.

Someone mentioned 27th June 2013!

ahoj - 24 Jun 2013 09:41 - 131 of 148

when did they say this?
It is not 27th June 2013!

squirrel888 - 24 Jun 2013 11:30 - 132 of 148

Last week - I'll try to find the link. Might be on the other site.

jkd - 29 Jun 2013 22:19 - 133 of 148

its a bit quiet on this thread.
why so?
regards
jkd

squirrel888 - 30 Jun 2013 08:33 - 134 of 148

It seems gold is sparse now. I suppose we should ask why is gold so sparse?

glynthebox - 30 Jun 2013 17:55 - 135 of 148

Full page article in The Times on Saturday on why gold is a busted flush , followed today with small piece in business section editorial essentially saying the same thing though saying the fall is the volatile market shaking the "fast" money loose.What gets no mention is the "contradictory" upsurge in physical demand at these prices current prices.
Added my own small contribution to that getting some sovs from HGM for £191 this week.Seeing them below £200 was too much of a temptation.
Their stocks have been very limited for weeks - and I have noted that each day they seem to sell nearly all stock.
Obviously Im not the only idiot.

squirrel888 - 01 Jul 2013 10:58 - 136 of 148

Glyn - we sit on the other side of 2013 now. H2 - I like it much better. Things are definitely going to heat up and for many reasons PMs are going to fly much higher. I love my gold - totally and won't be selling it for a very long time. Got some beautiful pieces of jewellery plus bars. BUT I honestly think silver will be the magic wand - the ratio to gold will be astounding I feel.

It's high time too.

I'll try to find a gold:silver ratio chart for the top of the thread. It could be a fascinating thing to watch.......

flyingswan - 01 Jul 2013 20:27 - 137 of 148

This is an interesting video:

The Alphabet vs. The Goddess Lecture by Dr. Leonard Shlain

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QQuD62RxrU
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