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reply posted on 20-1-2011 @ 11:58 AM by manta78
Originally posted by GirlGenius
This is the last hurrah:

Buyers, who have legally contracted to take physical delivery of metals, are said to be accepting large, paper bribes to accept a cash settlement instead.


www.stockhouse.com...

We have reached the end of the line.


S & F
Some experts have been predicting this would happen. Just a matter of time.
There is no way I would ever accept "paper bullion" over the physical metal
if I was a big time investor.
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reply posted on 20-1-2011 @ 11:58 AM by GirlGenius
reply to post by Student X



Good point. Plummeting was a bit harsh, though they have dropped quite a bit in the last week. I changed it to "dropping".


reply posted on 20-1-2011 @ 12:00 PM by GirlGenius
reply to post by manta78



Yes, it was only a matter of time. It's hard to say exactly when the manipulation will end. As the author points out:

Investors should not be troubled by this relatively minor level of uncertainty, as their strategy should be obvious: continue to accumulate precious metals until the bankers self-destruct. The longer we are forced to wait for our final pay-off/validation, the greater the reward for our patience.



reply posted on 20-1-2011 @ 12:05 PM by ScepticalBeliever
reply to post by Student X



www.goldprice.org... says that gold is down $16 today, just over 1% and silver is down about $1.25, around 4.25%. You can't read too much into that, though, as prices will obviously fluctuate greatly as the day goes on.

Over the last 30 days, silver is down 2% and gold 1.3%- this is slightly more alarming though, because apparently demand has only increased during this period, yet prices haven fallen. Considering how fast silver and gold were rising, then all of a sudden they start falling in value, even though demand is obviously still far, far greater than supply, seems a bit strange, indeed.

This whole thing is very sinister, good spot, O.P. These guys must be laughing, bribing people with monopoly money, of which they have basically a limitless supply of- let's just hope for the sake of the guys that accepted these bribes, that hyper-inflation doesn't come into play soon. Though I guess some would argue, they deserve it for being so greedy and short-sighted.


reply posted on 20-1-2011 @ 12:12 PM by GirlGenius
reply to post by Student X



Absolutely, I just shot an email off to my son-in-law.

I made my first PM purchase in 2006, right after I saw Aaron Russo's Freedom to Fascism. Silver, in particular, is a great investment.


reply posted on 20-1-2011 @ 12:27 PM by GirlGenius
reply to post by OnTheFelt



Silver, in particular, has great intrinsic value as not only a monetary metal but an industrial metal. I have the same amount of $ invested in both, but expect that gains will continue to be superior in silver holdings. Plus the ratio disparity. It's a fun metal to hold. Price drops never bother me
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