Friday, January 14, 2011

Cash Or Gold?

13 comments:

  1. u think I want to look like an dumbass going into a store with gold? Haha! Yeah right. So I'll go up to the cashier, "Here's my gold nugget miss." And get laughed at from here to Rome.

    No thank you.

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  2. So how about telling us we don't know?

    I bought gold and silver in Nov. 2009. Silver was $18.00 back then and now it's $28.39, me a bit over a 10 dollar per oz increase. My gold purchase is still in the red.

    Should have bought more silver...

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  3. To the Economic Analyst,

    As an aside since you don't allow general comments, any chance you can remove the whining remark above about not being able to continue without ads? Your blog seems to be doing quite well with traffic, with 100K counter increases every few days now so I know your traffic has gone up compared to before.

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  4. 1:32

    Perhaps you should consider taking your gold nugget to a store that accepts gold and silver as a method of payment. They do exist ya know.

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  5. estate buyers will buy PM's, pawn shops, coin dealers, jewelery stores and large smelters/sellers also buy, it's actually easy to turn into cash as needed for whatever and yes can get daily spot prices, well estate buyers,coin shops, smelter dealers do don't think those gold exchange outfits offer anything near justice in price and have never tried pawn shop but Pm's are liquid enough

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  6. blah blah blah
    gold is money i dont care you think its worthless
    in zimbabewae they use to think gold was worthless
    and in tunsia their learning know
    gold is money beeches when the collapse comes gold will be 5000 an ounce thats right bannannas
    you cant afford it so denie it
    good luck buying food with worthless dollars
    enjoy rioting in the street.
    and shooting at eachother
    ill be sitting back eating drinking
    thanking god i didnt listen to you fools
    got gold beeches if not your doomed.
    thankyou for not buying it it made it cheap for me to buy more.
    thankyou
    one more thing if you can buy gold you have plenty of worthless money for food
    until that day comes and it is coming
    as the site says
    the depression is here!

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  7. iceland france germany ireland greece portugel
    tunsia russia america italy
    riots to name a few.
    as jesus said if this is what its like when the fig tree is fruitfull what will you do when its bear
    we are entering very dark days
    many are called but few are chosen

    food bible gold silver
    are tools
    god help us all for he only knows are destiny

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  8. So much for the idea that JP Morgan will be required to cover their silver short.

    JP Morgan Wins: CFTC Position Limits Do Not Apply (To Them)

    http://www.chrismartenson.com/blog/jp-morgan-wins-cftc-position-limits-do-not-apply-them/50663

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  9. the Gold versus other assets graph shows that gold is the lowest earning investment from 1987 to 2010.

    Please don't delete this post.

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  10. 8:25----> $1.00 in 1987 had the same buying power as $1.95 in 2010...

    I'll take GOLD anytime. Some people just don't get it. GOLD preserves your wealth, the dollar erodes it.

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  11. Informative video.
    Well, It's good o keep gold for some time and increase it's value, bu well never know how the market would turn for he next years.. Earning cash for gold securely an instantly is still a good move.

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