Comments on: Geithner’s Plan Disappoints http://dailyreckoning.com/geithners-plan-disappoints/ Covering the economy, global markets and world politics. Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:19:44 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: www.buzzflash.net http://dailyreckoning.com/geithners-plan-disappoints/#comment-476 www.buzzflash.net Thu, 12 Feb 2009 21:45:47 +0000 http://dailyreckoning.com/?p=11392#comment-476 <strong>Geithner's Plan Disappoints...</strong> Good day… And a Wonderful Wednesday to you! Well… Tim Geithner didn’t experience a Terrific Tuesday, as I had wished for him… And now, it looks as though the shine is coming off the new President as more and more individuals are “not buying... Geithner’s Plan Disappoints…

Good day… And a Wonderful Wednesday to you! Well… Tim Geithner didn’t experience a Terrific Tuesday, as I had wished for him… And now, it looks as though the shine is coming off the new President as more and more individuals are “not buying…

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]]> By: pierre http://dailyreckoning.com/geithners-plan-disappoints/#comment-405 pierre Wed, 11 Feb 2009 23:00:32 +0000 http://dailyreckoning.com/?p=11392#comment-405 Sir, gold and silver, that's fine. But why do you leave out platin? Pt has come down from $2400 to below 800, for a few days even below gold - a historical aberration! Much of pt is used for car catalysts, but the low car sales are largely prized in. So the current prize of pt is represents just its monetary value. This alone however should be substantially higher than that of gold for the simple reason that it is much rarer (ca 10 times!), it is nobler in the sense that it is even heavier by ca 10% than gold and there are no pt stocks in the Fort Knoxes of the world which could be thrown at the market at any time. Ok, pt doesn't lokk quite so nice as gold ... so what. And if the russians corner pt ..., speaks for pt too. What's your opinion? Greetings from Switzerland Sir,
gold and silver, that’s fine. But why do you leave out platin? Pt has come down from $2400 to below 800, for a few days even below gold – a historical aberration!
Much of pt is used for car catalysts, but the low car sales are largely prized in. So the current prize of pt is represents just its monetary value. This alone however should be substantially higher than that of gold for the simple reason that it is much rarer (ca 10 times!), it is nobler in the sense that it is even heavier by ca 10% than gold and there are no pt stocks in the Fort Knoxes of the world which could be thrown at the market at any time. Ok, pt doesn’t lokk quite so nice as gold … so what. And if the russians corner pt …, speaks for pt too.

What’s your opinion?

Greetings from Switzerland

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