Comments on: Is the World Ready for this Gold Rally?

By: DANCING QUEEN

DANCING QUEEN — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 03:36:29 +0000

NOT KNOWING MUCH ABOUT MEDALS I INVESTED IN 2004 IN ST GAUDENS AND PAID $760 COIN TODAY THEY VALUE IF I SELL IS $1796 A NICE PROFIT. SOMEWHERE ALONG THE LINES I READ COLLECTIABLE COINS COULD DROP IN VALUE AND BETTER TO SELL AND BUY BULLION.

I QUESTIONED THE THEORY AND WAS TOLD BETTER TO INVESTED IN COINS AS GOV. CANNOT CONFISCATE NOR DO YOU PAY TAX ON CAPITAL GAINS.
BUT CHANGING INTO BUILLION PAYING TWO COMMISSIONS AND THE GOVERNMENT COULD CONFISCATE AND YOU DO PAY CAPITAL GAINS.

MY QUESTION WAS HOW DO I TAKE A COIN WORTH $3000 TO THE GROCERY STORE AND WAS TOLD IT IS BETTER TO BUY SWISS FRANCS FOR EXCHANGE.

CAN SOMEONE WHO HAS KNOWLEDGE IN INVESTING IN GOLD SHED SOME LIGHT ON THIS I WOULD LIKE TO INVEST BEFORE OUR DOLLAR IS WORTH NOTHING.

By: ANon

ANon — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 16:34:43 +0000

Gld probably is due for a correction, but where else can you put your cash at this point? Holding American dollars seems really unappealing, despite the superior imagination of the American people…

By: Johnny Dangereaux

Johnny Dangereaux — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 02:17:42 +0000

“The Order of The Shadow”….I’m in!

By: LaRRRRy

LaRRRRy — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 19:40:21 +0000

delbwato said:

“Take Sen. Reid’s post at the top (first) of these comments.”

Priceless.

By: Bors

Bors — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 19:10:28 +0000

The world is not ready for anything let alone a gold rally. The world is beat down and on the ropes. How many bubbles can the world take anymore? Imagination has left the building already. We are victims of our own imaginations. There is nothing left. We are tired, overpopulated, and sick. They have us right where they want us. They will confiscate the gold, stop printing money and confiscate all that paper and issue plastic so they can better keep track of you. The only hope is the shadow economy that Rocky writes about and has been going on for some time. Our only hope.

By: Bobo

Bobo — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 17:44:03 +0000

Awwww man. Who let the Harry?

Say “Excuse me.”

By: delbwato

delbwato — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:02:52 +0000

Akakakak
I love it when Bonner goes off on Freidman: Few are so deserving of ridicule as he.
But there are some.
Take Sen. Reid’s post at the top (first) of these comments.
You’d think he’d have some misery to spread or hopes to dash.
But, no, he must follow his calling to lie, lie about lying and lie about the “lies” about his lying.
When in Rome…

By: Daniel M. Ryan

Daniel M. Ryan — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 14:50:05 +0000

Why do I hear echoes of the Brits in the 1950s in Mr. Friedman’s comments?

By: Crispus

Crispus — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:25:46 +0000

Comsumers will be spending LESS than in previous years for the holiday and this trend will continue beyond the holidays.

Does anyone believe that people have increased their spending in this country? Everywhere, people are cutting back. Everywhere.

Saying we will pull out of this means – what exactly? There will still be some Americans alive on the other side of this thing? Granted. But few people believe we will be wealthier on the other side. We are about to be ravaged by our own mistakes.

By: JMR bayou bobby

JMR bayou bobby — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 04:53:26 +0000

so many juicy points to respond to: Turbo Timmy and Bombs Away Ben, for ex.

but Friedman, he’s coming to my small southern community to speak at an obscure university

and people will pay good money to sit and listen in a controlled environment where no one can ask questions except the dean

Imagine that!