Comments for Gold Newswire http://www.goldnewswire.net Breaking news and analyses on gold, silver, platinum, palladium, precious metals, base metals and mining. Wed, 10 Mar 2010 21:40:21 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Peter Grandich challenges the Tokyo Rose of the gold market by K.P http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForGoldNewswire/~3/3WBjqXWBQ4c/comment-page-1 K.P Wed, 10 Mar 2010 21:40:21 +0000 http://www.goldnewswire.net/peter-grandich-challenges-the-tokyo-rose-of-the-gold-market#comment-928 Who`s the Haw Haw? What`s the link to the youtube video? Who`s the Haw Haw?

What`s the link to the youtube video?


]]> http://www.goldnewswire.net/peter-grandich-challenges-the-tokyo-rose-of-the-gold-market/comment-page-1#comment-928 Comment on Gold, Silver, Metal Prices: Commentary – 1/11/2010 by R. Money http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForGoldNewswire/~3/VHk1HomuAts/comment-page-1 R. Money Tue, 12 Jan 2010 08:53:55 +0000 http://www.goldnewswire.net/gold-silver-metal-prices-commentary-1112010#comment-823 Buy Gold Now!!!!!!!! Buy Gold Now!!!!!!!!


]]> http://www.goldnewswire.net/gold-silver-metal-prices-commentary-1112010/comment-page-1#comment-823 Comment on Gold, Silver, Metal Prices: Commentary – 1/11/2010 by R. Money http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForGoldNewswire/~3/0TXEnGcemXo/comment-page-1 R. Money Tue, 12 Jan 2010 08:39:57 +0000 http://www.goldnewswire.net/gold-silver-metal-prices-commentary-1112010#comment-822 Now is the time to buy Gold and I will tell you why!! Take it or leave it. With most economists basing their projections on old outdated ways of thinking. They have no clue as to whats just begun. Let me do a recap and let you be the judge! For over forty years the United States of America has outsourced jobs from toy manufactures to the textile and steel industries. Now there continuing with the pharmicuel, chemical, Hi-tech(microsoft, IBM, ect.), communication, entertainment, and just about everything else. At first thought you would think it was over lower wages and in part your correct. Further investigating reveals if you do not have to contend with the EPA or Human Rights/Unemployment laws that are almost non-existant in Mexico, India, and of course China; the cost of producing a product becomes greatly reduced. These industries produced the revenue(taxes) for our local communities, states, and federal government. More importantly they sustained our housing market, service related industries, and small buisnesses. Congress and the White House are only putting a bandaid on a terminaly ill cancer patient and not addressing the problem at hand. Once the stimulas money runs out and the DOL money ceases to exsist then and only then will the realization of what has happened happen. That is why you would have to be crazy if you do not by as much Gold as you can afford! I don't know maybe I am challenged or maybe not; that is why I presented the facts and let you joe public decide! Now is the time to buy Gold and I will tell you why!! Take it or leave it. With most economists basing their projections on old outdated ways of thinking. They have no clue as to whats just begun. Let me do a recap and let you be the judge!
For over forty years the United States of America has outsourced jobs from toy manufactures to the textile and steel industries. Now there continuing with the pharmicuel, chemical, Hi-tech(microsoft, IBM, ect.), communication, entertainment, and just about everything else. At first thought you would think it was over lower wages and in part your correct. Further investigating reveals if you do not have to contend with the EPA or Human Rights/Unemployment laws that are almost non-existant in Mexico, India, and of course China; the cost of producing a product becomes greatly reduced. These industries produced the revenue(taxes) for our local communities, states, and federal government. More importantly they sustained our housing market, service related industries, and small buisnesses. Congress and the White House are only putting a bandaid on a terminaly ill cancer patient and not addressing the problem at hand.
Once the stimulas money runs out and the DOL money ceases to exsist then and only then will the realization of what has happened happen.
That is why you would have to be crazy if you do not by as much Gold as you can afford! I don’t know maybe I am challenged or maybe not; that is why I presented the facts and let you joe public decide!


]]> http://www.goldnewswire.net/gold-silver-metal-prices-commentary-1112010/comment-page-1#comment-822 Comment on Lower US Mint Numismatic Gold Coin Prices Unlikely this Week by gold coins http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForGoldNewswire/~3/cplo2MrPQsc/comment-page-1 gold coins Fri, 01 Jan 2010 03:33:03 +0000 http://www.goldnewswire.net/lower-us-mint-numismatic-gold-coin-prices-unlikely-this-week#comment-773 Gold wil continue to rally . I dont see any recovery happening in the us dollar at all in the near future Gold wil continue to rally . I dont see any recovery happening in the us dollar at all in the near future


]]> http://www.goldnewswire.net/lower-us-mint-numismatic-gold-coin-prices-unlikely-this-week/comment-page-1#comment-773 Comment on UN to produce bullion coins as world currency by mike hoaglan http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForGoldNewswire/~3/SSRIS3uFkeI/comment-page-1 mike hoaglan Thu, 31 Dec 2009 23:59:08 +0000 http://www.goldnewswire.net/?p=22865#comment-769 can some one please verify this story,. as I can not find it to be true,. can some one please verify this story,.
as I can not find it to be true,.


]]> http://www.goldnewswire.net/un-to-produce-bullion-coins-as-world-currency/comment-page-1#comment-769 Comment on END THE FED…. Then What? – The Transition to Sound Money by Mark Herpel http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForGoldNewswire/~3/3l90OdCwKXY/comment-page-1 Mark Herpel Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:39:13 +0000 http://www.goldnewswire.net/?p=21295#comment-667 The long term solution for free market money could be digital gold currency and locally or regionally issued 'local currency notes'. Food for thought-- but digital gold currency is a proper way to settle international business. Of course private money cuts out the greedy bankers so I'm not going to wait around the see if they approve of our new plan. It is time to move on this one, otherwise we'll be explaining to our grand kids how the opportunity got away. We'll have to tell them why they were born into a world financial slavery because we fiddled while DC burned. Richard C. Clark has some great ideas: http://www.richardccook.com/2009/11/23/economic-crisis-what-must-be-done/ <i>""...sovereign control of money and credit must be returned to the public commons and treated as public utilities.... Another method increasingly being used within the U.S. today is local and regional credit clearing exchanges and the use of local currencies or “scrip.” Use of such currencies could be enhanced by legislation at the state and federal levels allowing these currencies to be used for payment of taxes and government fees as well as payment of mortgages and other forms of bank debt. The credit clearing exchanges could be organized as private non-profit regional currency co-operatives similar to credit unions."</i> If not us, who? If not now, when? Aren't things bad enough already to start preparing for a brighter future? Mark The long term solution for free market money could be digital gold currency and locally or regionally issued ‘local currency notes’.

Food for thought– but digital gold currency is a proper way to settle international business. Of course private money cuts out the greedy bankers so I’m not going to wait around the see if they approve of our new plan. It is time to move on this one, otherwise we’ll be explaining to our grand kids how the opportunity got away. We’ll have to tell them why they were born into a world financial slavery because we fiddled while DC burned.

Richard C. Clark has some great ideas:
http://www.richardccook.com/2009/11/23/economic-crisis-what-must-be-done/
“”…sovereign control of money and credit must be returned to the public commons and treated as public utilities….
Another method increasingly being used within the U.S. today is local and regional credit clearing exchanges and the use of local currencies or “scrip.” Use of such currencies could be enhanced by legislation at the state and federal levels allowing these currencies to be used for payment of taxes and government fees as well as payment of mortgages and other forms of bank debt. The credit clearing exchanges could be organized as private non-profit regional currency co-operatives similar to credit unions.”

If not us, who?

If not now, when?

Aren’t things bad enough already to start preparing for a brighter future?

Mark


]]> http://www.goldnewswire.net/end-the-fed-then-what-the-transition-to-sound-money/comment-page-1#comment-667 Comment on Gold & Mount St. Helens by GoldFreak http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForGoldNewswire/~3/K16Xw_quZUU/comment-page-1 GoldFreak Wed, 25 Nov 2009 13:52:28 +0000 http://www.goldnewswire.net/?p=21300#comment-666 Great article. The <a href="http://goldfreak.com/Wall-Street-Bailout-Corruption.html" rel="nofollow">Government Corruption</a> Cannot last much longer. Something has to give and it will send Gold into the stratosphere Great article. The Government Corruption Cannot last much longer. Something has to give and it will send Gold into the stratosphere


]]> http://www.goldnewswire.net/gold-mount-st-helens/comment-page-1#comment-666 Comment on Gold’s Price Is Not A Bubble Price by Duffminster http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForGoldNewswire/~3/QdmOLeaGi1Y/comment-page-1 Duffminster Tue, 24 Nov 2009 19:41:38 +0000 http://www.goldnewswire.net/?p=21297#comment-664 The mainstream media and the so called "Gold Analysts" constantly over look the work of GATA and the degree to which the Federal Reserve and many other central banks have worked so very hard to work on perceptually decoupling human's belief that Gold and Silver are money through a long effort at continous price supression. Unlike any other commodities, silver and gold have never re-touched their inflation adjusted highs. In fact Silver is at about 1/6th of its inflation high and gold is about half its inflation adjusted high. In my opinion, the new deep pocketed investors and banks should realize the leverage that silver has with gold. Silver remains supressed largely at the effort of one the largest Federal Reserve Primary dealers and a custodian of a silver ETF. Large funds and nations seeking financial diversification and who already have a lot of money in gold would benefit from taking physical delivery of silver first and gold second from the COMEX futures markets in my opinion. The leverage of physical to futures and of silver to gold makes this seem apparent to me. I believe that the "monetary authorities" seeking to keep Gold from moving anywhere near its inflation adjusted highes are using silver to hold down more enthusiams in regard to gold. Yet, silver is a very small market compared to gold and the ability for it to rise as a result of more entities taking delivery of physical is clearly an option for some who see the opening in my opinion. Duffmisnter, http//duffmisnter.com/SilverandGold The mainstream media and the so called “Gold Analysts” constantly over look the work of GATA and the degree to which the Federal Reserve and many other central banks have worked so very hard to work on perceptually decoupling human’s belief that Gold and Silver are money through a long effort at continous price supression. Unlike any other commodities, silver and gold have never re-touched their inflation adjusted highs. In fact Silver is at about 1/6th of its inflation high and gold is about half its inflation adjusted high.

In my opinion, the new deep pocketed investors and banks should realize the leverage that silver has with gold. Silver remains supressed largely at the effort of one the largest Federal Reserve Primary dealers and a custodian of a silver ETF.

Large funds and nations seeking financial diversification and who already have a lot of money in gold would benefit from taking physical delivery of silver first and gold second from the COMEX futures markets in my opinion. The leverage of physical to futures and of silver to gold makes this seem apparent to me.

I believe that the “monetary authorities” seeking to keep Gold from moving anywhere near its inflation adjusted highes are using silver to hold down more enthusiams in regard to gold. Yet, silver is a very small market compared to gold and the ability for it to rise as a result of more entities taking delivery of physical is clearly an option for some who see the opening in my opinion.

Duffmisnter,
http//duffmisnter.com/SilverandGold


]]> http://www.goldnewswire.net/gold%e2%80%99s-price-is-not-a-bubble-price/comment-page-1#comment-664 Comment on Ganesha and the Price of Gold by Brian Barker http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForGoldNewswire/~3/SLQjldfnb88/comment-page-1 Brian Barker Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:09:56 +0000 http://www.goldnewswire.net/?p=20708#comment-660 A recent CNN television broadcast gave the impression that Esperanto aims to be a single global language. The comparison was with a global reserve currency, instead of the US dollar. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpC8mPk4QBM May I put the record straight? Esperanto intends to be an auxiliary language, or a second language for all. Please see http://www.lernu.net for confirmation. A recent CNN television broadcast gave the impression that Esperanto aims to be a single global language. The comparison was with a global reserve currency, instead of the US dollar.

See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpC8mPk4QBM

May I put the record straight? Esperanto intends to be an auxiliary language, or a second language for all.

Please see http://www.lernu.net for confirmation.


]]> http://www.goldnewswire.net/ganesha-and-the-price-of-gold/comment-page-1#comment-660 Comment on Indian gold imports up in October by Duffminster http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForGoldNewswire/~3/hX8RfS70Vh4/comment-page-1 Duffminster Thu, 12 Nov 2009 17:58:56 +0000 http://www.goldnewswire.net/indian-gold-imports-up-in-october-2#comment-659 Over the last eight (almost nine) years Gold has been rising against the major currencies. While for years Central Banks have been a primary source of supply to the markets, supply from mines continues to shrink, but now more and more Central banks seem to see the long term value of holding on to their national treasure rather than selling their dwindling supplies just to prop up fiat currencies in the short term. As a result Central banks are becoming net buyers. Even if that wasn't so, the folks at the gold anti trust action committee, GATA, believe that the way the central bank gold accounting rules work, there is much less available physical gold in the vaults than on the ledger and that is because swaps and leases do not show up on the inventory report if I'm understanding GATA's theory. So according to the reasoning, much of the central bank gold may have already been sold in a decades long gambit to supress gold prices and after years of supression there is a huge pent up potential price energy. Gold isn't near its inflation adjusted high's and silver is at about 1/10th of its inflation adjusted high's. Following the work of the silver analyst Ted Butler, it seems that one or at most two Primary Dealer's of the Federal Reserve hold the vast majority of short positions in silver on the COMEX. It is interesting when you look at who these shorts likely are and what role one of them plays in a major Silver ETF in my opinion. The market Cap for all of Gold is less than that of Microsoft and all the gold ever mined has less value at current prices than about half the US GDP. All the Gold ever mined would fill approximately two Olympic size swimming pools and the Silver market is minuscule compared to Gold. If the new mainstream investors in gold and silver ever get the big picture, they'll shift from paper proxies of gold and starting taking physical delivery from COMEX of silver and gold, stop using margin, and move to a buy and hold long term strategy in my opinion. This is because the long term picture in gold and silver is a simple one of Supply and Demand. Supply is decreasing and demand is increasing. Gold and silver have long been considered money and by many the world over they still are. For others they are a hedge against the growing distrust in fiat currencies increasingly encumbered by accelerating debt levels which will likely never realistically be repaid. Over the last eight (almost nine) years Gold has been rising against the major currencies. While for years Central Banks have been a primary source of supply to the markets, supply from mines continues to shrink, but now more and more Central banks seem to see the long term value of holding on to their national treasure rather than selling their dwindling supplies just to prop up fiat currencies in the short term. As a result Central banks are becoming net buyers. Even if that wasn’t so, the folks at the gold anti trust action committee, GATA, believe that the way the central bank gold accounting rules work, there is much less available physical gold in the vaults than on the ledger and that is because swaps and leases do not show up on the inventory report if I’m understanding GATA’s theory. So according to the reasoning, much of the central bank gold may have already been sold in a decades long gambit to supress gold prices and after years of supression there is a huge pent up potential price energy. Gold isn’t near its inflation adjusted high’s and silver is at about 1/10th of its inflation adjusted high’s. Following the work of the silver analyst Ted Butler, it seems that one or at most two Primary Dealer’s of the Federal Reserve hold the vast majority of short positions in silver on the COMEX. It is interesting when you look at who these shorts likely are and what role one of them plays in a major Silver ETF in my opinion.

The market Cap for all of Gold is less than that of Microsoft and all the gold ever mined has less value at current prices than about half the US GDP. All the Gold ever mined would fill approximately two Olympic size swimming pools and the Silver market is minuscule compared to Gold.

If the new mainstream investors in gold and silver ever get the big picture, they’ll shift from paper proxies of gold and starting taking physical delivery from COMEX of silver and gold, stop using margin, and move to a buy and hold long term strategy in my opinion. This is because the long term picture in gold and silver is a simple one of Supply and Demand. Supply is decreasing and demand is increasing.

Gold and silver have long been considered money and by many the world over they still are. For others they are a hedge against the growing distrust in fiat currencies increasingly encumbered by accelerating debt levels which will likely never realistically be repaid.


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