Next Level: GOLD $1,350.00

no way! to the tune of let it snow --->let it fall let it fall let it fall...

the more it falls the more you can buy again...:thumb:

btw we're gonna get a dumping here in Nebraska the weather guy says 9-14inches...christmas might get snowed out! :bigeyes:

 

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as a example Your technique works great until the married man wants to modify his car for racing. For some strange reason most women would not let their husband "DIP" into their "JOINT" account. on the other hand if the lady wants a 2 carrot diamond tennis bracelet well, she just buys one as such a thing is a "necessity!

 

O Fear! O Greed! What strait places you bring us to! When a market hits your targets, reason & courage allow only one course: close your eyes and buy. Swallow fear, swat greed, and buy.

 

http://www.kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/Broadcast/Entries/2009/12/21_Jim_Sinclair.html

Listen to this interview. Very interesting and worth the time. If half of what he says comes true in late 2010 and early 2011 hold on to your gold and make a bundle.

 

I guess my wife is far better than most women.

 

CURRENT PM PRICES:

GOLD: $1,087.50/oz.
SILVER: $17.07/oz.
PLATINUM: $1,405/oz.
PALLADIUM: $361/oz.

 

Some of my buddies wives are pretty frugal, but not many. Heck, some of the guys aren't frugal either so it's not really a female thing. It's probably natural for us to want to spend, buy new things...it's always harder to resist I suppose....

 

GOLD currently trading @ : $1,094.90/oz.

 

"Spending" on coins really isn't the same as most spending. You can usually get back most of the money, and occasionally a lot more when you sell.

 

PMs Currently:

Gold: $1,090.60/oz. today low: $1,081.90/oz., high: $1,096.40/oz.
Silver: $17.14/oz. today low: $16.95/oz., high: 17.23/oz.
Platinum: $ 1425/oz. today low: $1393/oz., high: 1433/oz.
Palladium: $361/oz. today low: $353/oz., high: 365/oz.

 

Absolutely. Although it feels like spending so I get that "high" from spending, but it's really a conversion process. The only thing that sucks is the premiums and shipping that I lose out on. But hopefully when the time comes for the need to re-convert back to USD, it will be at a much higher value.

 

Flaherty Says Russia, China May Buy Canada Dollars

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=az30roeiJoWo&pos=12

 

Gold back above $1100 at $1104 and change

 

http://www.cnbc.com/id/34587407

 

Gold trading in Asian markets now @ $1,110.40/oz.

Silver: $17.54/oz
Platinum: $1,473/oz
Palladium: $390/oz

 

I take it gold/silver and pm's in general are going up because of what the sanate voted on back on the 24th...

 

Those prices were for Asian trading Monday 12/28/2009

Currently

Gold: $1,112.40/oz.

Silver: $17.60/oz.

Platinum: $1,491/oz.

Palladium: $390/oz.

 

true but you think it might have anything to do with that vote? as monitizing the debt of what the U.S. borrows to pay back said debt is most likely the way the government will handle this...

If I was loaning out money and then being paid back in a currency that I know could easily soon have a bad case of inflation. I would realy want to change over to something that will keep it's value...

keep in mind I'm not trying to be political in this I just am using facts that anyone can look up...and personally I hope I'm 100% wrong...

 

I personally don't really know regarding your query here, but while the US markets had a short trading day Thursday 12/24 and were closed Friday 12/25 for the holiday, other markets were not closed and continued trading. Did you notice the same response following the Senate vote Thursday that you referred to during Friday trading that may be continuing Monday 12/28 in those markets?

 

I just noticed that after the senate vote was taken at 7am thursday from then on PM's have been going back up...it might be a fluke and I hope it is so that pm's will cool off some more so I can purchase as many ounces as I can before they start going back up...

heck silver is up around 60 cents an ounce from last wedsnesday