I'll post this here since I'm not really on any of the other forums around here. I don't know what to make of this? Am I suppose to chuckle? Am I suppose to sell my gold now? Article then goes into saying how we should want a weak dollar for export purposes? So weak dollar means stronger gold, so I should hold onto my gold? WTF? :bigeyes: Latest recovery threat? Strong dollar http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35367044/ns/business-answer_desk/
Good point. (Expect, maybe for the argument of supply - and the argument regarding concentrated shorts on the COMEX).
WTF is right. This article is frightening if you think about the fact that this completely one-sided account is all people are being told about the decline of our currency. This little dollar rally we are currently having is barely a blip on the screen compared to the steady decline of the dollar since 2001. But that's okay! As long as the multinationals benefit what do the rest of us have to worry about? :rolling: Not exactly circumstances under which I'd consider selling my gold .
Gold high $1,117.80/oz. In term of euro. Gold high at 816.35 euro. It break the record posted last december.
That was hardly prediction... it constantly fluctuates up and down. Opening jitters will cause an early jump, the close in EU markets will cause a flurry of activities... Gold @ $1,116.90/oz. Silver @$15.89/oz. Platinum @ $1539/oz. Palladium @ $435/oz.
To take the advice of a total stranger let alone from an online forum isn't a wise investment strategy. Gold @ $1,116.70/oz. Silver @$15.88/oz. Platinum @ $1539/oz. Palladium @ $435/oz.