I guess it passesd $1000 breifly. Congrats to all those who got the UHR for $1189. now if we could just get our hands on them, Any day now,, I can feel it.
gold should be trading between $990.00 to $1,050.00 by next week. that will put the mint gold products up by two steps.
I've noticed something interesting about gold. The shops have it and the premimum for it has gone done. Several dealers I've talked to are worried as they are seeing more sellers than buyers for the metal. Has the demand gone for it? Or are people having a hard time of forking over 1000 dollars for it. Any way, I'm thinking its time to sale. Its simple supply and demand in my eyes. More sellers than buyers. Some one talk to me about it, what you'all thinking? I'm still bullish on silver.
I'm on the silver tip as well. If I were buying gold, it would be numismatic, scarcer dates as no more than 7-8% over melt if possible. And would be dollar cost averaging. Passing it on to the children I may have.
So the POG hit over a $1000/oz, well where is it now? The POG will bottom the 3rd or 4th week of this month. Then we are going to see it(POG) go up like nothing ever has before. Availability is the issue, there's non around or will be soon. I posted this 1/27 now stay the course.
gold steady at over $900.00 per ounce. $928.10 is the ask price at kitco. see strong demand. can wait to see gold go up to $1,200.00 soon.
From what I read, and try to understand the dollar and gold will rise together because of the treasury's selling to foreign countries. This will continue until interest rates rise. The dollar will then decrease which will be the start of the demise of treasury "bubble" this will happen together with an exponential rise in the P.O.G. This all can happen within 2 months so hang on friends.
gold reached a high at $963.70. silver high at 13.72. and platinum high at $1,135.00 an ounce. will gold try again to pass the $1,000.00?. let's see.
gold alive again. will she visit the $1,000.00 per ounce this time?. i think so. the dragon is enter. beware........
One has to wonder why Kitco pays the salary of a gold perma-bear. Everyone is free to believe any analysis they want. Nadler seems to have a habit of presenting predictable anti-gold opinions that aren't backed by analysis.