Can you provide a source for this statement, or is it opinion?
Here in NJ, EVERYTHING is illegal unless specifically permitted by state law, or if you buy a permit. So don't mention debtor prison. Someone in...
I agree that it would have been preferable to put the weight and purity stamp on them. But the price isn't too high if you consider them a gift item.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Price-Guide-Silver-Bars/dp/B0045VYNOE/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1339171444&sr=1-2
All silver tones over time. The environment can accelerate the process. There are a variety of dips you can buy that will remove the toning, but...
I've received the highest quality ASEs from mintproducts.com. However, be advised that their delivery tends to be on the slow side.
Hedging has been around for a very long time. So has credit and the use of leverage. You can't really do away with any of these and maintain a...
Note the confidentiality agreement. wink-wink!
I agree with you. The coinage of the 19th century was superior in both subject and design. If anything, modern technology should have resulted...
Does anyone ever consider the possibility that most of what is broadcast is scripted in advance, and that no such transactions ever took place?
I don't think I could agree with that. Removing credit from the system would be a tremendous setback to the way markets operate. For example, it...
To me, the context was very clear as originally stated. The discussion only detracted from the clarity.
Just remember that if you get a .999 or .9999 pure gold coin, it will be soft and easily damage or worn. That's why circulation gold coins were...
If the purpose is monetary security, then go with the cheapest 1 ounce coin you can find. Type doesn't matter. A Krugerrand might be suitable.
I think the series would have been more popular if the coins weren't so ugly. It wasn't the subject matter that hurt them as much as the design....
The difference is in the tracking fund concept, which has nothing to do with central banks or the London fix.
I think their concerns are valid for a tracking fund, but not for an ETF that must go out and acquire physical metal.
This might be another case of American English having a different meaning for the word "fix." When I worked in insurance, our contacts in London...
I'd have to think about that one. The only thing the ETF does is continually print a bid and an ask price. So I'm not sure it makes the price...
Why is the London gold fix relevant to a copper tracking fund?
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