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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SilverSurfer, post: 896747, member: 21603&quot;]Please don&#039;t be done with it yet.&nbsp; I&#039;m not arguing with you.&nbsp; I agree with what you said.&nbsp; But all of the information we get is in some way, shape, or form the opinion of someone else.&nbsp; I do agree that finding a credible source is important.&nbsp; But I don&#039;t know what you mean by research?&nbsp; I would think the only real way to have real research would be to fly to Germany and try to buy a kruggerand somewhere in the country.&nbsp; Otherwise, the research you have done is still just the opinion of someone who has written an article.&nbsp; Even if you had a relative that lived in Germany and you asked them in an email if that was the situation.&nbsp; And they claim that it is not.&nbsp; But they never really leave their house to go buy a gold kruggerand to see if it is true.&nbsp; Does that make the source more credible?&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>The&nbsp; point I&#039;m trying to make is that all sources are biased to some degree.&nbsp; I just think the the fact that the type of information out there, whether true or false, doesn&#039;t matter.&nbsp; What does matter is the fact that the information is out there in the first place.&nbsp; You might not agree with it, but some people do.&nbsp; Maybe a majority believe it, and you are in the minority in the way you think.&nbsp; The Market tends to go in the way that people think or feel about the information that they read.&nbsp; Do some people trading gold believe that gold is sold out in Germany?&nbsp; I&#039;m betting at least a few of them do.</p><p><br /></p><p>I think it comes more down to whose opinion you believe more, or you can buy a ticket to Germany?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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