Will Goldman Sacks try to drive the price down again, once it's close to $50, by putting the pressure on to raise the buy on shorts?
Due to the international date line, the Pacific markets on westward open in the evening. Now Monday 1:40 pm in Melbourne.
The normal trading pattern for gold and silver over the years seems to be that the price has to test and back off of an old high several times before breaking out. I don't think this has anything to do with GS. It's just what passes for normal with these metals.
yeah, i left normal at the door when i came in this place you really dont know what it will do short term at least hopefully long term it will just be up
Not only that, but I wouldn't get too excited about a drop of $12 below the $1600 mark, which is three-quarters of 1%. It's going to cost more than that to buy back in and pay the taxes on the sale.
I understand your feeling, but when? If it hit $50 this year I would sell some, if it hit $50 in 4 years probably not. Remember every year these SHOULD go up in nominal dollars. In 5 years I think $2000 gold would be relatively normal as well.
Of course had anyone said five years ago that $1500 gold would be normal in five years, people would have said they were crazy. Five years from now gold could be 2000, 3000 or 225. I'm hoping the bubble burst by then and we're back at 1990's gold so I can complete my gold type set. I've never understood why collectors would want the price of their hobby to quadruple and be happy about it...thats insane. Guy