Hallo Edelman,
ich habe letztens meinem Patenkind (12 Jahre alt) 4 Silbermünzen (PP) geschenkt. Wer jetzt denkt er sei enttäuscht gewesen, den muß ich enttäuschen. Ich habe selten so große Augen und so viel Freude über ein Geschenk gesehen. Kinder betrachten so was als einen Schatz.
Moin Carlos
Habe diese schöne Anregung aufgegriffen!
Grüsse
Möchte nochwas hierzu beitragen:
Vor Monaten wurde in anderen Threads lebhaft über das Thema "Goldmünzen statt Lebensversicherungen" diskutiert.
Ausgelöst dadurch,daß mein ältester Sohn für seinen Filius Goldmünzen statt jedweder Versicherung anlegt.
(Auf meinen Rat hin. ![:]](https://goldseiten-forum.com/wcf/images/smilies/pleased.gif "Freude"){kind=small}
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Der andere Sohn hat eine Risikolebensversicherung und legt in div.Wertpapieren an,nicht
jedoch Gold und Silber.
Auch meine Tochter mag zwar Gold und Silber,aber lieber als Schmuck. 
So unterschiedlich sind die Standpunkte in einer Familie.
Grüsse
ZitatOriginal von Edel Man
Möchte nochwas hierzu beitragen:
Vor Monaten wurde in anderen Threads lebhaft über das Thema "Goldmünzen statt Lebensversicherungen" diskutiert.
Ausgelöst dadurch,daß mein ältester Sohn für seinen Filius Goldmünzen statt jedweder Versicherung anlegt.
(Auf meinen Rat hin.
@ edel
aber eine berufsunfähigkeitsversicherung sollte schon sein oder?
ZitatOriginal von Goldy
@ edel
aber eine berufsunfähigkeitsversicherung sollte schon sein oder?
Der Kleene ist etwas über 1 Jahr alt.BUV deshalb vorerst entbehrlich! 
Aber natürlich hat dessen Vater diese VS,neben KFZ-,Hausrat-VS etc
Und auch eine Risiko-LV.
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Das ist wohl wahr!
Aber auch ein langer Weg,bis Herden und Lemminge der
Advisers und Talking Heads davon überzeugt sind. 
Grüsse
Aus Jim Sinclair´s MineSet von gestern:
Monty Guild gives the Community a Heads Up
Dear Jim:
I am forwarding Yardeni’s comments about oil prices staying high, and Greenspan’s theory along the same lines. If correct, they could impact the gold price positively, as money will continue to find a home in commodities instead of paper. I guess the Fed funds will go to 41/2 or 5%.
It seems to me that now with so many amateurs in the market (ever since the internet bubble) that the market does not discount the future as far in advance as it once did.
I am buying gold and energy on dips. It is October and as usual people are scared and throwing a lot of good situations away too cheaply.
Sinclair zur derzeitigen Situation:
TIC Boosts the US Dollar
The net foreign capital flow into the US surprised traders as they read the headlines and listened to the "just thrilled" talking heads. The predominant element in this increase was not purchases of US Treasuries by foreign central banks or investors but rather investment in corporate US debt issues. That is not a source that can be counted on or has ever financed a nation’s deficits. Even so, the glee was uncontrollable.
The real test is at what point US dollar interest rate attraction becomes offset by the growing realization of increased inflation.
It is getting harder every day for the Fed spinners to keep the public convinced that the USA is enjoying business growth in a non- inflationary world. There will come a point when increased rates lose their dollar-positive impact as the fall in the dollar's buying power overcomes rate attraction.
The Federal Reserve continues to do its “HAWK TALK” which in itself is a means of creating plausible denial when the economic sins of the past come back to haunt us all. Now Chairman Greenspan is concerned about inflation and the high level of energy as per the article below.
This is only the first and in fact a modest wave of the inflation that is coming down the road directly at us. The real impact is not a product of energy alone but has a super inflation engine called Bernanke’s Electronic Mayhem Money Printing Press- made in Japan of course. The Fed Chairman has performed magnificently as a creator while the Fed governors were left behind as benign spectators as the train wreck of US finances switched into high gear in 2000.
There is a point at which the increased cost of money will create Refco-like problems all across the COT board. Nothing so far spoken of is the cause of a one week meltdown of a multi-billion dollar commodity, currency and over-the-counter derivative operator only 60 days old in the public sense. That then is the limit of rates in terms of dollar attraction. Rates will rise higher than expectations but inflation will be the real shocker. This is nothing more than what was experienced in the 1970 debacle but the order of magnitude of dislocations will be so much higher this time around.
The market will inform us of the point at which inflation becomes a greater influence on the dollar than the interest rate differential between the dollar and other currencies. That shift might have even been today as the dollar bolted on a misinterpretation of the TIC report. We shall see. You have the tools to see if you are willing to use them.
wo wird es enden...
Der Rückschlag beträgt zur Zeit ziemlich genau 1%.
Zu der Bewertung von Gold und des Fiat - Dollar meinte schon
Albert Einstein (1879-1955), deutscher Physiker
"Es gibt zwei Dinge die unendlich sind:
1.) Das Universum und
2.) Die Dummheit der Menschen, wobei ich beim Universum meine Zweifel habe."
Entschuldige,Dich so zitieren zu lassen
Grüsse
erstes kursziel 458$ für gold
habe mir gerade mal den chart angeschaut und dort schauen wir mal weiter.
Wäre schön, besitze nämlich längst noch nicht genug Gold.
Fallender $ bei stark fallendem Gold.
Wer schlechtes dabei denkt.......
"Funds selling Gold".
Meine Meinung zu diesen Lemmingen hab ich so oft gesagt.
Den Chart meine ich,der paßt einfach nicht,
normalerweise,zum Dollar - Chart.
Vollmondwoche, here we go again. 
Great day 
Hi Bill:
Another great day for gold!. Whenever Gold takes a dive like this, which usually coincides with something "bad" like those CPI and PPI numbers recently released or the Refco collapse, I like to think the Gold market is feasting on Central Bank Gold. Let me explain.
Contrary to what many might think, this is a Gold buyers market. The buyers are in control in the sense that they have unlimited funds (the Central Banks keep printing the stuff and throwing it in all directions) whereas the sellers, the Central Banks, are down to a few thousand tonnes. 10,000 tonnes of Gold at today's prices would cost $148 Billion (US trade deficit is $60 Billion per month). Global investors are sitting on Trillions of Dollars of unredeemable "assets". The buyers can storm the Central Banks with their fiat money but that would stop the selling. The only way to get Gold out of the Central Banks is to patiently wait, then probe to the upside, wait, probe some more until a Central Bank feed comes along like today.
The only major worry for Gold owners would be a real increase in interest rates. The Fed has been increasing nominal rates but in real terms US rates are still falling. That is, US inflation is rising faster than the Fed is raising rates. US inflation must be more than 8% now, possibly double digits. So we are a long way from that point at which US interest rates would compensate a holder of US Dollar investments for current inflation. Whenever you have negative real rates it makes sense to hoard Gold. And not only Gold...copper, oil, land, art, coins, antique rugs and rare stamps. By coincidence at 5PM this afternoon one of the great treasures of US stamp collecting will be auctioned. see http://www.siegelauctions.com/2005/901/y9011.htm.
The inverted Jenny Plate Block is estimated to sell for between $2.5 and $3.5 Million. In the running to buy this block is Bill Gross (he already owns 3 other inverted Jenny blocks), Managing Director of Pimco (the world's leading fixed income managers). Bill Gross has an interesting theory about philately which may explain why he has invested such a fortune in rare stamps:
http://www.pimco.com/LeftNav/L…O/2005/IO+August+2005.htm
As I write the HUI is sitting at 221 with Gold closed at $463.30. Back in March 2004 with Gold at $395 the HUI was at 222. The strange behaviour of the Gold shares over the few months can only be explained by official manipulation. This manipulation is ongoing and has conditioned Gold investors to mistrust any rally (by pressing the sell button) in the same way that DOW or NASDAQ investors disregard any slump (by seeing a buying opportunity). What the manipulators have done is take the excitement away from the Gold shares. They know in advance when Gold will run (and buy the shares) and they know in advance when it will be hit (and sell the shares). But this is only one game within a much deeper game. The manipulators of Gold (see above) do not control Gold. What they control is LIMITED Gold hoards in Central Banks. These hoards are being sold off at an increasing rate. As long as they are willing to sell this Gold at such a HUGE discount to its true value, the Buyers who really control things will wait patiently for the next feed.
Same with Gold shares where Gold in the ground is now sometimes cheaper than it was in 2001. When this game ends is not predictable. Only one Central Bank has to break ranks and start buying Gold or only one large holder of fiat money assets has to break ranks and demand Gold for the whole thing to end.
Cheers from Auckland, Ed Wener
Der Bericht sagt eigentlich alles. 
