Hi!
Besonders spannend, was Daughty im Moment zu sagen hat, dachte ich.
Er ist ja auch sonst nicht sehr schnell mundtot zu bekommen. ![]()
http://dailyreckoning.com/Writ…bo/DREssays/MG081707.html
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"Relax! Debt ceilings are only for those governments that are afraid of being lying, traitorous, corrupt, scumbags! Hahaha!" To which he replied "Whew, thanks! I was getting worried for a minute there!" Hahaha!
And what in the hell happened to the gold lease rate? It's going berserk! And who in the hell is buying dollars to keep the dollar index above 80, and why?
In light of all of this, people are asking me, "Is the Plunge Protection Team intervening in the markets?" Hahahaha!
All of this rings laughable and hollow in my ears, which shows the kind of good mood I am in because I am in gold, silver and oil, and I am doing fine, and will soon be doing better than everyone else because they are NOT in gold, silver and oil, although they will soon rush to be in them, driving the price high, making me a lot of money.
How much money? Well, there is no telling, but Addison Wiggin at DailyReckoning.com notes, "Since 2000, the yellow metal has soared 137% - taking gold mining stocks to the stratosphere." The reason may be that as demand is rising, supply is falling, as "According to the World Coal Council, the world mined 2,467 tonnes of gold - 55 tonnes less than in 2005. It was even less gold than mined in 2004."
The result is that "The low hanging fruit of the gold-mining universe - the easy deposits and rich mines - have started to disappear. Gold's already rare. But it's getting more rare by the day." And things that get "more rare by the day" usually go up in price. A lot.
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Na also. ![]()
Auch nicht uninteressant, ist der aktuelle Investment Scoring and Timing Newsletter.
http://investmentscore.com/editorials/feel_the_pain
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Ouch!
You are not alone. There are millions of other novice and professional investors feeling exactly the same. So what do we do in these situations? How do we keep our emotions under control? The most important questions we can ask ourselves are:
Are commodities and therefore precious metals still in a long term, major bull market? Has the major up trend in precious metals changed?
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Based on the above chart, we believe silver is still in a long term up trend. We are not aware of excess supplies of silver and we see evidence of rising prices and interest rates. We think the public is generally not aware of the commodities bull market. In our opinion most investors do not understand commodities as an investment class, are skeptical and have not yet added to positions in this market. US stock markets and fixed income markets are experiencing turmoil. The current super power, the United States, is at war and in an unpopular position world wide. August is generally a weak time of year for commodities and lower prices should be expected. In our opinion the silver and gold markets price action is acting as we would expect in these conditions. We believe the long term bull market in commodities is not over and therefore we are adding to our favorite silver investments on price weakness.
This is not the time to let your emotions take control of your decisions. Look at the data, follow your strategies, follow your signals, use your common sense, observe market behaviors, do your due diligence and do not get caught up in the hype.
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Gruss,
gutso