Beiträge von Eldorado

    Saccard


    Seih mir nicht boese.


    Interessant ist was du hier schreibst.
    Erst Jubel und Posaunen fuer MFN und deine gottgeliebte Avocet.
    Dann aber raus damit und von Bonds und Seniors wie CDE und NEM zu reden, aber vorher auf Dollar long zu pledieren.
    Die Currency Dealer reden von Dollar/ Euro bald auf die 1.39 !

    Deine Avocet holte ich mir gestern bei 180p und die steigt bestimmt noch weiter.
    Wenn du schon intermediates bei MFN schreibst als Anlage warum reduzierst du die dann? :D


    Ich stimme bei PAAS voll zu, ebenso immer stark wird GG, GFI, NEM bleiben aber die werden sich langsamer bewegen als mancher hot Junior.
    Da soll nun einer durchblicken bei Dir ?, du fuehrst ja einen komischen Tanz auf.


    Minen hat man am besten in New York,Canada,oder ASX aber nicht in Deutschland bei dem niedrigen Volumen im Vergleich.


    Bin gespannt wann du empfehlst die Gammon zu verkaufen.


    Jedenfalls kann sich hier keiner beschweren was ich empfohlen habe seit dem ich hier an Board bin.


    PAAS halt nur auf das du Dir keine Loecher in die Socken brennst. :D


    Gruss Eldo

    Thanks, du verstehst das besser als ""Silberfuchs"" ;)
    Ich habe auch nur zwei Haende, sonst wuerde ich beim Zirkus arbeiten. :D
    Jetzt mache ich eine Pause, nach der letzten Attacke gegen Gold und Silber sowie deren Aktien.


    Gruss von Kapstadt


    XEX

    Lest mal meine vorhergehenden Beitraege, It looks I was right again.
    Ausserdem muss man neben seinen Gefuehl auch Sinclair und Bill Murphy lesen, die kennen sich aus und haben ihre Leser selten in den Wald geschickt.
    Passt mal auf was die PM Aktien heute machen.
    Wer schlau war hat am Montag eingekauft, das war der Tag zum shoppen ,IMO....... ich freue mich nun ueber den heutigen PoG. :]
    Sorry, aber wer verkauft hat in den letzten drei Tage ist selber Schuld.
    Man hat ihn reingelegt !


    Gruss


    Eldo


    GO GATA!


    At one point this morning, this was to be my MIDAS headline:


    The Gold Cartel Should Be Put in Jail And The Key Thrown Away



    After yesterday’s traumatic drubbing, the early trading on the Comex was classic … as margin calls had to be met … and woozy longs thought twice about staying that way. Thus gold went from $2 and change higher to 70 cents lower minutes before the opening, paving the way for more nervous liquidation.


    Then a mini-bomb hit for that very same Gold Cartel and gold shorts. Yesterday’s news was dollar and interest rate bearish, not the sort of news to bury a so-called bubble … at least as far as the gold pundit world should be concerned. Yesterday’s move down was orchestrated by an increasingly worried Orwellian banking crowd … one which extends outside the US to England.


    So today the whammy for this crowd increased with a surprisingly poor US housing number and a soaring inflation number:


    08:30 Apr Housing Starts reported 1.849M vs. consensus 1.95M; Building Permits 1.984M vs. consensus 2.04M
    Prior Starts revised to 1.996M from 1.96M; prior Permits revised to 2.097M from 2.06M.
    * * * * *


    08:30 Apr PPI reported 0.9% vs. consensus 0.8%; ex-Food & Energy 0.1% vs. consensus 0.2%
    Prior PPI unrevised from 0.5%; ex-Food & Energy unrevised from 0.1%.
    * * * * *


    The dollar weakened slightly on the news (euro rallying 25 points), but the biggest impact was on gold and silver which firmed up immediately in fast market conditions.


    What we have here:


    *Generally accepted concern over a US housing market which has begun to fall out of bed. There is nothing more illiquid an investment than a home in a falling price environment … at least as far as getting the price the seller believes is warranted. The first phase of a housing market downdraft is usually benign … and the seller can live with a little disappointment. However, when the prices continue to sink and the availability of homes grows, a certain amount of panic and serious disappointment sets in. This will be especially prevalent this go around because many Americans took advantage of adjustable rate mortgages and only put down 10 or 20%. If US interest rates continue to rise as prices shrink, it will freak a number of homeowners out as their primary investment goes underwater.


    *Both these homeowners and all Americans are faced with growing inflation, the one which really counts. The silliest Planet Wall Street stuff is to listen to their economist propagandists point to the US core inflation number, as the real number soars. It is really beyond silly because day after day we hear about Americans lamenting the high energy costs … lamenting so much it rivals their concerns over the Iraq War. That being the case, how can the Planet Wall Street crowd continue to crow over the benign inflation numbers in the US? It is ludicrous and this hypocritical rah-rah Wall Street rant has grown very weak … and is not holding much water these days … certainly not with the general public.


    *Thus, the Fed has to be concerned about the deteriorating housing situation in the US, while having to deal with a REAL growing inflation problem. They are between a rock and a hard place … as well as between Iraq and a hard place.


    *As for gold, you have:


    A surging yearly supply demand deficit of greater than 1500 tones per year … with mine supply on the wane around the world.
    An enormous, and unprecedented, short position of many thousands of tones. This short position is underwater by $300 per ounce and more. Many of these shorts are becoming increasingly desperate.


    While the demand for physical gold is surging, the shorts are doing what they can to cover. Their problem is they are all competing against one another … they being the hedgers, Gold Cartel bullion bankers, and writers of options over the years. That is impossible at these low price levels in a market with such an extreme natural supply/demand deficit.
    There ought to be an investigation into what The Gold Cartel is doing to the gold shares after what I saw today. Gold was on the upswing when the US stock market opened. The shares came out of the box firm with the HUI rising to 350.50, up over 7 points. However, then gold began to really make a move and shot up over $8. BAM, the shares began to plummet in straight down fashion. It wasn’t long before the HUI was down on the day.


    This selling kicked in not long after the PM Fix was concluded … one which revealed aggressive physical market pricing due to surging demand after yesterday’s plunge … which took the gold price up to $692. This is a continual travesty. You are being ripped off by a bunch of bullying crooks who are fighting for their gold financial market lives.


    It is now 9:45 CDT and the HUI is down .53 with gold up $6.90.


    During this blatant Gold Cartel assault on the gold shares (to calm down increasing excitement over the bullion price recovery) the price of oil dropped from up 35 cents to down 35 cents. A drop in the price of oil is bullish for the gold shares, not bearish!


    You have to wonder if an unwarranted drop in the gold shares isn’t like the old Indian smoke signals as a sign The Gold Cartel forces should start leaning on bullion?


    The HUI at 10:09 is now down 4.70 and gold is only up $3.40. The Gold Cartel ploy is working for the moment. Meanwhile, the DOW is HIGHER!


    The Gold Cartel knows if gold rallies today it will negate their entire effort yesterday, as it will show all those looking at gold how weak the short’s position really is. Since they were having trouble with the physical market this morning, which was devastating their position, they went into Plan B, or sell the shares mode.

    Lasst Euch bloss nicht die PM Aktien abnehmen,ich habe das Gefuehl es dreht sich schon wieder und gestern war der Tag zu shoppen.


    Bei dem Geschaeft braucht man Rueckrad und Mut wenn andere rennen.
    Es kann schnell 25% rauf und runter gehen beim HUI,meistens hat man sich nach so einer Schlappe in wenigen Wochen wieder erholt wenn man nicht verkauft. Ihr jammert vielleicht mit -9 % runter, ich habe am Papier 2m weg in drei Tagen..... Vietnamese Dong natuerlich. :D


    Saccard, dann bin ich froh das du nicht die Panik ergriffen hast.


    Ich melde mich spaeter wieder, so kurz vor den Closing.


    Schaut mal auf den RSI Momentum und Stoch sowie OB/OS beim PoG sowie HUI . :rolleyes: Antworten wo es lang geht ohne Emotionen !


    Good luck und good shopping ! :P


    Behaltet die Nerven und fallt nicht vom Glauben ab.


    GO GOLD GO !!!


    XEX

    Hallo Bobelle


    Hab mir die schnell angeschaut, der hohe kurs und wenig volumen stoeren mich dort bei Alexco.
    Aber du weisst mehr als ich Bobelle in der Sache,die Brazmin ist eher was fuer mich....weil Suedamerika ja in ist ! :D


    Von Juniors halte ich mich z.Zt. fern und kaufe nur Seniors bis runter zu Eldorado, Nova Gold unsw.


    Ich will meine Flugzeugtraeger verstaerken in erster Linie.


    Werte wie PAAS sind schon am Boden gelandet, der Einkauf ist dort erledigt.


    Heute kommen sicherlich die Nachzuegler vom gestrigen chickenrun, aber am Mittwoch ist die Sache gegesssen.
    Der HUI hat festen Boden bei 340... IMO.
    Moeglich das der PoG auf die 630 geht, beim HUI gehts viel weniger runter da er dem PoG weit hinterherhaengt.
    Bei 630 USD kaufe ich wieder physisch oder CEF nach .
    Erstmal muss die 670 fallen und dort werden die sich die Zaehne ausbeissen.
    Wer weiss vielleicht bleibt der Boden bei 680 und die haben ihre Munition gestern verschossen.


    Um drei kommen die Banditos wieder.
    Irgendwie treibe ich das Moos schon auf um denen einen Strich gegen die Rechnung zu machen.


    Mal schaun :rolleyes:


    Gruss


    Eldo

    Sicher Sahara Fox, ich setzte mich hin und uebersetze nun alles. :D
    Um sechs Uhr frueh trinke ich lieber einen Kaffee.
    Geh doch in einen Englischkurs sage ich Dir.
    Manchmal geht es nicht anders und damit musst du leben.
    Komisch im Rohoil thread verstehst aber Englisch.
    Uebersetzte doch du den Artikel.
    Ich schreibe genuegend meine Kommentare, wie ware es mit dem?:


    Rede mich hier nicht schwach an !


    Pfirty

    NEW YORK


    -- Another week, another gold column ...with the same
    message: it's a bull market !.


    On May 8, I noted the previous Friday's close was some $30 above the
    level of the previous week - this past week's rise was $27.50.


    These levels have not been seen since 1980, and an ascent of this
    ferocity has not been seen since 1979. Embarrassingly, I remember
    those days. Few do.


    The net effect of this past week's advance is well demonstrated by
    the authoritative chart made available to the public by Australia's
    The Privateer. This rose three points during the week and was not
    moved by Friday's downswing. See:


    http://www.the-privateer.com/chart/gold-pf.html


    What is going on? Why? And how do investors deal with it?


    I like to defer to observers with even longer memories that mine. On
    Friday, Dow Theory Letters' Richard Russell said: "... Gold is now
    in one of the most powerful bull markets that I've ever seen, and
    I've seen a lot of bull markets in my 81 years. This gold bull
    market far surpasses in strength the gold bull market of the 1970s.
    This bull market is far bigger, it's far more international, and it
    has much stronger and broader fundamentals than did the bull market
    of the '70s."


    Why? Russell and others say that increases of these proportions --
    on comparatively light Comex volume, and with speculator involvement
    as measured by the Comex open interest actually going down - scream
    a short squeeze


    This is exactly what Bill Murphy of the online service
    http://www.lemetropolecafe.com has been predicting for several years and is
    now gleefully proclaiming. For the first time this week his views
    were reported in the New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.


    Some observers reflexively presume that this means the action will
    soon be over.


    Russell I think once again gives invaluable perspective. On
    Wednesday he wrote: "I do think at least part of the rise in gold
    (and silver) could be coming from short covering...but why are these
    shorts covering? Why can't they just sit tight and wait for
    weakness?


    " Ah, the answer is that the fundamentals are in favor of the ...
    the primary trend of the precious metals has turned bullish.
    Shorting against the primary trend of any item is a ticket to
    disaster. ... The precious metals short sellers are aligned AGAINST
    the primary trend. That's why they can't sit. That's why they are
    being forced to cover.


    "Thus the shorts in gold and silver are trapped, and it's just a
    matter of how or which way they are forced to cover. Yes, the
    primary trend is subject to corrections, but in bull markets the
    corrections are always temporary, and in due time the items advance
    to new highs."


    This makes sense. A short squeeze, like a pair of scissors, has two
    components. In any market, professional traders occasionally trap
    one another, settle, and move on. But if the buying stems from what
    Russell calls "primary" causes (Iran fears, for example?) the shorts
    have a serious problem.


    So far the gold shares agree with the skeptics. As Martin Pring
    noted in his Weekly InterMarket Update, "On Thursday the Gold Bugs
    Gold Share Index experienced an outside day. Normally such an event,
    especially when associated with an extremely overbought condition,
    would cause us to become concerned."


    And indeed, gold shares did plunge on Friday, ending down on the
    week down -- the XAU and HUI indices by 2.4% and 3% respectively.


    Resolving this may establish which market has the more global
    perspective: gold or North American-traded gold shares?


    Richard Russell's views have my vote.


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