Beiträge von Aladin

..... Wilma kommt am Wochenende und stattet eventuell einen Besuch ab.

""Don't forget to get long Canadian Federal T-bills to hedge your US dollar liquid assets 50/50 just to maintain status quo buying power.""

""Erwarte bald kräftige Erholung.""

""The fact still remains that Crystallex wonýt be rolling through anything until the Venezuelan government grants the long awaited environmental permit. ""

Ich haette mehr auf die setzen sollen so wie die laeuft...

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""und was macht grosso? bis auch großspurige ankündigungen ist nicht viel passiert-""

physisch

Kann schon sein das da der Wurm drin ist, vielleicht auch nicht.

@ Goldy

""das erste sichere kaufsignal hat diese aktie erstwieder über 5$""

Ja dann werde ich mich um einige erleichtern.

Die Korrektur allgemein sollte am ende der Woche vorbei sein.
Vielleicht wird morgen schon zurueckgeschossen.

Wenn es so sicher ist wie da, dann JA !

Nur einige Aboriginis halten es da aus. Die kriegen dann etwas Cargo ab, Gummistiefel und Schokolade.

Tennant Creek ? kann man sich da sicher fuehlen ?

Gold+Silver
Nell Sloane's daily comments
Wednesday Oct 19

GOLD: Apparently the combination of a soaring Dollar and slumping oil prices has prompted a number of longs to take profits around the globe overnight. With the world equity markets also in a moderate slide again this morning, we can understand the failure in gold, as the potential for slower growth ahead probably means a reduced chance of inflation and a reduction in physical gold demand expectations. Apparently the market is a little disappointed with Indian demand into the key festival season and that might have been the result of moderately higher gold prices, as Indian gold prices have on average held about $50 an ounce above the prior year's pre-festival levels. On the other hand, a rising Indian currency should have served to offset part of that flat price increase. In the end, the market is confronted with a number of negatives and as we suggested early this week, this market was also overextended technically. While many traders expect buyers to surface on a decline in prices, it would not be surprising to see a correction to $467 but fresh longs probably have to risk positions to at least $460 basis the December contract. Certainly the rising Dollar undermines gold but the main overriding force in the bull market is the expectation of inflation and physical buying and that prospect rises and falls with the forward look on the economy! Therefore, we suspect that gold will bottom, once equity prices show signs of recovering.

SILVER: The silver market is also tracking lower overnight but there would seem to be little support on the charts until $7.695. In the event that gold falls into a full technical correction, it is possible that December silver will fall to even lower support of $7.64. As we suggested last week, the silver market might be a little more vulnerable to a slower economy than the rest of the metals and therefore we can't rule out a slide to $7.60 in the coming sessions. Trend line support off the 2 month old up trend channel is seen at $7.62 to and at $7.65 on Thursday. With open interest sky high from the last two months gains, one has to think that upcoming corrections will prompt a noted increase in price volatility. Traders beware.

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

Die haetten besser den Montana Tunnel verkaufen sollen.

Vollmondwoche, here we go again.

bachalex

Ich sehe es ja selber, wenn ich in D bin oder wenn ich im Forum lese wie ihr langsam aber sicher untergeht.
Ihr werdet genauso beschissen wie wir, wenn das so weiter geht in D dann habt ihr bald auch solche Zustaende wie wir haben mit Euren Multi Kulti.
Langsam geht ihr auch pleite und werdet geschroepft von Euren Politikern/Medien die Euch den Mist gut verkaufen, die meisten den Brocken dann schlucken muessen.

Lasst Euch nicht ganz unterkriegen.

Kennst du den Song von Reinhard Mei,... Heimatlos ?
Verloren,Belogen, Betrogen,.. und ueber den Tisch gezogen.....
Die Lyric stimmt !

Gruss

XAX

Taxi war fears

Revenge concern as family mourns shot boy

October 4, 2005

By Miranda Andrew

Fears that war could break out between rival Durban taxi owners are mounting after the murders of a 5-year-old boy and a 38-year-old man in a drive-by shooting on Saturday night.

Mourners at the funeral of Dredin Lee Armugam yesterday said the shooting bodes ill for the peace that had prevailed in the industry during the past two years.

The drive-by killing of Dredin and Deon Govender, a visitor to the Armugam home, appears to have been a revenge attack, police said. Spokesman Thulani Mkhize also warned that there are fears that there may be more attacks on the family.

Dredin's father, Duncan Armugam, owns several taxis and it is thought he may have been the target of the attack, or that the attack could have been in revenge for an earlier incident for which Armugam faces two charges of murder.

Both funerals took place yesterday and more than 300 people attended each ceremony.

The 38-year-old Bayview resident had called at Armugam's Westcliff home to see if the taxi boss was interested in buying an amplifier.

The Daily News learned yesterday that a family member may have inadvertently led the killers to Armugam's home.

The relative, who spoke on condition of anonymity, was "hanging out" at a local petrol station when he and his friends received a tip that a hit was about to take place at the home of the taxi boss.

The man raced to the Armugam home because his children were visiting there.

He said friends, who remained at the petrol station, told him that as soon as he left a white Toyota Conquest followed him. As he was turning his car at the Armugam home, the Toyota Conquest arrived and its occupants opened fire.

Dredin was shot in the stomach and Govender in the chest. Dredin fought for his life for 24 hours at a Durban hospital while Govender bled to death in front of residents who had rushed to his assistance.

Another man was shot three times and a 3-year-old relative of the Armugams, Shannon Nunnun, was wounded in her back.

A bullet also hit Armugam's wife, Sabha, above the eye, but she was fortunate to escape serious injury.

It emerged yesterday that Armugam and his brother face two charges of murder for their alleged involvement in a taxi shooting incident that took place two years ago in Greenvale Avenue.

Prosecutor Keshnee Naidoo said that case was currently pending at the Durban Regional Court.

Oliver Govender, spokesman for Westcliff-Bayview councillor Sen Stafinidis, was certain that a taxi dispute had led to the attack.

He alleged that the three taxi owners had been fighting for some time over taxi routes in Chatsworth.

@ Kuddel

"" Sollte ein Township wie z.B. Soweto einen Aufstand riskieren koennten dies ca. 1.6 millionen Menschen sein die keine Polizei der Erde aufhalten koennte. ""

Das stimmt, frueher konnten mit Hilfe der Army die Riots in Schach halten, aber heute nicht mehr weil die Neger die Polizei und Army hauptsaechlich ist und die meisten selber Steineschmeisser waren.

Seit 1994 mit De Klerk"s ""Sell out"" an die Neger haben die Weissen bedingungslos kapituliert und verloren in jeder Beziehung !.

Er sitzt aber im Ausland und lacht sich eines mit seinen Nobelpreis in der Tasche.

Recht und Ordnung ? , die gibt es schon lange nicht mehr in RSA.

@Tyr 44

Ich bin froh das du auch etwas zu den Thema schreibst und viele Leser eine Meinung bilden koennen was hier eigentlich los ist.
Pro und Contra sind willkommen,es gibt auch gute Seiten hier.
Diese Erfahrung zu sammeln kostet einiges und viele konnen froh sein diese umsonst zu bekommen, ohne Lehrgeld !.

Ulfur

Bin nur einmal und nie mehr wieder Minibus gefahren.

Erstens schweisseln die Neger das man eine Waescheklammer braucht, zweitenst faehrt der Fahrer wie eine gesenkte Sau, drittens ist der meistens ueberladen und vollgepackt mit zu vielen Leuten, als weisse Frau schon gar nicht, .....nein Danke !

Die Fahrer erlauben sich alles, manchmal gibt es Minibus Taxi Kriege unter denen, die meisten haben Pistolen und schiessen gleich, kuemmern sich einen Dreck und sind gleich aggressiv.

Sie halten an und parken wo sie wollen egal ob der Verkehr zu stehen kommt. Ihnen gehoert ja die Strasse.

Ohne eigenes Auto ist man hier aufgeschmissen, die oeffentlichen Verkehrsmittel falls es welche gibt, sind ein Witz.

In Zuegen gibt es noch 1-2 Klasse.

Was in der zweiten los ist ?

Einmal hat ein Zugfahrer verweigert weiterzufahren weil in einem Zugabteil gleich hinter der Lok die Neger soviel Marijuana rauchten das man glaubte das Abteil brennt und die nicht aufhoerten wollten.

Wer hat da Lust zu fahren, normale Taxis kosten dann 10 Rand pro km in Cape Town. Die muss man aber erst finden was auch nicht einfach ist.

Die Fussball Weltmeisterschaft kann ja lustig werden.

Glaube nicht das die stattfindet, wird wohl kurz vorher verlegt werden.

Ciao

XAX

Ich habe auch keinerlei Versicherungen ausser wenn es ins Krankenhaus geht und vertraue auf Gold und Silber anstatt.

Silver, yesterday

The star of the day, if we can take some liberties, was silver. It seems to not want to go down and I still think it is in explosive mode. Could, and should, rocket at any time. The silver open interest rose 3556 contracts to 140,709, also a multi-decade high. Someone is GOING AFTER the silver market. They want silver and they want it now.

The odds continue to increase we will get our Commercial Signal Failure in both gold and silver in the weeks or months ahead.

Still think silver will lead the way. Morgan Stanley was the early silver buyer. Some funds sold. Republic Bank was also a buyer, taking $7.60 put protection.

The floor believes silver will fly if DEC can take out $7.87.

Wuerde mich auch interessieren ob die auf der Salsa Party sind.