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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis

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To: ggersh who wrote (1650)10/19/2007 10:33:34 PM
From: Secret_Agent_Man  Read Replies (2) of 71456
 
Gold should NOT be going Down in this enviornement- the conditioning has worked thus far and has made absolutely no sense i.e. mkt down gold down, that has been the mantra when in fact Gold should have risen but was artificially held down or pushed down almost always just before a mkt tank and this theorm was advertised and developed, well...that was then, now we have CASH buyers not stepping back and the option holders not giving in-

Gold for centuries has always been the true store of wealth even in recession/inflationary cycles, it is the one constant- wallstreet has tried to some success to fool most of the people most of the time regarding Gold's role, however there are those of US who have not been fooled and more are waking up just not yet, and when they do- fuggettaboutit-

Gold is Not overbought and we're not even near a top Yet- if one simply were to adjust for inflation since 1980 gold would be north of 3K/oz. and that's not even REAL inflation that's BLS BS101- folks keep waiting for the "pullback" and as it becomes more obvious that it's not forthcoming- you will see a flight to the last bastion of value, yes that "old relic" Au-

long since nov 2001, not the shares although that would've been nice for alot of issues since then but the metal, which can't be so easily manipulated-
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