TJ, <I found my [very rough] piece of paper. I'm not offering my usual double your money back guarantee, but 31 December 2011 gold will be $1,530 and 31 December 2012 will be $1,727. Near enough for government work anyway, which is pretty much what it is. >
Note the warnings on those sooths - regarding volatility: <That was two spot on gold predictions C2. Both 31 Dec 2010 and 2009 were spot on, to the dollar. So was the solar minimum. And the last three winters. Watch in 2020!!
Gold is a bit more tricky now because some serious volatility, aka "hunting", is quite likely as people lunge around in panicky moves.
As predicted about 7 years ago right here, US$2000 an ounce would be the result of serious US$ carnage and US$10,000 an ounce would be needed to replace US$ with gold.
US Congressors are fiddling on the fringes. POTUS is wanting to keep the loot flowing even faster. It's like an alcoholic going on a bender when the party is over, it's time to sober up and get to grips with reality. Or is it a drug addict, needing just one more fix - a good big dose this time.
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Detail on the sooths here: <As I mentioned, "hunting" is now going on, aka volatility, as people try to figure out what to do about the obviously untenable situations - plan A, B, C and D all have unfortunate outcomes. E is unattractive and F for fail is a likely choice.
But surprising things can happen. The Tea Party might have surprising success. VVV combined with Confucianism might be adopted com gusto across the USA. People can change their minds overnight when faced with serious situations.
To explain my numerical analysis somewhat, the sooths, like my sunspot analysis, are based on smoothed figures. The peaks and troughs are above and below the sooth line, but financial relativity theory gravitational effects implacably push the numbers to the sooth line. So probabilistically, the sooth line is most likely to be the right place.
Incidentally, my sun-spot sooths are looking to be spot on too, with the sooths made [22 October 2008] a full year before the experts realized what was going on with the very low solar activity. Beware the 2020 foresight sooth for snow and lots of it. >
Today I made a very generous offer to sell a load of gold, but nobody wanted to buy it. A shame as it was a good little load of gold. Apparently there is plenty of gold around. There were stacks of it in Dubai the other day and here I am offering more. But there were no takers.
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