The New York Index spiked over $1010 per ounce today - twice.

Closing price was about $1005.

Ron Paul want's to go back on the Gold Standard. Due to Inflation. I think
it's a good idea.

"cavelamb" wrote in message
m...

The New York Index spiked over $1010 per ounce today - twice.

Closing price was about $1005.

wrote:
Ron Paul want's to go back on the Gold Standard. Due to Inflation. I think
it's a good idea.

"cavelamb" wrote in message
m...
The New York Index spiked over $1010 per ounce today - twice.

Closing price was about $1005.





As we have discussed here in the (recent) past....
It's simply not possible.
There is just not enough gold to cover the money in circulation.

I keep and eye on the spot price as a "Panic Index".
And people are definitely in a full arm-waving panic!

cavelamb wrote:
wrote:
Ron Paul want's to go back on the Gold Standard. Due to Inflation.
I think it's a good idea.

"cavelamb" wrote in message
m...
The New York Index spiked over $1010 per ounce today - twice.

Closing price was about $1005.





As we have discussed here in the (recent) past....
It's simply not possible.
There is just not enough gold to cover the money in circulation.

I keep and eye on the spot price as a "Panic Index".
And people are definitely in a full arm-waving panic!

I remember when this happened with POGS, and for the same reason.
Ammunition seems to be folowing a similar trend.

It's really something when five percent of the adult population reverts to
behaving like thirteen year old's.


--
John R. Carroll

"John R. Carroll" wrote:

It's really something when five percent of the adult population reverts to
behaving like thirteen year old's.


Ammo does seem to have more lasting value than our currency atm.

Wes
--
"Additionally as a security officer, I carry a gun to protect
government officials but my life isn't worth protecting at home
in their eyes." Dick Anthony Heller

On 2009-09-13, Wes wrote:
"John R. Carroll" wrote:

It's really something when five percent of the adult population reverts to
behaving like thirteen year old's.


Ammo does seem to have more lasting value than our currency atm.

This all depends on the price you pay.

If you pay much more than the cost to manufacture ammo, eventually you
will lose money.

i

On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 09:01:24 -0800, John R. Carroll wrote:
cavelamb wrote:
wrote:
Ron Paul want's to go back on the Gold Standard. Due to Inflation. I
think it's a good idea.

There is no apostrophe in "wants".

"cavelamb" wrote in message
m...
The New York Index spiked over $1010 per ounce today - twice.

Closing price was about $1005.

As we have discussed here in the (recent) past.... It's simply not
possible.
There is just not enough gold to cover the money in circulation.

I keep and eye on the spot price as a "Panic Index". And people are
definitely in a full arm-waving panic!

I remember when this happened with POGS, and for the same reason.
Ammunition seems to be folowing a similar trend.

It's really something when five percent of the adult population reverts to
behaving like thirteen year old's.

Not to mention the 51% that are behaving like three-year-olds. (BTW, the
apostrophe is also inappropriate in this context.)

Thanks,
Rich

Richard the Dreaded Libertarian wrote:
On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 09:01:24 -0800, John R. Carroll wrote:
cavelamb wrote:
wrote:
Ron Paul want's to go back on the Gold Standard. Due to Inflation. I
think it's a good idea.

There is no apostrophe in "wants".

"cavelamb" wrote in message
m...
The New York Index spiked over $1010 per ounce today - twice.

Closing price was about $1005.
As we have discussed here in the (recent) past.... It's simply not
possible.
There is just not enough gold to cover the money in circulation.

I keep and eye on the spot price as a "Panic Index". And people are
definitely in a full arm-waving panic!
I remember when this happened with POGS, and for the same reason.
Ammunition seems to be folowing a similar trend.

It's really something when five percent of the adult population reverts to
behaving like thirteen year old's.

Not to mention the 51% that are behaving like three-year-olds. (BTW, the
apostrophe is also inappropriate in this context.)

Thanks,
Rich




The three year olds are doing it again today.
A 20 dollar surge!

The New York Index spiked over $1010 per ounce today - twice.


Great. That means more rude, greedy tourists are coming to tresspass.
Hopefully the weather will change and the water levels will go up in the
creeks.

--
Stupendous Man,
In the "Mother Lode"

cavelamb wrote:

The New York Index spiked over $1010 per ounce today - twice.

Closing price was about $1005.


Wow!

Today we are seeing $1050!

somebody try to convince me there is not some kind of
artificial push going on here!?!?

On 2009-10-07, cavelamb wrote:
cavelamb wrote:

The New York Index spiked over $1010 per ounce today - twice.

Closing price was about $1005.


Wow!

Today we are seeing $1050!

somebody try to convince me there is not some kind of
artificial push going on here!?!?

What is an artificial push? If a number of moneyed players decide to
buy it because they expect the price to rise, is that artificial?

i

Ignoramus30647 wrote:
On 2009-10-07, cavelamb wrote:
cavelamb wrote:
The New York Index spiked over $1010 per ounce today - twice.

Closing price was about $1005.

Wow!

Today we are seeing $1050!

somebody try to convince me there is not some kind of
artificial push going on here!?!?

What is an artificial push? If a number of moneyed players decide to
buy it because they expect the price to rise, is that artificial?

Are any of them named Hunt?

On Oct 7, 6:23*pm, cavelamb wrote:
cavelamb wrote:

The New York Index spiked over $1010 per ounce today - twice.

Closing price was about $1005.

Wow!

Today we are seeing $1050!

somebody try to convince me there is not some kind of
artificial push going on here!?!?

AFAIK 2 grams still equals a barrel of oil.

jsw

Jim Wilkins wrote:
On Oct 7, 6:23 pm, cavelamb wrote:
cavelamb wrote:

The New York Index spiked over $1010 per ounce today - twice.
Closing price was about $1005.
Wow!

Today we are seeing $1050!

somebody try to convince me there is not some kind of
artificial push going on here!?!?

AFAIK 2 grams still equals a barrel of oil.

jsw

Oh...

http://blogs.abcnews.com/thenote/200...year-2009.html

cavelamb wrote:

The New York Index spiked over $1010 per ounce today - twice.

Closing price was about $1005.



Gee, everybody rush in now! If you missed the buying into the top of
the: Stock market, realestate, .com, etc... BUBBLES!!! You won't want
to miss this!