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Jim Willie has a theory that some of the dump may have come from the Saudis. Do you agree? - jimha
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[quote]Jim Willie has a theory that some of the dump may have come from the Saudis. Do you agree? [/quote] Jimha, no one has a crystal-ball here. But I just think given the particular TIMING of this...
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It's interesting to think about how high the "ceiling" is for gold, and really there isn't one. Precisely because gold has no intrinsic value or use other than for money, it can't be overvalued. It is...
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Hello Jeff, I, like you, am very bullish on gold in China - and for good reason. However, as someone who has been resident in China for many many years, has bought gold in China, has been involved in...
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TGR, thank you very much for your detailed comment. We are always pro-enlightenment here - so corrections are appreciated. Your observation about jewelry in China is especially useful. While writing...
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Null, as I've mentioned before in comments on other articles, another way of putting what you said is to observe that simply ATTEMPTING to express the value of gold (or silver) in the banksters'...
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Jeff: do you think that the demand push from Asia this fall will force the hand of the silver manipulators, or will gold rise and silver follow, but only at the existing 60-65X ratio? - apberusdisvet
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Apberusdisvet, I hope you don't think I'm "bobbing and weaving" here, but I always answer questions like that with the same, general reply. We can NEVER predict when "the dam will burst", because that...
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With regards to the dynamic of Gold and Silver sales changing, moving from the conservative investors to the main stream demand will be present everywhere India,China, Brazil, Russia,and North America...
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Yes, SilverGoldBull, that was my thinking in doing the recent commentary "Bullion As A Superior Investment". While "insurance" should be our primary focus in such turbulent times, we can't forget that...
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Hi Jeff, My tone may have been mistaken as I did not wish to appear as wanting to correct; your article is very informative, enlightening and overall the gist is spot on. I just thought I could add...
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TGR, it's too bad that I can't simply tack-on that wonderful narrative to my own piece as an "appendix". Thanks again for the detailed observations, and I will certainly file them away for future...
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In an earlier commentary you explained that China is well prepared to dump its treasuries and become the new reserve currency, without as many negative economic consequences as is often portrayed. But...
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Null, some very good points. Yes, just because China CAN survive a USD/U.S. Treasury implosion does NOT mean that they are planning on CAUSING such an event. You are correct that it's in China's...
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Jeff: in your response to Null, some additional thoughts. First, the Chinese have always held the long view, no day-to-day for them. Next, they have 1000s of years with a cultural fondness of gold as a...
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Thank you VERY much to Bullion Bulls Canada member TGR for the personal picture he sent in, that we used for the feature image! - Chad McNamara
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I wouldn't be surprised to see the gold: silver prices to fall to 20:1 or lower in the next few years. What about the price of gold? Well, despite the large and fast growing demand for physical gold...
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It's interesting to think about how high the "ceiling" is for gold, and really there isn't one. Precisely because gold has no intrinsic value or use other than for money, it can't be overvalued. It is...
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Hello Jeff, I, like you, am very bullish on gold in China - and for good reason. However, as someone who has been resident in China for many many years, has bought gold in China, has been involved in...
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