Market manupulation deniers (Page 2): :thumbup: I think that also people cant see that like our other 4 paper currency attempts that failed this one has already failed also. Nowhere...

Patty

bmac32 wrote:

I see your predicting something far worse than the Great Depression. Gold in the worst of times was never worth nothing. Don't ever remember a farmer becoming King, can you point one out?

:thumbup: I think that also people cant see that like our other 4 paper currency attempts that failed this one has already failed also. Nowhere can you consider a 96% devaluation of something a success.

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

And the consumer wonders why things cost so much. We've made to large purchases in the last year and both times we were offered to pay with credit, cash, check or metals. We figured as long their taking dollars we'd use those.

People are to busy with their lives to pay attention but those dollars are becoming fire starters.

Patty wrote:

:thumbup: I think that also people cant see that like our other 4 paper currency attempts that failed this one has already failed also. Nowhere can you consider a 96% devaluation of something a success.

Patty

I had a large car dealership do the same thing without hesitation when out of curiosity I stopped and asked.His business card came out quickly and he told me "You come see me first and I will give you an unbeatable deal if we are talking about gold." I had beat around the bush about an "alternative payment " means.

bmac32 wrote:

And the consumer wonders why things cost so much. We've made to large purchases in the last year and both times we were offered to pay with credit, cash, check or metals. We figured as long their taking dollars we'd use those.

People are to busy with their lives to pay attention but those dollars are becoming fire starters.

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

Mmmm dealer, one of mine was a dealer also. I didn't take him up on his offer but I think gold has a little more life. Bought most of it in 2002-2003 so it was at a great price in today's market.

Patty wrote:

I had a large car dealership do the same thing without hesitation when out of curiosity I stopped and asked.His business card came out quickly and he told me "You come see me first and I will give you an unbeatable deal if we are talking about gold." I had beat around the bush about an "alternative payment " means.

Patty

Very smart. That's what my father did when he found out he was sick back in the late 90's and it left my Mother in a much better position then she would be in had he not.

bmac32 wrote:

Mmmm dealer, one of mine was a dealer also. I didn't take him up on his offer but I think gold has a little more life. Bought most of it in 2002-2003 so it was at a great price in today's market.

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

He wanted three 10 oz bars and they'd cut me a check for $6000, that put the SUV at $29,000. In my younger day I'd have jumped on that but he decided cash was the way to go.

Last time we bought was 2004 at $401 and at that price that would have made it quite cheap, like around $7000.

Patty wrote:

Very smart. That's what my father did when he found out he was sick back in the late 90's and it left my Mother in a much better position then she would be in had he not.

Patty

Good move. I was out of the country when my Grandmother passed and what she left me was handled by my father who did the same and I am very glad he did.

bmac32 wrote:

He wanted three 10 oz bars and they'd cut me a check for $6000, that put the SUV at $29,000. In my younger day I'd have jumped on that but he decided cash was the way to go.

Last time we bought was 2004 at $401 and at that price that would have made it quite cheap, like around $7000.

Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!

Oh my gosh!
Now that we know the stock market has been rigged through the use of fiber optics since 2010, (And don't even think that President Obama did not know this when he started throwing money in there on a monthly basis ). It is illegal and they are going to keep taking my money until there is no more to take!
I am pulling every penny out, and they can kiss my you know what !
Anybody would be crazy not to. This is not America Anymore. This is crazy, & our government is doing nothing about it ? Well They Can Kiss My #%¡ Also.
I am sick and tired of it, they just won't let the little guy get ahead anymore.
WHAT'S IN YOUR WALLET.? They want that too!

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

bmac32 wrote:

I see your predicting something far worse than the Great Depression. Gold in the worst of times was never worth nothing. Don't ever remember a farmer becoming King, can you point one out?

Don't need to, the great depression was an anomaly. When the global great depression hit's, it'll be food people want. Only the rich think gold can buy everything. They'll find out different. What do you think the billions spent in Africa is for? Trading wealth - for food, so when the wealth becomes worthless, food becomes of paramount importance.

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

It has already started.

This current Global Great Depression is as much by design as the first Great Depression was and perhaps will follow the same pattern a prolonged financial crisis followed by a World War to condition the masses to accept a New Social Order and a One World Monetary System which will require the allegiance of all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark Rev 13:16-17

lpnmajor wrote:

Don't need to, the great depression was an anomaly. When the global great depression hit's, it'll be food people want. Only the rich think gold can buy everything. They'll find out different. What do you think the billions spent in Africa is for? Trading wealth - for food, so when the wealth becomes worthless, food becomes of paramount importance.

Patty

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-11-25/how-gold-price-manipulated-during-london-fix
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-12/imf-wants-you-pay-71-income-tax

Weasel wrote:

Oh my gosh! br Now that we know the stock market... (show quote)

Patty

Just this morning. Instability always increases the price of gold and the JPM organ puppets of the Washington freaks declaring economic war on Russia this morning is very effective in destabilizing both economies. Wonder if we will see a "$50.00 " day.

Floyd Brown Loc: Milwaukee WI

Patty wrote:

Behold: the "8:30 am" risk repricing catalyst, because sometimes you just have to laugh... of course we also know how this has ended for 10 days in a row too.

"Normal"

Fear & reason at play here.

Fear that the world is going to fall apart & having gold will save you.

Reason is that it is in trust of each other being fair & just can we truly have a sound system of money.

As our trust in others rises & falls so does the value of gold.

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

All I say is 'print baby print', the more you print, spend on programs the higher my gold and silver go. Gold is living proof that the government as no idea what it's doing.

$10,000 in US dollars in 1970 vs today, 517% just to keep even.

Patty wrote:

Just this morning. Instability always increases the price of gold and the JPM organ puppets of the Washington freaks declaring economic war on Russia this morning is very effective in destabilizing both economies. Wonder if we will see a "$50.00 " day.

Floyd Brown Loc: Milwaukee WI

lpnmajor wrote:

And in the end, you can't eat gold, silver or platinum. The people with the food won't need gold, since machines don't run on that either. Sooner or later, an ear of corn will be worth more than it's weight in gold.

This points to the issue that we need to cut down on the hate & fear being spread.

For it is only with cooperation that we can have any hope of having a livable standard of life.