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Message: Re: Why Gold can not be allowed to go wild! - a similar/differing view

Yet another sign this is dire .... reports of deflation ... ah yes because of the reduction in fuel prices ... but wait a minute wasn't there a sharp drop off in demand for those fuel prices?

Ok so which comes first ... nobody buying a commodity and because nobody is buying it, the price drops, or people maintain demand and a speculative bubble bursts? Of course if nobody is buying it then why would it affect the cost of living.... lol

Perhaps, the same demand and the impact is large enough to cause this drop while the dollar rises.

Perhaps just anothe sucker punch to everyone while they prepare fro the big transfer ... gold was on its way a couple years agoo as the world began to figure out the US was unsustainable ... I knew it and I'm nobody ... surely there were a few people with money smarter than me!

Lets face it the push to get you to sell your gold or force you to sell it because of a margin call was a well orchestrated rip off but the central banks (private companies) who will now start to realize its value and start buying it back.

For pennies of what it is worth ... inflation is nothing more than a reduction in value of the dollar. Pretty well everything today is cheaper to make than it once was and yet prices rise ... even when demand has been falling in so many items ... why ... reduced value of the $.

Please get physical ... or at worse buy juniors who have sufficient cash to survive!

This is your only protection.

Orgy



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