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Quote from: S3052 on August 11, 2011, 11:50:02 AM

Quote from: finnthecelt on August 10, 2011, 01:16:11 PM

Quote from: S3052 on August 10, 2011, 01:09:56 PM

My facts are chart pattern that show that Gold is in a major long term uptrend.

But as in all trends, there are corrections. before Gold will skyrocket, we will see a correction from current or 2000 $ into the broad 600-1400 area.

Further supporting facts is the contrarian indicator sentiment. We see >95% bullish sentiment on gold which indicates that too many are already invested and the short term trend will change soon, as it happened so many times before

Charts? What about fundamentals?

What about the average guy on the street who doesn't own silver or gold?

Of course there will be corrections. A monkey could predict that. What's happening today is a paradigm shift of EPIC proportions. Chartists are getting killed out there.

You are generalizing without showing any evidence or data. I am chartist and have foreseen the recent stock market top (i.e. shorted the DAX at 7300 points and sold the shorts at 5518), solely based on charts, and I know more chartists who have foreseen that than fundamentalists.

Quote from: finnthecelt on August 10, 2011, 01:16:11 PM

$600-$1400? Leaving a little room for error there eh?
I'll wager you some BTC right here and now that gold does not go below $1,000. Ever. At least not in our life time.

As said in the other thread, I am happy to wager. And, the broad range is just a simplification for this thread. I have clear short, mid and longterm price targets that I do not reveal now.

Whatever. Books are written on fundamentals. And what good is charting something that you cannot reveal and then say you have predictive powers? It's one way to be right all the time I guess...

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Quote from: finnthecelt on August 10, 2011, 01:16:11 PM

Quote from: S3052 on August 10, 2011, 01:09:56 PM

My facts are chart pattern that show that Gold is in a major long term uptrend.

But as in all trends, there are corrections. before Gold will skyrocket, we will see a correction from current or 2000 $ into the broad 600-1400 area.

Further supporting facts is the contrarian indicator sentiment. We see >95% bullish sentiment on gold which indicates that too many are already invested and the short term trend will change soon, as it happened so many times before

Charts? What about fundamentals?

What about the average guy on the street who doesn't own silver or gold?

Of course there will be corrections. A monkey could predict that. What's happening today is a paradigm shift of EPIC proportions. Chartists are getting killed out there.

You are generalizing without showing any evidence or data. I am chartist and have foreseen the recent stock market top (i.e. shorted the DAX at 7300 points and sold the shorts at 5518), solely based on charts, and I know more chartists who have foreseen that than fundamentalists.

Quote from: finnthecelt on August 10, 2011, 01:16:11 PM

$600-$1400? Leaving a little room for error there eh?
I'll wager you some BTC right here and now that gold does not go below $1,000. Ever. At least not in our life time.

As said in the other thread, I am happy to wager. And, the broad range is just a simplification for this thread. I have clear short, mid and longterm price targets that I do not reveal now.

finnthecelt

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Quote from: S3052 on August 10, 2011, 01:09:56 PM

My facts are chart pattern that show that Gold is in a major long term uptrend.

But as in all trends, there are corrections. before Gold will skyrocket, we will see a correction from current or 2000 $ into the broad 600-1400 area.

Further supporting facts is the contrarian indicator sentiment. We see >95% bullish sentiment on gold which indicates that too many are already invested and the short term trend will change soon, as it happened so many times before

Charts? What about fundamentals?

What about the average guy on the street who doesn't own silver or gold?

Of course there will be corrections. A monkey could predict that. What's happening today is a paradigm shift of EPIC proportions. Chartists are getting killed out there.

$600-$1400? Leaving a little room for error there eh?

I'll wager you some BTC right here and now that gold does not go below $1,000. Ever. At least not in our life time.

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My facts are chart pattern that show that Gold is in a major long term uptrend.

But as in all trends, there are corrections. before Gold will skyrocket, we will see a correction from current or 2000 $ into the broad 600-1400 area.

Further supporting facts is the contrarian indicator sentiment. We see >95% bullish sentiment on gold which indicates that too many are already invested and the short term trend will change soon, as it happened so many times before

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Quote from: S3052 on August 09, 2011, 03:43:37 PM

Quote from: finnthecelt on August 08, 2011, 09:20:39 AM

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Quote from: cypherdoc on August 04, 2011, 10:10:42 PM

Dow 4000 here we come.

agree with you with a target extension: take away another 0.
400 we come by 2014-2016

Dude, if you think the Dow is heading to 400, you're on the wrong forum. We're inflation folk around these parts.

I am saying the inflationists will be wrong. First we see continued massive deflation (just look at the DJI/Gold chart then you will realize that we have deflation, not inflation.

Right before Argentina went into hyper-inflation they experienced a brief bout of deflation. Deflation is what gives the central bank the excuse to print more money.

DJI/Gold chart shows inflation not deflation. You're misinterpreting it. Gold is simply outpacing the Dow's gains.

Anyone who thinks deflation rules the day and currencies are gaining strength is completely ignorant of the economic model (keynesianism) we are practicing today. BY DESIGN it is inflationary. If it is not inflationary the model is broke and they'll do whatever they have to do to get it back on track (print).

This will carry on until the currency dies outright. Searching for those happy feelings of Dow gains and currency gains does not change the facts of reality. It is typical normalcy bias rationalization.

"Deal with reality or reality will deal with you".

Anyone who thinks currencies are gaining (especially against gold) should take a look at these charts. Your opinions don't change the facts....

http://www.galmarley.com/Chart_pages/currency_charts.htm

You do not need to convince me. In fact, you can't.

We are in a massive deflation. Everything loses value against gold = gold is the only one holding value while all other prices (currencies as you shows very well, goods, other commodities lose in value).

And soon, possible even with the today's high, gold will also decline.

So you know more than Jim Sinclair, Schiff, Marc Faber, Jim Rogers, John Exter (former Fed Chairman), etc?

What info and facts do you have to back this claim up? The deflation you see, I will admit there is deflation out there, is in the price of goods that are leveraged with credit.

The inflation that is out there is in the credit derivatives market. The deflation that we will see will be the decimation of that market and gold will be inflated to levels you cannot imagine.

I'm not trying to convince anyone of anything. I'm always looking for different angles to understand what's happening.

I think where most people get lost is they don't go up high enough on the financial instrument food chain. People don't understand just how much debt is out there that will have to collapse into something.

The derivatives market is a $1Quadrillion + market.

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Quote from: finnthecelt on August 08, 2011, 09:20:39 AM

Quote from: S3052 on August 06, 2011, 03:31:40 AM

Quote from: OgNasty on August 05, 2011, 04:47:13 PM

Quote from: S3052 on August 05, 2011, 01:00:55 PM

Quote from: cypherdoc on August 04, 2011, 10:10:42 PM

Dow 4000 here we come.

agree with you with a target extension: take away another 0.
400 we come by 2014-2016

Dude, if you think the Dow is heading to 400, you're on the wrong forum. We're inflation folk around these parts.

I am saying the inflationists will be wrong. First we see continued massive deflation (just look at the DJI/Gold chart then you will realize that we have deflation, not inflation.

Right before Argentina went into hyper-inflation they experienced a brief bout of deflation. Deflation is what gives the central bank the excuse to print more money.

DJI/Gold chart shows inflation not deflation. You're misinterpreting it. Gold is simply outpacing the Dow's gains.

Anyone who thinks deflation rules the day and currencies are gaining strength is completely ignorant of the economic model (keynesianism) we are practicing today. BY DESIGN it is inflationary. If it is not inflationary the model is broke and they'll do whatever they have to do to get it back on track (print).

This will carry on until the currency dies outright. Searching for those happy feelings of Dow gains and currency gains does not change the facts of reality. It is typical normalcy bias rationalization.

"Deal with reality or reality will deal with you".

Anyone who thinks currencies are gaining (especially against gold) should take a look at these charts. Your opinions don't change the facts....

http://www.galmarley.com/Chart_pages/currency_charts.htm

You do not need to convince me. In fact, you can't.

We are in a massive deflation. Everything loses value against gold = gold is the only one holding value while all other prices (currencies as you shows very well, goods, other commodities lose in value).

And soon, possible even with the today's high, gold will also decline.

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Quote from: indio007 on August 09, 2011, 12:34:18 PM

The stock market is a rigged game. Every week a portion of millions of paychecks goes into the market. It has no choice but to go up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vy5SckoCX9s

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Quote from: indio007 on August 09, 2011, 12:34:18 PM

The stock market is a rigged game. Every week a portion of millions of paychecks goes into the market. It has no choice but to go up. Yes I know they go into other instruments but there is a constant flow into the market. The big money players wait for it to go up a a few trillion and then pull out in unison . When it bottoms, they buy back in and wait again to rinse and repeat. They will siphon about 11% of the market cap then it will go back up.They really want SSI in the game so they can double what they are doing now. The market hasn't traded on fundamentals in nearly 20 years. It's a ponzi version of musical chairs except they are already in a chair next to the record player.

All true. When/IF the majority figure this out and stop contributing to their 401's about the time the baby boomers start pulling out you will see the greatest stock market of all time.

Deflation.

And then the great tidal wave of inflation by the Bernank. And the death of the currency.

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The stock market is a rigged game. Every week a portion of millions of paychecks goes into the market. It has no choice but to go up. Yes I know they go into other instruments but there is a constant flow into the market. The big money players wait for it to go up a a few trillion and then pull out in unison . When it bottoms, they buy back in and wait again to rinse and repeat. They will siphon about 11% of the market cap then it will go back up.They really want SSI in the game so they can double what they are doing now. The market hasn't traded on fundamentals in nearly 20 years. It's a ponzi version of musical chairs except they are already in a chair next to the record player.

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The euro is the next to implode.

The fat pig Italy is going to roll over, crush Spain and mortally wound Germany, who is already panting like a fat businessman running a marathon after backstopping Greece.

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Quote from: S3052 on August 06, 2011, 03:31:40 AM

Quote from: OgNasty on August 05, 2011, 04:47:13 PM

Quote from: S3052 on August 05, 2011, 01:00:55 PM

Quote from: cypherdoc on August 04, 2011, 10:10:42 PM

Dow 4000 here we come.

agree with you with a target extension: take away another 0.
400 we come by 2014-2016

Dude, if you think the Dow is heading to 400, you're on the wrong forum. We're inflation folk around these parts.

I am saying the inflationists will be wrong. First we see continued massive deflation (just look at the DJI/Gold chart then you will realize that we have deflation, not inflation.

Right before Argentina went into hyper-inflation they experienced a brief bout of deflation. Deflation is what gives the central bank the excuse to print more money.

DJI/Gold chart shows inflation not deflation. You're misinterpreting it. Gold is simply outpacing the Dow's gains.

Anyone who thinks deflation rules the day and currencies are gaining strength is completely ignorant of the economic model (keynesianism) we are practicing today. BY DESIGN it is inflationary. If it is not inflationary the model is broke and they'll do whatever they have to do to get it back on track (print).

This will carry on until the currency dies outright. Searching for those happy feelings of Dow gains and currency gains does not change the facts of reality. It is typical normalcy bias rationalization.

"Deal with reality or reality will deal with you".

Anyone who thinks currencies are gaining (especially against gold) should take a look at these charts. Your opinions don't change the facts....

http://www.galmarley.com/Chart_pages/currency_charts.htm

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Quote from: OgNasty on August 05, 2011, 04:47:13 PM

Quote from: S3052 on August 05, 2011, 01:00:55 PM

Quote from: cypherdoc on August 04, 2011, 10:10:42 PM

Dow 4000 here we come.

agree with you with a target extension: take away another 0.
400 we come by 2014-2016

Dude, if you think the Dow is heading to 400, you're on the wrong forum. We're inflation folk around these parts.

I am saying the inflationists will be wrong. First we see continued massive deflation (just look at the DJI/Gold chart then you will realize that we have deflation, not inflation.

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Quote from: lemonginger on August 04, 2011, 09:00:21 PM

LOL @ anyone long stocks. You better pray for inflation, in which case your money would be better in PMs anyway. I agree it is silly to think of bitcoins as they currently stand as a good store of value, but if ppl want to think of them as a high risk high reward investment that's fine.

You do realize the entire global economy is on the verge of another large tailspin right (by which of course I mean we never actually left the first one, only ignored it for a bit). The longer you delay the inevitable, the more violent the contraction.

thats exactly the attitude i played off of to get make major gains off of the 2008 US stock market crash (my only losing bet was AIB)...ive since cashed 90% those initial profits out (spent it on a carribean cruise last year Cheesy

).

this year isnt nearly as profitable so far, (this weeks global crash ate almost all of the profits in my portfolio) but buying in now sets you up for future gains....im still long, ill sell off one or two positions, but for the most part, i am in it for the long haul....i expect skeptics...had them last time too...until i bought their shares and sold them off at a profit....

contrarian investing...gotta love it.

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Quote from: HappyFunnyFoo on August 05, 2011, 04:02:23 PM

Global currencies are getting stronger, especially the cornerstone established ones like the Euro and USD, as the market increases in volatility. This is due to people selling stocks in panic and buying up government debt, which is much safer than holding your assets as equity.

As a result, bitcoin's price will become volatile as well and drop rapidly over time - bitcoin is a digital commodity, not a currency, driven 99% by the greed, stupidity, and recklessness of speculators, with 1% real world application as a functional medium of exchange. Bitcoin is the opposite of gold, FDIC-insured fiat currency, and government bonds, when it comes to extreme market volatility.

Prepare to lose money (more of it), fools!! ////GRIN

Lol, your desperate craving to see Bitcoin's demise only makes evident your insecurity about your economic beliefs.

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Quote from: S3052 on August 05, 2011, 01:00:55 PM

Quote from: cypherdoc on August 04, 2011, 10:10:42 PM

Dow 4000 here we come.

agree with you with a target extension: take away another 0.
400 we come by 2014-2016

Dude, if you think the Dow is heading to 400, you're on the wrong forum. We're inflation folk around these parts.

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Global currencies are getting stronger, especially the cornerstone established ones like the Euro and USD, as the market increases in volatility. This is due to people selling stocks in panic and buying up government debt, which is much safer than holding your assets as equity.

As a result, bitcoin's price will become volatile as well and drop rapidly over time - bitcoin is a digital commodity, not a currency, driven 99% by the greed, stupidity, and recklessness of speculators, with 1% real world application as a functional medium of exchange. Bitcoin is the opposite of gold, FDIC-insured fiat currency, and government bonds, when it comes to extreme market volatility.

Prepare to lose money (more of it), fools!! ////GRIN

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