HawkHybrid

everyone has a right to their opinion. everyone else has a right of opinion to
laugh at your opinion.
to be taken seriously, stop making predictions that are a complete joke.
 
HH

you mean you're still waiting to pay that £1 to your choice of charity?
(there must have been a really long queue for that charity  )
 
HH

recommending gold to diversify your portfolio and pumping gold are two different things.
peter schiff is not a gold pumper. if he was he wouldn't be recommending things like mene
gold jewellery(there is more profit($) in recommending a jewellery seller that charges high
mark ups for making jewellery).
 
HH

recommending gold to diversify your portfolio and pumping gold are two different things.
peter schiff is not a gold pumper. if he was he wouldn't be recommending things like mene
gold jewellery(there is more profit($) in recommending a jewellery seller that charges high
mark ups for making jewellery).
 
HH

you might want to check your margin of error.
notice how an error of 0.01(0.47 to 0.48) can result in a noticeable sg change
(the 0.03g in air weight is a smaller % change)
 
HH

I vote start slow and starting with bullion sovereigns.
 
HH

says the person that started a 'gold will crash' thread over two months ago.
so far not even a sausage, I've seen paint dry faster than this.
 
HH

says the person that started a 'gold will crash' thread over two months ago.
so far not even a sausage, I've seen paint dry faster than this.
 
HH

I've modified the velocity to twice that of the original. now when everyone settles
their personal iou's(using the same £20) you can see that the price of goods and
services have doubled(inflation) without the need for more currency to be printed.
the same £20 has now created £320 of gdp(ie it has circulated twice per person).
 
HH

usually I'm the first to disapprove of stupidity.
claiming something and acting on it without concrete proof.
so far there's nothing even remotely close to proof. it's all (insert pumpers name) said
this and obviously that...(and let your conspiracy theories run wild)
it's easy to believe that you've been robbed of your birth right. it's much harder to see
that maybe you just haven't found your way yet.
https://www.thesilverforum.com/topic/33282-current-stock-markets-are-terrifying/?do=findComment&comment=381866
should a fix be required, there is a way to fix things that causes more problems than it fixes,
and then there is a more appropriate way to apply fixes.
 
we all have bias, but we can try to limit the extent to which the bias affect our lives.
 
HH

the price per sack of wheat increased from £3 to £12 so there is inflation.
the wheat sector used the same £12 currency to settle payment so there
is no increase in the currency supply. hence inflation can exist without an
increase in the currency supply. inflation is the rise in price per unit, which
is different from the rise in revenue for the sector(sector growth).
 
HH

that £9 already existed. the wheat sector was worth £12 before and after the poor harvest.
no additional currency was printed and no currency from any other sector was added to the
wheat sector.
 
HH

between 2015-2016 deflation probabilities decreased and gold price also
decreased, so it's inconclusive. not counting the current move we are in, it's
one for and one against.
 
HH

let's call it a fact(which people have so far not managed to prove).
why let proof get in the way of calling something a fact?
we can make it up as we go along and call whatever we want a 'fact'?
 
HH

it's never about all in or nothing. the difference is gold bugs have the
option to sell their gold at a profit now and optionally move some of
the funds into silver. it's about strategy and manoeuvrability. it's about
being able to position yourself to better deal with an ever changing
future. silver bugs lost manoeuvrability when buying during the 2015
dip, they just don't recognise it.
 
HH

it's never about all in or nothing. the difference is gold bugs have the
option to sell their gold at a profit now and optionally move some of
the funds into silver. it's about strategy and manoeuvrability. it's about
being able to position yourself to better deal with an ever changing
future. silver bugs lost manoeuvrability when buying during the 2015
dip, they just don't recognise it.
 
HH

they change it so americans can own gold again. it's a pro
that balances out a previous con. it's about balance, not
about favouring gold above all else.
 
HH

the reason nobody would bite is that people know better than
to make trades at 50/50 odds. the risk to reward ratio when
playing the gsr at anything but the extreme ends is simply not
worth it. the spread on all physical commodities is too big to
trade tiny fluctuations like that. the gold price has gone up but
it's not worth chasing it up at this late stage in the wave.
 
HH

are people remembering quick sales on gold bullion?
forum members would sometimes sell bullion sovereigns(usually)
at spot to raise cash quickly for rare opportunities in other areas.
not very common but a good amount is usually raised when it does
happen.
 
HH

the forum is a slightly different market to that of dealers.
usually you would get a photo of the actual coin that you
are buying. this puts it more similar to that of ebay. when
the difference in prices from dealers and ebay wasn't huge,
this wasn't a problem. some forum members are pricing
their coins in line with the going rate of their ebay listings
(why shouldn't they?). bullion coins bought from dealers
have the 'it's just bullion' problem(lucky dip) so are not
directly comparable, especially to collectors.
if you think of the forum sales as a limited version of ebay
without fees, then the prices should still be competitive for
the items on offer.
 
HH

the forum is a slightly different market to that of dealers.
usually you would get a photo of the actual coin that you
are buying. this puts it more similar to that of ebay. when
the difference in prices from dealers and ebay wasn't huge,
this wasn't a problem. some forum members are pricing
their coins in line with the going rate of their ebay listings
(why shouldn't they?). bullion coins bought from dealers
have the 'it's just bullion' problem(lucky dip) so are not
directly comparable, especially to collectors.
if you think of the forum sales as a limited version of ebay
without fees, then the prices should still be competitive for
the items on offer.
 
HH

how is guessing a verification that a currency is getting squeezed
out?
currently the usd is more in demand than supply can handle. that's
why we have deflation. that's why more dollars needs to be made
available for circulation. this is currently happening, not the opposite.
 
HH

shouldn't this be 8 x (1355-955) or £3200?
ie the amount he had to reinvest was his original amount
minus his losses?
 
HH

consider building an emergency fund that includes physical gold
bullion(probably best to leave out silver for now). from this you
can add items, as and when your increased understanding
allows(bargain hunting).
work on your strategy, recognising what prices 'should be' will
come with experience. 
 
HH

consider building an emergency fund that includes physical gold
bullion(probably best to leave out silver for now). from this you
can add items, as and when your increased understanding
allows(bargain hunting).
work on your strategy, recognising what prices 'should be' will
come with experience. 
 
HH