[quote]The Mage wrote:
Here is a basic key to investing, buy low, and sell high.
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or borrow high and payback low – fiat money makes everyone an investor.
I’m a big believer in gold mining stocks, for the simple reason of leverage. If it costs $700 to market an ounce and the price is $725, the company makes $25. If gold goes to $800, they quadruple their per ounce earning. IF and when gold hit $1500 in a year or two, the leverage will be phenomenal.
In the last Great Depression, Homestake Mining paid dividends = the stock price in 1929.
I do have some bullion in a safekeeping account in a Swiss bank, but only for the day I may have to leave the country.
(Mark my words, somehow the Jews will get blamed for what’s about to happen and guess who technically fits the bill?)
[quote]tribunaldude wrote:
Exactly. Convert ALL your assets to gold and silver or invest 95% of your portfolio in a gold junior.
On a side note, my team and I plan to take out the comstock lode this time next year. Anyone who wants to join us can register online.
Headhunter wrote:
Conclusion: gold is an excellent buy now and should at minimum protect your wealth.
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What? I usually like people who’re kind of crazy, especially if they provide a good link, but what’s the nonsense about the Comstock Lode?
A close friend of mine informed me about the untapped potential of the Comstock lode with 5-6 juniors scrambling to control its reserves. Apparently they haven’t even grazed the surface when they took it apart with picks and shovels.
The good news is 2000 hardy men with access to earthmoving and drilling equipment in the cover of night can uncover a relatively high tonnage without raising red flags anywhere.
[quote]Headhunter wrote:
tribunaldude wrote:
Exactly. Convert ALL your assets to gold and silver or invest 95% of your portfolio in a gold junior.
On a side note, my team and I plan to take out the comstock lode this time next year. Anyone who wants to join us can register online.
Headhunter wrote:
Conclusion: gold is an excellent buy now and should at minimum protect your wealth.
What? I usually like people who’re kind of crazy, especially if they provide a good link, but what’s the nonsense about the Comstock Lode?
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The industrial sector, which was helping to keep the recession relatively mild, has completely given way and now we need to be prepared for a much more severe recession,'' said Lakshman Achuthan, managing director at the Economic Cycle Research Institute in New York, which compiles the Journal of Commerce data. It’s at least going to look something like what we saw in the early 1980s, but it could be worse.‘’
Worst recession since 1930’s coming. Could qualify as a depression.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aXpSoL0MWdek&refer=home
Wait and watch. Then again, Nietzsche believed that these are the very conditions which will allow the “Ubermensch” to take over (hint hint)
[quote]Headhunter wrote:
Worst recession since 1930’s coming. Could qualify as a depression.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aXpSoL0MWdek&refer=home
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Halloween is over guys…
Good, then I can stop pretending to be a human!
[quote]vroom wrote:
Halloween is over guys…[/quote]
[quote]vroom wrote:
Halloween is over guys…[/quote]
A big trouble for Canadians in all this is their dependence on selling natural resources, and their ties to the American auto industry. I’d guess Canada’s unemployment rate will approach 20%.
Perhaps that explains your return to the PWI forum? J/K Vroomy, ya know we luv ya, ya big lug…in a Christian kind of way ya unnerstand.
Christians and love? I thought they only understood “fear”. Of course, in their world that is “love”.
We love God, or he’ll cast us into eternal hellfire. Now love Him with us, heathen 
[quote]Headhunter wrote:
luv…Christian
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