coaster
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OK, thanks, but getting stuck and figuring out how to get unstuck is how I learn.
I get stuck an awful lot. 
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LottomagicZ4941
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quote:
Originally posted by coaster
Well, that would be up to admin, but my own opinion is there are other sites that do a much better job at tutoring than we could do here. This is an opinion site, and I hope everybody understands that.
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Yea but we do want most of the opinion to be some what factual.
Gold is likely to continue it's 2000+ year bubble. When the market tanked in 07/08 I had wished that I had put 10% in gold like some experts recommended.
Next time I see that I have stuff up 44% perhaps I'll actually move some to gold.
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coaster
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Originally posted by LottomagicZ4941
Yea but we do want most of the opinion to be some what factual..
Unfortunately about 95% of the stuff on the internet is not strictly factual.
I was once involved in the start-up of a new company. The company eventually was aquired. There are numerous sites where the history of this company is detailed. Not one of them has it correct. I was there; I know. Even the company's official site had it wrong.
The internet should not be considered to be factual. The best that can be said it that what is presented as fact (such as Wikipedia) should be considered to be fact seen from point-of-view. In other words; mostly opinion.
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Sun Sep 18, 2011 4:18 pm |
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Agreed. While there is a lot of reliable information on the Internet, there is also a lot of misinformation.
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Fri Oct 07, 2011 2:49 pm |
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Halfdantimm
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Honestly, it's about time for gold to plombet. It cant be a shelter for investors all around the world for ever.
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Everything has a bubble, nothing new about this, but like them all, they make a comeback eventually. Whether the current gold bubble is real or not, I doubt it, I expect gold to be the safe bet in all economic collapses, and we are facing a doozy as I see it, so I will hang onto my gold over 90% of the stocks out there.
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quote:
Originally posted by Halfdantimm
Honestly, it's about time for gold to plombet. It cant be a shelter for investors all around the world for ever.
Gold may pull back from it's current high, but I can't see it plummeting.
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Mon Oct 10, 2011 12:17 am |
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leo
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Gold has been embraced as the most valuable form of currency since ancient times and it has been widely used in numerous nations. Even if the price plummets, there is no reason why people would sell them too. 
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mahihastings
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I still don't understand where Gold gets its value from. It is just 'perceived value', isn't it? What practical use does it have apart from industrial uses? It is no use to general public except its use in jewellery (which isn't exactly a use but a waste). It is destined to pop some day and be replaced by something more universally valuable. What do you think?
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Sun Oct 16, 2011 7:28 am |
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coaster
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I still don't understand where Gold gets its value from..... . It is destined to pop some day and be replaced by something more universally valuable. What do you think?
Well, if you can come up with something else that's got about a six-thousand-year track record of something that doesn't have the problems you seem to attach to gold. Diamonds? Inexhaustible supply, artificially-maintained price by keeping product off the market, is not divisible, can be manufactured from abundant carbon. What else? Hmmmm......ivory?? Nope.....involves killing mammals. Hmmm.....Wheat?? Doesn't have the problems diamond has. But is rather bulky for the value. Fill up the dump truck when you go to the market. At least you don't have to buy baked goods. Oh, I've got it......Paper!! Printed with pretty little pictures, letters and numbers!! Now that's really worth something!! Because it's MONEY!! The bigger the number on the paper the more it's worth!! The government says it's worth something, so it MUST BE!!! The government is NEVER WRONG!!!
I think you catch the drift....... 
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Mon Oct 17, 2011 7:17 am |
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Yeah. The Government said No Taxes without Representation. In 1817, Congress did away with all internal taxes, relying on tariffs on imported goods to provide sufficient funds for running the government.
People were basically told no taxes.
But in 1862, in order to support the Civil War effort, Congress enacted the nation's first income tax law.
So someone born in 1800 was told they didn't have to pay taxes by the US Government when they were 17. Maybe they built up a nice business. Then, when that person turned 62, the government started taxing his earnings.
So I agree with coaster. Looking back historically, The government is NEVER WRONG!!!
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Anne Land
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Gold is for the long term and heard recently that China is buying up as much gold as they can. What does that tell us. If you own gold, stick with it.
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ETFs_R_Best
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Government debt is unprecedented and with no end in sight. Just visit www.usdebtclock.org Politicians just want to keep spending. Also look at how entitlement spending is going to overtake revenues.
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The current gold "correction" sure looks a lot like the 2008 correction right before gold resumed its upward trend from 750 to 1900.
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errol_wu
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gold is in a 2000 year old bubble.
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