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Glad I found this 'goldmine' early;
The ride to .50 is about to start
Just a pit stop
slow day today.............
very nice green is good
I was NOT on the TSXv. When good results come in.....these stocks can go KABOOOOMMMM
Great, got a little while here to load up positions. December-a good month;
I was told by the end of December. December......Nice :)
When do you think we may get some results here?
The trend is your friend.......NEVER fight the tape :)
If RNGG can get good results in Nevada we should ahve a BIG mover here
Yes, you predicted it. I love this RNGG here...
We are headed to $1000 per ounce
Trend continues. You may be right on with your comments the other day...
I saw that. Still marching north.
808 close on gold
RNGG...another Nevada Gold story from December..hmmm..Im liking it..
Need to get you on TV lol
Move over Lou Dobbs..........December in da house .....lol
Interesting...
I think everything is on a path that may only chnage when the US elects a new president......then again that may even be to late...........sad really..........people buying TVs at walmart to save money and China now is getting ready to buy the US......the tide has turned.........
Looks like this cycle has set in...
Long term moves make the big bucks for patient investors. Once a cycle sets in , I try to ride it.
I think the $1000 target by CSFB is in signt for 2009
:) George has been something else-lol
100%.............our time to shine :)
Highest price EVER...........thank u George :)))))
Canadian dollar has blown past US. Times a changin'
The dollar's dive has caused this run up. No end in sight.
Gold looks very Good
Are they still scheduled for December?
RNGG is going to be a monster..............the project in Nevada is just to good..........
Ready for a Reno month?!
Forecast for the price of gold
http://www.neatideas.com/gold.htm
Shock not as severe over gold back at $800
Associated Press
November 1, 2007
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Digg Del.icio.us Facebook Fark Google Newsvine Reddit Yahoo Print Single page view Reprints Reader feedback Text size: NEW YORK - After a 27-year hiatus, gold returned to the lofty price of $800 an ounce yesterday. But that number, which sent jaws dropping in 1980, was unlikely to shock anyone - investors or even consumers hankering after a 14-karat necklace.
Gold prices have surged more than $100 an ounce in two months as a weak dollar, record high oil prices and concerns about world political tensions have increased the allure of precious metals as a safer investment. The Federal Reserve's decision yesterday to lower its benchmark interest rate for the second time in as many months helped vault gold futures over the $800 bar.
The sharp rise in gold prices hasn't scared off investors yet - quite the opposite, according to George Milling-Stanley, spokesman for the World Gold Council.
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"One of the things that has characterized the bull market since April 2001 is that investors have perceived every dip in the price as a buying opportunity," said Milling-Stanley. "They have perceived gains also as a buying opportunity."
There is evidence of that buying trend: As gold has risen on the futures market, investors have poured money into exchange-traded funds that track gold. The StreetTRACKS Gold Shares ETF has seen inflows swell 16 percent since Aug. 31 to $19.21 billion, while the futures price of gold has climbed about 17 percent.
Jewelry demand isn't expected to suffer significantly, either. That's partly because gold prices would have to top $2,000 an ounce to reach the inflation-adjusted peak of 1980 - $800 simply isn't as astonishing as it was nearly 30 years ago. At that time, gold rose as high as $893.10, according to Thomson Financial.
"Last time, it was the talk of the town," said Keith Hurdle, owner of Hurdle's Jewelry in Boulder, Colo. "Not anymore, they don't even ask. If the piece is in their price range, they're fine."
Gold could have further to go, some analysts say - particularly if the dollar continues to lose ground to the euro and other currencies, or if oil prices charge higher.
An ounce of gold gained $7.50 to settle at $795.30 on the New York Mercantile Exchange, then climbed to a peak of $800.80 an ounce in later electronic activity.
The euro, which hit a high for the fourth-straight trading day, bought more than $1.45 in late trading yesterday.
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Me too;) I hope to be awaken by an earthquake
I wouldn't $till be here if I didn't agree with that $tatement.
Buy low! Sell high!
;)
It has been very quiet here--but maybe a very loud wake up call is coming;
That's OK....lunch is over...I was about to get UP anyway.
Sorry to disturb you -lol ;
$$$$$hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...........I was taking a nap.
Calm b4 the storm
film at eleven...........
NEW$FLA$H...........baby born with mou$tache & mother i$ tickled to death................
$ure wa$.
Quiet today
You know it
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