Replies to post #759 on GOLD (Au) PRODUCERS (GOLD)

[NYBob]

GOLD | TECHNOLOGY | DJIA

38099902 = GOLD | XCI = Technology Index | 26099400 = Dow Jones Industrial Average


Gold POG goes often higher when DJIA goes lower
Gold is LT safety -
imo. tia.
God Bless

Ps.
ex. black Monday in 1988 Oct. djia went to a crazy high way
above LT trend line -
the market goes often back to LT trend line - in 1929, 1988 etc.
dd.... to when NY stock market started - 1755 memo? -
LT trend is around 3000? -
will the elitez BHO-market circuz be back to LT? -
fair market value in Gold should be above 10K/oz at least
with a level playingfield!
imo.
God Bless

>>Bob, roosevelt did it and so can obamanation to make an all out effort to keep spending da wealth to the under privileged.<<

mick, I can only see BHO given trillionz to the elitez bolshevikz banksterz -

bho'z also made the people liabel in future for the banksterz gangsterz derivativez illegal naked sales for 100s of trillionz? -

I can't see that the people got NO HELP more than bho-ZERO -
from bho banksterz keep robbing the peoples homes -
repeat of bolshevikz destroying Russia 1917 -
ex..dd..

Mortgage delinquencies up for 8th straight quarter
1 hour, 1 minute ago
By EILEEN AJ CONNELLY
AP Personal Finance Writer

(AP:CHICAGO) The number of people who were late making their mortgage payments shot up 53 percent in the fourth quarter of 2008 from the same period in 2007, according to data provided by TransUnion LLC.

The credit reporting agency said its database shows delinquencies _ or the percentage of mortgage holders at least 60 days behind on payments, considered a precursor to foreclosure _ jumped to 4.58 percent nationally, from 2.99 percent for the 2007 fourth quarter.

That was 16 percent above the 3.96 percent rate seen in the third quarter, TransUnion said, and marked the eighth straight quarter that deliquency rates rose.

"It's about what we were expecting," said Keith Carson, senior consultant in TransUnion's financial services group. But while not unexpected, the huge jump from last year was still "alarming," Carson said.

TransUnion, best known for its consumer credit rating data, projects delinquency rates could reach as high as 8 percent by the end of the year. The company isn't predicting that the climate will improve until the middle of 2010.