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    Where are all the gold gurus?

    Just a few months ago, it was a given that gold
    would hit $2500 by Xmas.

    #2
    I think their hiding out with the $200
    oil, and $24 bean, guys.

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      #3
      The guys calling for 2500,24,200 have been much
      more right that those who have not.

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        #4
        The inflation guys could launch several blimps.

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          #5
          With all of the QE, and political pressure to lower currency values, we have the right ingredients to form explosive inflation. And yet, core inflation remains stable. Why is that?

          Greenbacks are being created out of vapour and yet they seem to be disappearing back into the vapour just as quickly. Where the heck is all of the stimulus going? I expected new money in the quantity of trillions, would flood over the US like a wave, drowning thoughts of deflation in an ocean of cash. But after more than 4 years, we are still wondering, when this breaks, which direction will it go?

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            #6
            First i'd say real inflation is around 6% asJohn Williams
            of shadow stats states,he is very well known for
            alternative data.

            Secondly,qe is being used to recapitalize the banks
            and support government deficits,the fed is
            purchasing over 80% of the treasuries being issued.

            Thirdly,the cycle out of bonds is just getting started.

            Fourth,money velocity is still in the toilet,probably do
            to the fear that is in everyones minds,a return on
            capital is not as important as the return of capital in
            so many peoples mines.

            fifth,patience's,it just takes time.

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              #7
              A pile of it went into farmland.

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                #8
                Another big pile of it went into Google, Apple,
                Samsung, GM, Chrysler, GE/PW/MD/Boeing/Airbus and
                green power projects. Infrastructure like AB power
                lines... roads Ships... and a megaload of Chinese
                goods. Why do you think China/India have gone along
                with QE. They are huge beneficiaries!

                Cheers

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                  #9
                  its all gone to bail out property speculators and pay bank bonuses.

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                    #10
                    Coleville . . . the reason why excess money printing is doing dittily-squat to inflation is because this out-of-control debt problem is far greater than what keynesian economics (money printing) can handle.

                    Crankin up the money presses works in mild recessions (Reagan era). This is NOT a mild recession. Money printing (QE3) is making matters worse and extending this recession much longer than needed (IMO), than if politicians and governments would act responsiblity with spending. A massive tuneup is coming to governments and their thinking over the next 2 to 3 years.

                    Believe the next generation will have a different mindset spending and debt as the 'hammer' has yet to come down in this current 'lets overspend now and think about later mentality'

                    The U.S. Fed is likely starting to sweat about this as they are now on the hook for their ballooned balance sheet.
                    (IMO, you just don't print money wildly, banking on an inflationary spiral and somehow say the the problem is fixed and just walk away from it).

                    The fed plan is now to somehow eventually sell off this debt . . . that is beyond my brain power how that will work.

                    To me, that's a key reason why gold has been a flop of late. And precious metals may head lower yet as the battle of deflation appears nearing.

                    Look at the cattle market right now . . . supply fundamendamanetals are bullish beyond belief, but beef prices are struggling. Demand is king in this market envirnonment, not supply.

                    Also, there is a recession in India as well. People in India are by far the largest buyers of physical gold in the world. It is apart of their culture. This demand is far bigger than any speculator demand. Demand for gold in India is dropping sharply right now.

                    In a deflation market, precious metal prices and demand may simply suck . . . which is the case right now and a serious shock to the speculator believing that the sky-is-the-limit for precious metals. Well, it ain't (IMO).

                    Errol

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                      #11
                      In the back of my mind keeps ringing, "every dog
                      has his day."

                      I think that America has exported its jobs that
                      generate GDP, brought in a pile of immigrants
                      who are now on the dole.

                      Capital is flowing out to China for everything. No
                      jobs, no money, no inflation, simple pimple!

                      The only way to fire the engines is industry &
                      Jobs as cost-inflation only goes so far when the
                      masses have no money. Where is Roosevelt,
                      oops gone.

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                        #12
                        That is cost-push inflation. America needs
                        demand for its own goods.

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