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  1. He would have said exactly the same at the tops in 06 and 08 based on those technical signals.
  2. Everyone in the world has the same view as this right now and that is what worries me the most. Those numbers above are probably right when the United States defaults on their debt. This is probably something that is going to take many years to play out.
  3. Yes a few concerns right now. The HUI now at March 2008 levels, hopefully not a double top and silver still short of the March 2008 high.
  4. Cheers, on the hunt now to see if I can find a reputable one nearby.
  5. Yeah I fell out with CID a while ago and no longer deal with them.
  6. Is there a thread about selling gold on here? I can't find one. I'm starting to look at offloading a few coins but obviously looking to get the best bang for buck as possible. Ebay & Paypal fees are astronomical!
  7. Going to move 50% of my gold stash into Dollars as I'm moving there. I also think the USD will be strong for quite a while during the next phase of the economic bear market. I have around 80% of my wealth in precious metals. I've accumulated Dollars over the last few months.
  8. Not a trader, just cashing in on a few profits as I'm moving to the states in early 2011 and bought gold in the $600's... Also I'm not sure they will allow me to bring that many coins to the USA. I'm still holding firm on the rest of my gold and silver position. I think this bull has many many years left.
  9. I think we could get into the band probably somewhere roughly the £1275 - £1350 region between now and late spring 2010. Gold could of course blast through that area or fall short of it but that is where I plan to exit. I'll be watching the monthly RSI. 90 appears to be a significant topping area.
  10. I'll be looking to offload half my phyiscal position if gold enters the top band on the monthly chart.
  11. He talks about them 'devaluing the dollar' but doesn't explain how they could even do that. The exchange value of the dollar is entirely controlled by the market, not the Fed or the US Government. Of course they could intervene in the market but how exactly? The Fed is already backed into a corner in terms of a potential audit and the government is flat broke.
  12. Let's hope this isn't the Brown top then.
  13. M1 multiplier still locked in below 1
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