your mind to another point of view. And if u haven’t thought threw the other side of the gold/dollar collapse issue, then you’re probably not that conscious of your own position and most likely not as secure of your own position as you might think. How much do you know about what factors are affecting the gold price and the movement in the dollar? If you can only repeat, like a trained parrot, the same talking points that the same talking head repeat over and over on the media…then you …

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Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
@limitedplay If that’s really what he’s saying, he could have said precisely what you just said. It’s clear, it’s concise, and it doesn’t take hours of nonsense.
I do find it interesting that he responds with personal insults to anyboy who disagrees with him, then calls us “close minded.” And I thought I’d come across arrogant people before . . .
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
Growby10
Is such a Financial Genius!!
I could not get by without his wisdom for us sheep.
When did he sell his gold again?..hmm
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
Chop it into 1g bits and trade each gram for food etc’. Hold tight, PM’s is all we have right now.
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
OMG!!! you are so right damn who will buy my silver when it reach 1000 per ounce no one they will be so poor
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
Settle down, son.
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
Sorry Growby, you been educated by the financial school system that brain washed you think abut t he other side in which many people are using the wrong data…. Sorry….
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
im sorry lol but gov’ts and central banks are buying gold. Second most of the people in here dont even know a rich person. I think there will be people buying gold @ 2500 bucks if it goes that high because the money supply will also grow. There will always be people buying gold if its up or down. Remember something 85% of the wealth is owned by 5% of the people. Niether myself nor you know what they are doing with there money.
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
@foolcow1976 i think what hes saying is more like that if the time comes that you would actually NEED physical gold, you wouldnt even want it.
it will be hard to exchange gold for equal value in a bartor system first of all. Second, if you do have you best friend, sister, mother, brother aunt and uncle will all want to kill you for it.
Basically if you have it when it counts you cant let anyone you have it cause you will be dead 24 hours later
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
DONT CURSE, Growby10 !!!!
Don’t you ever use the words GOD DAMNED anymore.
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
Monkeyby10
Emphasis on attempt…now get back in your cage.
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
@Growby10 - I appreciate the attempt, but as I’ve tried to explain in a civilized manner, it seems as if you’re addressing a phantom. Who is really using Gold and gold alone as a strategy for collapse? That’s moronic and I’ve never run into that. Now maybe I’m just naive and haven’t been around enough, but I’m talked to literally thousands of people on this topic, and I have yet to run into a single person who was following such a nonsense strategy. That’s why I keep asking who you’re talkin 2?
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
but don’t believe that people do not buy silver.
I don’t know how many are in the Netherlands, but i know there is a shop very busy selling. Already a year ago (or maybe especially then when there were more direct economic stress). So many people maybe, but could be still a small percentage of population.
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
the cash of the future might be something like gold and silver.
Because, the leaders of society want to go to a cashless society so they might remove the paper.
So one has to have something to use as money that is not in the system. So buckle up, start the truck and ride to Comex.
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
OMG! someone who appreciates my attempt to show a different point of view! thank you sir!
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
Very good Harry. 5 stars. This is not a place for recommendations. Simply a bold attempt to see the big picture.
James
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
Drug dealers with plenty of cash are buying up all the gold. Beside they are the bunch of people who can’t deposit their ill gotten gain cash anyway. So gold is for them.
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
we need to talk more about silver then gold. at least alot more of us can afford silver. You are talking alot but not saying alot. My conclusion is the wealthy are going to gold, the poor and middle class going to silver. Both are great investments. THAT makes more sense then you are.
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
So this is the great point he was building up to? Investing in gold is dangerous, because it might become too expensive to afford? What the hell does this even mean?
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
As the Fed keep the interest ZERO, means that they are killing the value of dollar. that keeps the stock market going high as we see the DOW recovering. but the reality is that they want to get all investors into the market and than pull the trigger when the time is right for them, buy stock & hold is no longer option trade as the trend goes up&down and buy silver &gold for dark days.Nothing to trust in manipulated market.
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
hopefully obama will abandon the current suicidal policy and put the entire system under bankruptcy protection.we ned to start over.
MINDRAPEART COM
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
The Good: The advice is valid for people who buy gold to speculate (to sell it in the near future). People should first have a decent amount of liquidity in cash before buying gold, you should NOT buy gold with the money you’ll be needing in the next months.
The Bad: The reasoning is flawed, in hyperinflation, people would certainly accept gold in payment for anything, cash would be shun in transactions. Gold is a currency, gold is commodity money.
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
Agreeing with @GoldSilverPrice, if people cannot afford gold, then there are other alternatives: silver, food, euros, etc. The idea is not to be attached to a nominal value of a currency that probably will enter into great inflation, specially for retirement.
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
There are 2 major investors who recently bought a massive amount of gold. One bought $8 billion worth, another bought $5 billion. They may be in the minority, but they do know something about wealth preservation.
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
i totally agree with goldsilverprices, and growby10…great vedios. i live in uk, and hardly anyone owns gold or silver(especialy silver). you really have to look to find places that even sell either in bar or coin format. i own gold,silver,copper, and canned food(ithnk canned tuna will be the real winner).i tell people, but they cant be bothered…crazy eh.on the 1 silver eagle, it says out of many, 1…i guess that us…lol..lol
Anonymous 11.25.09 at 11:13 pm
i said i look forward to disagreeing with this vid - but i cant do that - because you’ve not actually said anything….
all i got from this is that gold isnt a good investment because no-one will be able to afford it? is that your reasoning?
You also said you dont want gold in hyperinflation? wtf? ask those in WWII germany if they wanted gold - ask those in Zimbabwe (who rely on gold to EAT) if they want gold.
Harry - you smoking the wacky stuff mate?