And now, literally, thanks to a German entrepreneur who wants to offer goldbugs the convenience of vending machines.
All Thomas Geissler needs to do now is get Ron Paul to be his American spokesman.
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Showing posts with label gold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gold. Show all posts
June 19, 2009
All that glitters in a vending machine is gold
Labels:
gold,
Paul (Ron)
September 26, 2008
Financial woes cause run on gold
U.S. Mint suspends sale of 24K gold coins.
Labels:
credit crunch,
gold
March 13, 2008
More stagflation news on $1,000 gold and weak spending
More signs the recession is here
consumer retail spending contracted, by six-tenths of a percent, in February. Economists (the dismal pseudo-science?) had been reportedly expecting a 0.2 percent increase:
“This is a downward spiral consistent with a recession,” said Kurt Karl, chief economist at Swiss RE in New York.
Gold – more signs we have real inflation problems
Gold has punctured the psychological $1,000/ounce barrier. And we know what happened when oil busted $100/bbl. It collected its breath, then speculators started bidding it up even higher.
If Big Ben Bernanke (The Worst Fed Head Since Greenspan™) is serious about a 3/4 point Fed rate cut next week, I certainly wouldn’t be surprised to see oil at $120 if not $125. Ditto for $1,100 gold, maybe even $1,200.
Result? The Dow was cratering in early trading.
Labels:
Bernanke (Ben),
gold,
stagflation
February 02, 2008
Hey, Ron Paul, you don’t need gold
Not when new laser techniques can make aluminum look like gold.
Labels:
aluminum,
gold,
lasers,
Paul (Ron),
physical engineering
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