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Re: Gold looks ready to hit the $1,000 mark soon....
I know I should be excited about gold going up but for some reason, I have this pit in my stomach. -
Re: Gold looks ready to hit the $1,000 mark soon....
You shouldve posted a thread titled:
"GOLD NOT GET KILLED!!!!!11!!"
;)Every interest bearing loan is mathematically impossible to pay back.Comment
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Re: Gold looks ready to hit the $1,000 mark soon....
I know you guys have seen this before.
Recently a top in the GTU hit 50, with a 30% premium. The effective price of gold was $1,300.Comment
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Re: Gold looks ready to hit the $1,000 mark soon....
And what's with silver? It's roaring harder than gold. There were many calls on the boards here to sell silver.
I didn't so not really complaining, but still wondering....Comment
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Re: Gold looks ready to hit the $1,000 mark soon....
When did GTU hit 50! I sure have not seen that. Nor have I noticed the 30% premium. The premium has certainly gone up in the last few days, but not to 30%?Originally posted by globaleconomicollaps View PostI know you guys have seen this before.
Recently a top in the GTU hit 50, with a 30% premium. The effective price of gold was $1,300.
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Re: Gold looks ready to hit the $1,000 mark soon....
I think by "recently" he meant back in the spring. I was just wishing there was an easy way to track the history of the NAV premiums for GTU and CEF. ETFConnect for the win.;)Originally posted by jiimbergin View Post
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Re: Gold looks ready to hit the $1,000 mark soon....
gtu hit 50.11 intraday on march 20. see the graph here for the NAV premium.Originally posted by jiimbergin View Post
http://www.etfconnect.com/select/fun...sp?MFID=169250Comment
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Re: Gold looks ready to hit the $1,000 mark soon....
Are you quoting in Canadian by chance?Originally posted by globaleconomicollaps View PostComment
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Re: Gold looks ready to hit the $1,000 mark soon....
$999.50 todayOriginally posted by bobola View PostComment
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Re: Gold looks ready to hit the $1,000 mark soon....
OK, sorry I guess my idea of recent is a lot shorter than yoursOriginally posted by globaleconomicollaps View Post
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