Well, Gold/Silver just got taken out to the Wood shed!

[Mega]

Je-sus !
GETTING
K I L L E D

Mike

[shiny!]

Re: Well, Gold/Silver just got taken out to the Wood shed!

Everything's down but the dollar. Someone must be needing cash in a hurry.

[Mega]

Re: Well, Gold/Silver just got taken out to the Wood shed!

Britan getting taken out to the wood shed!
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...s-2356578.html

[Starving Steve]

Re: Well, Gold/Silver just got taken out to the Wood shed!

This looks more and more and more like a DE-flation. No jobs, no income, no equity, no savings, no credit, no entitlements, no house, no healthcare, no food, and no unions. Plus, outrageous rents, outrageous utilities, outrageous home prices, outrageous regulation, outrageous taxation, outrageous gasoline costs, outrageous insurance cost, outrageous drug costs, and outrageous food costs.

[FRED]

Re: Well, Gold/Silver just got taken out to the Wood shed!

Gold off 2%, silver off 2.7%, stocks off 1%. A day like a hundred others since 2001 when we bought gold.

Moving to Rant and Rave where all hysterical and exaggerated posts will go from now on.

This is not Zerohedge.

Personal posts will be deleted.

[jpatter666]

Re: Well, Gold/Silver just got taken out to the Wood shed!

As several here have stated, as things decline and become even more unstable, $100+ daily moves in gold may become commonplace. We are skating closer to that edge. As FRED correctly states, from a percentage view, this is nothing. Your average stock often moves as much or more on big days.

[Chris]

Re: Well, Gold/Silver just got taken out to the Wood shed!

Gold off 2%, silver off 2.7%, stocks off 1%. A day like a hundred others since 2001 when we bought gold.

Moving to Rant and Rave where all hysterical and exaggerated posts will go from now on.

This is not Zerohedge.

Personal posts will be deleted.

What ever happened to the bouncer? Does he happen to have a librarian friend who could help sift through the cruft on the forum these days? Perhaps said friend could make ample use of the circular filing cabinet?

[Polish_Silver]

Re: Well, Gold/Silver just got taken out to the Wood shed!

Plus, outrageous rents, outrageous utilities, outrageous home prices, outrageous regulation, outrageous taxation, outrageous gasoline costs, outrageous insurance cost, outrageous drug costs, and outrageous food costs.

In my area, none of those are

outrageous

, except possibly medical insurance and drug prices.

[Andreuccio]

Re: Well, Gold/Silver just got taken out to the Wood shed!

This looks more and more and more like a DE-flation. No jobs, no income, no equity, no savings, no credit, no entitlements, no house, no healthcare, no food, and no unions. Plus, outrageous rents, outrageous utilities, outrageous home prices, outrageous regulation, outrageous taxation, outrageous gasoline costs, outrageous insurance cost, outrageous drug costs, and outrageous food costs.

Glossed over this when I read the thread a year ago, but I assume by "outrageous rents", etc., Steve meant very high. Wouldn't those be signs of IN-flation?

[jiimbergin]

Re: Well, Gold/Silver just got taken out to the Wood shed!

In my area, none of those are , except possibly medical insurance and drug prices.

It must be nice to live in the state with the lowest tax on gasoline. I always make sure I fill up anytime I am in South Carolina.

[flintlock]

Re: Well, Gold/Silver just got taken out to the Wood shed!

Glossed over this when I read the thread a year ago, but I assume by "outrageous rents", etc., Steve meant very high. Wouldn't those be signs of IN-flation?

Exactly what I was thinking!