Why Gold has to go down...

Discussion in 'Commodity Futures' started by PohPoh, Feb 11, 2009.

  1. Subdude

    Subdude

    LOL, no it wasn't $1K but it was enough to make some decent green, as I added more at $990. That wasn't my point though; when someone's right, the least you can do is acknowledge it, and the right thing to do is apologize for being an ass.

    As for my target, well I see it fall back under $900 in the next week or two.
     
    #171     Feb 27, 2009
  2. ymiyake

    ymiyake

    Gold falling hard here. picked up some GLD here.... will average in until 80.00
     
    #172     Feb 27, 2009
  3. You remind be of the perma bears who scream how right they were whenever some bullish stock makes a pullback. You see a small green open P&L, while the other side is sitting on massive gains. I bought my position in the high 600s and 700s, while you're getting all excited about what, 20 points?

    You dont deserve an apology, cause you're still a pompous prick who thinks he knows a damn thing just because Gold made a pullback. Yeah, cause pullbacks NEVER happen, is that correct? Last I checked, you claimed it was a bubble, hence according to that line of thinking, Gold should be at 400 or below. Yet you just expect it to hit below $900. Funny.

    And I never said gold would not come down, in fact I actually want it to drop ASAP before the shit really hits the fan. Not to $900 but to $600, so that I can buy it up. And it can happen but for none of the reasons you speak of. Your line of thinking is just retarded.
     
    #173     Feb 27, 2009
  4. Subdude

    Subdude

    Uh, no - I never said I was looking for $400. You remind me of the apocalyptic "prophets" who have been screaming "buy gold, sell dollar" for fucking years now. Well, gee - now you got a few more ignorant idiots on your side and you guys have pushed this fad up to $1K. Whooptie-doo.

    Why don't you go to the nearest dept store and try and give them your bullions as a form of payment and see what happens. Now you really are ignored.
     
    #174     Feb 27, 2009
  5. Ahh, you're just a hater who missed the run up and hence needs to lash out. Tsk, tsk, tsk, gold is not dropping like a blown up bubble, what a surprise.
    You called it a bubble. Last I checked, a 10% pullback is not a bursting of a bubble.

    No I have not been screaming anything, nevertheless, "buy gold sell dollar" has been the trade of the decade. Something to think about.

    I can go to a number of dealers within walking distance and get spot price for my bullion. But why would I want to, when I get spot+premium through other routes.
     
    #175     Mar 2, 2009
  6. winchell

    winchell

    #176     Mar 2, 2009
  7. fhl

    fhl


    I just dropped in so I don't know the history of this trade of yours.

    Did you do it in options, Tim?
     
    #177     Mar 2, 2009
  8. I will repeat.

    Household savings is going up by definition.

    The USD will rise accordingly.

    Gold will go down after this flight to safety scare is over.

    That is all.
     
    #178     Mar 2, 2009
  9. Wow, several amazing deductive (or inductive?) leaps all at once. Would love to hear you elaborate on the reasoning behind these amazing conclusions.
     
    #179     Mar 2, 2009
  10. Ironically, physical metals have barely budged. Some actually went up.
     
    #180     Mar 2, 2009