Does the Federal Reserve try to keep gold prices down ?
salva...@gmail.com
market with gold in order to try to keep the price of gold down, has
anyone else heard that ?
Voltronicus
And where did you hear that?
sgt23
Everyone has heard this before. Its a rumor none the less, but I
wouldn't doubt it. The same is probably true with silver. Don't
believe everything you hear. Try doing a little research the next time
you hear a rumor. Then if you don't find your answer ask someone you
think might know.
Jim Menning
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>
> I've heard that the fed or someone continuously buys and floods the
> market with gold in order to try to keep the price of gold down, has
> anyone else heard that ?
Think about it. That doesn't even make any sense.
To buy a large quantity of gold they would create a demand which would reduce the
supply of available gold, thus RAISING the price.
And how could they possibly flood the market with gold, if they are continuously
buying it off the market?
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Voltronicus
The nicest think about you Sarge is that you never let logic, common
sense or fear of public humiliation stop your from posting your crap.
Bruce Remick
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Sounds like a Sarah Palin interview quote.
Scott Stevenson
Right. They would have to buy when the price is down, and then sell
when the price is high. I'm pretty sure that buying and selling that
much would attract some attention...
take care,
Scott
sgt23
that they would try something like this. So stop trying to read my
mind!
mazorj
> You all speak as if I'm saying its true. I just saying I don't doubt
> that they would try something like this. So stop trying to read my
> mind!
Oy. Even I'm having a hard time resisting a straight line like that.
You know, if you keep leading with your chin in a newsgroup, someone
is going to punch you with a punch line.
sgt23
> "sgt23" <bravesfandevo...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
I hit back my friend!
Voltronicus
Your rejoinders and ripostes are not, shall we say, of the calibre of
the Algonquin Round Table.
JHL
it is, iex. current availability of gold coin, current premiums. it
seems the spot price is being driven by "paper gold".
On Sep 30, 6:00 pm, salvali...@gmail.com wrote:
tony cooper
Arthur (Harpo) Marx was a frequent guest at the Algonquin Round Table.
He was more of a listener than a contributor, but he could be quite
witty.
--
Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida
Voltronicus
Nice non sequitur!
mazorj
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You made me look that one up, Tony. It's hard to picture Harpo Marx
and Dorothy Parker breaking bread together, but they did. I would
have thought it would be Groucho, whose wit was a match for Parker's.
tony cooper
You've been understandably deceived by Harpo's on-screen persona. We
can't tell the wits from the witless if they are silent. It's when
they speak that they reveal themselves. Witness Voltronicus.
Voltronicus
> On Wed, 01 Oct 2008 13:00:57 GMT, "mazorj" <maz...@verizon.net> wrote:
>
Oh snap!
Leo Marx
Yes, it's part of a sales pitch from many bullion sellers.
JAM
mazorj
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Been watching the "House" promos?