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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.921.782 von jseyffer am 05.06.15 21:19:57"Er sagt er ist sich 100 % sicher"
100 % sicher waren ja auch alle Gurus die vor 5 Jahren behaupteten Gold wird in den kommenden 5 Jahren 100 % höher stehen !
Die hatten halt einfach das breite WO - Volk falsch eingeschätzt, dass hier immer soviel
von Silber 1000 $ faselt , aber sich in den seltensten Fällen eine Tonne dieser unerschöpflichen Massenware leistet !
Und noch etwas zu Gold, angeblich leisteten sich die Deutschen im vergangenen jahr nicht mal ein halbes Gramm pc von dem Zeug zu
Anlagezwecken ! Die Mehrheit des Volkes scheint also nicht mal von Gold etwas zu halten, traurig traurig diese Wahrheit !
100 % sicher waren ja auch alle Gurus die vor 5 Jahren behaupteten Gold wird in den kommenden 5 Jahren 100 % höher stehen !
Die hatten halt einfach das breite WO - Volk falsch eingeschätzt, dass hier immer soviel
von Silber 1000 $ faselt , aber sich in den seltensten Fällen eine Tonne dieser unerschöpflichen Massenware leistet !
Und noch etwas zu Gold, angeblich leisteten sich die Deutschen im vergangenen jahr nicht mal ein halbes Gramm pc von dem Zeug zu
Anlagezwecken ! Die Mehrheit des Volkes scheint also nicht mal von Gold etwas zu halten, traurig traurig diese Wahrheit !
Na Ja das sind natürlich theoretische Berechnungen.Rein praktisch geht das nicht.
Die Währungen werden vorher resetet.
Die Währungen werden vorher resetet.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.921.581 von silverfreaky am 05.06.15 20:33:04
soll ich noch einen drauflegen ?
aktuell bei kitco.com:
Base Building a Launch Pad for $64,000 Gold?
Friday May 29, 2015 15:53
Lest you think your editor is engaging in sensationalism to sell newsletters, you are only half right. A $64,000 gold price may sound so absurd that it is an extreme waste of time to contemplate. But I took the time to write the headline above and to show you my latest monthly average gold chart, to show you that the market is building a launch pad for much, much higher gold prices, even if $64,000 is far beyond my lifetime and yours. I want to review the discussion David Jensen and I had in a February 11, 2015, podcast that explains Gresham’s Law and how that will inevitably drive gold and silver prices to levels that do in fact seem unfathomable now. Listen to that interview here: http://jaytaylormedia.com/manipulation/; scroll down to the Feb. 11 discussion.
Zitat von silverfreaky: Bei den Holzfällern ist ein Elliot-Wellen-Spezialist der sagt das in der nächsten Dekade
der Goldpreis auf 25000$ geht.
Er sagt er ist sich hundert prozent sicher.
soll ich noch einen drauflegen ?
aktuell bei kitco.com:
Base Building a Launch Pad for $64,000 Gold?
Friday May 29, 2015 15:53
Lest you think your editor is engaging in sensationalism to sell newsletters, you are only half right. A $64,000 gold price may sound so absurd that it is an extreme waste of time to contemplate. But I took the time to write the headline above and to show you my latest monthly average gold chart, to show you that the market is building a launch pad for much, much higher gold prices, even if $64,000 is far beyond my lifetime and yours. I want to review the discussion David Jensen and I had in a February 11, 2015, podcast that explains Gresham’s Law and how that will inevitably drive gold and silver prices to levels that do in fact seem unfathomable now. Listen to that interview here: http://jaytaylormedia.com/manipulation/; scroll down to the Feb. 11 discussion.
Ähnlichkeiten habe ich aber mit denen nicht.Die sehen ja furchtbar aus.Wie aus einem Zombie-Endzeitfilm.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.921.581 von silverfreaky am 05.06.15 20:33:04Und was bekommt man im Dow für 25.000 $ ? Wie heute? Mehr? Weniger? Ich pfeiffe auf konkrete Zahlen im strategischen Bild.
ROhstoffe und EM sind zu ANleihen und Aktien billig. Nur so herum betrachte ich das - FÜR DIE LANGE SICHT!!!! Im Tages und Monatsbereich interessieren mich solche Nummern schon.
Und weil du so ein netter ehrlicher Kerl bist und ich immer bei deinem Namen an diesen Song denken muss, widme ich dir hier mal was richtig Verstörendes aus dem GOldland Südafrika:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Uee_mcxvrw
ROhstoffe und EM sind zu ANleihen und Aktien billig. Nur so herum betrachte ich das - FÜR DIE LANGE SICHT!!!! Im Tages und Monatsbereich interessieren mich solche Nummern schon.
Und weil du so ein netter ehrlicher Kerl bist und ich immer bei deinem Namen an diesen Song denken muss, widme ich dir hier mal was richtig Verstörendes aus dem GOldland Südafrika:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Uee_mcxvrw
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Na dann steht ja dem 1.000 $ Unzenpreis für Silber nichts mehr im Wege.
Also strong Long.
Also strong Long.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.920.456 von silverfreaky am 05.06.15 17:37:43wenn ich die augebuchten Explorer abziehe, dann bin ich vielleicht im Plus. Aber beim Rest mache ich mir da keine Sorgen.
Aus http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.spa/spanish-…
keep the faith
The next great bull market: Gold $25,000 MarketWatch MarketWatch MarketWatch By Avi Gilburt 5 hrs ago SHARE TWEET EMAIL Port Coquitlam condo owner Ron Philbrook's "bad luck streak" could soon include fast foreclosure by the Royal Bank RBC threatens 'Fast Foreclosure' to seize Port Coquitlam home An USB key with the logo of Netflix, the American provider of on-demand Internet streaming media, is seen in Paris September 15, 2014. Canadians are ‘stealing’ U.S. Netflix content: Bell Suppose someone approached you in the year 2000, when the price of gold was around $250 an ounce and suggested that it would be worth almost eight times its current value within the next decade. I am sure most people would have thought that person to be less than credible making such an outrageous market call. Think about it. An asset being expected to multiply by eightfold within a decade? But as we all know now, gold went from $250 an ounce to just over $1,900 an ounce in just that amount of time. What if I was to tell you that gold could make another such run over the next decade plus? Does it seem that outrageous now? Well, I think the math shows it can and will, with the price of gold futures surpassing $25,000, and more specifically for this column, the price on the Gold Bug Index eclipsing 15,000. But let’s take a look back before we go forward. It’s the middle of 2011. Gold was rising parabolically — some days even advancing by $50 per day — and heading over $1,900. Breaking the $2000 mark to most was a sure thing. Think if someone walked up to you then and stated that the price of gold would be cut in half within four years. It would be an outrageous market call. In many ways, it would be no different than the person suggesting that gold would go from $250-$1900 within a little over a decade. Multiple weighted gold bars sit in a stack in this arranged photograph at Gold Investments Ltd. bullion dealers in London, U.K., on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2014.© Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg Multiple weighted gold bars sit in a stack in this arranged photograph at Gold Investments Ltd. bullion dealers in London, U.K., on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2014. Well, in August 2011, I was that person. In fact, in my first gold column on Seeking Alpha, I warned investors: "Since we are most probably in the final stages of this parabolic fifth wave 'blow-off-top,' I would seriously consider anything approaching the $1,915 level to be a potential target for a top at this time." At the time, everyone was so intoxicated with expectations of eclipsing the $2,000 mark that they failed to see the impending top. As we now know, gold topped in September of 2011, at just under $1,921, which was within $6 dollars of my target. We then began this multi-year correction within which we now find ourselves. Many are probably wondering how I came up with such an accurate target for a top to a market that was rising parabolically. My answer is that the topping target was calculated using a 200-year Elliott Wave and Fibonacci mathematics study. To make this market call even more prescient, before we even topped, I identified the downside targets for gold within the correction I expected. I was looking for gold to drop from the 1900 region, down to a minimum of $1,400 an ounce, but, more likely, the $700-$1000 region. For those who still question how well Elliott Wave can really provide long-term accurate predictions of market direction relative to all other methodologies, allow me to present you with the following prediction made by Ralph Nelson Elliott in August of 1941: “[1941] should mark the final correction of the 13 year pattern of defeatism. This termination will also mark the beginning of a new Supercylce wave (V), comparable in many respects with the long [advance] from 1857 to 1929. Supercycle (V) is not expected to culminate until about 2012.” For those of you who do not understand this quote, Elliott was predicting the start of a 70-year bull market in the face of World War II raging around him. Quite an amazing prediction, no? Let's come back to the year 2015. Now, someone stands before you and tells you that gold will be worth almost 10 times the current value within a decade. What would you think? I stand before you today, almost feeling like Elliott did back in 1941. Yes, in 2015, I am seeing this correction finally completing (but at much lower levels) and starting a major bull market phase that can last the next 50 years. So, while many that have read my analysis over the last three years have viewed me as being the staunchest of bears in the metals world , I will be switching sides and moving strongly into the bull camp, especially after we see the next and final decline which will likely take place over the next half a year. In fact, if you look at the Gold Bugs Index chart linked at the bottom of this column, you will see that our projections are calling for an almost tenfold increase in this index over the next decade or so, which will likely increase to a fifty-fold increase in the index over the next 20 or so years, and well beyond that in 50 years. Ultimately, we see the HUI over 15,000. Yes, I know that this is quite a bold prediction. However, please remember that, for me, it is all a matter of mathematics and nothing more. Now, let's put this market prediction within the context of Elliott's back in 1941. At that time, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was around 100. Yes, you heard me right. 100. Seventy years later, we are at a multiple of more than 180 times that baseline. Our base line in the Gold Bugs Index will likely be in the 100-125 region when it finally bottoms. So, based upon this relative perspective, does it seem so unreasonable to foresee this index as high as 15,000 within 50 years? When the market was setting up to top in 2011, I was going so far as to even be looking for the market to be cut in half. Now, in 2015, I am likely going to begin looking up — especially after we strike the lower lows I still expect. I wonder if I will be standing alone again. But with the upside truly no different than the impending major bull market that Elliott foresaw in 1941, I would hope that some of you will be joining me for this ride. Yes, my friends and fellow investors, we are now on the cusp of the next major bull market in the investing world.
keep the faith
The next great bull market: Gold $25,000 MarketWatch MarketWatch MarketWatch By Avi Gilburt 5 hrs ago SHARE TWEET EMAIL Port Coquitlam condo owner Ron Philbrook's "bad luck streak" could soon include fast foreclosure by the Royal Bank RBC threatens 'Fast Foreclosure' to seize Port Coquitlam home An USB key with the logo of Netflix, the American provider of on-demand Internet streaming media, is seen in Paris September 15, 2014. Canadians are ‘stealing’ U.S. Netflix content: Bell Suppose someone approached you in the year 2000, when the price of gold was around $250 an ounce and suggested that it would be worth almost eight times its current value within the next decade. I am sure most people would have thought that person to be less than credible making such an outrageous market call. Think about it. An asset being expected to multiply by eightfold within a decade? But as we all know now, gold went from $250 an ounce to just over $1,900 an ounce in just that amount of time. What if I was to tell you that gold could make another such run over the next decade plus? Does it seem that outrageous now? Well, I think the math shows it can and will, with the price of gold futures surpassing $25,000, and more specifically for this column, the price on the Gold Bug Index eclipsing 15,000. But let’s take a look back before we go forward. It’s the middle of 2011. Gold was rising parabolically — some days even advancing by $50 per day — and heading over $1,900. Breaking the $2000 mark to most was a sure thing. Think if someone walked up to you then and stated that the price of gold would be cut in half within four years. It would be an outrageous market call. In many ways, it would be no different than the person suggesting that gold would go from $250-$1900 within a little over a decade. Multiple weighted gold bars sit in a stack in this arranged photograph at Gold Investments Ltd. bullion dealers in London, U.K., on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2014.© Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg Multiple weighted gold bars sit in a stack in this arranged photograph at Gold Investments Ltd. bullion dealers in London, U.K., on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2014. Well, in August 2011, I was that person. In fact, in my first gold column on Seeking Alpha, I warned investors: "Since we are most probably in the final stages of this parabolic fifth wave 'blow-off-top,' I would seriously consider anything approaching the $1,915 level to be a potential target for a top at this time." At the time, everyone was so intoxicated with expectations of eclipsing the $2,000 mark that they failed to see the impending top. As we now know, gold topped in September of 2011, at just under $1,921, which was within $6 dollars of my target. We then began this multi-year correction within which we now find ourselves. Many are probably wondering how I came up with such an accurate target for a top to a market that was rising parabolically. My answer is that the topping target was calculated using a 200-year Elliott Wave and Fibonacci mathematics study. To make this market call even more prescient, before we even topped, I identified the downside targets for gold within the correction I expected. I was looking for gold to drop from the 1900 region, down to a minimum of $1,400 an ounce, but, more likely, the $700-$1000 region. For those who still question how well Elliott Wave can really provide long-term accurate predictions of market direction relative to all other methodologies, allow me to present you with the following prediction made by Ralph Nelson Elliott in August of 1941: “[1941] should mark the final correction of the 13 year pattern of defeatism. This termination will also mark the beginning of a new Supercylce wave (V), comparable in many respects with the long [advance] from 1857 to 1929. Supercycle (V) is not expected to culminate until about 2012.” For those of you who do not understand this quote, Elliott was predicting the start of a 70-year bull market in the face of World War II raging around him. Quite an amazing prediction, no? Let's come back to the year 2015. Now, someone stands before you and tells you that gold will be worth almost 10 times the current value within a decade. What would you think? I stand before you today, almost feeling like Elliott did back in 1941. Yes, in 2015, I am seeing this correction finally completing (but at much lower levels) and starting a major bull market phase that can last the next 50 years. So, while many that have read my analysis over the last three years have viewed me as being the staunchest of bears in the metals world , I will be switching sides and moving strongly into the bull camp, especially after we see the next and final decline which will likely take place over the next half a year. In fact, if you look at the Gold Bugs Index chart linked at the bottom of this column, you will see that our projections are calling for an almost tenfold increase in this index over the next decade or so, which will likely increase to a fifty-fold increase in the index over the next 20 or so years, and well beyond that in 50 years. Ultimately, we see the HUI over 15,000. Yes, I know that this is quite a bold prediction. However, please remember that, for me, it is all a matter of mathematics and nothing more. Now, let's put this market prediction within the context of Elliott's back in 1941. At that time, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was around 100. Yes, you heard me right. 100. Seventy years later, we are at a multiple of more than 180 times that baseline. Our base line in the Gold Bugs Index will likely be in the 100-125 region when it finally bottoms. So, based upon this relative perspective, does it seem so unreasonable to foresee this index as high as 15,000 within 50 years? When the market was setting up to top in 2011, I was going so far as to even be looking for the market to be cut in half. Now, in 2015, I am likely going to begin looking up — especially after we strike the lower lows I still expect. I wonder if I will be standing alone again. But with the upside truly no different than the impending major bull market that Elliott foresaw in 1941, I would hope that some of you will be joining me for this ride. Yes, my friends and fellow investors, we are now on the cusp of the next major bull market in the investing world.
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