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[kuefer]

Hallo, Allerseits

Gold ist in den letzten Tagen stark in der Presse, heute muss sogar im SWR konkret empfohlen worden sein Gold zu kaufen.

Wenn das in der Vergangenheit der Fall war, was stets der Zeitpunkt zum Verkauf gekommen.
Auch diesmal?


Gruss

Kuefer

[marc22]

no,

noch lange nicht.

[spekulativ]

ich werde unter 600€ kein stück abgeben

gruß spekulativ

[austin_power69]

mumpitz, Gold wird bis Jahresende noch schwer zulegen

[peter.wedemeier1]

Gold—the `safe haven investment`—soars to 17-year high
By ELLEN SIMON
Associated Press
9/24/2005

http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial/20050924/1041051.asp

Price of gold near 17-year high, but what does it mean? -- The Charlotte Observer, North Carolina

Inflation pumping up gold price? -- The Modesto Bee, California - Business

Gold - the `safe haven investment` - soars to 17-year high -- Buffalo News, New York - Investments

What’s the rush? Gold in demand -- East Valley Tribune, Arizona - Business

It`s difficult to explain gold prices -- The Spokesman-Review, Washington - Business

Opinions differ on rising price of gold -- Centre Daily Times, Pennsylvania

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(AP) Sep. 24, 2005, NEW YORK -- Gold is hovering near 17-year-highs. What that means depends on who`s doing the interpreting.

According to one school, demand from China and India is pushing the price higher, but another school insists gold is up because Western investors are convinced inflation is much higher than their governments admit.

It`s considered a "safe haven investment" - should your currency become worthless, your gold will retain value.

"For many years, financial advisers would tell individuals to put a certain percentage of their portfolio in precious metals," said John H. Hill, Citigroup`s metals and mining analyst. "It`s portfolio insurance. If you own gold, physical gold, it`s just a hedge on everything else.

"If it goes sideways to nowhere, be happy," he said. "It means the rest of your portfolio is intact, you have a job, your community is OK and the world hasn`t descended into chaos."

Gold prices have retreated after hitting a 17-year high of $476.30 an ounce in trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange earlier this month. That milestone means some investors who normally ignore gold are paying more attention to it, with wildly diverging opinions on what gold prices are saying.

...Inflation is one reason Hill expects gold to hit $500 an ounce in coming months.

"We regard gold as an essential barometer in the grand battle between hard and financial assets," he said.

"The point is not that the dollar is going to go up or down against the yen or the euro or the yuan, the point is that all currencies are going down relative to other standards of value, whether it be a barrel of oil, a bushel of wheat or an acre of real estate," he said. "Hard assets have obviously been winning, worldwide, for a number of years. That`s what gold is telling us."

...Worldwide demand has increased. Demand in India set a record last year and demand in China jumped as well. In fact, demand was so strong, gold prices held steady in the first half of the year as central banks internationally sold off record levels of their gold supplies, Hill said.

While gold prices usually fall when the dollar rises, that equation hasn`t held recently.

"Mounting inflationary concerns, driven largely by higher energy prices, have pushed gold higher despite a stronger dollar," a Sept. 19 Goldman Sachs commodities report said.

...Gold can sometimes trade off short-term interest rates minus the rate of inflation, said Richard B. Hoey, chief economist and chief investment strategist at the Dreyfus Corp. and chief economist of Mellon Financial Corp.

"Short-term inflation is rising now faster than interest rates are rising," he said.

[was]

25. September 2005 03:31

Schatzsucher hoffen auf Gold auf Robinson-Crusoe-Insel

SANTIAGO DE CHILE - Chilenische Schatzsucher hoffen, auf einen der grössten Seeräuberschätze gestossen zu sein. Sie vermuten 800 Tonnen Gold, Silber und Juwelen im Wert von zehn Milliarden Dollar (13 Mrd. Franken) auf der Insel Robinson Crusoe im Pazifik.

Dies berichteten chilenische Medien am Samstag. Die Schätze seien mit Hilfe eines fahrbaren Suchroboters geortet worden, mit dem vor kurzem schon in der berüchtigten Deutschen-Siedlung "Colonia Dignidad" im Süden Chiles ein unterirdisches Waffenlager gefunden worden war, hiess es weiter.

Die Schätze sollen von Piraten im 18. Jahrhundert auf der Insel vergraben worden sein. Auf ihr war von 1704 bis 1709 auch der Matrose A. Selkirk ausgesetzt gewesen, dessen Geschichte den englischen Schriftsteller Daniel Defoe zu seinem weltberühmten Abenteuerroman "Robinson Crusoe" anregte. Die Insel gehört zu den Juan-Fernández-Inseln.

...und ich bin nicht dabei!

[kuefer]

Ok, diese Meldungen von unglaublich grossen Goldfunden
kommen meistens in eine bestehende Korrektur hinenin.
So um den letzten Rest schwacher Hände rauszudrängen.

Aber da wären ausser den vielen Meldungen in Zeitungen wie Welt, Handelsblatt noch die hohen COT-Werte.

Wie sieht es mit Empfehlungen von Börsenbriefen aus?
Sind die bullisch?
Und wenn ja, was wird empfolen? Mienen, OS oder Zertifikate?

Nicht das wir uns falsch verstehen, ich bin bullisch für Edelmetalle, jedoch auch vorsichtig.

[peter.wedemeier1]

Gold is hovering near 17-year highs. What does the run up mean?
01:52 AM EDT Sep 26
ELLEN SIMON

http://www.cbc.ca/cp/business/050925/b092502.html