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    • Thu Dec 4th 08:51 AM
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      Time to Switch Out of Freeport-McMoRan
      With Copper falling to a a buck and a half what would one expect from cash flows coming from a company that does nothing but produce copper? The reason you should have been buying Freeport is because of their mines, reserves and general financial health. A severe drop in dividends could have been expected by anyone picking a stock and should have been anticipated as "the" entry point if you assume that inflation is going to kick in next quarter. I congradulate FCX management for making the prudent decisions to live for another day! The story won't be much different with any other base metal miner in their class
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    • Fri Nov 14th 09:06 AM
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      Gold Bugs Beware
      "The reflationary trade will likely result in gold prices moving up at some point in the future, but outperforming equities? I don't think so"

      Equities, after adjusting for real inflation and not the governments BS, are way behind gold. Even at this point with massive forced selling in precious metals anything, the price still remains above the buy and hold level for the DOW if pick a point some 10-15 years ago.

      The principle fallacy in your argument is that you treat gold as a commodity not unlike corn or hog bellies. You have heard it before, gold has always held a monetary function in the world's economic system and will continue to do so when the fiat currencies fall apart.

      You also rest your arguments on the current price of treasuries. The repatriation of dollars and panic buying of treasuries from foreigners will come to an end when they realize that a US debt default is a real possibility. The fate of the US as a soveriegn nation rests in the hands of the Chinese at this very moment. If you don't think this is so then you are truely nieve in calculating the largess of the US dollar. It has fallen apart and once the rest of the world decides on a plan to move away from a dollar based reserve system then all your chicks will come home to roost, as the Rev Wright would say!
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    • Thu Nov 13th 21:42 PM
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      Attention Gold Bugs: Hyperinflation or Deflation?
      Mr. Caffee,

      You do not inject 2.7 trillion dollars of funny money into the economy(just in the last few months) and not suffer inflation. The sheer size of these numbers are lost on the nieve. It has been proven true that the US dollar will go down in inflationary flames ala Paulson and Bernanke. Enjoy the low gas prices while you can and buy gold when you can. Do you honestly trust the powers that be to provide you with a fiat currency that holds its value? Get real.
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    • Wed May 7th 08:47 AM
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      Why I'm Re-Establishing My Gold Position
      You sold last week and bought back on Monday..... So what you are saying is that your portfolio just lost 5%! If you seriously think the dollar is in a bottoming process then why are you buying gold? In your case, some things are better left untouched. The gold market needs a little more conviction and a little less gutlessness here and now!
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    • Mon Apr 21st 20:09 PM
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      Aurelian and Corriente Shares Down as Equador Suspends Mining Exploration
      Negotiating a contract is fair game but all these exploration companies spend investors money based upon an anticipated taxation level by the host government due to historical data. If the country intended to charge higher taxes on a particular claim then that should have been known by all before the first dollar is spent.

      That is how it should go and how it did not go in Ecuador. Thieving bastards is the correct term here!
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    • Tue Jan 15th 12:29 PM
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      Analyst: Leverage to Gold Price Should Benefit Companies
      What kind of crack is this person smoking? $700 gold for 2010? What part of the structural US deficit does she see decreasing over the next three years? Maybe she is a covert agent for the Goldman crowd!
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    • Mon Dec 10th 13:09 PM
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      What Makes Golden Star an Explosive Gold Stock for 2008?
      Mr. Bradford was not living in Ghana during the initial runnup but rather moved there when the start up began having problems. If it was just kids to worry about he could just as easily move back to North America and assign a competent local manager. Him buying stock though is a good sign I must admit. But keep in mind that the stock is being bought by the same crowd that ran the company into the ground in the first place. So please allow for my distrust of their timing savy. Still nothing is said of the derivative problems with this company. A major ankle weight to say the least.
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    • Mon Dec 10th 12:38 PM
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      What Makes Golden Star an Explosive Gold Stock for 2008?
      Long way to go extrapolating from 70K per quarter(actual) to 500K per year. To base valuations upon being in that class when they never have been there is ludicrous. This company has NEVER made projections nor a profit. You did not even mention why Peter Bradford left. Nor did you mention what derivative position GSS has and the possible link between the former and latter questions. There may be a skim of profit to be made by front running some short covering on this dog but there are many other pure bred AKC specimens to invest your Kibbles and Bits.
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    • Thu Dec 6th 19:04 PM
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      Will the Report on Iran's Nuclear Program Suspension Affect the Price of Gold?
      All is fine and good with the exception that Ron Paul is not running on the Libertarian ticket.
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    • Fri Aug 24th 10:32 AM
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      Yamana-Northern Orion-Meridian Merger Doesn't Look Likely to UBS
      In threse days of tight commercial paper Mr. Marone needs to come to the realization that he should be satisfied to operate his bought kingdom and begin to make an operating profit for his shareholders. Even Cramer will only stand for so much dilution!
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    • Tue Aug 21st 10:17 AM
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      What's Going Down With Precious Metals?
      So the question is, how deep is the selling expected to go? What percentage of float do the Hedgies have in their portfolio?
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    • Fri Jun 22nd 10:13 AM
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      HUI and Gold Price: Best Future Return Likely In Junior Miners
      Well thought out Mr. Tan! I agree completely with your take on the benefits of owning large cap miners. That view is reinforced every time a large miner pays a premium during takeovers of a junior.
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    • Sat Apr 28th 09:41 AM
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      Time May Be Right for Entering Gold and Silver Positions
      I think you are right on this one Andy. If you watch a basketfull of gold stocks that have good fundamentals it becomes fairly clear when the big players are dumping. Set some lowball buys at prices 10-20% below market and sit back and wait. Many times these large players will unload large amounts of stock on low volume and your order will be filled at a nice discount. I might however expand your list of viable juniors to include Miramar and Gammon Lakes as well. Both stocks are poised for huge upswings in the coming months.
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    • Thu Apr 19th 08:14 AM
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      Why I Bought Silverado Gold Mines (SLGLF)
      I don't think any new comments are necessary Steve. You have blown enough smoke for the day. Go collect your $30 paycheck and quit cluttering up these boards with your pumper drivel.
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