The Price of Gold: Does It Matter?

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Re: The Price of Gold: Does It Matter?

Post by White Man 1 » Tue Nov 20, 2018 8:52 pm

Wade Hampton III wrote:Gold Rush...!

Tehran wants to revitalize gold and copper mines, media reported citing Iran Minerals
Production and Supply Company. The country is experiencing a surge in gold mining
activity in the wake of the second rollout of (Jew-S-of-A) sanctions.
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https://www.rt.com/business/435206-iran ... sanctions/
No doubt Iran will be revitalized when they divorce themselves from the central banking system and get back to their own gold. And no doubt at all that we will have to step in to protect "democracy"...

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Re: The Price of Gold: Does It Matter?

Post by Wade Hampton III » Sun Dec 23, 2018 2:49 am

Chinese Reds try alchemy!

A team of Chinese researchers have turned cheap copper into a new material
“almost identical” to gold, according to a study published in peer-reviewed
journal Science Advances on Saturday.
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Wade says, "No word has surfaced as to the degree...if any...of any significant
increase of Jew inbreeding with their Chinese hosts."

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Re: The Price of Gold: Does It Matter?

Post by Jim Mathias » Mon Dec 24, 2018 2:13 am

Wade Hampton III wrote:Chinese Reds try alchemy!

A team of Chinese researchers have turned cheap copper into a new material
“almost identical” to gold, according to a study published in peer-reviewed
journal Science Advances on Saturday.

Wade says, "No word has surfaced as to the degree...if any...of any significant
increase of Jew inbreeding with their Chinese hosts."
This should help Chinese counterfeiters with their efforts at making fake gold coins (as they've even done with American junk silver coins) to spread in US markets. This way they won't have to gold plate tungsten counterfeits.

Not that the US government has been any more honest than the Chinese.... http://www.gold-quote.net/en/articles/f ... d-bars.php

With the exchange rates for gold/US dollars at where they're at now, it's a highly profitable fraud ---and I would expect counterfeits made of this new substance to find its way here...
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Re: The Price of Gold: Does It Matter?

Post by Wade Hampton III » Mon Dec 24, 2018 5:11 am

Jim Mathias wrote:
This should help Chinese counterfeiters with their efforts at making fake gold coins (as they've even done with American junk silver coins) to spread in US markets. This way they won't have to gold plate tungsten counterfeits.

Not that the US government has been any more honest than the Chinese.... http://www.gold-quote.net/en/articles/f ... d-bars.php

With the exchange rates for gold/US dollars at where they're at now, it's a highly profitable fraud ---and I would expect counterfeits made of this new substance to find its way here...
Very interesting and informative item. Thanks.

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Re: The Price of Gold: Does It Matter?

Post by Jim Mathias » Tue Dec 25, 2018 3:17 am

Wade Hampton III wrote:
Jim Mathias wrote:
This should help Chinese counterfeiters with their efforts at making fake gold coins (as they've even done with American junk silver coins) to spread in US markets. This way they won't have to gold plate tungsten counterfeits.

Not that the US government has been any more honest than the Chinese.... http://www.gold-quote.net/en/articles/f ... d-bars.php

With the exchange rates for gold/US dollars at where they're at now, it's a highly profitable fraud ---and I would expect counterfeits made of this new substance to find its way here...
Very interesting and informative item. Thanks.
For anyone wants to keep a reserve of gold or silver on hand, it might be wise to invest in some testing equipment/chemicals~~or ~~develop a relationship with a bullion testing expert. Some might go so far as to do business only with bullion dealers, but that in itself is no guarantee.

From what other "preppers" have been saying, investing in yourself in terms of your skillset and tools can make you valuable to the community you're in-- you can barter this just as easily while commanding more respect.
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Re: The Price of Gold: Does It Matter?

Post by Wade Hampton III » Tue Jan 08, 2019 3:09 pm

Wade says, "If you don't have it in your hot little hands,
you don't own it."

In early November news was placed into the British media
(Reuters and The Times) revealing that the Bank of England
in London, one of the world’s largest custodians of gold
bars on behalf of other central banks, was refusing to
allow the withdrawal and repatriation of 14 tonnes of
gold belonging to Venezuela’s central bank, the Banco
Central de Venezuela (BCV).
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Post by Jim Mathias » Wed Jan 09, 2019 12:56 am

Wade Hampton III wrote:Wade says, "If you don't have it in your hot little hands,
you don't own it."
What do we really "own" at all then? Most of the time there's nothing in my hands. Things, even gold, are still only things anyway. What we do have is our blood, reputation, values, ethics and other intangibles. These have value too, right?
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Re: The Price of Gold: Does It Matter?

Post by White Man 1 » Wed Jan 09, 2019 7:20 am

Jim Mathias wrote:
Wade Hampton III wrote:Wade says, "If you don't have it in your hot little hands,
you don't own it."
What do we really "own" at all then? Most of the time there's nothing in my hands. Things, even gold, are still only things anyway. What we do have is our blood, reputation, values, ethics and other intangibles. These have value too, right?
That's true. Silver and gold are a means to an end, and can't evolve to higher states of being. Until a larger number of good White folk come to see the reality of our situation, the small bricks of gold we can hold onto individually will be small comfort in a fading world.

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Re: The Price of Gold: Does It Matter?

Post by Wade Hampton III » Sat Jan 12, 2019 3:34 pm

If the Ocean’s heist-movie franchise is looking for its next iteration,
screenwriters need only check out a real-life drama playing out in Berlin.
It’s a gold mine for material… Bad “dad jokes” aside: “Two brothers and
their cousin,” the AP says, “are accused of stealing the ‘Big Maple Leaf’
coin from the Bode Museum in March 2017.”
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And like in any good heist movie, there’s a twist — the theft was an inside
job. “The fourth suspect, identified only as 20-year-old Dennis W., worked
as a security guard at the museum,” the AP says. “He is accused of scouting
out the scene of the crime.” But if you’re envisioning Tom Cruise suspended
on cables, dropping from a museum vent and eluding laser beams… nope. The
actual theft was pretty pedestrian.

Burglars “smashed a protective case and then managed to lift the coin out
of a museum window before fleeing along a rail track with their haul in a
wheelbarrow.”

A wheelbarrow, you say?

The image above is deceptive: The coin ain’t called “big” for nothin’. The
Canadian gold piece weighed 221 pounds and was valued at $4.33 million. So
yeah… a wheelbarrow. “[The accused] are suspected of later cutting up the
coin… and selling the pieces. “If convicted,” the AP says, “the men could
face up to 10 years’ imprisonment for serious theft.”

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Re: The Price of Gold: Does It Matter?

Post by Wade Hampton III » Tue Jan 22, 2019 1:45 pm

Russia - Replace US Dollar With Gold

From Russia Today....

Russian gold could become the perfect alternative to conservative
investments in the greenback, the CEO of Russia’s key trading floor,
Moscow Exchange (MOEX), believes. “Let’s offer an alternative to the
US dollar in the form of Russian gold, which we produce… investment
gold,” CEO Alexander Afanasiev suggested, speaking in the Lower
House of Russia’s parliament on Monday.
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He added that some “super-conservative investors” purchase dollars
and keep them “under the pillow,” which is not very safe, he believes.
The MOEX chief also noted that Russians have increased their
investment activity and act “surprisingly rational.”

Russia is the world’s third-largest gold producer and in 2017 boosted
its gold output by more than six percent. It produced almost 265
tons of gold in January-October 2018, according to data provided by
the Finance Ministry. However, some analysts doubted Afanasiev’s idea,
warning that using the precious metal instead of the US dollar might
be simply inconvenient.

“Gold does not have liquidity of the dollar. As practice shows,
settlements in it are inconvenient for individuals,” metals and
mining director Nikolai Sosnovsky from Prosperity Capital Management
told TASS on Tuesday. He explained that Russia has no “normal”
financial instruments for investments in precious metals, including
unfavorable conditions for metal accounts and VAT for physical gold.

Last week, Russia outpaced China and became the fifth largest gold
holder in the world. The Central Bank of Russia reported that it
purchased 8.8 million troy ounces of gold in January-November 2018,
boosting gold reserves to almost 68 million troy ounces (2,125 tons).

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