About as Mainstream as they get

Discussion in 'Gold' started by euphoria, Nov 29, 2011.

  1. euphoria

    euphoria New Member

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    From none other than Kochie. Sell it. Sell it now.

    http://www.news.com.au/money/david-...financial-crunch/story-fn7kicty-1226206937099
     
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  2. RetardedMonkey

    RetardedMonkey Active Member Silver Stacker

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    So that's it, is it? $1800aud is the top?
     
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    a whole lot of nothing - kinda like a desert - a long stretch of sweet buggerall ...
     
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    eeek... "Even so, it's certainly worth holding some gold in a portfolio.", better late to the game then never
     
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    Moral of the story...

    It never pays to be a koch*


    *Ensure you use the correct German pronunciation of the word.
     
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  6. Guest

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    Use of the term "Gold bugs" says a lot about his mindset.

    What's he, a 'fiat bug'? A 'stocks bug'? Why don't we call the mainstream Aussie investors 'Property bugs' in the media?

    Because the attachment of a the term 'bug' to any investment class ideology is considered derogatory, for use by those with a bias agenda against such investment ideology.

    Pick any mainstream economic/financial commentator with an established negative bias against Gold and Silver and they'll ALL use the same term to describe those who do invest this way.

    He's an advisor for the masses, not the educated and his rhetoric reflects it.

    ie Ignored
     
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    hawkeye New Member Silver Stacker

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    He's just hedging. I'd hardly call it enthusiastic and it's right at the bottom of the article preceeded by the far more important property investment suggestion.
     
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    he's a total poopall!! :lol:
     
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    lower than a snakes belly
     
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