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Looking like another positive day.

Why is the gold market closed, at the moment?

Re: Wall St – I actually think that we may see a positive day. Re: Gold – just “hanging loose” for now.

I would have thought FTSE would have been higher - I guess there is still time, yet.

Good to see gold slowly clawing it way back up, again. I note that Rudy66 must have some sort of problem

farmerp I would stay well clear of retail for quite a time to come! ATB

Ah, gold gaining wings again - now there is a surpise! ;) PS Where is my rudy mate?

I note that bullion seems to be "recovering"

Rudy65 LOL Re: your earlier observation – do you have a background that includes the experience of private “old boys’ clubs?” ;) Matt ATB I was "big" in propery, for many years, but still sitting on the sidelines as I expect a continual slump for a decade to come [ex:London - however that may also crash if the foreign cash withdraws]. If one can find a niche, undervalued situation with significant development potential, then it may just be worth it. ATB

Interesting, I have my last, highest long still open @ around 4.30p in POG. I might close it today, if we see a reasonable rise. However I do think that the general trend will be upwards.

Matt butter wouldn't melt in my mouth, mate ;)

LOL I only disagree with “numb-nuts ideas” that some folks have ;)

Yes, the general trend for the shiny stuff will be upwards - you know it makes sense ;)

LOL My ‘back-up comment’ was aimed towards the user, and not the supplier ;)

Consideration: Always have at least one back-up ;)

Certainly, if one has been making that call for well over three years, and yes, much more to come, in between dips! ATB

Gold doing its stuff, as ever, tonight :)

Just a quick point. I follow Spain, Germany, France, UK, and US indexes. Obviously the FTSE follows Wall Street the most closely. Over the past few months it has been – relatively – far too resilient considering the underlying economic malaise [because of QE & silly-billy low interest rates]. As you know I’m also an uber-bear, but I’ve been banking profits too quickly – because of the “silly summer,” – make up gains, again, on the short side. However, I think things may be on a cusp. Spain [and the UK] have been too bullish relatively – but look at Spain tonight [cf. Spain and Germany]. I held one last short there, whilst closing all the rest, prematurely [for the reasons above] All I’m pointing out is that there may be subtle changes afoot. PS I need to “get more bullish in my bearishness” again, but I’m still a little worried about a continued “false flush” if the UK extends QE ATB

Bahman Hi mate. Just noticed your contact, but my e-mail has bounced twice :{ ATB

It is being held up by all the wasteful stimulation – which will turn out to be simulation - packages! Gold is interesting – there may be dips – but longer term I’m “uber-bullish.” I’m watching and waiting. The trouble would be which currency – and I consider gold as a currency – to temporally exchange it into.