Goldanleger hier? Hab da was:

...
Die Commercials sind in 400er-Calls Short bis über den Scheitel, welche am
kommenden Montag-Abend in New York verfallen:

Wenn sie ausgeübt werden, kostet es diese eine Stange Geld und deshalb
kämpfen die Boys mit allen Mitteln (Cash und Manipulation vis Papier-Gold).

Heute morgen ging um 11.24h hier das Gerücht ein, dass ein namhafter
Bullion-Dealer eine Schieflage hätte, und daraufhin sprang der Unzenpreis
innerhalb einer Minute um $ 7.00 nach oben.

Deine Frage warum nicht heute; kauf ein paar Minen-Aktien die laufen schon
gestern und heute noch mehr. Habe gerade wieder für 50.000 Aktien Hecla Puts
June verkauft: es gibt immer weniger.

Ausserdem kaufe ich die verschmähten Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM) welche jetzt
auch wieder entdeckt werden.

Dagegen gingen heute meine Ballard-Power alle über Bord. Die 15.00er Calls
November verfallen mit Null und die Aktie sinkt: Konsequent alles bestens
verkauft und in AEM getauscht.
...

Ob es stimmt müßt ihr schon selbst nachprüfen



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NL    

ALLAS, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Two back-to-back quarters of strong U.S. economic growth have diminished the risk of deflation, Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert McTeer said on Wednesday.

"Whatever the danger, it was less now than it ever was," McTeer said in a speech to a Dallas Fed conference.

U.S. gross domestic product surged at a sizzling 7.2 percent annual rate in the third quarter, building on the second quarter's 3.3 percent advance and boosting speculation that the economy had finally turned a corner after the 2001 recession.

[ Die Versuchung, die rote Lampe einzuschlagen ist enorm, wie anders soll
man dem Volk die immerwährende Deflationsnummer verkaufen können.. ]


McTeer, who is not a voting member of the central bank's rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee under this year's rotation, also said increases in productivity have forced companies to cut costs, which may have led to job reductions.

Addressing the recent rise in gold prices, McTeer said he had heard of an index under which Fed policy could be seen as too tight if the price of gold were at $300 an ounce and too easy at $400 an ounce.

While McTeer did not say whether he agreed with the index, but said: "Gold is putting off some cautionary signals right now."

Gold briefly burst above $400 an ounce on Wednesday for the first time since 1996, as global security fears elevated the precious metal's safe-haven value and the dollar sank to record lows against the euro before recovering.


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Broker Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein said that their foreign exchange analysts were "cautiously bullish" over the prospects for the euro/dollar and said a break through Wednesday's highs of $1.1977 per euro would open the path up to $1.20. "What does this mean for gold? Well, a break through $1.20 makes a new test of $400 likely again...but should the dollar in turn consolidate on current levels or even gain some ground, this could lead to a test of support levels (for gold), which we see around $390," DKW said.

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NL