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[bassexpander]

http://money.cnn.com/2010/01/25/news/economy/assets_bubbles.fortune/

[mises]

Rates at 0.0, quantitative easing v.2 to begin (stealth or not) and a Fed/Treasury that is propping up equity markets by secretive after-market futures purchases is a sign that gold is overvalued?

[Jeonmunka]

What happened to the 90 trillion dollar debt, has it gone now?

[4 months left]

January 21st, 1980�s legendary gold close of $850 translates into $2358 in today�s dollars! So what the financial media is gleefully calling an all-time high today, insinuating gold is radically overbought and due for a plunge, isn�t even halfway up to this metal�s real all-time high

http://www.rapidtrends.com/2009/09/21/the-real-price-of-gold-inflation-adjusted/

...and that's if you believe the govt's inflation figures

Mr. Herrey�s readjustment of the historic gold price based on the actual (non-manipulated, if you will) rate of inflation shows that gold in fact peaked at an inflation-adjusted amount of about $5000 in 1980.

http://laurencehunt.blogspot.com/2007/07/golds-1980-high-think-5000-per-ounce.html

So is gold over valued?? Not bloody likely!!

Should govt treasuries be shorted?? Absolutely!!

[4 months left]

Everyone has their opinion...but nobody knows what will happen. Here is a report saying it will go to $1500 and eventually $3,000.

With govts printing money like newspapers and with no end in sight of end to lower interest rates (although China raised recently which will hopefully pressure the moronic soon to be re-appointed Helicopter Ben Bernanke to raise) extremely low interest rates, I'm thinking gold will be going up, not down.

Gold Prices could rise as high as $3,000 per ounce before the current Bull Run reaches its end, it has been claimed.

That is according to Jeffrey Nichols, senior economic advisor at Rosland Capital LLC, who suggests that while Gold Prices could hit $1,500 per ounce in the next 12 months, they could reach twice that amount if the Bull Run continues beyond that point, according to Commodity Online.

He told the news provider: "I believe gold will reach a new historic high this year of at least $1,500 an ounce.

"And, looking further ahead, we should not be surprised to see gold at $2,000 � and possibly $3,000 an ounce � before the bull market eventually comes to an end."

Should the US dollar continue to struggle over the coming year or two as the country battles the effects of the recession, Gold Prices could well rise further, according to observations by analyst Walter de Wet, of Standard Bank, which is the largest bank in South Africa and has total assets of approximately $172 billion.

He told Axcess News: "Like base metals and energy, precious metals remain highly dependent on what is happening in other financial markets - especially US equities."

http://goldnews.bullionvault.com/Goldbug/gold_price/gold_prices_to_reach_3000__19576940

[UknowsI]

I consider most "expert tips" as rubbish when it comes to the price of gold, stocks and so on. If you could earn money buy following expert's tips, it would basically have been a free lunch.

[Panda]

[djsmnc]

Nyugga I aint sellin dis grill