108% annualized? Get real Wizard. If you read the article you would see that it is only up 1% from last year. And I agree with Fivetears, the new housing market in San Antonio is booming.Originally Posted by Wizard
One more thing, the churchAccount did not appear to offer Kugerrands are the other gold coins such as the Eagle okay?
108% annualized? Get real Wizard. If you read the article you would see that it is only up 1% from last year. And I agree with Fivetears, the new housing market in San Antonio is booming.Originally Posted by Wizard
#1 for sure.Originally Posted by Show-me
And #5. We saw last year after the hurricanes of how we take gas for granted. We weren’t asking each other who had the lowest price gas, but were asking, “what stations still have gas and how long are the lines!”
"#1 for sure.
And #5. We saw last year after the hurricanes of how we take gas for granted. We weren’t asking each other who had the lowest price gas, but were asking, “what stations still have gas and how long are the lines!”
Been there, done that, if you're old enough to remember!! Bad news but we made it some how.
Generally, one wouldn’t PLAN on liquidating their ‘core’ position. They would leave it in through thick and thin as an insurance policy against an unknown future. Since you plan leaving it there for only a FEW years, it sounds more like you are considering it as an investment versus a ‘core’ insurance position. If I’m reading you correctly, I would think purchasing a gold or silver ETF through an online IRA trading account would be more practical. Liquidation/transaction costs are more reasonable. With American Church Trust Company, every time you wish to sell a few coins you also pay for the shipping costs between the custodian’s contracted depository and the coin dealer who will be buying the coins, as well as the standard transactions fees. I would suggest you contact American Church Trust Company, by telephone, and find out what a typical transaction cost would be, to include shipping, for periodic withdrawals over time.Originally Posted by divgolfish
RE: Switzerland – you open and fund an account,via mail, and direct them to purchase the gold or silver for holding in their bank vault. These types of transactions are very common there. Only if you want the gold or silver held in a safety deposit box would you need to travel there personally.
RE: American Eagles - they are beautiful coins and should serve you well.
Trading is true democracy in action. The dollar votes we cast, in the marketplace, have real influence without the coerciveness associated with pseudo democracy operating under the principle of 'might makes right'. Trading allows us to protect ourselves from those inclined to pick our pockets in the polling places and at the printing presses.
What I was hoping to do was roll over tsp and purchase the coins and place them with church. I wa hoping I could than take the coins out of church and
deposit them in a Brinks safe. I guess by your response that removing the coins from Church or a IRA like church means you have to cash in the coins?
Thanks
My misunderstading or wrong assumption. Thanks for clarifying that you plan to retain a 'core' position.Originally Posted by divgolfish
No, you don't have to cash in the coins. You can take delivery and redeposit them wherever you wish.
Trading is true democracy in action. The dollar votes we cast, in the marketplace, have real influence without the coerciveness associated with pseudo democracy operating under the principle of 'might makes right'. Trading allows us to protect ourselves from those inclined to pick our pockets in the polling places and at the printing presses.
#2 tried and true. Pass the ammo.Originally Posted by Gilligan
"Only the dead have seen the end of war." - Plato
Weak dollar is pushing up gold prices. ECB will hike .25 on the 14th. Gold found support. Step 1, retrace; Step 2, breakthrough; Step 3, rally.
I have been buying gold and silver on ebay. Many deals to be had. Much better than Kitco.
"Only the dead have seen the end of war." - Plato
HOLE IN THE WALL
Friday, June 02, 2006
World’s in a mess, I must confess,
Makes no sense to me,
Why would anybody, want to save a little money,
And stop their spending spree,
Try to get ahead, and you just fall back,
What does it really mean, when,
Cash money only buys you less,
Of the stuff you really need,
Inflation and the government lies,
Really got a hold on me,
Gonna find myself a hole in the wall,
And hide indefinitely
What comes next, well I really don’t know,
If things don’t go our way,
We got to borrow big,
Just to pay interest
And stall that reckoning day,
You and I couldn’t live like that,
We’d be getting into trouble with the law,
There’s no good rules for political views,
Our funny money scheme is so flawed...
Gonna find one, a little hole in the wall...
Heads up now, while there’s still time,
Get a little golden goose,
Protect yourself from losing it all,
And more govenment’s abuse,
Check the price of a bullion coin,
Pay a little over spot,
Paper wealth gonna disappear fast,
Sound money’s gonna mean a whole lot...
http://www.freemarketnews.com/Analysis/228/5147/2006-06-02.asp?wid=228&nid=5147
Trading is true democracy in action. The dollar votes we cast, in the marketplace, have real influence without the coerciveness associated with pseudo democracy operating under the principle of 'might makes right'. Trading allows us to protect ourselves from those inclined to pick our pockets in the polling places and at the printing presses.
Geez Wimpy, I didn't think you'd have a taste for doggerel. Has the Empire affect your sensibilities?
May I suggest Lew Rockwell therapy.
Ha Ha
Do you have a link to Bonner's piece?Originally Posted by Quips
Trading is true democracy in action. The dollar votes we cast, in the marketplace, have real influence without the coerciveness associated with pseudo democracy operating under the principle of 'might makes right'. Trading allows us to protect ourselves from those inclined to pick our pockets in the polling places and at the printing presses.
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