"GOLD PARTYS" ... that's right "gold partys" .... for MORANS!

This just in :http://www.philly.com/philly/hp/news_update/20090226_Ronnie_Polaneczky__For_some__it_s_a_Golden_Age.html?posted=y&viewAll=y#commentsFor some, it's a Golden Age"Philadelphia Daily NewsADMIT IT: You've heard those ads urging you to cash in your gold and silver for instant bucks. And your first thought has been, "Man, that looks like a scam."Your second thought? "I wonder what my stuff is worth?"The latter answer, for me, was $48.33. That's how much I made last weekend selling two gold chains I didn't care for, some broken silver jewelry and heavy earrings I stopped wearing because they pulled my earlobes past my chin.But I had nothing on Mary Allen of Sharon Hill, who waltzed out of a hotel on City Avenue with a check for $603.60 for jewelry from past suitors who, she said, "I don't like anymore.""I still need another $900 to pay for my vacation," said Allen, 50. "I'm going home and look through my jewelry again and see who else I don't like."Who knew romantic breakups could pay so well? Remember how your grandfather advised, "Don't buy stock; buy gold. It'll hold its worth in the next Great Depression?"Pop-Pop was right.As stock values have plummeted, the demand for gold as a safe investment has so increased, mints can't find enough to produce ingots, coins and "shots" - tiny BBs - for investors wary of stocks.So dealers are buying up scrap gold, which they sell to smelters, who flip it to the mints.That's why we've been bombarded lately by ads imploring us to sell our broken, outdated and unwanted jewelry.It can pay well.The day I sold my stuff, gold was selling at $1,002 per troy ounce (the unit of measure for precious metals). That was about $10 more than the previous week, and more than $100 higher than this time last year.(Silver has become more valuable too, but its price remains a fraction of gold's)."People who wouldn't normally sell their gold are cashing out," said Tod Gordon of Carver W. Reed & Co., the Center City pawn shop and jewelry dealer.Indeed, last week, he spent an evening at the home of a Main Line woman who hosted a "gold party," at which Tod assessed her friends' baubles and paid them if they wanted to sell.Unlike other home-based sales soirees, "You actually leave with more money than you came with," said Tod. Selling opportunities abound, from online companies to which you mail your stuff for reimbursement, to local dealers willing to pay you on the spot.The weekend I went looking to sell, I visited two dealers:ANS Coins, a Northampton, Pa., buyer, which had set up shop in a hotel room at the Hampton Inn in Bensalem.And Goldmans East, a Yardley-based precious-metals company, which had taken over a conference room at the Hilton Hotel on City Avenue.Both offered me roughly the same price. But I went with Goldmans, because the ebullient women running the operation - Cynthia Walker and Katherine Rotolo - had created such an engaging and "girl-friendy" atmosphere, it was like hanging out with my sisters.Which was good, because Pennsylvania laws require sellers to divulge so much information - including date of birth and a thumbprint - we might as well be family.Katherine tested my jewelry for its precious-metal content, then weighed it. One set of earrings held garnets, which she popped out with a tool and handed back to me, cheerfully saying, "We're not in the gem business."Local laws vary, but in Philadelphia, sales are recorded in detail and submitted to police, to check against stolen-property records. If all looks legit, the breakdown begins.For security reasons, Goldmans pays only by check, and an unobtrusive-looking armed guard mans the door."We want people to feel good about selling to us," said Cynthia, who moves operations this weekend to the Crown Plaza on City Avenue. "If someone has a beautiful antique piece that an estate dealer might pay more for, we'll tell them. Or we might tell them to keep it. You don't want to regret that you didn't pass a ring to your children."Before I left, I couldn't resist finding out what I could get for my 14K wedding band.The verdict: $26.10 - a little more than a dollar for each year of my marriage. I'll keep the ring. Unlike Mary Allen and her ex-beaus, I still like the man who gave it to me.".........A loose-loose situation. Here we have an obvious amplifier trying to get the sheep to sell their scrap gold. In reality this is simply a paid advertisement, probably coming from one of the local Jew owned gold-buying/jewelry outfits. The problem is the neuvo-jew, being at the mental level of the average goy cattle, has it all wrong -- gold is about to CRASH. This sudden influx of "SELL YOUR GOLD" companies is simply a bunch of jew cattle who THINK the economy is so bad that people will begin selling their gold to get much need cash. Yes the economy is 'bad' - yes the sheep need cash - but only a FOOL would actually BUY gold at it's present price.How can I clearly spell this out for the scrap gold buying morans out there.....CASH IS SCARCE!Did you fools hear me? CASH is SCARCE. When something is SCARCE it becomes MORE VALUABLE - ie buying MORE than the usual amount usually gets you.So do tell me why, if cash is SCARCE -- WHY is it NOT buying gold at a DISCOUNT?!DUMBASSES!! When cash is scarce - COMMODITIES CRASH!!! When cash is plenty - COMMODITIES INFLATE.CASH right now, is POWERFUL. Why? Because NOBODY HAS ANY!!! Why don't they have any? Because they are all getting LAID OFF FROM THEIR JOBS!! And what little they have left is going to their debtors.So here against we have the SHEEP doing it all wrong - BUYING GOLD as if gold has hit a bottom... as if 'now is the best time to buy gold'.You ALWAYS want to buy WHAT HAS JUST CRASHED. If real estate just crashed, you buy it. If GOLD just crashed you buy it. If Ford and GM stocks just crashed (they DID!) you buy it! When *CASH* crashes you SELL your commodities (ie gold, stocks, realestate) -- Cash crashes when the banks begin lending money (boom phase of cycle)Note that none of these techniques are meant to "get ahead easily" or to "get something by doing nothing" they are meant to keep you from LOSING what you have already EARNED. The sheep lack the BALLS, due to their herd-mentality and hive-mindedness to BUY a "crashed" commodity. For example who today is buying Ford and GM stocks? Answer: NOBODY! They foolishly think that this would be a CRAZY decision -- after all GM went from $60 a share to $1.25 a share! Surely they will fail! FEAR! FEAR! FEAR!FOOLS!! These sakless morans will IGNORE this opportunity and wait until FORD/GM stock bounces back to around $10 a share before they "get in on the action" like they did with the housing bubble... and by then - it's too late. I always say - want to know what to do? -- just do the OPPOSITE of what the sheep do! TRUST ME!For fun - WATCH ford and GM stock plummet to nearly $1 a share... then watch it shoot back up while the sheeple are still broke and reeling from the housing crisis.And watch these FOOLS who think NOW is the time to buy gold!! IDIOTS!! Do they really think gold is in DEMAND when everyone is demanding CASH at the unemployment lines!!!??!!! Its plain and simple: CASH is WAAAAAY more SCARCE than GOLD - PERIOD. Thus CASH will SOON buy you 20 times the ammount of gold these fools are paying for it today. Everyone is strapped for cash - why then are they foolish enough to think that the gold minters WONT begin to lower their price as CASH becomes more scarce and thus gains more PURCHASING POWER.FOOLS!!!
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