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I remind my wife what she cost me. I sold off six ounces at ~ $1000 to pay for wedding cost, string quartet, six piece swing band, food, ect, which didn't count rings and honeymoon. I guess it was a good investment play to get her. 
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Where is a good place to sell? My mom was asking me the other day if I knew of somewhere. She had 9 ounces to sell of 24k. Reading online, it seems that $1000 is still the going rate to sell gold. -
Shit... I'll give her $1100 CASH for .9999 24K.Comment
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Notice the gold to platinum ratio is just about 1:1Comment
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Sick I'm surprised silver isnt following the same percentage increase.www.hppmotorsports.com
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I sold to a place on Preston just above 635 I believe. They used to be over off I35. They pay you going market value and then take off like 10 percent or something. They were very fair in my opinion. I think it was called NY Gold and Silver exchange but I will look it up. They actually melt it down into little bars on site.
Phone number is the same but address is not, call them and ask them.
New York Gold & Silver
Ste C-1, 9090 North Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, TX
(214) 631-2007 () Whos your Daddy?
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oh i just saw Aug 8 SPOT price in a mild decline earlier. what i didnt see until now was an almost $2 climb on Sunday!Originally posted by Denny View Postwww.hppmotorsports.com
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But it is worth less per ounce.Originally posted by Denny View Post
Fuck you. We're going to Costco.Comment
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Stay on target...Comment
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Sweet. My unopened bottle of goldschlager is becoming more valuable by the day.Originally posted by lincolnboyComment
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sold bargOriginally posted by TexasDevilDog View PostI remind my wife what she cost me. I sold off six ounces at ~ $1000 to pay for wedding cost, string quartet, six piece swing band, food, ect, which didn't count rings and honeymoon. I guess it was a good investment play to get her.Comment
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Gold Is Heading to $2,500: Nenner
StevoIn rocky times and emotional markets there's something calming about speaking to a pure chartist. If not calming at the very least decisive. Specific levels, tight stops, limited banter; a refreshing change from the debate on downgrades and enfeebled government agencies.
So it was with a sense of easygoing mellow that Breakout spoke to Professor Charles Nenner, Head of the Charles Nenner Research Center. We hit him up to tell us where he sees the future of the Big Three trading vehicles that aren't the Dow, S&P 500, or Nasdaq. Here's a summary of what Nenner had to say:
* Gold: It's going to $2,500 an ounce. "Our long term price target is two-and-a-half thousand," he says, adding that he doesn't think it's a straight shot from here. Inasmuch as $2,500 is 50% from here, Gold really doesn't need to get there in the immediate term, though that will seem conservative to the gold bugs in our audience.
* Dollar: There are two camps on the US Dollar. One group who says the greenback is headed for a steep fall, the other who says the world has nowhere else to go. Put Nenner in camp two. "The world is going to be stuck with the United States (whether we're) Triple A, Double A or Single A." Nenner scoffs at the Euro, suggesting it's not even clear the Euro is long for this world. On that the Professor and I can agree.
* Crude Oil: Nenner had an $86.50 target on WTI Crude, which was reached on Friday and was blown through today. I tried to get him to bite on the idea that a drop in crude would be nice for the consumer, but Nenner refused to see the glass has half full. He believes that crude is only going lower because of a crushing global demand slowdown. Let's just say we both have a point.
There you have it; short, sweet and to the point. Just like a chartist should be.Originally posted by SSMAN...Welcome to the land of "Fuck it". No body cares, and if they do, no body cares.
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for somebody who bargs about being financially awzim all the time, setting $10k on fire for a wedding just seems sillyComment
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