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My prediction that gold would hit $1,000 per ounce by the end of March came a little early when gold closed today at $1,001.80.
It took nearly 6 months after the 2008 financial panic that gold is finally is starting to glitter. I was surprised that the price was held so low since the demand for the precious metal is so high.
I still find it hard to purchase gold sovergns, eagles or any other types of coins and must result to carrying large sums of money in the chance the I can find any dealer in town that has a supply I can buy.
How high will go is anyone’s guess. But with this unrelentless printing of fiat money, it will only go higher. My guess is that once Congress decides on another trillion dollar deficit 2009 budget — which is 6 months late — gold is going way up.
Despite his size, the 6′ 5″, 270 pound Jdimytai Damour could not stop the rush of humanity as hundreds of Wal-Mart shoppers stepped on him on the Black Friday shopping day last week. This is making it extremely difficult for the Police to issue charges in the death of the Walmart worker.
Peter Davis brings you a list of the best Cyber Monday Deals. No bullets to dodge at Toys ‘R’ Us, no stampeding Wal-Mart Shoppers. Just a mad rush to find the best online deals.
The first on the list is Amazon. My old favorite where you always find a good deal. This company you can buy just about anything at a discount. Shipping is typically free (and it is still early enough before Christmas for free shipping.)
Cyber Monday Deal 1 goes to Amazon with … the Holiday Toy List.
The second on the list is Best Buy. Why go to that boxy blue store when a few clicks of the mouse is all it takes to get that special gift? Now of course, Best Buy extended this deal from Sunday to Monday, so you probably missed the first 24 hrs of the great electronics sale.
Never fear, Cyber Monday Deal 2 goes to Best Buy cause they’re also having a Cyber Week Deal.
The third, and last on the list is Shopzilla. Now if you haven’t found that gift at Amazon or Best Buy, ShopZilla has just about everything you can think of. And if you can’t think of anything, try their Holiday Gift Guide to Deals.
But hurry folks, you only have 24 18 12 … more hours to shop until all the best Cyber Monday Deals are gone!
Jdimytai Damour, 34 was crushed to death early Friday morning by a stampede of Walmart shoppers. According to the Local 1500, the Wal-Mart death was avoidable:
“This incident was avoidable,” said Bruce Both, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 1500, the state of New York’s largest grocery worker’s union.
“This is not just tragic; it rises to a level of blatant irresponsibility by Wal-Mart,” he said.
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On a good note, the police are reviewing video tapes to see if they can identify the Wal-mart shoppers who caused the death of a temporary worker yesterday. I doubt they’ll learn anything.
The Chicago Sun Times is reporting:
Criminal charges were possible, but identifying individual shoppers in Friday’s video may prove difficult, said Detective Lt. Michael Fleming, a Nassau County police spokesman.
Ultimately, Wal-Mart is responsible for the death of its worker and the safety of the shoppers. When you’re being pushed from behind by a mob of 2000 eager shoppers to save a few bucks, I’m fairly certain all you’ll want to do is get out of the way or end up trampled yourself.
First you have a stampede at Walmart, now there’s a shooting at Toys ‘R’ Us making “Black Friday,” the busiest shopping day of the year live up to its name. It’s simply amazing how much tension there is in the air. With the economy going down the tubes, people are fighting to death for stupid toys.
The Toys ‘R’ Us shooting in Palm Desert, CA left two persons dead. It was unclear if the shooting was gang related or due to a limited supply of toys.
From MSNBC:
“We are working closely with local law enforcement officials to determine the specific details of what occurred,” the statement said. “Our understanding is that this act seems to have been the result of a personal dispute between the individuals involved. Therefore, it would be inaccurate to associate the events of today with Black Friday.”
Attention Walmart Shoppers, you’re about to see a stampede video that caused a death of a temporary Walmart worker in Valley Stream, NY. Truely this is a Black Friday for the Walmart worker and his family. What you’re about to see is a stampede, a stampede of shoppers rushing in to get that special gift …
Was it worth the price to save a few bucks on that XBOX sale? Certainly not! A spokesperson from Walmart was quoted:
“A tragic situation occurred this morning prior to opening at our Valley Stream, N.Y., location. We are saddened to report that a gentleman who was working for a temporary agency on our behalf died at the store and a few of our customers were injured. Our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families at this difficult time. At this point, facts are still being assembled and we are working closely with the Nassau County Police as they investigate what occurred.”
Friday I took my Avalon to the dealer to get some badly needed service. I’ve been holding off on tires and a few other things — that eventually ran upwards to $1100 in repairs — to put the money on the payment on a new car.
Normally I just would have told the dealer to piss off, but at 160k miles, a new timing belt was probably needed and if the economy gets bad, who wants to spend the money on major repairs.
I’ve been trying to get rid of the Avalon for several years now, but with the perception that the economy is in the crapper, who wants to make a major purchase? It’s not like I can’t pay cash for the car, but I would rather hoard it right now. After all, McBush says you can’t get a car loan anyways regardless of your credit.
It was amazing to see that the dealer had a dozen or so Toyota Prius’. Months earlier they had a shortage of the car now the have a shortage of customers. I still think the Toyota Prius is Still Ugly even if they give them away.
But for now, I’ll keep my Avalon for another year and wait for the good deals to follow.
No, the biggest bank bailout robbery in history won’t help us.
Gold is up $40 in early trading today (10/5).
Interesting point of view on where Gold and Silver are heading:
Argentum et aurum comparenda sunt — — Gold and silver must be bought.
Disclosure: I’m either in cash, the yellow metal or gold (NYSE:GLD) and I’m still buying gold on dips. Like my girlfriend says: “Gold is a Girls Best Friend.”
I was trying to be polite but some telemarketer called me last night despite being on the national “Do Not Call List” and I lost my temper.
After hitting the splat/star or “*” four or five times, most computers will automatically take you off their list and never bother you again. This is really important to do around election time since there’s some weasel clause in the Do Not Call List that lets political candidates whore you to death with every proposition known to man.
Anyway, after hitting * * * *, instead of the usual “We will take you off our list,” I got a real person who just wouldn’t take no for an answer an eventually had to tell him to stick it where the sun don’t shine. Some people are real a55holes. I’m on the DO NOT CALL LIST! Don’t call me MF.
Today I bought 2 oz of gold and I feel much safer with gold in my pocket. It was a relief to get rid of the $1874 USD from my wallet and 4-1/2 oz eagles into my front pocket.
Somehow when carrying around that much cash, you get this strange feeling that someone is gonna conk you over the head and steal your money. But with the cash gone and gold in the front pocket, they take my empty wallet.
Holding gold in unsure times gives you some sense of safety. This is especially true when the government is about to steal $700 billion from the citizens to payoff the bad investments the rich made.
Shit, with all the losses I took from the market last week, it will take 50 years to write off my loss since they limit your loss to $3000 per year. Do you think I’ll get a break for all the bad investments that I’ve made. I’ll be dead and broke if that ever happens.
But the rich will make out like bandits and instead of cutting their right hand off for stealing, they’re going to cut our hand off leaving us to eat with the hand we wipe our butts with.
My only solace is that I’ve got some gold in my pocket, cause the US dollar is worthless.
Today, the price of gold per ounce jumped nearly $90 on fears of a collapsing economy. Investors and ordinary citizens are rushing out and buying gold in droves. I’m pretty sure that gold can easily reach several thousand dollars per ounce.
The nationalization of debt continues to put downward pressure on equities and a forthcoming collapse of the dollar. No wonder that polls now show Obama leading McCain by +5 when only Monday the rolls were reversed with McCain leading Obama by +2.
McCain who throughout his career has been a strong advocate for deregulation that only brought us to the brink of bankruptcy. Now he changes his life-long position after the stock market drop %10 in two days? The economy is fundamentally strong he says. What planet is this guy from?
Laws written during the Great Depression that were meant to protect us were broken and not enforced by the current Administration. There’s a reason for deregulation: we’re greedy bastards.
So go out and get your gold while you can because if history repeats itself, I’m sure the government will steal it from you (I mean “nationalize it”.)
Gas prices have skyrocketed on the average nearly 20 cents per gallon since Hurricane Ike hit Galveston TX this weekend.
The Colonial Pipeline which supplies fuel to the South and East Coast was shutdown with two back-to-back hurricanes. According to a press on Sept. 10,
Colonial Pipeline is at full operating capabilities following power outages caused by Hurricane Gustav. The storm knocked out electricity at three central Louisiana stations on Sept. 1 and forced Colonial to operate at reduced rates for nearly a week.
It is unclear to what extent the major artery for supplying fuel was affected by Ike. Some areas in Alabama are seeing gasoline shortages and prices as high as $5.29 per gallon. The price hikes are localized to the South and East Coast while West Coast prices remain steady.
Peter Davis 