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can anybody provide a chart to show price of gold vs debt ceiling increases? We just added another couple trill to the debt limit, and gold spiked up. We also had a credit downgrade, too, and that factored in as well. But is there a 10 year chart someone could hyperlink showing a 1-to-1 correspondence; or is it really not relevant?

Where to find YTD silver and gold price / ounce charts? I find DAILY charts for the spot price of silver and gold - but am looking for adjustable charts (which I set the timeframe from one day to one year or YTD, etc.). Where can I find these online? I see that Kitco has 24 hr price charts - but I do not see adjustable timeframes. Can anyone provide a specific link?

What site can I find a chart that I can compare gold prices with the stock market indices for the past 20 yrs? I'm working on my thesis and need to find a site where I can compare/chart gold prices to stock market prices for the past 20-30yrs? (i.e. Gold vs S&P 500, Nasdaq or Dow 30) from 1980 to 2008

where can i find a chart showing the price of gold over the last 100 years? This is one of the first times that google has not come through for me!

i want to visit the chart that show me live hours of gold price?

Is there a symbol for GOLD and SILVER in Yahoo Finance, and can I chart the price as I can other stocks?

How can i receive the XAUUSD SPOT ( GOLD ) CHART via email ( UPDATE) ? WHERE ? I WANT TO FORECAST THE PRICE OF GOLD

how to get gold prices every day? like a stock chart can we see the gold price chart anywher in net

hello all, anybody know wedsite for gold, oil, olive oil, diamond, update price also with chart (live)? live price

What is the symbols for oil and gold for yahoo finance chart? USO is for oil ETF but what is the symbol for real oil price? GLD is for gold ETF but at least you move one digit you will get the real price of the gold at the moment. Basically I need symbols for gold and oil will give me the price traded at current market. Or I will be able to get history price of oil and gold.

Don't you think that the price of gold has gotten too high? I just compared a chart of the Swiss Franc, a currency that has been very strong against the US dollar, and the price of gold over the past five years. The franc is up 60% while gold is up 180%. As gold demand for jewelry is limited, the only real reason one can justify buying gold is to hedge against the dollar devaluation. Other sources indicate that the dollar has declined by 13% over the past five years. Would you want to buy gold now? Or start selling?

What was the current price of gold per gram on september 7th 2010 in usa? Please i cant understand the live gold charts.. I sold my gold yesterday 14k at 17.21 a gram, but on one site it says gold per gram was around 40 and above... i did not sign any documentation other than a photograph of my gold and my signature, if i got jipped do i deal with it? or is there something i can do, i did check there site where they supposly have current gold prices, which is an image used by kitco or something like that, did they fraud me? i need to know the price as of yesterday the 7th and today, thanks what was it yesterday, and what was the price per gram for 14k?

Gold Bullion Bars: What's The Best Site To Buy Online? I would like to buy bullion gold bar for long-term investments. I'm also interested in pure gold coins and gold ingot as gold prices keep going up. I know of one site here but I'm interested in finding more sites that give some more detailed information such as historical price charts and gold / silver investment forums. Thanks for your help! http://bulliongoldbars.org/

Why did gold price remained stable during the 1929 depression whereas it soars up nowadays? when Wall Street collapses ? http://66.38.218.33/scripts/hist_charts/yearly_graphs.plx

Tell me where you think the price of gold is headed? Study the price chart first: find it here.. http://tutorhelpcomau.blogspot.com

Where would I find historical spot prices for commodities like gold and oil? I have been looking for a resource that provides spot prices of gold, oil (WTI), and other commodities but I cannot find any. Every site only seems to have a chart. The price I want is the price that is quoted newspapers and on TV; I don't need futures prices for specific months. From what I understand, spot prices are the prices quoted. I cannot even find the spot price of gold for 12/14/09. Does anyone know why it is so difficult to find this information when the historical prices for stocks are readily available?

i need a satellite channel, only for gold news, like its price its charts,.....etc.? plz tell me its name and on which sat and its frequency if available.. thx

I can't determine weather the price of gold will rise or fall for my practice spread betting account? Plz help? I am 18 and I am just learning how to spread bet with my basic understanding of technical analysis in line-dot charts and candlestick charts. I am a strong believer in the saying "the trend is your friend", and I placed a bet on the price of gold would fall based on the fact that the trend had went up all year so far and in the coming months and weeks, days, hours, minutes etc, and it took a turn at some point a few days ago and had been going down for hours during the day mostly. I bought at 1,114.5, it rose to 1,115 and I can't tell wether the price of gold is going to continue to rise or fall (hopefully fall!). What I do know however is that where it stopped trading at the end of this weeks trading, I could tell that on a candlestick chart of gold, there was a spinning top within a 2-hour timescale chart which suggests to me that there is an indicision between buyers and sellers and thats where I'm not sure of where the trend is due to head. Will it rise or fall from its current price of 1,115. Please give me a good resonable, easy to understand answer to earn maximum star best answer. P.S. Sorry its too long of question.

What is the best website to show accurate prices of gold? I'm talking about the current price of gold in numbers not charts.

Physical bullion Gold OR Gold ETF? Hello, Looking at the Gold's (daily) price chart for a period of last 10 years, I'm planning to invest Rs. 1,00,000 in Gold. But I need help to decide on which is better and more secure: Physical bullion Gold OR Gold ETF?

do bullion dealers buy gold and silver bars for spot price? what i mean by spot price is by the current price listed on the charts and the comex. i have ten oz bar how much would they go for

plz give me analysis of gold prices in 2008 from aug& sep that what happened with them?y increase and decrese? Make a table and draw a chart of the price and quantity data and causes in change of prices

what is the price of gold? I can't understand those charts I find on websites. I just want to know how to price some jewelry.

Gold commodities prices in a specific date in the past month or so? what website can i go to to see the settle price of gold on a certain day such as July 20th or July 27th? i've tried searching for it but all i get is charts or graphs that are really confusing.

Blackest Wednesday? Is next week going to be +++MONUMENTAL+++? In July at the G8 summit, President Obama tried to borrow more money than Bush did in 8 years. He was told NO. The end of the 4th Financial Quarter on the 30th Sept 2009 is fore-casted to be the Blackest Wednesday in the history of Wall Street. "Sept. 30, will mark the onset of a full-scale financial crash, by no later than mid-October, once the year-end figures have been presented, and the panic sets in." "Mankind is facing a living Hell, in which world population will rapidly plunge—through disease, famine, and the chaos of regional wars—to below 2 billion people." http://www.thepeoplesvoice.org/TPV3/Voices.php/2009/07/30/the-ultimate-october-surprise Those in the know have sent the price of gold rocketing, from $250 an ounce in July 1999 to $991 today. Some experts reckon it could soon reach the price of $1500 an ounce http://www.bullionvault.com/gold-price-chart.do http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/investing/article.html?in_article_id=482981&in_page_id=166 When you print money like the US has been printing money in the last year you get hyperinflation. Back in 1980 $1 Zimbabwe was worth more than $1 US. Due to hyperinflation; $100,000,000,000,000 (100 trillion) notes were issued in Zimbabwe on 16 Jan 2009. The Zimbabwe dollar was suspended indefinitely on 12 Apr 2009. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperinflation Is it going to happen?

Is gold the next "bubble"? http://finance.yahoo.com/banking-budgeting/article/109645/is-gold-the-next-bubble?mod=bb-budgeting Check out the chart that compares gold prices to the tech-boom and housing prices. It's pretty eye-opening.

can anybody tell me how do i find out the price of one oz of gold? I have one oz of gold what its worth is what i would like to know i dint get the graft thing on the charts from the fiance pages what the heck does that mean ???

where can I find historic gold prices? The charts are everywhere! but where can I find data that I can download into something like an excel file?

Did you know.... Gold debate II? Further to my previous question. It is a well known fact that in times of economic instability the gold price rises as investors put their money into the safer, harder asset of gold. If you look at the chart below, note the 1930's and 1940's, the 1970 with the Arab Israeli crisis, the high in 1980 with the recession period, the drops in the 1990 boom period and the post 9/11 record highs. Take into account also the value of currencies during the different time periods as well and I am sure you will see that the FACTS testify to the truth of the statement. The effects of the power cuts on the mines last week obviously had an effect on the gold price, but a modest one if you think that the 2005 price was already approximately $600 oz over two twice its 1999/2000 low. Gold prices since 1900 note post 2001 levels soaring http://www.gold.org/value/stats/statistics/avprices1900.html Have a look at the 2007 forecasts http://www.lbma.org.uk/publications/2007survey.pdf Alf you really are going insane, think it might be a time for a holiday. Your answer is just your same old rant and has little, or nothing, to do with the question...... Age getting to you? Darth But is the rand heading into trouble because 1. The major currencies are unstable, namely the dollar 2. We may be heading for a global recession 3. The fuel crisis in SA, obviously 4. Uncertainty about Zuma, although it didn't seem to alter much in the weeks after he was elected as ANC leader 5 A combination of all of the above 6. Something else. Remember the old economic saying.... When America sneezes.....

Economics: Gold trends.? Visit www.goldprices.com and use the chart to find the very latest price of gold. Compare that price to the price at the beginning of the day. Next, select "1 year" at the bottom of the chart. What was the highest price during the last 12 months? The lowest price? Assume the price fluctuations observed resulted exclusively from changes in demand. Would the observed price changes have been greater or less if the gold supply had been elastic rather than inelastic? Explain.

How Many Ounces of Silver or Gold Do You Own? 4.6 billion oz gold + 40 billion oz silver in world: http://silverstockreport.com/email/The_Money_Chart.html 1 oz gold + 7 oz silver per human. How many oz you own? (31 g = oz) . Most silver & gold is in super-elite bankers' vaults: http://jasonhommelforum.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1214#post1214 "One not be so sardonic to think he was only 1 to discover silver dirt cheap at $3. “wolf pack” also discovered & accumulated, _very_ quietly" http://jasonhommelforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=226&highlight=super-elite "caused all silver & gold 2b dumped by investors to super-elite at all time low prices (super-elite control dollar printing so price was free)" http://jasonhommelforum.com/forums/showthread.php?p=944#post944 "Gold is capital 4 control (of masses) while concentrating Gold power. Promote world rule" . Gold is money, not paper: http://kitco.com/ind/Watson/may182006.html http://coolpage.com/commentary/economic/shelby/GDP%20vs.%20M3.gif http://silverstockreport.com . ================ Veritatum17, if you do not own any gold or silver, please tell us what you own instead as a store of wealth? You may edit your answer. If you own bonds, stocks, or real estate, you should understand that historically (recent & ancient) they are not an effective store of wealth. I can explain why if you let me write a book. . ============ See this for proof of the current hyperinflation (M3/debt vs. GDP/income) which explode into prices soon...$10 a gallon gas, $1000 dentist appointments, coming soon, etc...: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=As1AU42A4yTjM...heCF8h_zy6IX?qid=20060801100650AA97zce . ======= Feedback to Veritatum17 updated answer: During hyperinflation bonds (including T-bills) lose value, because interest rates rise. I expect you will lose 90% of your wealth :( I was not a "gold bug" in 1999, I am internet entrepreneur/programmer (coolpage.com). My world view is based on the facts, as I have studied intensely hence. If you study, you will also learn the truth, and it will shock you. At your age, you should be piling into uranium (DinesLetter.com) and mining companies (SilverStockReport.com). You could earn 1000% in 3 years. $30,000 could become $1 million before the global collapse. Cheap farm land is a store of wealth. Prime real estate will decline because the masses will be poor as skunk. I will be able to buy a house in Los Angeles for couple ounces of gold.

Chart showing base and precious metal prices adjusted for inflation? A coworker and I were talking yesterday about the debate right now over whether the U.S. is "officially" in a recession, and the point came up that while the economy's growth has slowed, gold prices (a common barometer for inflation) are nowhere near a record high when adjusted for inflation. I've seen stories recently that have also mentioned soaring prices for base metals such as copper (hence a glut of recent news stories about copper theft), but I haven't been able to find any information on inflation-adjusted base metal prices. Anyone know of any online charts showing historical precious and base metal prices adjusted for inflation?

Ron Paul and the gold standard? I was having an argument with my crazy neighbor who is an ardent Ron Paul supporter. He was trying to get me to caucus for Ron Paul. I told him I don't like Ron Paul. Of course, we started arguing. One of the issues that came up was the gold standard. Specifically, Ron Paul wants to go back on it. Can some intelligent Ron Paul supporter tell me why going back on the gold standard would be so great given that: 1. The strength of our currency would be tied to a relatively volatile commodity? (Just look at some historical charts for the price of gold. It's all over the place.) 2. The ability to change the money supply would be taken out of our hands, thus reducing our ability to take the edge off of the business cycle (the boom/recession cycle that every country seems to go through)? 3. Gold is no more inherently valuable than US dollars? (It's just shiny rocks. If everybody decided they don't want gold anymore, it's worthless. Just like fiat currency.) Thanks!

A liberal just said Beck lied about gold and the prices are dropping. Is this true? http://www.kitco.com/market/ Gold Charts GOLD 1080.90 1099.00 If that is dropped what was high. Gold usually stays around $300.00 dollars a once. http://www.usagold.com/gold-price.html Not since 2003 you consider that so long ago. At $300.00 a ounce that is. Gold prices averaged $300 in '03, $400 in '04, $500 in '05, $600 in '06 and $700 in '07 and $800 in '08. But today many experts are forecasting $1,100-$1,250 gold prices in 2009 on their way north of $2,000/oz.

Does anyone understand the gold markets . . . .? I was reading an economic theory (of sorts) that basically said you could determine the back end of a recessionary bell curve by monitoring the price of gold . . . the supporting evidence, in part, relied on a chart witch graphed the last nine officially recognized recessions . . . basically at the beginning of the recession gold began to rise . . . peaked somewhere post middle . . . and at the end of the recession was trading within 3% of the initial price All except 1978 . . . in which gold was still trading at twice the initial rate . . . Does anyone understand why? I'm assuming the effects of the oil embargo on international relations lead to some sort of quasi-inflation on commodities . . . but I'm not sure . . . so what was so unique about 1978 that caused permanent commodity inflation. Thanks. But that doesn't explain 92 . . .92 followed the previous bell curve . . . not the 78 pattern . . .the 78 pattern was an economic model unto itself. Thanks Lisa . . . it makes sense now . . .

how maney grams gold prceice they are showing? us dollars price howing in chart but i don't konw how maney grames price they are showing

Technical Analysis: Spot Gold? Hi Where can I do TA on Spot gold prices? Seem to be a lot of charting available for futures, can't find any online platforms to do TA on the actual gold prices though.. thanks

What is happening to Gold prices? Has anyone noticed the trend, when NYMEX opens Gold starts down. When London closes it can plunge. http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html It seems to putter through the day then regain when Asian markets open. Is New York, or possibly the Day Traders, driving Gold down? Gold has been a hedge against inflation and consumer driven stocks and commodities yet since oils recovery, it's been following the trend of oil prices. The first two seeks of July it broke free and gained about $30, but it's lost that gain over the past 48 hours. Any ideas? Alvie you've hit the crux of my question. When Market confidence declines investors historically have sought refuge in Gold. Granted it's become more consumer driven than in the past but even India, who is the largest consumer has seen price rises in the face of decreased consumption following the monsoons negative impact on the agro-economy. I don't understand Sandy's comment. Firstly, since China, India and some African companies are indicating economic growth we can't really call this a global crisis. (That's another issue.) US unemployment reports will impact the US economy and countries it influences. If China, India and developing countries turn to their domestic market, the US loses it's impact. And anyone who ignores trends, as illogical as they may be, is a fool. A wise investor may even bet against the market. That's one of Buffett's recipes. But thanks for the answer

Bonds, Gold, && Stocks? Hello, I would like to know how the majority of professionals might quickly take a look at all of the following... US Bonds Gold Prices Crude Oil CRM Index Emerging Markets For example what charts or sources are the best for checking each one Thank you, Appreciate your time and knowledge!

Gold Historical Data? Need a link to gold historical daily prices. The farther it goes back the better. Right now I'm using the Spider GLD index, but would like something that goes back farther (e.g. before 2000). Looking for data I can put int a spreadsheet. Tried googling, but the search results are taken over by sites that are hawking gold. Not looking for a pre-made chart, but the underlying data that I can put into a spreadsheet. @ Azrael, Hoping to find a data set that doesn't require copy and pasting 40+ times from the link provided. Also, if anyone can find a data set that goes back to before great depression would be awesome. I'm not sure if daily prices exist going back that far or not.

Why isn't the dollar "as good as gold"? http://online.wsj.com/article/SB119941453085566759.html?mod=googlenews_wsj There's an article in the Wall Street Journal that says if the dollar had been "as good as gold", oil would be the same price it was in 2001 - around $30 a barrel. It says the price of oil in gold stayed flat, but the price of oil in dollars increased about 350% - to about $100 a barrel (if you look at the chart). Why isn't the dollar "as good as gold"?

Where can I find online metal closing prices for the past year? Aluminum, Gold, Silver, Copper closing market prices for the past year. Not just small chart, but actual numbers. Note: That a chart that shows a fever line without actual numbers is no good. I don't neccisarily need just a chart, but really what I need is actual closing numbers for each metal from the past year.

what's a good website for checking gold and copper trading prices? preferably one with charts, quotes and news clips. thanks!

Are there any historical options quotes/chains? The best I can do is to look at the current chain and see the move from the previous day, but that isn't good enough. Historical prices or preferably a chart would be gold. Is there anything like this out there? Thanks for your help!

What moves with 'price' on futures charts? for example with gold and eurodolar ..

how to create an Exchange Rate Chart in Excel? I'm trying to create a chart for an exchange rate between any 2 assets. You can easily see charts like this on any forex website, like a EUR/USD chart for example. But I want to create my own exchange rate, like let's say: $Lumber/$Gold, or $Cattle/$Hog. I have the 2 columns of price data for each commodity, but I don't know what to do with them! For some reason this should be really simple, but it's just not coming to me. Can someone enlighten me? Thanks

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6. To lessen the effects of inflation on the economy, Rome put ______ gold in its coins in the A.D. 200s? also 6. To lessen the effects of inflation on the economy, Rome put ______ gold in its coins in the A.D. 200s. (1 point) no only less more 7. To which city did Constantine move the capital of the Roman Empire? (1 point) Sardinia Galilee Cairo Byzantium 8. Byzantine civilization was based on Roman traditions at first, but eventually was much more influenced by ________ culture. (1 point) German Greek Slavic Egyptian 9. Justinian’s wife Theodora helped give Byzantine women the right to ____________. (1 point) vote divorce rebel own land 10. Justinian’s many changes to Byzantine law became known as ____________. (1 point) Justinian’s Code Byzantine Codes Justinian’s Lexicon Theodora’s Code 11. What happened when Roman coins lost value in the A.D. 200s? (1 point) People began to barter. People collected coins. The price of goods decreased. Workers quit their jobs. Use the following chart to answer questions 12–14. 12. Who was the Roman god of the underworld? (1 point) Mars Venus Vulcan Pluto 13. Which of the following Roman gods and goddesses were husband and wife? (1 point) Mercury and Minerva Jupiter and Hera Jupiter and Juno Mars and Diana 14. What were the Greek and Roman names for the goddess of love? (1 point) Aphrodite and Juno Aphrodite and Venus Venus and Artemis Aphrodite and Diana 15. The scientist Ptolemy (1 point) invented the compass. studied biology. studied the stars and planets. dissected dead animals. 16. When Diocletian took power in A.D. 284, he (1 point) harshly put down a peasant revolt. stopped putting gold into coins. introduced reforms. fired all workers in Rome. 17. As time passed, the Byzantine Empire became (1 point) a Jewish state. less Greek and more Roman. less wealthy and prosperous. less Roman and more Greek. 18. Justinian wanted to (1 point) conquer the Byzantine Empire. enslave Africans. reunite the Roman Empire. further limit women’s rights. Use the following image to answer questions 19–21. 19. Which material was used in building the Roman roads? (1 point) gravel sand stones all of the above 20. How many layers of material were the roads made of? (1 point) two three four five 21. Which material was used to hold the top layer of stones together? (1 point) gravel concrete drainage ditches sand 22. How did Augustus pave the way for 200 years of peace and prosperity? (3 points) 23. What was life like for poor people in Rome? How did the Roman empire try to keep poor people loyal? (3 points) 24. How did the location of Constantinople help it grow wealthy and prosperous? (3 points)

Will the emanate collapse of the dollar finally shut liberals up about wanting a big gov? And if you dont think we are gambling with a dollar collapse take a look at these charts this chart shows the expansion in the monetary base http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/BASE as paper money becomes more available people demand more gold http://goldprice.org/charts/history/gold_all_data_o_usd.png the price of gold is soaring the collapse of the dollar was set forth my spell checker switched that on me :)

10 years ago when the DOW passed 10,000 for the first time, gold was at $280 and oil was at $16.44 per barrel? Now, gold is at $1059 and oil is at $74 per barrel. Does this suggest the recent 'rise' in the stock market exists only by using the devaluing dollar to price the market in, to begin with? And how can Obama spend like this: http://flutemandy.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/deficit-chart.jpg then say Friday that 'government must live within its means' yet again, while still pushing cap and trade and the health insurance cram down which will be hugely expensive? If you see this could you star it? It didn't post timely for some odd reason.

44 grams of 14k Gold, 1 Gram is 18k, is this worthed? So i went to two diffrent vendors today, one is a low key new place by my house, offered my 600, i didnt take it, so i went to a well known respected place, south bay gold who does there gold by kitco which has updated charts of grams and there values, they offered me 832.00 i know that they aint gonna pay 100% of whats it worth, but do you think this was worthed for me? or should i have waited to see if the price goes higher which alot of people predict will happen soon. so, lets say 42 1/2 grams of 14k gold, + 1 1/2 gram of 18k gold, at around 17-18 a gram, is that a good price? or did i just get screwed? haha

What is next Bull Market after Gold ? Only Bull market that we have been seeing since 2001 is gold market from $ 275 to almost $ 1400 With virtually 0 % inflation buying on speculation of inflation One might only guess how high it will go if inflation starts kicking ... but !!!!! It can not possibly last forever . it surely will end as always badly ,judging from history here is a chart published by the daily wealth magazine showing interesting graphs : http://www.gold-speculator.com/daily-wealth/38878-next-great-bull-market-begins-date.html cycle ends by 2016 Does it mean we have another 6 yrs of bull gold market ? Right now a person who has 7 ounces of physical gold that sells on ebay for up to $ 1800 can buy brand New Toyota Corrola several yrs back 7 ounces could not have bought you a moped :) When will prices adjust ? governments can not possibly allow manufacturers get raped like that . Can they ? Manufacturers get screwed and people who work for them get screwed . But My question is what do you think next bull market will be ? Stocks ? Real estate ? US debt ? Commodities?

Are you watching the Gold Medal Game? look here? for those who will be drinking heres the famous Pierre Mcguire Drinking game The best drinking game of all time. If you love hockey, you will think this is probably the funniest, and best idea for a drinking game. This game is so realistic, and guarente's drunkness, after just 1 game. The Offical Pierre Mcguire Drinking game: DRINK ONE GULP OF YOUR DRINK IF PIERRE USES ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: * Dion Phaneuf * Mike Richards * Carey Price * Jonathen Toews * Monster * Whaaamo! * El- Kabong * Real Deal * Puck Poise * Big Body Presence * Active Stick * Calls a Player "Special" or " a fine young man" * Wow! * Tenacity DRINK TWO GULPS OF YOUR DRINK IF PIERRE: * Giggles at any point during the game * Pronounces a European club team using European Pronounciation * Mentions people he met in Europe * Says " Team 'X' Scouting staff did a great job finding this player" * Says Something extremeley gay (EX. Big Stick...SHOWERS....player with shirt off) * Goes nuts when a team, has two many men * WJC host city is "Beautiful" or "Filled with great people" * If a stick breaks and Pierre rambles on about one-piece sticks * Says welcome to the Show (Ex. Welcome to the Crosby Show) * Cuts off Gord Miller (Ex. WJC 2009 Eberle ties the game) * If pierre says "Time and Space" * If Pierre goes on about a players Junior Career * If Pierre says "Its Hammer Time" * Says "Sheer Larcany" HAVE 3 GULPS OF YOUR DRINK IF PIERRE: * Mentions a Staal brother who isn't playing * Mentions a Sutter brother who isn't involved in the game * Says the Game is a Classic! * says " Team X should be so exicted about havng this guy he is gonna be great for them down the road". * If Pierre says "Roof Daddy" * If Pierre goes " Thats a Double Dion" * Pierre uses his famous line "He suckin' dirty pond water" * "x" player is oozing with hockey sense." * drink if pierre uses 3 or more adjectives consecutively to describe a player or a team... Ie: "Size, athleticism, composure etc..." extra drinks if he uses terms such as "big body presence" that are already on the chart as said adjectives. CHUG A BEER IF PIERRE: * Has an Orgasm at the mic (Ex. Dustin Tokarski save WJC 2009) * If Pierre ruins the moment aka butchers the call (Ex. WJC 2009 Eberle ties the game with 5.5 seconds left.... Gord Miller: Can you Believe it!..Pierre: I can! * Says " Thats vintage X" (Ex. Thats Vintage Jake Allen) * Chug a beer if Pierre says Drew Doughty has the body type of Denis Potvin and the Hockey IQ of Raymond Borque

i want to find out how much my copper is worth but i dont understand this chart. could you help me? Metal Prices & News on the Internet 05:19:04 GMT | 01:19:04 New York | 06:19:04 London | 13:19:04 Shanghai More LME & COMEX Price Tables Below MetalPrices.com LB KG MT2 USD/LB Cash 3m 15m Aluminum .9439 .9562 1.0011 Alum Alloy .9008 .9140 .9435 NA Alloy .9412 .9525 .9956 Copper 3.1550 3.1693 3.1865 USD/MT Cash 3m 15m Aluminum 2081.0 2108.0 2207.0 Alum Alloy 1986.0 2015.0 2080.0 NA Alloy 2075.0 2100.0 2195.0 Copper 6955.5 6987.0 7025.0 USD/KG Cash 3m 15m Aluminum 2.081 2.108 2.207 Alum Alloy 1.986 2.015 2.080 NA Alloy 2.075 2.100 2.195 Copper 6.956 6.987 7.025 GBP: 0.6857 EUR: 0.8013 LME Officials 14 May 2010 USD/LB Cash 3m 15m Nickel 10.0698 10.0698 9.9564 Lead .8854 .8986 .9176 Tin 7.9606 7.9946 8.0740 Zinc .9303 .9480 .9761 USD/MT Cash 3m 15m Nickel 22200.0 22200.0 21950.0 Lead 1952.0 1981.0 2023.0 Tin 17550.0 17625.0 17800.0 Zinc 2051.0 2090.0 2152.0 USD/KG Cash 3m 15m Nickel 22.200 22.200 21.950 Lead 1.952 1.981 2.023 Tin 17.550 17.625 17.800 Zinc 2.051 2.090 2.152 JPY: 92.51 CAD: 1.0318 COMEX/NYMEX 17 May 2010 USD/LB Month Open Settle USD/Troy Oz Month Open Settle Copper May 10 3.0900 3.1230y Gold Jun 10 1234.10 1227.80y Copper Jul 10 3.1145 3.1340y Silver Jul 10 19.320 19.225y Oil/barrel Jul 10 75.51 75.43y Platinum Jun 10 1715.00 1713.40y Nat Gas/mmBTU Jun 10 4.317 4.312y Palladium Jun

Profitable silver trade? I'm extremely bullish on both gold and silver, as well as many of the mining stocks. I've been in the game for quite a while, and I follow several related stocks: SVM, SLW, GG, EXK, GPL, PAAS, etc... Unfortunately, I was sitting on the sidelines when silver made this latest thrust towards the $40/oz mark, and I refused to chase it (after getting burned chasing stocks and commodities, you learn your lesson). Today it struck over $39.70/oz, and has been ranging up and down. I think there is a strong possibility of silver hitting between $45-50/oz before years end, so I remain bullish on the metal and miners. However, I have a trade idea here... Silver has been a bit volatile, and the small-cap mining stocks have been even more so -- lots of leverage trading focuses on these stocks and moves them harder than the actual metal prices. I've observed how this market works for quite a while... For instance, I remember when we were at $28/oz. Everyone said "Silver is going to hit $30 soon, but then it will run into a correction!"...plus, the bears were all out to pounce when that psychological level was reached. So as it played out, we broke the mark, saw a pullback, and then it surged back upward and found its new floor around $30. Then it was the elusive $32/oz mark, and the same thing happened...then $35, then $37, now it's creeping to $40. Every time a new psychologically critical price mark is established and broken, the metal has a little slump, and the big gains in miner stocks takes a pretty big wallop (but not totally stripping away gains -- the trend, in the longer-term, stays positive). One of the stocks I follow which is effected the most strongly is Endeavor Silver (EXK). It makes a big run along with silver, and then silver hits its resistance and the bears attack. The stock will go down 5-7% intra-day when the pullback comes. And this happens as soon as momentum dies down and silver prices dip under the line -- I guess the technicals trigger something in the bears' minds, and they tend to make a nice bit of money with it (if they get out before the next run!). So since I missed this big run in silver and EXK, I figured maybe I can play with the bears this time and put some extra cash towards the next run. So my idea is to wait until silver backs off a hair, and signals the bears to pounce while my fellow bulls take profits and prepare to buy again at a cheaper price. I think I can catch one of those big 5-7% intra-day dips in EXK and make a nice chunk of change. It's already had two massive runs this week with silver, which I feel were a bit over-the-top despite my bullish sentiment. But I wanted to know what you all thought of this idea. Take a look at silver price charts compared to EXK, and you'll see what I mean. I know I'm taking the risk of getting burned, but it's ok...I'm young, and I'm up for risks that come with reward incentives. So what do you think about this trade?

how can i find how many open postion r there in nymex/comex? i wanna be "technical analyst" paticularly for golds futures ,where i can predicit gold's futures prices , so help me which software or chart i should go through to know gold futures prices .

Why does God keep lying to Pat Robertson? In 1980 God apparently told Pat the world would end in 1982 - it didn't http://www.abhota.info/end3.htm In 2006 God apparently told Pat that the Pacific Northwest would be devasted by a major tsunami that year - it wasn't http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2003004452_pat19.html In 2007 God apparently told Pat that there would be a massive terrorist attack resulting in "mass killings" on US soil that year - there wasn't. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16442877/ In 2008 God apparently told Pat there would be a recession (like anybody couldn't predict that after 6 out of 7 quarters of negative gross private investment growth) but that the stock market wouldn't crash until 2010 - the market crashed in mid to late 2008, assumedly taking all of Robertson's wealth with it. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,319728,00.html In Jan 2009 God told Robertson that gold would hit $1900/ounce and oil $300/barrel. Gold prices promptly fell from $980 in Feb to $870 by mid April. While it has recovered - 1900/ounce is still a long way off. Oil prices fell from a 2008 average of $91.48 to a 2009 average of $53.48. http://www.inflationdata.com/inflation/Inflation_Rate/Historical_Oil_Prices_Table.asp http://www.kitco.com/charts/historicalgold.html Now this leads me to conclude that either 1. God is a very mischevious and mean spirited prankster who for some reason focusses on Robertson as his dupe 2. Robertson is actually just a paranoid schizophrenic who hears voices, but due to his only massively inflated ego thinks those voices are God speaking directly to him. Which do you think? And do you think there is any chance Robertson can get God to tell him who'll win the Superbowl next year so I know who NOT to bet on?

Help purchasing tickets to The Ashes? I'm trying to purchase tickets to see England v. Australia in The Ashes at Melbourne Cricket Ground on Dec 29th. When I try to buy tickets, you can purchase Bronze, Silver, or Gold tickets for different prices. But these various tickets don't seem to correspond to the seating chart! I don't want to overpay if Bronze seats are pretty good, but I also don't want to buy Bronze if the Silver tickets (for just $10 more) are much better.

What do two Gap Downs in a month mean from a technical point of view? I purchased shares of GG when they Gapped Down on December 4th thinking that it was a good buying period because the charts are pointing upward. But there have been 2 Gap Downs this month. The first on Dec 4th and the second on Dec 17th. What does this mean from a technical standpoint? Is the stock heading down from here on out? Will I save myself alot of money if I dump all my Gold mining stocks? I have been dollar cost averaging this dip in Gold prices and if I hold onto it I am poised to make quite a bit of money on the deal if they do go back up.

What is the most expensive religious offence (monetary), can it beat 17 years of your income? In the small village of Deshnok in North Rajastan sits the only temple in India devoted to rat worship. Every day hundreds of worshippers of the Hindu goddess Shri Karniji make the long pilgrimage to this shrine. In her temple in Deshnok, rats are found in large numbers as they are believed to be the incarnation of the goddess. (nice picture of lots of rats being feed in the temple) http://www.markroques.com/rats.htm An old Hindu tradition required any person who stepped on a rat and killed it to give the rat's weight in gold and silver to the temple or endure bad karma forever. An average adult rat weighs 290g or 10.2oz, that amount of gold currently costs $11,434.20 (53% more than only 12 months ago, who says paper money's not in trouble). http://www.bullionvault.com/gold-price-chart.do That's 17 times the annual income of an average Indian at $663.00. Can any other religious offence cost you more (monetary) than 17 year's income?

The Long Rolling and the infaltionary State? Wrong view of the state? take a look and give your opinion? Log-Rolling. Given these two very different conceptions of the state, one favoring the welfare state and the other favoring a warfare state, why don't the visions cancel each other out? So intense is the desire of one group to have the state that it wants that it is willing to put up with another group's desire for its conception of the state. The two conceptions decide to cooperate and erect a state that purports to behave both like Solomon and like the Samaritan. That is the origin of the guns-and-butter state, or the welfare-warfare state, or the modern state as we know it, one that purports to meet every need. We see how this log-rolling works every day on Capitol Hill. One group wants more money for tanks and weaponry, and the other wants more for Medicaid and education. If both agree that politics is the art of compromise, they will put up with the other group's priorities in order that their own vision can be fulfilled. On the Right, we find that the love for the police power is more intense than the hatred of redistribution. On the Left, we find that the love of redistribution is more intense than the hatred of war and leviathan. They therefore work together to erect a massive and ever-growing executive. They are similarly unwilling to oppose the state in total. They fear that in doing so, the state as an institution will be discredited, and their conception of what the state should do along with it. Neither side particularly loves big government but both sides agree that it is better than the alternative of letting people alone. So they log-roll to support the public sector above all else, even when it means that they must sleep with their ostensible political enemies. Rationale Number Four: The Inflationary State. Now we come to the reason this system is able to perpetuate itself. And there is something of a mystery to explain here. No people anywhere will put up with a leviathan that grows and grows forever. At some point, the problem of funding state expansion will result in too much violence against property, and the people will revolt. Indeed, if the federal government had to collect all its revenue through a tax of any kind, leveled right now against the public, I submit to you that it would spark a tax revolt on a scale never before seen in modern history. Thus do we have the central bank to create money for the state. Thus do we have paper money that can be created in unlimited quantities. Thus do we have deposit insurance to make banks failure proof, so that the masses will never doubt that the credit pyramid is immortal. Thus do we have the Fed's power to manipulate interest rates and control the flow of credit to the system. An economist at Lehman Brothers sent us an interesting chart the other day. It compares the level of price increases across many Fed regimes. Under the first Fed governor Charles Hamlin, the dollar declined 8% in value. Under Thomas B. McCabe from the late forties, it declined 7.2%. Under Arthur Burns, wholly owned by Nixon, the dollar declined 42% in value. Under Volcker, Mr. Tight Money, it fell 40%. And under Greenspan, who has a reputation as a great inflation fighter, the value of the dollar in terms of goods and services fell fully 44%! Inflation serves the cause of the state by giving it room to run up debts without limit and fund its activities without making the people cough up more revenue. Indeed, that is the primary purpose of the inflationary state. People often say to me that a gold standard is impractical. In fact, that is not the case. It is very practical. It is the free-market answer. The state doesn't need to produce money any more than it needs to produce shoes or shirts or clocks. The problem is that we lack the political will to stop the inflation monster. Rationale Number Five: The Propaganda State. In every society control of educational institutions increases in tandem with the rise of the state. This is because the state needs these institutions to inculcate the civic religion of loving the public enterprise, and also because the less people know about the idea of liberty the more the state is provided the room to grow. Consider the Department of Education. Ever since its creation, every Republican administration has come to power with an intention to abolish it. But once they get in power, they find that bureaucracy has its uses. Instead of cutting or abolishing it, they increase the agency and give it more to do. The more the state does, the more the state sees the need to control public opinion by controlling the schools. Now, there is a point of optimism here. If any state could rule without propaganda, it would surely do so. Why then do states find educational control and the propagation of the civic religion in their interest? Because at some level, every state, in all times and places, is required to seek the tacit consent of those it governs. No state can control a society by use of the sword only and alone. It must also seek some degree of ideological conformity with its own goals. Otherwise its rule becomes threatened and destabilized. The other side of the coin is that states can indeed be destabilized by the ultimate counterrevolutionary tactic of providing alternative sources of education. As Mises said, all of history is a battle of ideas. Where the ideas of freedom are triumphant, liberty prevails. Where the ideas of freedom are buried and suppressed, despotism prevails. Our pathway is clear. It is a choice of the Mises Institute not to mix in the mire of a political system that is wholly owned or attempt to seek favor from influential opinion makers. Our path is one of education, pursued with high-minded ideals, advanced using the most modern methods, and animated by the spirit of guerilla warfare. There are Misesians and Rothbardians strewn throughout the academic world, financial and banking houses, law firms, and in every walk of life, not only in this country but all over the world. We have worked for nearly a quarter of a century on a very radical project of advancing economic science and logic. We have pushed to keep the fire of freedom burning brightly. We have sought to teach anyone and everyone about the workings and benefits of liberty. We have come under pressure from left, right, and center. Yet the attention given to this body of ideas grows by the day. We can prevail against the Propaganda State. So long as we are free to do so and have the means available, we will continue to do so. This is our weapon against power. It is the most effective weapon anyone could ever possess. If we win this victory, we win all others. We thank you for supporting education for liberty, and for being part of the revolutionary vanguard that sees through the errors of our day and imagines a brighter future of freedom, private property, and peace. : Mises Institute

Should I Keep My Rune (g) Armour? From looking at the chart on http://itemdb-rs.runescape.com/Rune_gold-trimmed_armour_set_(l)/viewitem.ws?obj=11898&scale=2 I can see the price will be rising everyday. My question is, should I sell it just in case it suddenly decreases or just keep it to make a profit? I bought the armor as 1.94m several weeks ago.

Ron Paul's ABC Debate answer on gas prices? Did anyone else find Ron Paul's answer to the question about gias prices during the ABC debate astonishing? If you missed it, he merely quoted a chart in the Wall Street Journal that showed how gas prices in ... the US dollar has gone up 350% in the past 10 years, the Euro has gone up 200% in the past 10 years, Gold has stayed the same in the last ten years. So if our dollar were backed with gold like Ron Paul suggests, then gas prices would have remained the same. I found this astonishing.

how smart are you ten points? 1. ECOT has been in operation for 10 years. Of the 50 class presidents that the school has had, 7 out of 10 have been males. How many class presidents of ECOT have been females? 2. Looking at the chart below, write a ratio of the number of gold medals won to the total number of medals won for the USA. 3. 40% of 30 is what number? 4. Karen took a survey of some of the students in her lunch periods. 42 out of 70 students Karen surveyed said their family had a pet. What percent of the students had pets? 5. Maddy usually makes 85% off her shots in basketball. If she shoots 20 shots, how many will she likely make? 6. A glucose solution is prepared by dissolving 6 milliliters of glucose in 120 milliliters of solution. What is the percent of glucose in the solution? 7. Lavonta is looking at pants marked at $26.50. She only has $29.00 with her, and she avoids using her credit card because of how easy it is to get into debt for small items. If the sales tax in her city is 6%, can she afford to get the pants today? 8. How much would the pants cost Lavonta? 9. Elise is working at Macy’s earning $5 per hour plus 10% commission on the items she sells. Last week Elise worked 20 hours and sold a total of $1200 in merchandise. How much money would Elise’s paycheck be before any taxes are taken out? 10. Makayla buys ten Zhu Zhu pets at Walmart for $8 each. Since these are hot items for Christmas, Makayla decides to sell them on E-bay to make a profit. She is going to increase the price by 200%. What price is Makayla going to sell ONE pet on E-bay?