About time. Wake up & smell of coffee.

atropos · 12-03-2004, 06:56 PM

On the gold question, you can go down to your local coin shop and buy American gold eagles for the gold spot market price plus a small buyer's fee (usually around $15.00, at least when I purchased them) per coin. I have also acquired some coins along with my stocks and as of today, I could resell the coins at a nice profit even including the original buyer's fees.

As for Bush's economic policies, the jury is still out. The US economy seems to be making a slow but steady recovery, and the housing market here in Cali is booming - especially when it comes to industrial and office properties. What people around here refer to as the "inland empire" region of California is making an especially good recovery.

I find it rather difficult to share Jaguar's gloomy outlook - mine is one of guarded optimism. But then I'm just a valley girl, so what would I know?

12-03-2004, 06:56 PM	#19
atropos random twisted fate to the second power Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: California Posts: 16	On the gold question, you can go down to your local coin shop and buy American gold eagles for the gold spot market price plus a small buyer's fee (usually around $15.00, at least when I purchased them) per coin. I have also acquired some coins along with my stocks and as of today, I could resell the coins at a nice profit even including the original buyer's fees. As for Bush's economic policies, the jury is still out. The US economy seems to be making a slow but steady recovery, and the housing market here in Cali is booming - especially when it comes to industrial and office properties. What people around here refer to as the "inland empire" region of California is making an especially good recovery. I find it rather difficult to share Jaguar's gloomy outlook - mine is one of guarded optimism. But then I'm just a valley girl, so what would I know? __________________ "Don't argue with a fool. The spectators can't tell the difference." - Charles Nalin Last edited by atropos; 12-03-2004 at 09:09 PM.

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