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Wed Apr-20-11 10:52 AM
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Price of gold & silver: Anyone got a link for how much it is in different currencies? |
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In other words, I'm interested in seeing if it's going up a lot for the USD but not a lot for, say, the British Pound or the Yen.
Having some difficulty finding this, if anyone can reply with a link with it all on one page I would be appreciative!
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Wed Apr-20-11 10:58 AM
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Wed Apr-20-11 11:13 AM
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2. I'm not getting what you mean.But here's the price in $, Euros, and British pounds. |
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http://www.taxfreegold.co.uk/goldpriceslive.htmlTake either the Euro or GBP and run that number through a conversion table and gold still is selling above $1500.00 an ounce.
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Wed Apr-20-11 11:15 AM
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Wed Apr-20-11 11:18 AM
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http://www.kitco.com/constantly updated, both gold and silver
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Wed Apr-20-11 01:13 PM
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8. Lots of good information sources in this thread! Thanks! |
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Wed Apr-20-11 11:32 AM
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5. Gold is only priced in $'s / troy ounce |
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and silver too as far as I'm aware. Anything else is just a currency conversion.
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Wed Apr-20-11 01:12 PM
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7. I gotta find more information on that because if that's really the case it's... |
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...a much bigger deal than the whole petro-dollars thing where oil is (or at least was) only sold in U.S. dollars.
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Wed Apr-20-11 01:35 PM
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between commodities being priced in US$s and a commodity such as oil only being traded in Petro-dollars.
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Wed Apr-20-11 02:24 PM
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10. D'oh! Thanks, and I did miss that distinction! |
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Wed Apr-20-11 05:55 PM
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11. The complication arises |
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because as the US$ falls the oil producers tend to increase the price to oil to compensate. That doesn't happen with gold.
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Wed Apr-20-11 11:59 AM
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6. What you will discover is that today, gold is up in Dollars, but flat |
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in, say Euros. All of this is in flux, but the long downward Dollar trend is contributing to gold appreciation in US$ terms.
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