Twiapos

I know I’ve asked this question before now, on some other site, but I’m asking again: If gold is going to shoot up in price… if it’s such a terrific buy right now… why in the frick is Rosland Capital, for example, so anxious to get rid of theirs?

So reminiscent of the handicappers at the track, pushing their tip sheets, promising wins and profit. They don’t bet on the horses, because that’s too uncertain; instead they sell the tipsheets to the dummies who don’t know any better.

Follow the bouncing ball, halfwits.

Rosland Capital (and all those other companies trying to sell you precious metals) is eager to sell you something for X dollars. They tell you it’s going to be worth much more than X in the near future. Hmmm. Either a) they’re desperate for immediate cash, b) they’re lying through their teeth, or c) they’re complete idiots.

I vote for “b”.