Simple aja majority negara bakal tambahin reserve di GOLD daripada di USD.
Apalagi dengan Quite QE3 yang sudah terjadi. So balik lagi. Tujuan nya trading atau invest. Sent from my BlackBerry® -----Original Message----- From: Oguds <[email protected]> Sender: [email protected] Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2012 23:59:25 To: onal<[email protected]> Reply-To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [saham] 2012, Gold Prices Will Rise 21 Percent Predicted. Buying and Hold? Saya tidak investasi di emas, tapi menarik mencermati harganya yg kepayahan buat bertahan naik. Bahasa2 di bawah condong sebagai pelipur lara, jangan2 malah tambah ambrol ke bawah. Ada pendapat yg berbeda (yah, kalo nyari pendapat sih, bisa ribuan): http://www.kitco.com/ind/Nadler/20120316.html "Based on the monthly charts, the EW team sees a complete five-wave rally in gold from August 1999 to September of 2011 and an opportunity for correcting the entire advance as having opened up. The next wave down should first encounter support near $1,525 and a breach of that figure could send prices towards the $1,300 area which was a fourth-wave low. In silver, the charts apparently reveal a completed H&S (head-and-shoulders) top and a break beneath the neckline at $32.97 with a potential target the almost matches the December bottom around the $26.80 zone. Strong overhead resistance is now in place at the $35.70 level in the white metal." Logika yg masuk akal, siapa yg masih ingin membeli emas? India dan China, tampaknya kepayahan juga. Indonesia? Buat beli BBM saja sudah pening kepalanya. Inflasi sih takut, tapi kalau gak ada duit, emangnya bisa beli pake daun? Mending beli beras daripada emas, bisa dimakan. Friday, March 16, 2012, 7:17:47 AM, you wrote: o> 2012, Gold Prices Will Rise 21 Percent Predicted o> The price of gold is estimated to rise 21 percent in 2012. Means o> the price of gold will extend its gains to 12 years in a row. The o> price increase is driven by a track record of investing in gold in o> the investor and the steps the central bank to increase its gold o> reserves first time in a generation. o> World Gold Council data show, central banks have been net buyers o> of gold for three consecutive years. This is the longest since o> 1973. Data compiled by Bloomberg, on Wednesday (14/03/2012) local o> time, also showed, ownership of mutual funds that are supported by o> this yellow metal hit a record was 2410.2 metric tons. o> read more [...] o> From : o> http://www.marketcall.net/2012/03/2012-gold-prices-will-rise-21-percent.html o> -- Tertanda, Oguds [960000031]
