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Ousting Obama countdown....

since the price of gold is around 1700.00 per ounce whatwould you say is the intrinsic value?. Look what the germans think:You cannot find a bank safe deposit box in Germany because every single one has already been taken and stuffed with gold and silver. It is like an underground Switzerland within our borders. People have terrible memories of 1948 and 1923 when they lost their savings.

you need to review intrinsic value... 1700 per ounce is not an intrinsic value, even a real intrinsic value... lol

I love how your the majority of your response is a put down...

I guess I didn't realizde you were a layman. Swampy

inflation
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noun
1. an inflating or being inflated
2. ☆
1. an increase in the amount of money and credit in relation to the supply of goods and services
inflation, n.
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Pronunciation: /ɪnˈfleɪʃən/
Etymology: < Latin inflātiōn-em , n. of action < inflāre to inflate adj.Compare obsolete French (
6. Great or undue expansion or enlargement; increase beyond proper limits; esp. of prices, the issue of paper money, etc. spec. An undue increase in the quantity of money in relation to the goods available for purchase; (in lay use) an inordinate rise in prices.


That is the definition of inflation... You just like to think that the definition of inflation needs to have a cause in there, but you don't. Inflation IS an increase in price. How else would you know if there was inflation? lol
 
since the price of gold is around 1700.00 per ounce whatwould you say is the intrinsic value?.


why did you use a thesaurus to define inflation? :face-icon-small-con

from investopedia
What Does Inflation Mean?
The rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising, and, subsequently, purchasing power is falling. Central banks attempt to stop severe inflation, along with severe deflation, in an attempt to keep the excessive growth of prices to a minimum.

Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/inflation.asp#ixzz1f4dMQSK1

from dictionary.com
in·fla·tion
   [in-fley-shuhn] Show IPA
noun
1.
Economics . a persistent, substantial rise in the general level of prices related to an increase in the volume of money and resulting in the loss of value of currency ( opposed to deflation).
2.
the act of inflating.
3.
the state of being inflated.


This link might help you swampy... get with the times.. lol
http://inflationdata.com/inflation/inflation_articles/Inflation_Definition.asp

As were are talking definitions...

What Does Intrinsic Value Mean?
1. The actual value of a company or an asset based on an underlying perception of its true value including all aspects of the business, in terms of both tangible and intangible factors. This value may or may not be the same as the current market value. Value investors use a variety of analytical techniques in order to estimate the intrinsic value of securities in hopes of finding investments where the true value of the investment exceeds its current market value.

Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/intrinsicvalue.asp#ixzz1f4epUMXe


http://wiki.fool.com/Intrinsic_value

Expanded Definition

Value investors compare a company's intrinsic value to its market value to calculate a margin of safety.

Over the years, there have been many definitions of intrinsic value. John Burr Williams, author of The Theory of Investment Value, defined it as the present value of future cash flows. Benjamin Graham defined it as "that value which is justified by the facts". Warren Buffett has tended to use Williams's definition. John Maynard Keynes looked at intrinsic value as the prospective yield or return on investment.

A perhaps less scholarly answer is simply to say that intrinsic value is the fair, or true, value of a stock. The most common ways to estimate intrinsic values are by using discounted cash flow analysis or relying on a multiple such as the P/E ratio, though asset-based valuations are commonly used for commodity producing firms or holding companies. Value investors believe that market prices trend along with a stock's intrinsic value over time.

Value investors strive to purchase assets trading for less than their intrinsic value, which affords them a margin of safety. The bigger the discount to intrinsic value (or, put another way, the larger the margin of safety), the more attractive the purchase price.

school is done for the day, make sure you get your homework completed!!!
 
Makes your wonder what was going through his head. Did he really think in this day and age that it wouldn't be discovered OR that no one would care? Of course Clinton got away with it..........
 
I want a guy who did lots of drugs in his past drinks likes whiskey on the rocks and misses church sometimes and just come up front and say yeah I am and a$$-hole but I can lead this counrty with a back bone and make my own decissions.
 
holy smokes i didnt know you fellas had come back over here! looks just like old times, ergo, ruffy still the ubiquitous know it all that knows nothing!!!

nice returning salvo huh!?!?!?!
 
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holy smokes i didnt know you fellas had come back over here! looks just like old times, ergo, ruffy still the ubiquitous know it all that knows nothing!!!

nice returning salvo huh!?!?!?!

lmfao...well you would be surprised how much Ruffy has turned around. I came back to get more links to my website to get a higher search engine rating...but I said I would have an open mind when I am on here. I had to buy a membership to get my website to link on my sig.
 
I want a guy who did lots of drugs in his past drinks likes whiskey on the rocks and misses church sometimes and just come up front and say yeah I am and a$$-hole but I can lead this counrty with a back bone and make my own decissions.



Lmao! This sounds like Rick Perry, only problem is in the debates he sounds like he did too many drugs. Lol
 
The US system spends too much of its time electioneering and too little time actually doing things. Elect them and then tell them to do their jobs until 1 month before the next election - then they can start campaigning. It's like watching a freaking circus sideshow. I wouldn't vote for any of these clowns either, except maybe Ron Paul, and he hasn't got a chance because he's not 'dynamic' enough. Whatever the hell that means.

Sad to see such a great country floundering.
 
The US system spends too much of its time electioneering and too little time actually doing things. Elect them and then tell them to do their jobs until 1 month before the next election - then they can start campaigning. It's like watching a freaking circus sideshow. I wouldn't vote for any of these clowns either, except maybe Ron Paul, and he hasn't got a chance because he's not 'dynamic' enough. Whatever the hell that means.

Sad to see such a great country floundering.

AMEN! I can't tell you how screwed up the system is because leaders need to be popular to get back in. When in fact the leaders some times gotta do what isn't popular because its best for the country.
 
AMEN! I can't tell you how screwed up the system is because leaders need to be popular to get back in. When in fact the leaders some times gotta do what isn't popular because its best for the country.

I like Ron paul because you will NEVER see him adjust his views to the likings of different crowds of people
 
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