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Anatomy of the gold bubble with Richard Muller

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Uploaded by on Aug 25, 2011

Aug. 25 - Reuters equity analyst Richard Muller takes a technical look at the latest price action in gold and the future path for the precious metal.

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  • @eBe4IXcept He will be right someday, but not until we have massive public participation, like the dot com and real estate bubble in 1999-2000 and 2005-2006. Despite all the advertisements and businesses propping up, very few people own gold. Right now, Americans are still way too heavily invested in Treasury Bonds for there to be a gold bubble. In 2010 Americans spent only $2.7 billion on gold. However, they bought 155 billion dollars worth of bonds at the same time. Gold bubble? NO

  • he was right

  • @prayforworldpeace Afrikaner

  • @prayforworldpeace he's an Afrikaner

  • Where the Fuck did you get that accent?

    sounds like a combination between a leprechaun and Cartman!

  • @wideawake123 the msm hate precious metals

  • ...and when the Dollar crashes after the next 5 Trillion is printed, expect Gold to reach $10,000 an ounce.

  • these technical analyst have no clue...this is about macro events, fiat currencies

  • He did call it a bubble. So, even though he thinks $2,000 is ahead, he thinks this is just a "bubble?" Could be right.

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