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http://bit.ly/whenmoneydies At the Casey Research/Sprott Summit When Money Dies, John Hathaway, Senior Managing Director of Tocqueville Asset Management spoke with David Galland, Managing Director of Casey Research discuss the disparity between gold stocks and bullion, as well as the general economic picture in the short term.


The sold-out When Money Dies summit was a huge success, with attendees and participants alike receiving much to think about. If you missed it, you can still "be there," via a full set of audio recordings. These are available now, in CD or MP3 format for your convenience. http://bit.ly/whenmoneydies

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  • @solojam er ... the issues clearly sailed right over your head.

  • @nanciqwerty on the contrary i challenged all aspects of your comment and defeated them with ease

  • @solojam

    Well done, you didn't understand any of the issues in my comment :-)

  • @nanciqwerty whose gonna nationalize? not canada, companies pay taxes on their gold and silver production already

    no ones takes delivery of share certificates, paper is worthless, you still own a piece of a company that is producing assets that are doubling in value every year

    you could stick with microsoft instead, lol

  • RE gold stocks: I fear nationalisation & taxation.

    Also the fact that if you do not take delivery of the share certificates, the share ownership is actually held in a trust (CEDE / DTCC) & you are merely a beneficiary (thereby have no legal rights over the shares).

    Clever choice of trust name - as in to CEDE ownership to another, to transfer, to surrender :-(

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