Comments on: A Deafening Silence in the Gold Bull Camp http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/ A site to share my tips, tools, and humble thoughts on the journey to wealth Tue, 27 Jul 2010 22:24:37 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Larry Nusbaum http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1407 Larry Nusbaum Sat, 23 Sep 2006 14:41:46 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1407 http://www.billcara.com/archives/2006/09/watching_the_go.html#more http://www.billcara.com/archives/2006/09/watching_the_go.html#more

]]> By: Frugal http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1406 Frugal Sat, 23 Sep 2006 08:14:57 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1406 Thanks for your notes. I'm checking that out.... Thanks for your notes. I’m checking that out….

]]> By: Larry Nusbaum http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1404 Larry Nusbaum Sat, 23 Sep 2006 02:38:54 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1404 Watching the gold chart for a break-out, Fri., Sept. 22, 2006, 8:46 AM Colin Twiggs excellent technical analysis work (www.incrediblecharts.com) puts gold under the microscope. Charts like his are closely followed and decisions are made on the basis of trading pattern changes. Continue reading "Watching the gold chart for a break-out, Fri., Sept. 22, 2006, 8:46 AM" Watching the gold chart for a break-out, Fri., Sept. 22, 2006, 8:46 AM
Colin Twiggs excellent technical analysis work (www.incrediblecharts.com) puts gold under the microscope. Charts like his are closely followed and decisions are made on the basis of trading pattern changes.

Continue reading “Watching the gold chart for a break-out, Fri., Sept. 22, 2006, 8:46 AM”

]]> By: Frugal http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1390 Frugal Fri, 22 Sep 2006 09:36:37 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1390 Larry, I really appreciate all of your contribution here. I have been too busy to look at any stocks. Kitco in Asia/London is showing $589 for spot gold right now at 2:36am. Hopefully, it won't get killed at US market. Regards. Larry,
I really appreciate all of your contribution here. I have been too busy to look at any stocks. Kitco in Asia/London is showing $589 for spot gold right now at 2:36am. Hopefully, it won’t get killed at US market.

Regards.

]]> By: Larry Nusbaum http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1388 Larry Nusbaum Thu, 21 Sep 2006 22:15:38 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1388 Page 2: Sold half KRY on 4/7 $5.92 (when Cramer pounded the table to buy); Bought OZN 4/7 $2.14; Bought half position in IBPXF 4/7; Bought PMU 4/7 $0.77 - STILL A BUY; Bought BAJFF $1.45 - STILL A BUY; Sold GG long calls on 4/6 (early); Sold PAAS long calls on 3/27; Sold SIL long calls on 3/23; Sold half SLW on 3/20 Sold some KRY on 3/13 that I bought for $1.66 and bought BVN at $23.92; Bough BHP on 2/27 $36.76 Sold DEZ on buyout at 2/22 at $5; Bought NTO (more) on 1/3 at $3.13 - Not too much lately Page 2:
Sold half KRY on 4/7 $5.92 (when Cramer pounded the table to buy); Bought OZN 4/7 $2.14; Bought half position in IBPXF 4/7; Bought PMU 4/7 $0.77 – STILL A BUY; Bought BAJFF $1.45 – STILL A BUY; Sold GG long calls on 4/6 (early); Sold PAAS long calls on 3/27; Sold SIL long calls on 3/23; Sold half SLW on 3/20
Sold some KRY on 3/13 that I bought for $1.66 and bought BVN at $23.92; Bough BHP on 2/27 $36.76
Sold DEZ on buyout at 2/22 at $5; Bought NTO (more) on 1/3 at $3.13 – Not too much lately

]]> By: Larry Nusbaum http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1387 Larry Nusbaum Thu, 21 Sep 2006 22:15:14 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1387 How I have played the stocks, working backwards: sold CBJ on 9/14 ($3.80) and bought more GG;Doubled up IPBXF on 8/25;Sold AUY on 8/14 ($10.01); Sold ABX calls on 8/3; Bought GSS on 7/27 $3.09; Bought more AAUK on 7/17 $19.47; Sold AZK on 5/23 buyout $2.75 Sold GCGC on 5/5 $9.50; Sold half EGO on 5/1 $5.36; Sold half KGC wts on 5/1 $0.99; Sold BVN on 4/28 $29 How I have played the stocks, working backwards:
sold CBJ on 9/14 ($3.80) and bought more GG;Doubled up IPBXF on 8/25;Sold AUY on 8/14 ($10.01); Sold ABX calls on 8/3; Bought GSS on 7/27 $3.09; Bought more AAUK on 7/17 $19.47; Sold AZK on 5/23 buyout $2.75
Sold GCGC on 5/5 $9.50; Sold half EGO on 5/1 $5.36; Sold half KGC wts on 5/1 $0.99; Sold BVN on 4/28 $29

]]> By: Larry Nusbaum http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1385 Larry Nusbaum Thu, 21 Sep 2006 13:59:23 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1385 test test

]]> By: Larry Nusbaum http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1384 Larry Nusbaum Thu, 21 Sep 2006 13:58:59 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1384 How I have played the stocks, working backwards: sold CBJ on 9/14 ($3.80) and bought more GG;Doubled up IPBXF on 8/25;Sold AUY on 8/14 ($10.01); Sold ABX calls on 8/3; Bought GSS on 7/27 $3.09; Bought more AAUK on 7/17 $19.47; Sold AZK on 5/23 buyout $2.75 Sold GCGC on 5/5 $9.50; Sold half EGO on 5/1 $5.36; Sold half KGC wts on 5/1 $0.99; Sold BVN on 4/28 $29 Sold half KRY on 4/7 $5.92 (when Cramer pounded the table to buy); Bought OZN 4/7 $2.14; Bought half position in IBPXF 4/7; Bought PMU 4/7 $0.77 - STILL A BUY; Bought BAJFF $1.45 - STILL A BUY; Sold GG long calls on 4/6 (early); Sold PAAS long calls on 3/27; Sold SIL long calls on 3/23; Sold half SLW on 3/20 Sold some KRY on 3/13 that I bought for $1.66 and bought BVN at $23.92; Bough BHP on 2/27 $36.76 Sold DEZ on buyout at 2/22 at $5; Bought NTO (more) on 1/3 at $3.13 - Not too much lately How I have played the stocks, working backwards:
sold CBJ on 9/14 ($3.80) and bought more GG;Doubled up IPBXF on 8/25;Sold AUY on 8/14 ($10.01); Sold ABX calls on 8/3; Bought GSS on 7/27 $3.09; Bought more AAUK on 7/17 $19.47; Sold AZK on 5/23 buyout $2.75
Sold GCGC on 5/5 $9.50; Sold half EGO on 5/1 $5.36; Sold half KGC wts on 5/1 $0.99; Sold BVN on 4/28 $29
Sold half KRY on 4/7 $5.92 (when Cramer pounded the table to buy); Bought OZN 4/7 $2.14; Bought half position in IBPXF 4/7; Bought PMU 4/7 $0.77 – STILL A BUY; Bought BAJFF $1.45 – STILL A BUY; Sold GG long calls on 4/6 (early); Sold PAAS long calls on 3/27; Sold SIL long calls on 3/23; Sold half SLW on 3/20
Sold some KRY on 3/13 that I bought for $1.66 and bought BVN at $23.92; Bough BHP on 2/27 $36.76
Sold DEZ on buyout at 2/22 at $5; Bought NTO (more) on 1/3 at $3.13 – Not too much lately

]]> By: Larry Nusbaum http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1383 Larry Nusbaum Thu, 21 Sep 2006 13:56:52 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1383 How I have played the stocks, working backwards: sold CBJ on 9/14 ($3.80) and bought more GG Doubled up IPBXF on 8/25 Sold AUY on 8/14 ($10.01) Sold ABX calls on 8/3 Bought GSS on 7/27 $3.09 Bought more AAUK on 7/17 $19.47 Sold AZK on 5/23 buyout $2.75 Sold GCGC on 5/5 $9.50 Sold half EGO on 5/1 $5.36 Sold half KGC wts on 5/1 $0.99 Sold BVN on 4/28 $29 Sold half KRY on 4/7 $5.92 (when Cramer pounded the table to buy) Bought OZN 4/7 $2.14 Bought half position in IBPXF 4/7 Bought PMU 4/7 $0.77 - STILL A BUY Bought BAJFF $1.45 - STILL A BUY Sold GG long calls on 4/6 (early) Sold PAAS long calls on 3/27 Sold SIL long calls on 3/23 Sold half SLW on 3/20 Sold some KRY on 3/13 that I bought for $1.66 and bought BVN at $23.92 Bough BHP on 2/27 $36.76 Sold DEZ on buyout at 2/22 at $5 Bought NTO (more) on 1/3 at $3.13 How I have played the stocks, working backwards:
sold CBJ on 9/14 ($3.80) and bought more GG
Doubled up IPBXF on 8/25
Sold AUY on 8/14 ($10.01)
Sold ABX calls on 8/3
Bought GSS on 7/27 $3.09
Bought more AAUK on 7/17 $19.47
Sold AZK on 5/23 buyout $2.75
Sold GCGC on 5/5 $9.50
Sold half EGO on 5/1 $5.36
Sold half KGC wts on 5/1 $0.99
Sold BVN on 4/28 $29
Sold half KRY on 4/7 $5.92 (when Cramer pounded the table to buy)
Bought OZN 4/7 $2.14
Bought half position in IBPXF 4/7
Bought PMU 4/7 $0.77 – STILL A BUY
Bought BAJFF $1.45 – STILL A BUY
Sold GG long calls on 4/6 (early)
Sold PAAS long calls on 3/27
Sold SIL long calls on 3/23
Sold half SLW on 3/20
Sold some KRY on 3/13 that I bought for $1.66 and bought BVN at $23.92
Bough BHP on 2/27 $36.76
Sold DEZ on buyout at 2/22 at $5
Bought NTO (more) on 1/3 at $3.13

]]> By: Larry Nusbaum http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1382 Larry Nusbaum Thu, 21 Sep 2006 13:54:03 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1382 How I have played the stocks, working backwards: sold CBJ on 9/14 ($3.80) and bought more GG Doubled up IPBXF on 8/25 Sold AUY on 8/14 ($10.01) Sold ABX calls on 8/3 Bought GSS on 7/27 $3.09 Bought more AAUK on 7/17 $19.47 Sold AZK on 5/23 buyout $2.75 Sold GCGC on 5/5 $9.50 Sold half EGO on 5/1 $5.36 Sold half KGC wts on 5/1 $0.99 Sold BVN on 4/28 $29 Sold half KRY on 4/7 $5.92 (when Cramer pounded the table to buy) Bought OZN 4/7 $2.14 Bought half position in IBPXF 4/7 Bought PMU 4/7 $0.77 - STILL A BUY Bought BAJFF $1.45 - STILL A BUY Sold GG long calls on 4/6 (early) Sold PAAS long calls on 3/27 Sold SIL long calls on 3/23 Sold half SLW on 3/20 Sold some KRY on 3/13 that I bought for $1.66 and bought BVN at $23.92 Bough BHP on 2/27 $36.76 Sold DEZ on buyout at 2/22 at $5 How I have played the stocks, working backwards:
sold CBJ on 9/14 ($3.80) and bought more GG
Doubled up IPBXF on 8/25
Sold AUY on 8/14 ($10.01)
Sold ABX calls on 8/3
Bought GSS on 7/27 $3.09
Bought more AAUK on 7/17 $19.47
Sold AZK on 5/23 buyout $2.75
Sold GCGC on 5/5 $9.50
Sold half EGO on 5/1 $5.36
Sold half KGC wts on 5/1 $0.99
Sold BVN on 4/28 $29
Sold half KRY on 4/7 $5.92 (when Cramer pounded the table to buy)
Bought OZN 4/7 $2.14
Bought half position in IBPXF 4/7
Bought PMU 4/7 $0.77 – STILL A BUY
Bought BAJFF $1.45 – STILL A BUY
Sold GG long calls on 4/6 (early)
Sold PAAS long calls on 3/27
Sold SIL long calls on 3/23
Sold half SLW on 3/20
Sold some KRY on 3/13 that I bought for $1.66 and bought BVN at $23.92
Bough BHP on 2/27 $36.76
Sold DEZ on buyout at 2/22 at $5

]]> By: Larry Nusbaum http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1378 Larry Nusbaum Thu, 21 Sep 2006 05:09:38 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1378 Jr. Mining stocks - focus on companies that have what's called a 43-101 compliant gold or copper, or silver resource. Four such companies are International PBX (IPBXF), Baja Mining (BAJFF), Polymet (POMGF), and Excellon (EXLLF). Jr. Mining stocks – focus on companies that have what’s called a 43-101 compliant gold or copper, or silver resource. Four such companies are International PBX (IPBXF), Baja Mining (BAJFF), Polymet (POMGF), and Excellon (EXLLF).

]]> By: Frugal http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1376 Frugal Thu, 21 Sep 2006 04:51:47 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1376 Thanks Larry. I will look into all the newsletters that you suggested. Haven't been doing that well in my junior (or rather micro-cap) gold investments. I am still thinking how I should approach it without buying 50 different micro-caps, wasting a round trip commission of $60 for each selection. A little tough indeed. My mid-tier so far worked slightly better. Thanks Larry.
I will look into all the newsletters that you suggested. Haven’t been doing that well in my junior (or rather micro-cap) gold investments. I am still thinking how I should approach it without buying 50 different micro-caps, wasting a round trip commission of $60 for each selection. A little tough indeed.

My mid-tier so far worked slightly better.

]]> By: Larry Nusbaum http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1375 Larry Nusbaum Thu, 21 Sep 2006 04:42:39 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1375 Roland Watson writes the investment newsletter The New Era Investor that can be purchased for an annual subscription of $99. To view a sample copy of the newsletter, please go to http://www.newerainvestor.com/ and click on the "View Sample Issue Here" link to the right. Roland Watson writes the investment newsletter The New Era Investor that can be purchased for an annual subscription of $99. To view a sample copy of the newsletter, please go to http://www.newerainvestor.com/ and click on the “View Sample Issue Here” link to the right.

]]> By: Larry Nusbaum http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1374 Larry Nusbaum Wed, 20 Sep 2006 22:15:10 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1374 Newsletters: David Morgan: http://www.silver-investor.com/ Pat Gorman: 1-800-494-4149 Rich Radez: 1-800-285-1700 Newsletters:
David Morgan: http://www.silver-investor.com/
Pat Gorman: 1-800-494-4149
Rich Radez: 1-800-285-1700

]]> By: Novice http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1373 Novice Wed, 20 Sep 2006 19:59:31 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1373 I am also interested in which newsletters to subscribe to. I am currently thinking about Jack Chan and Doug Casey. Any thoughts on them? Also, I wonder if anyone reading frugal's blog has recommendations of how to safely store the silver and gold in the home. It has to go somewhere after buying on dips. I am also interested in which newsletters to subscribe to. I am currently thinking about Jack Chan and Doug Casey. Any thoughts on them?

Also, I wonder if anyone reading frugal’s blog has recommendations of how to safely store the silver and gold in the home. It has to go somewhere after buying on dips.

]]> By: Frugal http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1371 Frugal Wed, 20 Sep 2006 19:11:03 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1371 Larry, you're funny. Really need a laugh after such a BIG loss in my portfolio. I tentatively still stay on the bullish side, and my reason is the same as yours. You laid out #1 to #4 <b>REALLY WELL</b>. Good and pithy. Now I just wish I have so much time to dedicate for #1 thru #4. I don't even have time to go to the PM store to pick up more physical metals. Certainly, I don't have time to get quotes for options. And on the newsletter #4, do you mind sharing some good ones? I have subscribed to www.golddrivers.com. But it's not the top-notch in my opinion. Takes some time & money to try out these different newsletters. Certainly by that time, the gold bull market is already more than half way done. Larry, you’re funny.

Really need a laugh after such a BIG loss in my portfolio. I tentatively still stay on the bullish side, and my reason is the same as yours.

You laid out #1 to #4 REALLY WELL. Good and pithy. Now I just wish I have so much time to dedicate for #1 thru #4. I don’t even have time to go to the PM store to pick up more physical metals. Certainly, I don’t have time to get quotes for options.

And on the newsletter #4, do you mind sharing some good ones? I have subscribed to http://www.golddrivers.com. But it’s not the top-notch in my opinion. Takes some time & money to try out these different newsletters. Certainly by that time, the gold bull market is already more than half way done.

]]> By: Larry Nusbaum http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/comment-page-1/#comment-1370 Larry Nusbaum Wed, 20 Sep 2006 18:30:10 +0000 http://www.1stMillionAt33.com/2006/09/a-deafening-silence-in-the-gold-bull-camp/#comment-1370 Bull Camp VP checking in: NOTHING MUCH HAS CHANGED. Other than the price. 1. Physical gold & silver is to be bought (on pullbacks) and held. 2. Mining stocks are to be traded, not married. (These are indirect plays in real estate-land) 3. Options are for playing bounces, only. The objective is to make the money and fly. 4. Jr. mining stocks - subscribe to a newsletter you trust. Bull Camp VP checking in: NOTHING MUCH HAS CHANGED. Other than the price.
1. Physical gold & silver is to be bought (on pullbacks) and held.
2. Mining stocks are to be traded, not married. (These are indirect plays in real estate-land)
3. Options are for playing bounces, only. The objective is to make the money and fly.
4. Jr. mining stocks – subscribe to a newsletter you trust.

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