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Please note that Dankowski Detectors now has Terms of Use provisions. Nothing has really changed, its just now everything is written down for the sake of those who in the past liked to argue. To view, CLICK HERE. If anybody sees anything unreasonable or disagreeable in the Terms of Use, please let me know.
Re: EMI - 1 year ago
Tom , do you feel eliminating EMI via engineering controls can be accomplished in the near future? If so , that would be a real game changer!by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Silver News - 1 year ago
They say 90% of the options players lose. I never did options. You can't lose holding physical silver , at these prices, and during this inflationary cycle.by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: What happened to the $2,000 gold? - 1 year ago
Gold is pricey, silver is a steal at these prices.... if you can find it. Supply is VERY tight. Silver is poor mans gold. Silver will have a massive upside price appreciation from here.by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: What happened to the $2,000 gold? - 1 year ago
Tom in CA. Bob bought physical gold, not penny stocks. The old saying goes, ya can lead a horse to water, but you cant make it drink!by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: What happened to the $2,000 gold? - 1 year ago
Bob did his homework. HE knew what was coming long term. . The guys that bought high and sold low were the guys who did not do their homework. The fear of missing out crowd. Alot of people that poured into bitcoin lately got to experience the same thing. OUCH. If you want to succeed , do your homework. Whether in investing, business or detecting. Some years back I did a housecby possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: What happened to the $2,000 gold? - 2 years ago
I go to lunch once a month with Bob, an 82 year old sharpie. He started loading up on gold back in the 1970's at $40 per ounce. Still has it. Its been a good investment for him , and soon his kids.by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: What happened to the $2,000 gold? - 2 years ago
Anyone buy lumber lately? $10 2x4's , $50 7/16 osb plywood, , how about copper wiring, gasoline, ETC. Inflation kicking in big time. Gold will get there and beyond. Silver , the best commodity deal on the planet now , Priced around the mid $30's, if you can find it. The crap is going to hit the fan real soon.by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: What happened to the $2,000 gold? - 2 years ago
Inflation is kicking in big time, causing everything to go up. Value of the dollar is dropping, Lumber has doubled since last summer, steel, copper, food, fuel, you name it, its rising. Commodities were in a downtrend the last 10 years, they are now breaking out and rising fast. Talking to a local contractor, the price of building a new house has just about doubled in the last year, if theyby possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: What happened to the $2,000 gold? - 2 years ago
"Real Estate will never go down because they aint making any more of it" said the guy in Houston." In 2008 when people were buying 2 , 3 , 4 houses because real estate never goes down , they learned a painful lesson when they were forced to sell their investments for alot cheaper at auction than they paid for them. Gold and silver.........., look at it as dollar insurance.by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: What happened to the $2,000 gold? - 2 years ago
Gold should bottom in the high 1600,s . Should happen this week. Gold has been correcting for 6 months. Its going to change direction soon. Inflation is launching like a rocket. Gold will ignite. Silver has been holding up real well, even the fraudulent paper prices. Most silver products are still backlogged a month or more. Silver eagles selling for $39 and up. It will be a good year forby possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Gold - 2 years ago
Harold, LOL. Dang winter, I tell ya. I could hire you to polish up my silver collection ! J & D, With hyperinflation right around the corner, you live dangerously! Gold is still in a downtrend since september, so you might be safe for a while. My market guru, says when gold cracks 1860 or so, the downtrend is coming to an end. I have been in the markets for about 20 years, and I leaby possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Gold - 2 years ago
What price did you short gold at? Good Luckby possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Gold - 2 years ago
Hey Harold ol buddy. You need a bit more patience worrying about my investments! Silver will get there and then some. Now fire up that silver slayer tesoro, and go find some silver.by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Silver News - 2 years ago
Silver will not spike like the game stop shares. The bullion banks and the other big boys have so much control , using derivitives, and all sort of paper wizardry. The best way for the prices of silver to rise so to buy up physical silver, and cause a shortage. Wall street bets , which is a stock message website of 7 million members, recommended buying SLV, which is an exchange traded vehicle,by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Gold - 2 years ago
Here is your answer Del. Take a few minutes and listen to Olivers interview. So plain, even ol ' possum can understand it. 2 years should do it. Parabolic spikes come down as fast as they go up, so timing your selling is the key. . Ol Harold is gonna be sad he did not buy silver at $25 an oz. , 2 years from now.by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Gold - 2 years ago
Take it from one of the most accurate market technicians. This guy has been at it for over 50 years. As ripley says, " believe it or not! You may not understand his charts, but especially read the bottom section. Inflation is launching upward, Interest rates will rise. The real estate bubble will pop. We are in for a rough time. In the early 1980's when interby possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Gold - 2 years ago
Joe and Kammy throwing money at every problem known to man. There will be so much money blowing around, it will drive the value of the dollar to new lows. WE already see commodities breaking out of its 10 year down trend. We will have plenty of inflation. The last 30 years the government has printed and spent too much, The next 4 years will be very good for the price of precious metals. Load uby possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: ON THE HORIZON = MDT-8000 - 2 years ago
Tom, we are glad you are connected to both companies!by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: TOM in Cali Deus advice - 2 years ago
Calabash, Does the type of dirt cause a user to have to adjust the unit differently , which in turn causes the machine to react differently to targets in nasty soil? I know you have mild sandy dirt, and Tom has crappy dirt. Comparing the target depths in dirt on each end of the spectrum of dirt, the bad dirt kills depth. Does the bad dirt also screw up the target signals also? Causing you toby possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Minelab Equinox owners - Question - 2 years ago
Interesting EMI solution. Now he needs to find some black aluminum foil.by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Minelab Equinox owners - Question - 2 years ago
Tom, I don't know if you ever visit other forums, but on Detector Prospector, on the Equinox forum, about a month ago , there was a discussion about what we would like to see in features and construction on Minelabs next/ new high end coin detector. Some good suggestions and Ideas there.by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Minelab Etrac - 2 years ago
ozzie, he seems to be some kind of dealer .by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: IMPORTANT NEWS - 2 years ago
good to hear rusticby possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: IMPORTANT NEWS - 2 years ago
If I remember correctly , 6-8 years ago first texas diversified as well, into other areas.by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: XP ORX ??? - 2 years ago
Hey steve, I see you just sold your smart plus. Wondering if u ever tried the Vista X, ?by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Vista and pull taba - 2 years ago
With the nuances in the audio on the Vista X, would it be possible to pick out rings amongst most of the aluminum tabs? I would think the rings might give a smoother audio, where as alot of aluminum has a more harsh sound. I had the Vista gold years back, and the audio was amazing.by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Prospectors find 2 nuggets worth $250k with detectors and backhoe - 2 years ago
Thats the way to do it. Use a backhoe and dig out the dirt, then scan it with detectors. Its paying off!by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Gold prices - 2 years ago
Normal bull market action. 2 steps forward, one step back. The fed did not stop the money printing, so this correction will not last long.by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Gold prices - 2 years ago
Harold, he who laughs last, laughs best!by possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
Re: Gold prices - 2 years ago
My Guru, Mike Oliver, update... Price targets by end of year. Gold...$2700-$2900 ......., Silver pushing $40. If you are looking for cheap silver, try the local antique shops. I hit one shop, and they had their silver coins at the same prices they were a few months back. Guess who bought a bunch? At $40 per oz, there are 5 quarters per oz, which would make them worth $8 each, and dimes, thby possum mo - Thomas Dankowski Metal Detecting Forum
