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I read some of the confusion came from the banksters working from home. Poor intercommunication.. But..... There are a bunch of factors causing the price to spike.
1. 3 of the biggest gold smelters in southern Switzerland closed temporarily.
2. Many mines are closing temporarily.
3. The fed is going to water down the dollar handing out trillions to businesses and individuals.
4.Gold has
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In the last crash around 2008, everything came down in price also. Silver came down to $8 an oz, on the comex, but you could not buy physical silver anywhere for under $14. But when the markets bottomed out, Gold and silver took off like a rocket, while the Dow took a few years to base and move up decently. Silver topped out at $50, and gold about $1900 3 years later. The same thing should h
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Gold and silver also act as money insurance. As the dollar or any paper currency loses value, the metals rise in value and preserve buying power. In countries where people have experienced hyperinflation, they love gold and silver, they see its value as monetary insurance. Those of us here in the states have not had the dollar become worthless....yet. I'm afraid the day is coming, as all
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It seems like various government agencies track everything. . The post office even takes pics of most 1st class mail you receive. You can sign up at the USPS website, and every morning they send me pics of most first class mail I will be getting that day.
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Dewcon, I respectfully disagree. Market analysts and chartists do not sell gold. Market analysts study the economics in the world. , and the things that affect the markets. They are watching the way the corona virus is slowing down the Chinese economy, manufacturing and supply disruptions, they are watching the moneys spending and money printing the countries are doing , watching the different
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"(The MDT utilizes the conductivity of bad dirt...…. to help envelop/transmit its energy). " Now that's very interesting.!
"Tarsacci and Minelab are VERY forward-thinking entities. Keep your eyes-open // ears-tuned. "
I think for any company that brings Mr. Dankowski on board as an advisor is very forward thinking!
Daniel don't despair about 200K miles, my 2
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I was snooping around the Detech website and came across this paragraph,
"Detech is the first to build coils with magnetic sensors, enabling pulse induction detectors to discriminate between ferrous and non-ferrous metals."
Is this the secret of the Impulse?
Would love to hear the thoughts of the detector electronics gurus here.
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"First Texas Products - because they can continue to make and sell a proven product at ever more attractive prices to new and existing customers."
First Texas is forced to lower their prices and find new outlets for their products. Why.? Because most of their old products can no longer compete
with the new cutting edge units their competitors are offering. I talked to a dealer 2 y
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Lytle, so you want to be a dealer and sell us these new detectors, but you are not going to tell us your results with the machine? That the...…….?
Are you going to become a dealer for the Cygnus -1x as well ?
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I have the simplex, I don't have the Vanquish. But what I .see with the Simplex, It would not surprise me when it comes to depth, The simplex eats the vanquish for lunch.
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Flintstone, the Simplex is awesome for the price, But it does not have the adjustability and coil options. Its a Hi performing , somewhat basic detector. I like it but want more adjustments and coils, so I bought an Anfibio also.
Example, in the park setting, the 3rd tone starts at 43, however the zinc pennies ring up in the high 60's, which causes a lot of aluminum trash to ring up as
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I too have been super impressed with the Simplex. As deep in relic mode as the Nox I had, at a park with nasty soil. I decided to get an Anfibio also based on the S+ experience. Received the PulseDive as a freebie
promo for buying the Anfibio. ( promo good til the end of the year) . Dilek and the boys at Nokta/Makro rock!
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What is happening in the detector industry, well.... I wish that would happen in the automotive industry . . Affordable well built dependable cars.
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I just received an email from Quest that they are coming out with a new pulse hand held for under water. Featuring what looks like a 3" x 8" rectangular coil, with the electronics in an 8" pinpointer style housing that bolts onto the coil. Coils will be interchangeable, and also a rod can be attached to the end of the control housing, giving the diver a longer sweep. They did
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Hope all turns out well.
One just never knows. My wife had a low grade fever for a week in June. Turned out to be leukemia. It turned our life upside down and inside out. But she just finished up
her last of 5 monthly chemo treatments, and is doing well. Life is getting back on track.
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Steve gets a 5 star rating from me also. The weather is lousy, but the Simplex knocks my socks off with air testing! Can't wait to try it in the real world.
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