Exchange Market - a little bit of advice

Day 1,734, 14:01 Published in Australia Australia by Paul J Keating

I had given up on the exchange market as a way of making money, but in desparation I've been watching it again, and I have some advice for you all.

If you check the exchange market today you're likely to see something like this:



Lots of offers at or slightly above the 1G = $1000 CC mark. Demand for gold has been steadily dropping over the past few months, and now the speculators are pushing it below $1000.

But it can't drop below $1000 - why?

Because of this:



A bunch of CC offers at $1 = 0.001G (i.e. 1G = $1000 CC). Note the page number, over 80 pages of such offers.

Once those offers dry up, as they inevitably will through expiry, the Gold/CC will drop below $1000 barring some new offer that puts upward pressure on gold.

My suggestion to you is if you have a currency offer on the market at 0.001, take it down now and buy your gold from the market. If not, by the time your offer is picked up by someone the gold price is probably lower and you will miss out. Furthermore, the more people remove their CC offers, the faster the market will move toward the new equilibrium.

Disclaimer: The content of this article is general in nature, citizens should seek advice from their financial planner before making investment decisions