http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/gold-is-going-to-3000-get-some-physical-gold/ Whiskey and Gunpowder features articles on gold, oil, currencies, emerging markets, energy, and more. Sun, 12 Feb 2012 15:22:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/gold-is-going-to-3000-get-some-physical-gold/comment-page-1/#comment-22738 Gold: $3,000? $5,000? $10,000? These 151 Analysts Think So! | FavStocks Sun, 05 Feb 2012 08:14:19 +0000 http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/?p=3644#comment-22738 [...] Byron King: $3,000; [...] [...] Byron King: $3,000; [...]

]]> http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/gold-is-going-to-3000-get-some-physical-gold/comment-page-1/#comment-21769 Gold at $3,000 per ounce? What the analysts are predicting | Gold Per Ounce Wed, 02 Nov 2011 13:59:58 +0000 http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/?p=3644#comment-21769 [...] Byron King: $3,000; [...] [...] Byron King: $3,000; [...]

]]> http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/gold-is-going-to-3000-get-some-physical-gold/comment-page-1/#comment-20965 These 90 Analysts Believe Gold Will Go to $5,000/ozt. – or More! Mon, 20 Jun 2011 14:31:07 +0000 http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/?p=3644#comment-20965 [...] Byron King: $3,000; [...] [...] Byron King: $3,000; [...]

]]> http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/gold-is-going-to-3000-get-some-physical-gold/comment-page-1/#comment-20656 Take Note: These Analysts Believe Gold Will Go to $5,000 – or More! : MunKnee.com Thu, 28 Apr 2011 17:31:51 +0000 http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/?p=3644#comment-20656 [...] Byron King: $3,000; [...] [...] Byron King: $3,000; [...]

]]> http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/gold-is-going-to-3000-get-some-physical-gold/comment-page-1/#comment-20587 $5,000 Gold: Who’s Missing From This List of Peak Price Prognosticators? : MunKnee.com Sun, 17 Apr 2011 15:50:00 +0000 http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/?p=3644#comment-20587 [...] Byron King: $3,000; [...] [...] Byron King: $3,000; [...]

]]> http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/gold-is-going-to-3000-get-some-physical-gold/comment-page-1/#comment-20549 Update! These 86 Analysts Now on $5,000 Gold Bandwagon : MunKnee.com Mon, 11 Apr 2011 03:33:28 +0000 http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/?p=3644#comment-20549 [...] Byron King: $3,000; [...] [...] Byron King: $3,000; [...]

]]> http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/gold-is-going-to-3000-get-some-physical-gold/comment-page-1/#comment-7981 These 72 Analysts Believe Gold Will Go Parabolic To Between $2,500 and $15,000! - Desert Gold Exchange Thu, 22 Jul 2010 19:01:01 +0000 http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/?p=3644#comment-7981 [...] Byron King: [...] [...] Byron King: [...]

]]> http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/gold-is-going-to-3000-get-some-physical-gold/comment-page-1/#comment-1940 frank daluiso Sun, 10 May 2009 16:21:16 +0000 http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/?p=3644#comment-1940 Byron King, Are you concerned about the IMF plans to sell all or most of its gold? Frank Daluiso Byron King,
Are you concerned about the IMF plans to sell all or most of its gold?
Frank Daluiso

]]> http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/gold-is-going-to-3000-get-some-physical-gold/comment-page-1/#comment-1382 Gold Is Going to $3000: Get Some Physical Gold | BullionInn.Com Sat, 21 Mar 2009 05:57:06 +0000 http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/?p=3644#comment-1382 [...] Read more from the original source:  Gold Is Going to $3000: Get Some Physical Gold [...] [...] Read more from the original source:  Gold Is Going to $3000: Get Some Physical Gold [...]

]]> http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/gold-is-going-to-3000-get-some-physical-gold/comment-page-1/#comment-1265 R.P.WALDRON, Thu, 12 Mar 2009 03:52:40 +0000 http://whiskeyandgunpowder.com/?p=3644#comment-1265 Dear Mr. King, I will try my damndest to keep this blog as short and to the the point as possible,here's hoping you will reply promptly ,and w/some real solid advice.approx 3 yrs. ago my mother of 86 yrs., and completely lucid and sharp as a tack sold the house that both her and myself,and my dad,until he passed away in 1996 had lived in since 1955. She decided to sell the property and dwelling about 2 yrs. ,after.She had ,had a living will drawn up along w/ a legal will ,both by a lawyer.She specifically left all her assets and belongings to both myself and my daugter as I am an only child. She and myself were not aware that my dad,back in 1955 hired a lawer, legally had my name and specific rules he set down about inheritance in the event he died first in the family.Mom was under the impression that when he passd ,she would be the sole beneficiary if and when she deciided to sell the house/prop.and would alo be able to keep all his personal belongings.He had specifically stated that half of the proceeds from the sale of the propert./house be given to me ,inc half of all his personal belongings.Amazingly to my suprise she was not furious over what he had done and wanted it this way so very long ago.After the sale of the prop./house and many of his personal bel;ongings(he was a machinist and woodworker and had many both hand and power tools.Moms health as of late has slightly deteriorated and I live in Colorado and her in Mass...I"M here on strict medical orders from some of the best specialists in their respective fields, and most practice at Mass. General hosp.in Mass After over 12 yrs. trying to cajole and litterly pry her into moving to Co.with me and my daughter,she told me to give up or she wouldn't talk to either of us and would hang up if we called her on the phone.She assured both of us she was not lonely ,and although she loved us both dearly, she and her heart were in Mass. and she was determined to die there,and there was no need for us to feel guilty in any way.Anyway approx.a week ago I got up the nerve to bring up the possibility of a nursing home ,when and if her health deteriorated past the point where she could live alone and take care of all her own needs.Suprisingly she told me she had been pondering just that subject this last time she was hospitalized for what she described as a minor hernia.She always fibs to me when it comes to the seriousness of her hospital trips and many other expected ailments at her age.(THE PROBLEM ),mom has an appreciable nest egg built up and as I stated ,has left this remainder fom the sale of the house/prop.to both me and my daughter with me being the sole executor of my daughters part of the will.She is now 16 yrs. of age ,but no matter how much time I spend trying to teach her the value of a dollar ,the latest music c/d always takes precedence,mom tells me that it is totally my decision as to when to start giving her any of the proceeds as she is adamant about never have lived with us,negatting her the possibility of trying to instill some real old sensibile values, inc. titheing and running a household on a fixed budget.So she has totally left the responsibility up to me as to what I feel is the proper age and percentage of funds will be appropriate based on my sole judgement not hers .She has strongly suggested that I contact a financial expert such as yourself to come up with a plan to protect the inheritance from the waiting jaws of the nursing home when the day comes.Both her and I and a close intellectual friend of hers are aware that the law allows the nursing home to abscond with any funds that the prospective patient may have in the bank in cd's or we believe treasury bonds etc.therefore she wants to transfer the funds as possibly a gift to be put either solely in my name or both my and my daughters name.this is obviously where you come in ,to advise us how to protect the funds from both the prospective nursing home and to inc. any federal or state capital gains taxes.You see, when the house /prop.was sold it was for less than 500k so at least @ the time we were below the legislated amount to pay any taxes on the sale of the prop./house and were told by the realtor(REMAX)that we were at the time free and clear of any capital gains taxes.Sooooo........we now need some knowledgable information,both being completely ignorant of any laws that woul;d apply now.The other problem we face is that I'm 56 yrs.old and disabled ,up until now we have subsisted on the state for medicaid because we have absolutely no income ,not even the measly 300.oo the state awarded us as child support from my daughters mother . we were about to apply for the federal food stamp program,and I believe a state funded subsistance check for the poorest of our society,which I believe the acronym for the prog.is TANF of which I cannot remember what it stands forBeingof sound mind , but a very sickly body, I'm currently applying for social sec.disability and am being represented by the law firm of BINDER&BINDER whom have the highest sucess rate in the country in being successful in securing disability for their clients.I don't suspect that getting s.s disability should have any bearing on the inheritance funds,as its a federal entitlement program and I paid in to it for over 35 yrs. unfortunately I was not working at the time of my back injury ,even though I was employed full time.Just my sorry luck that it was the weekend,the silliest part was that I was moving a box that couldnt have weighed any more than 30lbs.,and for 35 yrs.OF which 25 I was a master auomtive and electronics technician Iwas as strong as an ox.Fortunately my medical records back up the diagnosis and my physician has taken a personal liking and interest in me and works williingly and promptly with the firm that is representing me.Now I am faced with the dilemma as describrd in the text and desperately need your help and advice before I do the wrong thing and loose the inheritance that my dad worked his entire life for.if you have a set fee for helping folks in the position that I have found myself in please state it in your reply ,unfortunately I wll have to put it on one of my credit cards that charge an exorbitant amt.in interest. so try to go easy on me ,at least until ,with the best of luck I'm successful in ascertaining social sec.disability,which their representative had graciously told me will take a min. of 18mos. up to 3 years ,and she gave me a tip, all disability applicants are rejected the first time even with the best of repressentation.hopefully you will read this and show a bit of compassion and give us truly your best advice and homespun commonsense concerning this abberation of possible taxation......... sincerly, and with all my trust and good will...............Robin Paul Waldron..............A.S.E.cert. mast. automotive & gas/diesel truck technician and master automotive and gas and diesel electronics technician........retired member,SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS ....... Dear Mr. King, I will try my damndest to keep this blog as short and to the the point as possible,here’s hoping you will reply promptly ,and w/some real solid advice.approx 3 yrs. ago my mother of 86 yrs., and completely lucid and sharp as a tack sold the house that both her and myself,and my dad,until he passed away in 1996 had lived in since 1955. She decided to sell the property and dwelling about 2 yrs. ,after.She had ,had a living will drawn up along w/ a legal will ,both by a lawyer.She specifically left all her assets and belongings to both myself and my daugter as I am an only child. She and myself were not aware that my dad,back in 1955 hired a lawer, legally had my name and specific rules he set down about inheritance in the event he died first in the family.Mom was under the impression that when he passd ,she would be the sole beneficiary if and when she deciided to sell the house/prop.and would alo be able to keep all his personal belongings.He had specifically stated that half of the proceeds from the sale of the propert./house be given to me ,inc half of all his personal belongings.Amazingly to my suprise she was not furious over what he had done and wanted it this way so very long ago.After the sale of the prop./house and many of his personal bel;ongings(he was a machinist and woodworker and had many both hand and power tools.Moms health as of late has slightly deteriorated and I live in Colorado and her in Mass…I”M here on strict medical orders from some of the best specialists in their respective fields, and most practice at Mass. General hosp.in Mass After over 12 yrs. trying to cajole and litterly pry her into moving to Co.with me and my daughter,she told me to give up or she wouldn’t talk to either of us and would hang up if we called her on the phone.She assured both of us she was not lonely ,and although she loved us both dearly, she and her heart were in Mass. and she was determined to die there,and there was no need for us to feel guilty in any way.Anyway approx.a week ago I got up the nerve to bring up the possibility of a nursing home ,when and if her health deteriorated past the point where she could live alone and take care of all her own needs.Suprisingly she told me she had been pondering just that subject this last time she was hospitalized for what she described as a minor hernia.She always fibs to me when it comes to the seriousness of her hospital trips and many other expected ailments at her age.(THE PROBLEM ),mom has an appreciable nest egg built up and as I stated ,has left this remainder fom the sale of the house/prop.to both me and my daughter with me being the sole executor of my daughters part of the will.She is now 16 yrs. of age ,but no matter how much time I spend trying to teach her the value of a dollar ,the latest music c/d always takes precedence,mom tells me that it is totally my decision as to when to start giving her any of the proceeds as she is adamant about never have lived with us,negatting her the possibility of trying to instill some real old sensibile values, inc. titheing and running a household on a fixed budget.So she has totally left the responsibility up to me as to what I feel is the proper age and percentage of funds will be appropriate based on my sole judgement not hers .She has strongly suggested that I contact a financial expert such as yourself to come up with a plan to protect the inheritance from the waiting jaws of the nursing home when the day comes.Both her and I and a close intellectual friend of hers are aware that the law allows the nursing home to abscond with any funds that the prospective patient may have in the bank in cd’s or we believe treasury bonds etc.therefore she wants to transfer the funds as possibly a gift to be put either solely in my name or both my and my daughters name.this is obviously where you come in ,to advise us how to protect the funds from both the prospective nursing home and to inc. any federal or state capital gains taxes.You see, when the house /prop.was sold it was for less than 500k so at least @ the time we were below the legislated amount to pay any taxes on the sale of the prop./house and were told by the realtor(REMAX)that we were at the time free and clear of any capital gains taxes.Sooooo……..we now need some knowledgable information,both being completely ignorant of any laws that woul;d apply now.The other problem we face is that I’m 56 yrs.old and disabled ,up until now we have subsisted on the state for medicaid because we have absolutely no income ,not even the measly 300.oo the state awarded us as child support from my daughters mother . we were about to apply for the federal food stamp program,and I believe a state funded subsistance check for the poorest of our society,which I believe the acronym for the prog.is TANF of which I cannot remember what it stands forBeingof sound mind , but a very sickly body, I’m currently applying for social sec.disability and am being represented by the law firm of BINDER&BINDER whom have the highest sucess rate in the country in being successful in securing disability for their clients.I don’t suspect that getting s.s disability should have any bearing on the inheritance funds,as its a federal entitlement program and I paid in to it for over 35 yrs. unfortunately I was not working at the time of my back injury ,even though I was employed full time.Just my sorry luck that it was the weekend,the silliest part was that I was moving a box that couldnt have weighed any more than 30lbs.,and for 35 yrs.OF which 25 I was a master auomtive and electronics technician Iwas as strong as an ox.Fortunately my medical records back up the diagnosis and my physician has taken a personal liking and interest in me and works williingly and promptly with the firm that is representing me.Now I am faced with the dilemma as describrd in the text and desperately need your help and advice before I do the wrong thing and loose the inheritance that my dad worked his entire life for.if you have a set fee for helping folks in the position that I have found myself in please state it in your reply ,unfortunately I wll have to put it on one of my credit cards that charge an exorbitant amt.in interest. so try to go easy on me ,at least until ,with the best of luck I’m successful in ascertaining social sec.disability,which their representative had graciously told me will take a min. of 18mos. up to 3 years ,and she gave me a tip, all disability applicants are rejected the first time even with the best of repressentation.hopefully you will read this and show a bit of compassion and give us truly your best advice and homespun commonsense concerning this abberation of possible taxation……… sincerly, and with all my trust and good will……………Robin Paul Waldron…………..A.S.E.cert. mast. automotive & gas/diesel truck technician and master automotive and gas and diesel electronics technician……..retired member,SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS …….

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