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Lookingup7
July 1st, 2008, 04:10 PM
Does anybody know some history for this guy? I got a link to his website from the daily reckoning. Anyway, he was writing today that he think thinks gold will soon shoot up to 1200 dollars then go to 1650 dollars an ounce. Is this guy a nut or does he actually know something?

sojourner
July 1st, 2008, 04:17 PM
I read Jim sinclair,,,his website:
http://www.jsmineset.com/

He in the past has called tops in gold, I know,,,,and he is knowledgeable,,,of course, anyone can be wrong at any time due to circumstances...but he has some pretty good articles there on his website,,,

another article I read recently is:
http://www.321gold.com/editorials/nichols/nichols062708.html

which says basically that gold is working itself around in a triangle formation, and gives some parameters for the current, and later, moves......

I, myself, basically, know there is a "top", when everyone is shouting "buy gold" !!! That is usually when the move is over......this current move (I think) has not reached that point yet..........

:idunno

Lookingup7
July 1st, 2008, 04:23 PM
Thanks, that's what i wanted to know.

jds6958
July 1st, 2008, 04:56 PM
My analysis on Jim -

Positives -

He is nearly always right and has a reputation for it. If he is wrong it is because he is early.

He has been around for decades and has proved himself over and over again.

He has an ability to see spin from miles away and provides invaluable insight.

He surrounds himself with a few specialty experts that provide additional DD on his website.

He is one of the few (only one that I am aware of) that called the last gold superspike to the exact day and spent two days traveling around the world selling gold. He also called the exact low.

He called the exact low when it hit nearly $250 an oz.

He was speaking about the derivatives crisis before anyone even had a clue.

I believe his family name has ties to the NWO.

He knows "the plans" as the solution to the current problem and expects to offer his readers a two week window notice.

He is one of the best well known gold traders on this planet.

Negatives -

He is overwhelmingly confident, which sometimes scares me, b/c no one should be that confident.

I saw him be wrong once a few years ago in his timing of $400 gold. It happened a few weeks later after his call.

His focus on 1650 gold is extremely low, which he admits. But he started that call when gold was at 250, he was afraid that if he said 3000 gold no one would have paid any attention. He needs to update his calls on a gold price but I understand why he hasn't yet, however he has said he will once it hits 1650.

I am not sure if he is a Christian. My analysis of JS is strictly as an economist.

Overall, I assign a lot of weight into his commentary.

Other economist that I would recommend would include Jim Willie, Mike (Mish) Shedlock, Peter Schiff, Frank Barbera, John Williams, and the think tank Leap 20/20

AlphaOmega7
July 1st, 2008, 05:13 PM
My analysis on Jim -

Positives -

I believe his family name has ties to the NWO.



Hi jds. Can you please elaborate on this? Does Sinclair's family have front row seats at the Bohemian Grove or at the Bilderburgers meetings? Skull and Bones? Upper echelon Freemasons? Illuminati?

Please explain. Thanks.

jds6958
July 1st, 2008, 07:29 PM
Hi jds. Can you please elaborate on this?

I'll try...

Does Sinclair's family have front row seats at the Bohemian Grove or at the Bilderburgers meetings? Skull and Bones? Upper echelon Freemasons? Illuminati?

Please explain. Thanks.

No, it is nothing that transparent, and he is not a participant in the "agenda" to my knowledge. I have read that the Sinclair family name has a history with some key families known to be a part of the NWO. J. Sinclair has a rich family history as a gold trader.

JS refers to the NWO as "Authoritarian Free Enterprise" in his commentary. Most do not put it together. He also makes certain hints that unless you were approaching his commentary with this frame of mind then you would not likely connect the dots. He also has very interesting connections outside of the NWO. For instance, a friend of his that won a noble prize in economics (i forget the name) was one of the main architects of the global monetary system main blueprint (there are also back ups) that is expected to go live following this mess. That came out in one of his commentaries discussing this economist and his recent visit to China and for a very interesting meeting. When you get to this level, you are either part of the NWO or a knowing pawn or foot solder so to speak...

That is all I know, and I really wouldn't call it "knowing" just speculation and educated guessing that seems to follow a pattern as often as I read his commentary and historical commentary.

I just consider it more likely than not and enables Sinclair to have access to information that most are not privy to.

I hope that helps...

AlphaOmega7
July 1st, 2008, 11:39 PM
Really interesting stuff jds. I'm so jaded now. Thanks for the info.