Kuala Pilah kt pekan. Mana2 jer kedai emas. Semua cina, ada 1 kedai melayu. Kedai2 cina kt sana kebanyakan sedara mara diorg jer, nama pun dekat2 jer. Pakai surname family. Try g tanya semua kedai, x banyak ada dlm 8-9 kedai jer. Jalan kaki jer pun pusing2 Pilah tu.
Ada yg jual mahal skit dari yg lain. Tp still jauh beza dari beli kt tempat lain. Klu x berkenan dgn design yg dia display kt dlm meja cermin tu, mintak taukey bawak keluar yg bawah meja/dalam almari/belakang kedai. Most of the time diorg simpan sbb nak abiskan design lama2 dulu. Mcm design rantai gajah, cincin belah rotan, gelang bangle.
Kt dlm simpanan diorg ada yg design baru yg lagi cantik/latest.
Okey, selamat membeli.
p.s: klu nak merempit guna barang kemas, beli kt pilah pun ok jugak drp beli kt PG. x caya cuba usha harga kt sana...
On page 1 of its ‘Gold & Silver Investments’ report the Office of the State Treasurer reports the following:
“Similar to other commodities, the value of gold and silver is determined by supply and demand, as well as speculation. The Federal Reserve, The London Bullion Market Association, JP Morgan Chase, and HSBC Holdings have practiced fractional-reserve banking and engaged in naked short selling causing artificial price suppression.”
Certificates for allocated gold present an accountability problem. Allocated gold certificates are supposed to be correlated with specific numbered bars; however, it is difficult to verify whether a bank is improperly allocating a single bar to more than one investor. Also, unallocated gold certificates are a form of fractional reserve banking and do not guarantee an equal exchange for metal in the event of a bank run on the bank’s gold on deposit. This is in conflict with S.C. Code of Laws 1976 SECTION 11-9-660.”
In a sign of the diminishing returns of paper market manipulation, on the heels of today's Fed minutes disappointment, beginning at 2pm EST, over 127,000 contracts, or 637.535 MILLION OUNCES OF PAPER SILVER were dumped on the market in only 1 hour, resulting in a massive silver decline of.... $0.65.
Nearly 80% of ENTIRE ANNUAL WORLD MINING SUPPLY was dumped on the market (during the thinly traded Globex session), over a single hour, and all the cartel could muster was a lousy .65 decline in the paper price of silver!
Post time 31-1-2012 07:02 PM
