看到這則新聞之後，真的很震驚。
讓Fred震驚的，
不是四天賣出兩萬條
（雖然也夠瞧的了）
更不是金價又創新高，
而是：
「持有金條的小投資人要等每盎司（英兩）
破1,300美元才打算賣出，
至於大戶不僅不急著出手，
還持續加碼買進」這番話。
人窮、沒錢、擁有金錢方面的問題或困難，
真的不要怨天尤人，機運不好、
或責怪祖先沒有遺留財產…等。
「沒有錢」或缺錢是「果」，
這些人的問題在於
不懂得、不理解、
不具有有錢人的思維、習慣或腦袋，
才是沒有錢或缺錢的根本原「因」。
讓我們一起持續努力，
就像《有錢人想的和你不一樣》一書的作者
哈福艾克所說的
使得大家擁有真正屬於自己的
「一顆有錢人的腦袋」！
2萬條金鑽條塊 4天賣光
更新日期:2010/09/24 02:39 記者高佳菁／台北報導
工商時報【記者高佳菁／台北報導】
金價屢創天價，台灣民間也掀起搶金風！
台銀兩萬條建國百年金鑽條塊，推出4天就被搶購一空，
銷售速度創歷年之最。而近期銀樓詢價買金電話不斷，
持有金條的小投資人要等每盎司（英兩）破1,300美元才打算賣出，
至於大戶不僅不急著出手，還持續加碼買進，
日前就有位婦人完全不問金價現在的價位，
一出手就買了20條5台兩重的金條，價值逾500萬。
每盎司逼近1,300美元關卡
隨著避險資金湧入金價，金價大幅飆漲，
金價周三最高來到每盎司1,296.1美元，逼近1,300美元關卡，
台銀首度發行建國百年金鑽條塊，正好搭上順風車，
在民眾瘋狂搶購下，2萬條金鑽條塊竟然在短短4天內全部售罄。
台銀指出，金鑽條塊黃金成份只有10公克，
換算為目前金價約14,335元，但其售價為18,880元，
比實際金價貴了4千多元，但台銀這次是限量發行，
目前金鑽條塊在拍賣網已叫到1條25,000元，
只要一轉手，現賺6千元，比金價實際漲幅更大。
不僅建國百年金鑽條塊熱賣，就連去年9月底
才推出可回售的1台兩（37.5公克）金鑽條塊，
當時售價為39,627元，而現已漲到50,182元，
但銷售並未隨著售價漲而衰退，業績持續長紅。
台銀說，近期有很多大戶，一下單預購就是
100到200條1台兩金條，主要是看好黃金後市，
且可回售，送客戶或犒賞員工最好的禮物，
先前在金價還未飆漲前，甚至有客戶一買
就是500到600條，等於一出手就2,400萬元左右，
以致推出不到1年，就已銷售2.2萬條。
銀樓變現客戶成長2-3倍
除了台銀金條銷售亮眼，銀樓也不遑多讓，
銀樓業者表示，金價漲破1,280美元後，
持有飾金的一般老百姓又開始將家中
僅存的小飾品拿出來變現，近1、2周客戶數
比上一波高點多了2-3倍，交易量亦成長了5-6成。
雖然不少人已按捺不住，不想再賭金價未來價碼，
決定先落袋為安，不過，持有條塊的小投資人
則密切觀注金價，業者說，小投資人昨頻打電話
到銀樓詢價，表示等金價破1,300美元就出售條塊。
至於大戶則老神在在，不僅不急出手，還持續加碼買進，
業者說，日前就有位年過7旬的老婦人，
竟然用一個不起眼的塑膠袋，裝了100萬的現金，
到銀樓買條塊。
另有一位婦人出手更闊綽，一進門完全就開口表示，
要買20條5兩的金條，價值逾500萬元，
完全不問金價現在的價位，業者說，
像這類高資產者頗多，買黃金已變成其資產配置，
所以不在乎價位是否創天價，且購買比重持續在加碼中。
白銀期貨創下三十年來新高：
黃金再創歷史新高，
達$1300美元
Silver Futures Jump to 30-Year High:
Gold Rises to Record, Topping $1,300
n 今年截至目前為止，白銀已經上漲了27%，
而黃金漲了18%。
n 今天美元已經回貶至今年二月的低點，
聯準會還打算進一步進行紓困。
n 黃金根本沒有上檔壓力，
而白銀尚未創下歷史新高，
因此其價格上漲之勢應該會更加迅速。
n 黃金在＄1300會有人進行調節，
但是根本沒有人看多，更遑論做多美元。
n 無論看黃金白銀價格比例，
還是白銀歷史天價的$50.35，
都能預見將來白銀後市看好。
By Pham-Duy Nguyen and Nicholas Larkin - Sep 25, 2010 2:40 AM GMT+0800
Silver climbed to the highest price since 1980 as the dollar’s slump boosted demand for precious metals as alternative assets. Gold climbed to a record, topping $1,300 an ounce.
Silver has jumped 27 percent this year, and gold has gained 18 percent, outperforming global equities, Treasuries and most industrial metals. Today, the dollar fell to the lowest level since February against a basket of six major currencies as the Federal Reserve keeps borrowing costs low and moves closer to easing monetary policy to bolster the U.S. economy.
“You’ve got a lot of open sky for gold,” said Michael Guido, the director of hedge-fund sales at Macquarie Bank in New York. “There’s no fear of higher rates to come, and the dollar is back to playing defense. Silver hasn’t broken any records, so there’s going to be more acceleration in the price.”
Silver futures for December delivery rose 18.6 cents, or 0.9 percent, to settle at $21.399 an ounce at 1:38 p.m. on the Comex in New York. Earlier, the price reached $21.48, the highest level for a most-active contract since October 1980.
Gold futures for December delivery rose $1.80, or 0.1 percent, to $1,298.10. Earlier, the metal climbed to a record $1,301.60.
This week, silver gained 2.8 percent. In the third quarter, the price has climbed 14 percent, heading for the seventh straight gain.
Gold advanced 1.6 percent this week. In the third quarter, the price has gained 4.2 percent, heading for the eighth straight gain.
Dollar to ‘Suffer’
“Gold hit the psychologically important $1,300, so you’re seeing some profit-taking after hitting that number,” said Matthew Zeman, a metal trader at LaSalle Futures Group in Chicago. “Expect gold to work its way higher. There’s nobody in the dollar-bull camp. The Fed is cranking up the printing press again, and the dollar is going to suffer for it.”
The Fed has kept its benchmark interest rate at zero percent to 0.25 percent since December 2008 and purchased mortgage-backed securities and Treasuries to help lift the economy. This week, Fed policy makers signaled that the central bank may buy more securities and that inflation levels were low, an indication that low borrowing costs will last for an extended period.
“With the Federal Reserve saying that they want inflation, that’s given people the motivation to buy gold,” said Barry James, who manages $2 billion as chief executive officer at James Investment Research Inc. in Xenia, Ohio.
Gold reached a record for the sixth time in seven sessions, and investors are looking for a cheaper alternative in silver, analysts said.
‘Capture a Bid’
“When gold gets to these levels, you’re going to see substitution,” Guido of Macquarie said. “Silver will also capture a bid off the industrial base.”
Batteries and other industrial uses account for about half of silver demand, according to GFMS Ltd., a research company. Silver futures reached an all-time high of $50.35 in 1980, a year after the Hunt brothers tried to corner the market.
Using a ratio that measures how many ounces of silver would be needed to buy an ounce of gold, “a case can be made that investors are becoming hip to silver’s allure,” said John Licata, the chief commodity strategist at Blue Phoenix in New York.
The ratio was above 72 in 2009 and is now below 61, an indication that silver prices have further to rally, he said.
‘Hot Money’
“Silver is really about hot money,” said Jesper Dannesboe, a senior commodity strategist at Societe Generale SA in London. “It may have several more dollars to go.”
Assets in the iShares Silver Trust, the biggest exchange- traded product backed by the metal, jumped 73.04 metric tons to a record 9,582.59 tons yesterday.
Gold assets in exchange-traded products fell 1.41 tons to 2,088.3 tons yesterday after reaching a record 2,089.7 tons on Sept. 22, according to Bloomberg data from 10 providers.
Gold for immediate delivery rose to a record $1,300.07 today. The price headed for the 10th straight annual gain, the longest rally since at least 1920.
Platinum futures for January delivery fell $4.80, or 0.3 percent, to $1,645.40 an ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The metal gained 1.4 percent this week and is up 12 percent this year.
Palladium futures for December delivery rose $3.65, or 0.7 percent, to $560.50 an ounce. The price climbed 2.7 this week and is up 37 percent this year.
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