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Originally posted by AndyIgo: ↑

Hi Skol and all,

“32 million ounces = about 10 tonnes. Not 1,853.”

I’m pleased to see you still have an eye for your mathematics can you do me a favour and check my calculations regarding our current wager.

You may need to refer back to your diary; however, would I be correct to say that your horse today would need a 35% push to put it a nose in front?

Of course, I acknowledge it’s early days and this race has longer to run; however, I’m sure most in here don’t mind seeing you taking down a peg or two if the occasion arises.

Still one silver lining here for you is you should have a pile of cash after your factory auction I hope you will be kind enough to let us know where you deploy these funds next because you truly are an excellent contrarian indicator.

You could check out some of the Gold explorers or some of the miners about to start or increase production but please note this is not advice of any kind I just happen to think 2019 could be good year for such companies. (EXU etc.)

Cheers and very best regards: Andy

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Hi Andy,

Well as we all know goldbugs aren't the Einsteins of the World. There's a difference between 10 tons and 1853 tons, but neither Hubbartt, gougoodthing or any other goldbugs worked it out. It even managed to make it on to the internet without anyone querying such a colossal mathematical error.

I hope you read the article by Scott Peterson. How goldbugs who hoard gold should take to their bunkers, but good fortune await those with a willingness to invest in the future.

Your hole in the ground in Brazil appears to be stagnating, it's the wet season from November to April, something you possibly overlooked in your eagerness to gamble on the third world. Wasn't it supposed to be $1 by the end of 2017?

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