Gold Long-term Elliott Wave Pattern
Commodities / Gold & Silver 2009 Nov 22, 2009 - 09:36 PM GMTBy: Ronald_Rosen
 SUNDAY SERMON -  SIGMUND FREUD (1865-1939) 
  “He was a medical  doctor who specialized in neurology.
SUNDAY SERMON -  SIGMUND FREUD (1865-1939) 
  “He was a medical  doctor who specialized in neurology. 
Freud considered personality to be like an iceberg; most of personality exists below our level of awareness, just as the massive part of an iceberg is beneath the surface of the water.
Freud believed that  most of the important personality processes occur below the level of conscious  awareness. In examining people’s conscious thoughts about their  behaviors, we can see some reflections of the ego and the superego. Whereas the  ego and superego are partly conscious and partly unconscious, the  primitive id is the unconscious, the totally submerged part of the iceberg. 
  How does the ego  resolve the conflict among its demands for reality, the wishes of the id, and  constraints of the superego? 
Through defense mechanisms, the psychoanalytic term for unconscious methods the ego uses to distort reality, thereby protecting it from anxiety. In Freud’s view, the conflicting demands of the personality structures produce anxiety. For example, when the ego blocks the pleasurable pursuits of the id, inner anxiety is felt. The anxiety alerts the ego to resolve the conflict by means of defense mechanisms.
 Repression is the most powerful and  pervasive defense mechanism, according to Freud; it works to push unacceptable  id impulses out of awareness and back into the unconscious mind. Repression is the foundation from which all other defense mechanisms  work; the goal of every defense mechanism is to repress, or push threatening  impulses out of awareness.”
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  “The farther back you  have a record of a stock or commodity and the more you study it, the more you  will understand its actions and know when it is making tops and bottoms. You  should become thoroughly acquainted with the stocks and commodities you trade,  and by studying them, you will learn their  individual moves which are peculiar to themselves.”
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  “Repression is the foundation from which all other defense mechanisms  work; the goal of every defense mechanism is to repress, or push threatening  impulses out of awareness.”   Sigmund  Freud
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  Is the truth about Gold’s innate repetitive  personality being repressed by gold bugs? It does appear that a wave four expanded  flat correction is inherent in gold’s personality.  
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Gold coins and bars should be considered an insurance policy. I do not believe that they should be sold regardless of a decline in their price. The percentage increase in the precious metal shares is a multiple of the rise in the price of gold. The percentage decrease in the precious metal shares is a multiple of the decline in the price of gold. The shares are obviously more volatile than the metal. There is more hope for riches placed in the shares than there is in the metal. That hope gets dashed easily on the way down. Speculators in gold and silver have their hopes for riches dashed on the way down but gold has a hard core of holders that refuse to have their holdings dislodged by fluctuations. Holding the metal gold as insurance is the way to proceed until the financial and economic mess that we are living with is resolved or at least mitigated.
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By Ron Rosen
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Ronald L. Rosen served in the U.S.Navy, with two combat tours Korean War. He later graduated from New York University and became a Registered Representative, stock and commodity broker with Carl M. Loeb, Rhodes & Co. and then Carter, Berlind and Weill. He retired to become private investor and is a director of the Delta Society International
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