Sentences with phrase «real gold actually»

Wielding the magical powers of The World Wide Web, I was startled to find news of a recent study that suggests that medieval stained glass windows painted with real gold actually purify the air when sunlight shines through them.

Not exact matches

And though spot commodity / equity ratios (like the ratio of the spot gold price to the XAU) are actually supportive of commodity stock prices in and of themselves, the historical tendency is for these ratios to lose some of their informative value when commodity prices themselves have run to extremes and real interest rates begin to turn.

What is interesting to see with this bitcoin hype is how uneducated writers still are when it comes to the question of what money actually is — especially the assumption that money, e.g. US Dollars, are tied to any real world values like gold is one of these modern fairytales that is repeated often — I can not understand that even after the big corporate crimes (aka as «financial crisis») that US Citizens cost millions of dollars there is still such a lack of understanding of what money actually is.

A steadily increasing number of people will want to get in on the «new Bitcoin,» a bizarre paradox given that gold is as old as time, and will soon realize that gold possesses virtues Bitcoin does not, given that it is real, not digital and abstract; that owners can personally possess and store it in physical form; that it will survive any kind of electric grid or Internet disruption that might occur; that it can not ever be hacked; that it is the epitome of private, quiet wealth; that it is actually quite beautiful to behold; and that it was not and can not be made by man, only by God, who does not appear to have any interest in making any more of it.

The best bet is probably to invest in actual hard assets, things like gold, real estate things that you actually can touch with your hand.

Huge physical gold demand — declining prices Do paper ounces actually equal real metal?

The most important fundamental data (i.e., the ones that are currently most closely correlated to gold prices) have actually slightly improved since we last discussed them (they're still in more or less neutral ranges, but slightly better — such as real interest rates, the relative performance of bank stocks vs. the SPX or the US dollar...).

Matha pattis are totally in trend these days and brides are actually getting them made in real gold.

paisley pattern is one of my all time favourites and when you add to that a liberal sprinkling of gold thread as well, then these trousers are pretty much top dog; next comes the dash of leopard print to give a funky edge, not to mention the fun of pattern clashing; finally, the top may look a bit dark or even blue / grey, but the fact is it's actually silver and gold and looks much more stunning in real life, matching the tone of the trousers and boots really well.

A movie about gold prospecting in Indonesia, it was very loosely based on real events, but the names, circumstances and time period were changed, so Matthew McConaughey wasn't actually playing someone specific when he chose to gain weight for the role, make himself bald and smoke in virtually every scene.

One can only hope this is a joke, and not just because the terms of service indicate the binoculars are not actually made of real gold.

I just wanted to toss this suggestion your way and the motivation is partly selfish, but given the decline in gold the last 3 - 4 days (I actually exited all my long positions around 1500 - 1505 last Friday based on the breach of the technical support level at 1525 - 1535 and am now short in my trading account from that same level) I'd be interested to get your qualitative thoughts and maybe an update on your refined quantitative model with negative real interest rates and where it says gold should be trading.

The irony is that you can actually exchange bitcoins for cash much faster than you can for gold or real estate.

Not only has platinum outperformed gold as a weak - dollar currency play, but platinum actually has real - world industrial utility whereas gold... well, that's arguable in comparison.

While bonds and savings generate some return, and gold holds its value well over time, none of these other assets generate real earnings because none of these other assets actually generate profits from providing a good or service.

In a significant inflation scenario, gold would soar, long T - bonds would tank, T - bills would actually earn nominal but not real money, and stocks would likely trail inflation, aside from investors that invest in low P / E stocks.

You can argue I still earned that gold through gameplay, so it's okay, but I don't really see how clicking a few buttons to do my garrison missions is any more worthy of reward than going out and actually earning a wage in the real world.

Bluray, mandatory installs that use your hard drive, built in wifi since launch, games for gold (at least after 8 months and not over 7 and a half years after the service on the console started like with 360) thus giving actual real value to the Gold Sub, keyboard and mouse support, massive online player capabilities / MMOs, no file size limitations on devs on how large demos, free2play games (which aren't actually free on Xbox anyway), Xbox Live «Arcade» games cangold (at least after 8 months and not over 7 and a half years after the service on the console started like with 360) thus giving actual real value to the Gold Sub, keyboard and mouse support, massive online player capabilities / MMOs, no file size limitations on devs on how large demos, free2play games (which aren't actually free on Xbox anyway), Xbox Live «Arcade» games canGold Sub, keyboard and mouse support, massive online player capabilities / MMOs, no file size limitations on devs on how large demos, free2play games (which aren't actually free on Xbox anyway), Xbox Live «Arcade» games can be.

As others have mentioned, this is going to be a real doozy as the media narrative runs completely counter to what (it's so fun to actually be able to use this phrase in this context...) «the science actually says», based on the «gold standard» that we were told time and again is the IPCC bible (s), backed supposedly by those «97 % of scientists».....

It remains to be seen which of these two values comes closest to the real value of Bitcoin Gold once the currency is actually released.

With most Realtors spending the majority of their time prospecting via the online streams, like desperate old - time gold - rush miners sifting for nuggets in real - world streams (they actually worked... physically), is it any wonder that the new - age Realtor knows far more about computer programs and how to be an online presence than he / she knows about actual real - world real estate?