Revision Note: Advisory Summary:Security Advisory

Hello All.

We have some exciting news with the addition of a new bank account in India.

We now have a ICICI bank account available for cash deposit (only).

Online transfers and checks are NOT accepted in India (checks are not accepted in any country).

Please make sure you only deposit cold hard cash into our bank account and always remember the last two digits of you e-gold account to be the last two digits of you cash deposit (this is very important).

Please do not use our old HSBC bank account as of now. Any deposits made into our old HSBC bank account will be processed but not as fast as our new ICICI bank account AND at soon the old HSBC bank account will be closed.

Please use our new ICICI bank account for all orders from now on.

Find your local ICICI bank branch.

Thank you.

Admin
http://www.thegoldshop.biz/

Gold is in a channel that slopes downward a bit more than its primary down trend line and looks to have bottomed.

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End of downward trend points:

By Wednesday gold was down 7 days in a row, and had gapped down on Tuesday. Tuesday was a big volume day in the gold markets. Volume is a sentiment indicator. Lots of fear showed up on Tuesday which is indicative of

Revision Note: Advisory updated to reference released security bulletin. Advisory Summary:Microsoft has completed the investigation into a public report of a vulnerability. We have issued a security bulletin to address this issue. For more information about this issue, including download links for an available security update, please review the security bulletin.

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Yields on USD denominated financial instruments rose during the last bull market in gold because the US dollar was loosing value. Despite what the financial media, mass media, hedge funds, mutual fund managers think or are telling you, rising interest rates/yields are a negative for the US dollar and a positive for gold and silver.

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