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Thursday, August 4, 2011
Is there gold in Scrap office phones?
As an electronic waste recycler I am bombarded with inquiries as to how much or if there is any gold in certain electronics. I will begin posting about gold content in these electronics. Today we will start with office phones or pbx systems.
I recently saw an opened up white m2616 phone. It has gold plating on the circuit board behind the upper display. No gold on the touchpad though. Behind the touchpad was a plastic sort of board. Here are some photos above of what I found.
please check the ends of the ribbon cord connecting the display board to the main board as they will be Gold plated also;;;;
You can see that you have the cords to the phones (Gold connectors on both ends) ( not much but they are pretty in a baggie after you have an ounce or so) I clip them and sell the wire.
We recycle used office phones and equipment if you have any to sell please call me at 352-502-4449.
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We Are at the Cusp of a Global Move into Gold and Silver
By Chris Weber, editor, The Weber Global Opportunities Report
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
I've studied bull and bear markets for over half a century. In my experience, great extended bull markets, such as the current ten-year bull market in gold, don't die with a wheeze and a whimper. They die amid mass excitement, torrid speculation and finally the wholesale entrance of the retail public. – Richard Russell, July 19, 2011
Think of any great market in your lifetime, or any that you've studied before you invested. In just the last 13 years, we've had two that qualify: the Internet stock market and real estate.
Remember how both of them ended? In "mass excitement, torrid speculation and the wholesale entrance of the retail public." I know that many people have short memories, and it is easy for them to forget the lessons of even the recent past. But this is how bull markets end. I've never seen a great bull market that did not end this way.
Can we agree that gold was in a bull market during the 1970s? (Actually, from 1971 to 1980.) The price rose from $35 to $850. I was there, and I can tell you that the "retail public" did not buy in at $35 or even $335. They waited until the $800 area. I didn't start to see "mass excitement" set in until the price rose over $600 during the last year of that bull market, in 1979.
The same thing for silver, which rose much higher in percentage terms. From $1.29 to $49 nine years later, the general public did not get in until the very last year of it, again in 1979.
These days, you see gold talked about as news on TV once in a while. But it's like one of those events over which the average person thinks he has to be an on-looker, of which he is not a direct part. In investment terms, for most of his money, he is still thinking in terms of the older bull markets, which already ended: stocks and real estate.
This is a pattern we've seen before, and with every bull market I've known. People jump into a bull market toward the end, and then it takes them years to move on. They're still lining the streets after the parade's gone by.
Now, I'm not saying that some stocks aren't good investments, or that some locations aren't strong real estate choices. But as a general class, for both of them, the excitement has long since passed. For gold and silver, it is yet to come.
Here's what Russell has to say about where we are on the "bull market cycle":
My impression is that individual retail buyers from all over the world are beginning to accumulate gold in small quantities, regardless of the price of gold. Thus there is subtle pressure to push gold higher, even regardless of its official Comex price. Thus, we may be seeing just the edge, the very beginning, of retail interest in gold as a safe-haven currency.
Slowly, the retail public is once again accepting gold as real money (sorry, Ben Bernanke, who recently denied that gold is money – don't miss the confrontation between a stupefied Ben Bernanke and Ron Paul on You Tube).
I agree with Mr. Russell. I think we are just on the cusp of a move of global investors into gold and silver – I'd say maybe 5% of the way in.
I don't mean 5% into the entire bull market. We are 100% over with the first part of the bull market cycle, where just a few people are brave enough to enter. This part lasted from 2001 to maybe one year ago. I mean 5% into the part of the cycle that sees the retail investor accumulate. In other words, I'd estimate one-twentieth of the way until the mass of the public hungers for it.
Judging from most bull markets, this does not mean that we are only 5% of the way through in terms of time. This final period where the retail market plunges in can see a lot of people, and a huge percent of the total amount of people, come in all during a small period of time, as in a few weeks or months…
You know this part when you see it. For real estate, it was when 20-somethings talked of putting down payments on properties on their credit cards, sure they could flip the properties for a higher price. It's when a house can change ownership twice in one day (the way I saw in June 2005 in South Florida).
You know it when you see it, but we are very far from this in gold and silver now.
Take this recent little piece from economist Paul Krugman, for example, which seems to argue that gold has gone up because a small group of Americans are buying it.
Like so many Americans today, he still thinks that the U.S. and Americans are the only players on the globe. Nothing is said about the rest of the world. Just take two other nations, India and China. Both have currencies that are tied, roughly, to the U.S. dollar. Both currencies should be higher than they are. Many citizens of both see this, and have been accumulating a currency that is free to rise, with no national government trying to devalue it, or able to. It helps that both nations have deep cultural ties to both gold and silver.
Also, Europeans are turning to gold as an alternative to their sick and uncertain trans-national currency. To say nothing of the many smaller nations that are becoming greater forces than they ever were: places like Vietnam, where total gold holdings (most of them private) amount to nearly half of the entire GDP.
I like to look at comments posted by readers at the end of articles like this. They are a good way to see how average people think about things. And comments at the end of the Krugman article – such as "Stupid people buy gold" or "What a bubble this is!" – reflect a vast sea of ignorance.
Ten years into a huge bull market and most people don't think it is for real. But then again, this is the perfect mix for a bull market to operate in. Bull markets always rise with as few people on board as possible.
Finally, I've made an unscientific study of those people I hear say that "gold is a bubble." So far, I've always found that they fell for and lost money in the true bubbles of either the Internet stocks or real estate, or both. And they don't have money in gold.
At some point I'd think that even the people who today say that only stupid people buy gold will jump in. But by then, the price will be many hundreds of percent higher than it is now. When you read and listen to the ignorant comments, they are of such a depth of feeling (if not sense) that it will take years for most of them to change their mind. So I think we are years away from any end to this bull market.
This kind of market is the dream of an investor like me. A bull that is so quiet and so looked down upon by most people, but that has gone up each one of the past 10 years, and will probably (I don't want to say 'certainly') go up again in 2011.
If you are just coming on and are hesitating to put too much of your wealth in the area, I can say without worry that there is still a lot of room, and time, left.
Good investing,
Chris Weber
Editor's Note: If you still haven't taken a position in gold and precious metals, Chris is someone we strongly recommend you listen to. You see, Chris became a millionaire in his early 20s, thanks to a series of incredibly insightful gold investments. Right now, Chris recommends a great way to hold gold – one he originally used to start his multimillion-dollar fortune. You can learn more about all of Chris' favorite gold investment ideas here.
Further Reading:
It isn't always easy to change the way you buy precious metals… But if you want to get a huge head-start over most everyone else on this planet, consider this radical way to view your gold and silver holdings.
Gold is still the perfect hedge against competitive currency devaluation. But there are many myths surrounding the precious metal… If you plan to get into gold, you better know what you're buying. Don't miss this Daily Crux interview with Brian Hunt that debunks the biggest myths on the gold market today.
Given today's commentary from Chris Weber, it's worth updating our big "myth busting" idea regarding the pan-European currency: the euro.
Most folks don't realize that the nations of Europe form a larger economy than the United States'. Europe is China's largest trading partner… and a huge chunk of the global economy. So it's vital to monitor Europe's slow-motion financial train wreck (aka "sovereign debt crisis").
One of the big myths in the marketplace is that despite the region's problems, the euro is holding steady right now… and even trading near a yearly high. We say, look again…
The euro is plummeting in value. You see, the problem with conventional euro price quotes is they value the currency against other weak paper currencies, like the U.S. dollar and the British pound. Gold, on the other hand, is "real money." (We've even called it "the greatest currency trade of the millennium.") But it's not used in the conventional calculation.
Regular readers know we don't have much use for convention. That's why we point out how borrowing costs in debt-burdened countries like Spain and Italy spiked to multi-year highs yesterday. This news helped send the euro to an all-time low versus gold. The debt contagion is spreading… and this bear market will continue.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
I've studied bull and bear markets for over half a century. In my experience, great extended bull markets, such as the current ten-year bull market in gold, don't die with a wheeze and a whimper. They die amid mass excitement, torrid speculation and finally the wholesale entrance of the retail public. – Richard Russell, July 19, 2011
Think of any great market in your lifetime, or any that you've studied before you invested. In just the last 13 years, we've had two that qualify: the Internet stock market and real estate.
Remember how both of them ended? In "mass excitement, torrid speculation and the wholesale entrance of the retail public." I know that many people have short memories, and it is easy for them to forget the lessons of even the recent past. But this is how bull markets end. I've never seen a great bull market that did not end this way.
Can we agree that gold was in a bull market during the 1970s? (Actually, from 1971 to 1980.) The price rose from $35 to $850. I was there, and I can tell you that the "retail public" did not buy in at $35 or even $335. They waited until the $800 area. I didn't start to see "mass excitement" set in until the price rose over $600 during the last year of that bull market, in 1979.
The same thing for silver, which rose much higher in percentage terms. From $1.29 to $49 nine years later, the general public did not get in until the very last year of it, again in 1979.
These days, you see gold talked about as news on TV once in a while. But it's like one of those events over which the average person thinks he has to be an on-looker, of which he is not a direct part. In investment terms, for most of his money, he is still thinking in terms of the older bull markets, which already ended: stocks and real estate.
This is a pattern we've seen before, and with every bull market I've known. People jump into a bull market toward the end, and then it takes them years to move on. They're still lining the streets after the parade's gone by.
Now, I'm not saying that some stocks aren't good investments, or that some locations aren't strong real estate choices. But as a general class, for both of them, the excitement has long since passed. For gold and silver, it is yet to come.
Here's what Russell has to say about where we are on the "bull market cycle":
My impression is that individual retail buyers from all over the world are beginning to accumulate gold in small quantities, regardless of the price of gold. Thus there is subtle pressure to push gold higher, even regardless of its official Comex price. Thus, we may be seeing just the edge, the very beginning, of retail interest in gold as a safe-haven currency.
Slowly, the retail public is once again accepting gold as real money (sorry, Ben Bernanke, who recently denied that gold is money – don't miss the confrontation between a stupefied Ben Bernanke and Ron Paul on You Tube).
I agree with Mr. Russell. I think we are just on the cusp of a move of global investors into gold and silver – I'd say maybe 5% of the way in.
I don't mean 5% into the entire bull market. We are 100% over with the first part of the bull market cycle, where just a few people are brave enough to enter. This part lasted from 2001 to maybe one year ago. I mean 5% into the part of the cycle that sees the retail investor accumulate. In other words, I'd estimate one-twentieth of the way until the mass of the public hungers for it.
Judging from most bull markets, this does not mean that we are only 5% of the way through in terms of time. This final period where the retail market plunges in can see a lot of people, and a huge percent of the total amount of people, come in all during a small period of time, as in a few weeks or months…
You know this part when you see it. For real estate, it was when 20-somethings talked of putting down payments on properties on their credit cards, sure they could flip the properties for a higher price. It's when a house can change ownership twice in one day (the way I saw in June 2005 in South Florida).
You know it when you see it, but we are very far from this in gold and silver now.
Take this recent little piece from economist Paul Krugman, for example, which seems to argue that gold has gone up because a small group of Americans are buying it.
Like so many Americans today, he still thinks that the U.S. and Americans are the only players on the globe. Nothing is said about the rest of the world. Just take two other nations, India and China. Both have currencies that are tied, roughly, to the U.S. dollar. Both currencies should be higher than they are. Many citizens of both see this, and have been accumulating a currency that is free to rise, with no national government trying to devalue it, or able to. It helps that both nations have deep cultural ties to both gold and silver.
Also, Europeans are turning to gold as an alternative to their sick and uncertain trans-national currency. To say nothing of the many smaller nations that are becoming greater forces than they ever were: places like Vietnam, where total gold holdings (most of them private) amount to nearly half of the entire GDP.
I like to look at comments posted by readers at the end of articles like this. They are a good way to see how average people think about things. And comments at the end of the Krugman article – such as "Stupid people buy gold" or "What a bubble this is!" – reflect a vast sea of ignorance.
Ten years into a huge bull market and most people don't think it is for real. But then again, this is the perfect mix for a bull market to operate in. Bull markets always rise with as few people on board as possible.
Finally, I've made an unscientific study of those people I hear say that "gold is a bubble." So far, I've always found that they fell for and lost money in the true bubbles of either the Internet stocks or real estate, or both. And they don't have money in gold.
At some point I'd think that even the people who today say that only stupid people buy gold will jump in. But by then, the price will be many hundreds of percent higher than it is now. When you read and listen to the ignorant comments, they are of such a depth of feeling (if not sense) that it will take years for most of them to change their mind. So I think we are years away from any end to this bull market.
This kind of market is the dream of an investor like me. A bull that is so quiet and so looked down upon by most people, but that has gone up each one of the past 10 years, and will probably (I don't want to say 'certainly') go up again in 2011.
If you are just coming on and are hesitating to put too much of your wealth in the area, I can say without worry that there is still a lot of room, and time, left.
Good investing,
Chris Weber
Editor's Note: If you still haven't taken a position in gold and precious metals, Chris is someone we strongly recommend you listen to. You see, Chris became a millionaire in his early 20s, thanks to a series of incredibly insightful gold investments. Right now, Chris recommends a great way to hold gold – one he originally used to start his multimillion-dollar fortune. You can learn more about all of Chris' favorite gold investment ideas here.
Further Reading:
It isn't always easy to change the way you buy precious metals… But if you want to get a huge head-start over most everyone else on this planet, consider this radical way to view your gold and silver holdings.
Gold is still the perfect hedge against competitive currency devaluation. But there are many myths surrounding the precious metal… If you plan to get into gold, you better know what you're buying. Don't miss this Daily Crux interview with Brian Hunt that debunks the biggest myths on the gold market today.
Given today's commentary from Chris Weber, it's worth updating our big "myth busting" idea regarding the pan-European currency: the euro.
Most folks don't realize that the nations of Europe form a larger economy than the United States'. Europe is China's largest trading partner… and a huge chunk of the global economy. So it's vital to monitor Europe's slow-motion financial train wreck (aka "sovereign debt crisis").
One of the big myths in the marketplace is that despite the region's problems, the euro is holding steady right now… and even trading near a yearly high. We say, look again…
The euro is plummeting in value. You see, the problem with conventional euro price quotes is they value the currency against other weak paper currencies, like the U.S. dollar and the British pound. Gold, on the other hand, is "real money." (We've even called it "the greatest currency trade of the millennium.") But it's not used in the conventional calculation.
Regular readers know we don't have much use for convention. That's why we point out how borrowing costs in debt-burdened countries like Spain and Italy spiked to multi-year highs yesterday. This news helped send the euro to an all-time low versus gold. The debt contagion is spreading… and this bear market will continue.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
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*Business Phones, Avaya, Cisco, Nortel, etc.
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*Telecom components/gear, transformers, switching gear, Cisco, 3Com, Qlogic, Nortel,etc. Dialogic Boards, telephone systems, pci cards, ISA cards,panels, channel banks, tape drives, Modules, racks, whole chassis, routers, switches, etc.
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1500 SW 17th Ave
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Ocala, FL 34471
352-426-2716
Todd Klimson
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Attention all metal scrappers, debris haulers, and metal management Companies
All metal scrappers -- Promoters Wanted
$750-$1500* per month part time
No Experience Required, Will Train for job duties.
Call 352-292-2736
*Monthly rate will vary higher or lower depending on hours worked.
Pay: commensurate with pounds of scrap brought in to our warehouse.
Become part of this multi-billion dollar industry with the premier florida e-waste management company.
Attention: solid waste removal companies, junk haulers, debris haulers, demolition debris removal companies, junk removal companies, storm debris, hurricane debris, building demolition, metal scrappers, appliance scrappers, appliance recycle Florida, appliance drop off, construction debris, junk and debris, Attention all metal scrappers, debris haulers, and metal management Companies
$750-$1500* per month part time
No Experience Required, Will Train for job duties.
Call 352-292-2736
*Monthly rate will vary higher or lower depending on hours worked.
Pay: commensurate with pounds of scrap brought in to our warehouse.
Become part of this multi-billion dollar industry with the premier florida e-waste management company.
Attention: solid waste removal companies, junk haulers, debris haulers, demolition debris removal companies, junk removal companies, storm debris, hurricane debris, building demolition, metal scrappers, appliance scrappers, appliance recycle Florida, appliance drop off, construction debris, junk and debris, Attention all metal scrappers, debris haulers, and metal management Companies
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Monday, August 1, 2011
We Recycle All Electronics
We Recycle the World
•Computers
•Servers
•Telecom Equipment
•Network Systems
•Printers
•Cell phones
•Televisions
•Pagers
•Copiers
•PDAs
•Watches
•Scanners
•Laptops
•Speakers
•Batteries
•Monitors
•Aircraft instrumentation, gyroscopes
•Amplifiers, receiver-transmitters, oscillators, frequency control indicators
•Auto starters & alternators
•Cable boxes (analog, digital and satellite)
•CATV components and scrap
•Cell phones & telephone sets
•Connectors (Cannon, Amp, etc.)
•Copper & aluminum radiators
•Copper Anodes
•Electric meters & gas meters
•Electric motors
•Hard drives, floppy drives, CD rom destruction via shredding
•Hybrid Scrap
•Insulated cable, wire harnesses, cable assemblies (copper and aluminum)
•Intergraded Circuits/ Semiconductors
•Keyboards
•Laptops
•Mainframe computer equipment (ADPE)
•Modems
•Monitors
•Naval Electronics
•PC CPUs ? desktop & towers
•Plated Carrier Strips
•Plated Parts
•Power supplies
•Power transmission switchgear
•Printed Circuit boards
•Printers
•Projection equipment
•Radar & sonar equipment
•Radio equipment, transponders
•Relays
•Scanners
•Solder Dross
•Tape drives
•Telecommunications equipment (Central Office, PBX, Toll, carrier)
•Test equipment, oscilloscopes, meters, digital analyzers
•Thick/Thin film Materials/ Ceramic
•Tin Anodes
•Aircraft instrumentation, gyroscopes
•Amplifiers, receiver-transmitters, oscillators, frequency control indicators
•Auto starters & alternators
•Cable boxes (analog, digital and satellite)
•CATV components and scrap
•Cell phones & telephone sets
•Connectors (Cannon, Amp, etc.)
•Copper & aluminum radiators
•Copper Anodes
•Electric meters & gas meters
•Electric motors
•Hard drives, floppy drives, CD rom destruction via shredding
•Hybrid Scrap
•Insulated cable, wire harnesses, cable assemblies (copper and aluminum)
•Intergraded Circuits/ Semiconductors
•Keyboards
•Laptops
•Mainframe computer equipment (ADPE)
•Modems
•Monitors
•Naval Electronics
•PC CPUs – desktop & towers
•Plated Carrier Strips
•Plated Parts
•Power supplies
•Power transmission switchgear
•Printed Circuit boards
•Printers
•Projection equipment
•Radar & sonar equipment
•Radio equipment, transponders
•Relays
•Scanners
•Solder Dross
•Tape drives
•Telecommunications equipment (Central Office, PBX, Toll, carrier)
•Test equipment, oscilloscopes, meters, digital analyzers
•Thick/Thin film Materials/ Ceramic
•Tin Anodes
•UPS systems
•Waveguide assemblies
•UPS systems
•Waveguide assemblies
•Copper
•Steel
•Gold
•Zink
•Aluminum
•...and every item you can think of we are the best.
Call us for your free quote
(352) 292.2736 or email us at tdklim1966@gmail.com
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