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Compare the US Dollar vs. gold since early 1970's (gold standard elimination). Hell, compare it to the SP500 since then...gold holds its own very well. Anyway, gold has destroyed the dollar over last 50 years...that doesn't sound like a shit asset class. Your dollar has proved to be a flawed...

Please bring up a chart of gold vs. US Dollar since the early 1970's (removal of gold standard). Gold blows the dollar out of the water...the dollar is a con game especially last 50 years. I agree "botcoin" is also scam.

LOL. Gold recently went to $1700, did you ever say once that gold had good price action on the way up?

Agree to a point. The fundamentals for gold are actually improving, so expect a big reflate rebound at some point.

Would you rather have an investment that spends more time up than down, but is down in value? I get what you're saying, but I don't need my investments to make me feel secure. As long as the investment has a good probability of putting me way ahead at some point...I'm good!

My question to the traders expecting gold to be a safe haven...why did you wait to buy gold at such a high price? Did you think gold was going to just wait until things got messy and allow you to get in so nice and comfy and then explode or never go down just for you? Traders should of purchased...

So, you're saying the public participation is at an all time low and institutional money is at an all time low too...since that's also funded by the mom/pop/public?

You need to quit with your "public/retail" argument...get over it. This is the world of institution dominance. The public doesn't participate the same way they used to probably because they're in too much debt. Your arguments about comparing "yields" to determine if stocks are cheap is...

People...gold goes up after the turmoil. Gold went to all time highs after stocks hit bottom in 2009. All the QE/debt we already have and now it's going to be ramped up even more...plus the memory of losses/pain...all good for gold, but later.

Gold will soar when things calm down and start rebounding again...reflation. That's how it happened in the last crash. Gold got hit hard like everything else and then went to all time highs after the turmoil. The FED will use more and more stimulus to get things going and gold will love it...

Yes, it's been amazing the economy hasn't gone into recession in a long time, but that's the only thing amazing about it...growth has been the opposite. There's been a debate in the past about what caused the depression of the 1930's...many have said the stock market crashing was the cause. I...

The key to getting rich with gold is to be a gold bug when its time to be a gold bug...not all the time. If someone wants to hold gold as a small percent of their portfolio for some diversification and hedging...nothing wrong with that. Some of you talk about gold as a terrible hedge in case of...

Where to obtain edge from? That's definitely a loaded question. For me, it all starts with an obsessive analytical mind that won't turn off. So, I always try to have an open mind that there's possible insight into something just around the corner. Also, after doing this for a long time (1993)...

Most traders don't have an edge. I find that traders who've never had an edge make themselves feel better by saying edges don't exist. They also find comfort when other traders in the same situation unite with them in this kind of thinking. It's kind of like a group mental disorder or...

Can I assume you're 100% fully vested in the market right now? If you think the market is "dirt cheap", then why have any cash position at all?

Does Buffett have vision and independent thinking? His cash position has grown from 23 billion in 2009 to 128 billion currently. It seems as though he doesn't see the market as dirt cheap either, otherwise he'd be backing up the truck.:confused:

Stocks are DIRT CHEAP lol? How cheap would they be if the market did drop 50% from this so called "dirt cheap" level...super super duper dirt cheap?

Tyson used his hips very well, using his lower half and already powerful upper half to generate extreme power. I think his greatest talent was being able to punch with max force and not tire out...like most boxers would. True, most of his bouts were short, though!:D P.S. So many of these boxers...

Rooting for you.:thumbsup:

How were your "boys" back in December during the selloff? You didn't seem to be posting as much as usual.:D