M morganist May 26, 2010 #21 Quote from jprad: "The time to buy gold was 1999, not 2010..." -- Niall Ferguson http://www.marketwatch.com/video/as...-turmoil/12BA6091-2911-4272-A1AF-C1E0DB24BC97 More... to make a big profit yes. to maintain wealth it is still valuable. it is still best investment.
Quote from jprad: "The time to buy gold was 1999, not 2010..." -- Niall Ferguson http://www.marketwatch.com/video/as...-turmoil/12BA6091-2911-4272-A1AF-C1E0DB24BC97 More... to make a big profit yes. to maintain wealth it is still valuable. it is still best investment.
J jprad May 26, 2010 #22 Quote from morganist: to make a big profit yes. to maintain wealth it is still valuable. it is still best investment. More... Look at the chart I posted prior to Niall's piece. It's done a great job of maintaining value in inflation-adjusted terms... ...NOT!
Quote from morganist: to make a big profit yes. to maintain wealth it is still valuable. it is still best investment. More... Look at the chart I posted prior to Niall's piece. It's done a great job of maintaining value in inflation-adjusted terms... ...NOT!
D Debaser82 May 26, 2010 #23 Gold and silver are going up because of evil speculation. Shrewd greedy casino capitalists who are aiming to jeopardize the purchasing power of your hard earned money and that of your granny for personal profit. You know this is comming. Got to love these cycles in government behaviour.
Gold and silver are going up because of evil speculation. Shrewd greedy casino capitalists who are aiming to jeopardize the purchasing power of your hard earned money and that of your granny for personal profit. You know this is comming. Got to love these cycles in government behaviour.
D Debaser82 May 26, 2010 #24 Quote from jprad: Look at the chart I posted prior to Niall's piece. It's done a great job of maintaining value in inflation-adjusted terms... ...NOT! More... Ooh yes... The you would still be losing money on gold if you bought at the top of the previous peak in the 80's argument... That's a classic.
Quote from jprad: Look at the chart I posted prior to Niall's piece. It's done a great job of maintaining value in inflation-adjusted terms... ...NOT! More... Ooh yes... The you would still be losing money on gold if you bought at the top of the previous peak in the 80's argument... That's a classic.
