Yes let's all see the link butterfly... .. or even the transcript if that's easier for you.
Yes let's all see the link butterfly... .. or even the transcript if that's easier for you.
are you a chav Neo by any chance ? could explain your listening comprehension issue
Well done butterfly... now listen to it carefully and learn something from people that really know what they are talking about.
yes apparently you don't understand the English language Neo, normal for a Chav like yourselfOriginally Posted by Neo
link ? your misunderstanding between financial responsibility and financial volatility is for all to see hereOriginally Posted by Neo
no, it's not the same thing
Always dangerous to say something never happens.Originally Posted by socal
Anyway, when humanity overcomes its superstitious views of gold then it will just become another funny story of human history - like when native Americans sold Manhatten for a few beads and bobbles. Do you think, Socal, those beads and bobbles are still worth the same as that island in New York?
First. It's not my point of view that is being put forward, rather the view of some very well placed individuals in the financial sector, so as usual you are fudging the discussion of a financial analysis that doesn't support your misguided view by focusing on a personal grudge match.
Second. still..
Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming "Wow! What a Ride!"
^ very well thought argument by a chav, next
Yaaaawn...
listen you chav, I am kind enough to engage you while I should actually piss on your face for being an English scum, so please humor me
Whilst I do have some gold, I have never really understood what the gold bugs see in gold. If you look at and inflation adjusted index for gold over the last century, you will see that for most of the century its been a rather rubbish investment. the last 10 years has been very good, which might be why its hard to find gold charts that go back more than 10 years.
Here is one for 1913-2010, blue is for the absolute dollar price, and the red line is for the value of gold in inflation adjusted 2010 us dollars. The problem I have with gold as a long term investment at the mo, is that the price is high because people are selling out their shares and bying gold. At sometime in the future they will want to get back into the stock market and will want to sell their gold, at this point gold is going to crash in value. Its not going to happen at the mo because of general fear in the stock market but once stock market confidence comes back, I think we will see gold crash in price, just as it did under similar circumstances in the late 70's/ early 1980's.
Last edited by hazz; 22-08-2011 at 07:25 AM.
The future is, more and more people will put long term savings in gold rather then in cash deposits in banks that governments and wall street can exploit. That is where the world is going. That is why it is not a good idea to stay out of the gold market, at these prices.
If 40 or 50% of everyone (corporations, sovereign wealth funds, investors, regular working people)save long term in gold, you don't need interest on cash because the ongoing productivity of the world will be reflected in a slowly constantly rising gold price.
it doesn't present in your analysis that the "world of money" will deal with this current problem in the traditional way it has for generations....Originally Posted by socal
inflation...currency develuation.....austarity.....and if all fails..
....war!!...
jesus christOriginally Posted by socal
Why does every financial topic on this forum turn into an argy-bargy about gold bullion within about one page.
The relevant points have already been made and countered dozens of times. Repeating them adds so little.
Because butterfly still doesn't get it...
where is Neo ? why is he so quiet ?
Originally Posted by The_Ghost_Of_The_MoogOriginally Posted by NeoIt is an appropriate forum to discuss the economic "wisdom" of investing in all types of "assets".Originally Posted by Butterfly
The above posters others and myself have differing views on its suitability as an "investment.
You can always ignore this particular forum or bring other similar aspects to the fore, for "discussion".
"Gold Standard", "Inflation", "Monetary systems" all useful reading if you, as a gold holding gold bug, should read before you use Gold as a "savings" tool.Originally Posted by hazz
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