Ahhhh.... What a perfectly wonderful word these two letters make!
If sand were water, the deserts would be lakes!
If gold weren't rare, it would be ordinary! You qualify for today's MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS award!
MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS award!
Here’s another nomination: “U.S. Capitol full of crap.”
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I’m glad I put all my savings into gold and silver back in 2000. I’m up from a gold price of $250 and a silver price of $4.20 to a current value of around $650 and $13. And the best part is it is all TAX FREE.
I can take my coins down to my dealer and walk out with cash any time with no paperwork as long as I cash in under $10k in coins. As far as the IRS is concerned I spent all my savings 7 years ago.
Those changes are also reflected in the price of gold.
Just because the demand for gold goes up and the price goes up doesn’t mean everything else not gold becomes less valuable as stated by this author - as in all things are relative to gold.
But you knew that... You’re just being specious...