to see the real market situation, you need to change from a dilutable unit of measure (the dollar) into a non-dilutable unit (gold)
why is gold non-dilutable? because they aren't making much more of it.
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Judging by this graph the next thing to happen in the next decade is a big high in stocks and a big low in gold.
Judging by this graph the next thing to happen in the next decade is a big high in stocks and a big low in gold.
An enormous amount of gold came out of California from the late 1840’s through the 1870’s. Enormous amounts of gold again came out Alaska in the 1880’s-1910. However this graph shows only that gold prices were relatively high during these periods.
So I’m not so sure an apples to apples comparison quite works.