
Chandler F
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As a general rule, in times of economic uncertainly, in time of war GOLD is usually the safest form on investment. Gold price rallied massively early last year and then lost a lot of ground, over the past few months with economic uncertainly the major investors are buying GOLD to secure their funds - in turn pushing up the price of GOLD.
The relationship is not so simpe, but its failry certain Gold is the safest investment for the moment and highly like to increase. |
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Mobile T
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hey I dont know exactly of that secret investment. But all I know is gold will be down if the U.S dollar is strengthened and vice versa. So if USD is down, gold will be in good position. Check out some financial news articles related to commodities and currencies. |
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sm9ai1
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Gold will generally hold its value as supply remains pretty much the same. If we have hyperinflation then you will all be millionaires but you won't be able to buy a loaf of bread for that price.
Gold however will then be worth a lot more. But you could still only buy what you could before. |
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Beau.Gus
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There are no "secrets" in the markets, they would not work if there were, because someone would always come along who was sufficiently lacking in ethics to bankrupt the system. Madoff tried, but even he failed... |
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Computer Guy
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FDR made it illegal to own gold in 1933. The "secret" is designed to get you to subscribe to their newsletter.
During times of inflation, the price of gold increases, which includes gold coins, bullion, and to some extent, jewelry. Gold mining stocks will benefit from rising gold prices as well.
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brad
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sounds like a basic scam. I just seen commercials last night for options on a $50 gold up move that only pay out 100%? They just want to take your money. If you believe in gold as an investment, look into owning gld stock or physical gold in hand. |
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MVD34
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Sounds like a scam to me..nothing is guaranteed to do anything without the price of risk or carrying cost.
But, keep in mind that the government did outlaw personal ownership of gold during that time...a ban that wasn't lifted until the 1970's... |
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PinHead
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Sounds like rubbish to me, if more currency is released then the currency devalues, not sure how this equates to a rise in gold prices |
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