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I don't understand this either, gold is in short supply, and should be rising in price.
I am sweet Don't u think?
Gold is still trading high. Gold will be a safe bet at these turbulent times. GOld presents a great and safe opportunity investment. You can trust gold. GOld futures present an unique opportunity. My advice is to make the most of the trading.
Common Sense
The rising USD.
Demand.
What I or anyone on Yahoo Answers "thinks" should be the last thing you should consider. You don't know anyones qualifications or motives. It would be pretty ignorant to base a financial decision on that!
If you "Position Size" correctly (let's say 1% of your portfolio) to the ETF "GLD"..... you may do well in 1 - 5 years. If not... you won't be hurt that badly.
John
Because gold is overpriced in this deflationary period. Remember that gold used to trade between $300 and $400 from the 1980s through part of the 90's 'til the central banks pushed it down to $250 for a few years. then it took off. Looks like it's overpriced now with all the other metals.
Morey000
well, I don't know what 'too low' is, but Gold is probably going down as the immediate fear of financial collapse has gone away. Governments are stepping up to the plate and securing the credit markets around the world. So, while we're undoubtably slipping into a recession, it does appear that money will still retain value.
brad
Stronger dollar, weakening oil price. i think gold's at a good trading level here. i may add a little gld if we break under 750. i'd look to sell around 800 for a trade.
Dave and Rebel G
Because, thanks to jewelers buying so much scrap, the market is now flooded with supply.
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