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>Gold – Inflation hedge or something more?  - Sam Kirtley - Sk Options Trading
Kid you have been right to be short up untill now or put it this way over the past 18months.Your workings on GOLD vs Inflation are utter drivel.That gold shares have not performed as the bulls would have wanted is because of the exuberance of the fake run on the dow etc.QE cash being pumped in at a rate of knotts.The unnatural buying of bonds by a bankrupt fed who can print trillions of dollars of fraudulent cash backed up by absolutely nothing.america is totally stone motherlessly bankrupt and what the criminals in the fed fear most is the Canary in the coal mine and that birds name is GOLD.
Don't go to the well to often in life kid as you will one day find out the consequences of that action.
This is an example of what a 1oz Gold coin could do for you in 1960 it could buy a very good suit of clothing today that 1 oz Coin can still buy you a good suit of clothing whilst your worthless bankrupt dollar could'nt buy you a beer to drown your sorrows in so please get real in your argument.
Finally your inane argument to keep investors/speculators out of gold on the long side carries no water.The capitulation and hopefully it will be the final one in this ongoing GOLD bull market.


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Début de l'article : Gold serves numerous functions as an investment.Traditional reasons for investing in gold include: Inflation Investment market declines Burgeoning national debt Currency failure War or other extreme events Social unrest Some would argue these entirephenomenon are related.For instance investment market declines can lead to war which can be followed by inflation which can lead to currency failure – just look to Germany in the 1920s for proof of this (albeit in a mixed order of events)... Lire la suite
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