Gold has gained almost 300% in US Dollars since 2001, moving up from $255 in early 2001 to as high as $1033.90 in March 2008.


9 November 2009: Well, we're now starting to get used to $1100 gold. Is that cheap too?

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We live in a complex, interactive, and increasingly borderless world in which our lives are impacted more than ever before by events occurring outside the sphere of our personal influence. I wish to establish a forum for the examination of these trends by presenting ideas which are central to the problem, disruptive of conventional thought, or conducive to leisure and conviviality.
I'm tempted now
ReplyDeleteIt's always hard to know when to enter.
ReplyDeleteGold was selling at $681 per ounce in November 2008.
However, since going back in time is never an option, it may be more helpful to think about where it will be trading by this time next year.
My belief is that $1000 gold will look like a real bargain by then.