Howdy, Gold out performed every other type of investment over the past decade turning 280% (1.43% per year) as of December 21st. Frank Holmes is the head of U.S. Global Investors, a small mutual fund family with only a few funds. However, they have some very nice funds such as World Precious Metals UNWPX and Gold and PM's USERX. I own the former. And as a disclaimer, I'm not being paid to tout these guys, their record speaks for itself. http://www.kitco.com/ind/Holmes/holmes_dec282009.html peace, rono
Yes, but I didn't buy any apples. Just kidding of course. Gold did very well and according to my sources is going to continue to do well in 2010. Yes, yes, yes and 3 more... :kewl:
Yeah, I think Google might beat everything. I wouldn't have minded buying a few shares in 2004 when it was at $100 :crying:, it's only at like $620 now.
Gold was not even close to the BEST performing investment of the decade. Many foreign market ETF's were up over 500%. Lack
Anybody can figure out what WAS the best performing investment of the last decade. Let me know, when you have the best performing investment of the next decade.
the best investment i think was a mutal fund that invested in startup companies in Russia etc... they were up 1500%. it was on msn now i can't find it go figure.
Hi Lack, Counting ETF's or individual stocks and we might have some like you mention. However, keep in mind that we're going back to 2000 AND that includes the bursting of the dot.com bubble, the bursting of the real estate market and the market meltdown of of the subprime implosion. The author was only using market segments, or asset classes, if you will, in comparison: Commodity Index Oil prices US High Grade Corporate Bonds US Treasuries US Stocks rono
My guess, Broad category: natural resources and commodities Narrower: precious metals Focus: silver rono
Howdy all, As I mentioned in a follow up, the author was comparing gold to other asset classes and not individual investments. As for the best investment for the coming decade? silver, followed by gold, followed by natural resources in general. rono