You should be a detective.
As are you. If you were genuinely interested in the true history of money, you would consult works such as the one researched by David Graeber...
Let me say that I'm neither agreeing nor disagreeing with you. But I would suggest that folks might want to study the currency crisis in...
Institutions can't really high frequency trade bullion. The mechanics of markets might change, but the psychology does not. Also, please note...
Interestingly, when Soros was a partner with Jim Rogers, Soros was the trader and Rogers was the strategist. So I don't know how much he knows in...
You are correct that one post doesn't constitute a signal in the sense of buy or sell. But for me it is a signal of sentiment when folks start to...
I also collect them at every opportunity. It makes a nice souvenir and certainly is better than the classical junk.
This is the sort of OP I expected to see near the end of the PM bull market - all in to PM as it approaches the top. So I consider this the first...
Yes. Back then virtually everyone received COLAs and companies expected to pay them. Quite different than today when companies continuously try...
This reminds me of the old story about a man who made a bet that he could run through a gunpowder factory with a lit torch and come out the other...
Since I am old enough to recall the 70s and was in the workforce at the time, I would say you waaaaay overstated the difficulties. The primary...
I know it is a blind spot for you and it isn't possible for you to admit that it is possible to lose money holding PMs. I think you...
I agree. And it's also safer than advertising that you have gold.
I would never suggest that a safety deposit box is risk free -- there isn't such a thing. But on balance there are far more threats to PMs at...
You purchased your wife? :eek:
I would agree with you that anyone with no risk of losing their job, getting sick, suffering a catastrophic loss, or getting old during the period...
The discussion or risk pertained to the idea of folks holding PMs in their own possession for purposes of privacy and to avoid the risk of letting...
I think it might be a catalyst for higher gold prices since the conflict would inevitably spread. War is generally bearish for money.
Loss of a job, medical expenses, payment for uninsured damages, etc. Life happens. Besides, gold was just about the worst investment you could...
The difference, as I see it, is that as retail stock investors increase their buying, there are always shares to buy at higher prices. The same...
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