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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1929432, member: 26302"]Many people on this board view me as a pm bear, but I would say this would be impossible. The only way I could see this happening is if there were massive panic in bonds and equities at the same time ala 2008/2009. Then the issue would be where would you get the money to buy this "cheap gold"? Do you take massive losses on bonds or stocks to "cash in" on cheap gold, or do you hold your bonds and stocks because you know, like gold, they will go back up? Only if someone wishes to remain liquid for a long period of time would this cheap gold truly be a buying opportunity. </p><p><br /></p><p>I do find myself trying to get a little more liquid right now, as stock, bond, and land prices all are not terribly interesting to me at the moment, so in a year or two maybe I could buy 100 ounces if such an event occurred, but I could never buy as much as I wanted because to do so would require me to post massive losses on other investments.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1929432, member: 26302"]Many people on this board view me as a pm bear, but I would say this would be impossible. The only way I could see this happening is if there were massive panic in bonds and equities at the same time ala 2008/2009. Then the issue would be where would you get the money to buy this "cheap gold"? Do you take massive losses on bonds or stocks to "cash in" on cheap gold, or do you hold your bonds and stocks because you know, like gold, they will go back up? Only if someone wishes to remain liquid for a long period of time would this cheap gold truly be a buying opportunity. I do find myself trying to get a little more liquid right now, as stock, bond, and land prices all are not terribly interesting to me at the moment, so in a year or two maybe I could buy 100 ounces if such an event occurred, but I could never buy as much as I wanted because to do so would require me to post massive losses on other investments.[/QUOTE]
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