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<p>[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1261924, member: 22143"]Gold did exactly what you said it would do in the previous post you just made. Gold ran to $800 because goverment was being irresponsible with money. What they did then that they are not doing now, is the Federal Reserve let interest rates rise to 16-18%, the market price of money. It had the intended effect and people sold their gold and re-invested it into the economy. Stocks had to compete with this high interest and thus businesses was forced to be responsible. We had a production based economy instead of a consumer based one. There was no reason at that time to hold gold to preserve wealth. </p><p><br /></p><p>Contrast that to the present. The economy died because the huge industry around house building and real estate development collapsed. The debt based consumer economy is right behind it. It was fueled by unrealistically low interest rates. What did the goverment and Federal Reserve do to try and fix it? They made interest rates even lower, socialized a great deal of the private debt, and took every action to prop up the above industry that had collapsed. They are paying peple not to work and giving tax breaks to companies to move jobs overseas. It's a disaster in the making and getting worse. (oh and fighting 3 wars with no defined endpoint is hugely bad for $ currency)</p><p><br /></p><p>It's hugely different than the gold situation of 1980.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1261924, member: 22143"]Gold did exactly what you said it would do in the previous post you just made. Gold ran to $800 because goverment was being irresponsible with money. What they did then that they are not doing now, is the Federal Reserve let interest rates rise to 16-18%, the market price of money. It had the intended effect and people sold their gold and re-invested it into the economy. Stocks had to compete with this high interest and thus businesses was forced to be responsible. We had a production based economy instead of a consumer based one. There was no reason at that time to hold gold to preserve wealth. Contrast that to the present. The economy died because the huge industry around house building and real estate development collapsed. The debt based consumer economy is right behind it. It was fueled by unrealistically low interest rates. What did the goverment and Federal Reserve do to try and fix it? They made interest rates even lower, socialized a great deal of the private debt, and took every action to prop up the above industry that had collapsed. They are paying peple not to work and giving tax breaks to companies to move jobs overseas. It's a disaster in the making and getting worse. (oh and fighting 3 wars with no defined endpoint is hugely bad for $ currency) It's hugely different than the gold situation of 1980.[/QUOTE]
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