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<p>[QUOTE="doug444, post: 2662498, member: 38849"]Plus, the 20-year calculation ignores inflation, and, compounding.</p><p><br /></p><p>Your $100 compounded @ 5% for 20 years is roughly $265. If someone cannot consistently net 5% per year flipping coins and making astute purchases, they should take up knitting.</p><p><br /></p><p>On the other hand, far into the future, we should expect annual inflation rates well in excess of 5%, which eats up the compounding gain and more too. Don't buy into the deflation argument, except in a few vulnerable types of merchandise.</p><p><br /></p><p>Remember, you buy gold as an alternative way of holding dollars, hopefully to preserve and/or amplify the purchasing power of your wealth. I don't believe in timing and trading.</p><p><br /></p><p>Overall, however, this is why the "War on Cash" is gaining traction, especially in the European Union, drastically cutting unreported income and giving the various government tight control over YOU and your "unrecorded" financial activity.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="doug444, post: 2662498, member: 38849"]Plus, the 20-year calculation ignores inflation, and, compounding. Your $100 compounded @ 5% for 20 years is roughly $265. If someone cannot consistently net 5% per year flipping coins and making astute purchases, they should take up knitting. On the other hand, far into the future, we should expect annual inflation rates well in excess of 5%, which eats up the compounding gain and more too. Don't buy into the deflation argument, except in a few vulnerable types of merchandise. Remember, you buy gold as an alternative way of holding dollars, hopefully to preserve and/or amplify the purchasing power of your wealth. I don't believe in timing and trading. Overall, however, this is why the "War on Cash" is gaining traction, especially in the European Union, drastically cutting unreported income and giving the various government tight control over YOU and your "unrecorded" financial activity.[/QUOTE]
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