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<p>[QUOTE="goldcollector, post: 3475031, member: 9088"]Very few people report bullion profits. You have no choice but to report your stock earnings, there is a paper trail. I generally don't even get receipts either way on Gold.</p><p><br /></p><p>I would be Willing to bet very few of you guys reported silver earnings when you all sold out back at $49.82 in 2011.</p><p><br /></p><p>Not many people reinvest dividends, otherwise what's the point of receiving dividends. The company should do like most and not pay dividends rather just reinvest them. But no, people like "dividend income".</p><p><br /></p><p>Of the original s&p 500 only 60 remain = 12%. Most of those 88% that don't remain went bankrupt. Current S&p companies will also failor at least by replaced by more successful companies, thus S&P returns are falsy stated.</p><p><br /></p><p>Meanwhile paper gold and paper silver is sold like its the real thing, depressing actual prices. Even with this, Gold has crushed the S&P this century.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is " bullion investing", it was always a discussion of Gold vs Silver vs Platinum vs Palladium. Since silver always loses people now want to make it Gold vs Stocks or Pokemon Cards or Pet Rocks or whatever they want to claim they made their millions off of.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="goldcollector, post: 3475031, member: 9088"]Very few people report bullion profits. You have no choice but to report your stock earnings, there is a paper trail. I generally don't even get receipts either way on Gold. I would be Willing to bet very few of you guys reported silver earnings when you all sold out back at $49.82 in 2011. Not many people reinvest dividends, otherwise what's the point of receiving dividends. The company should do like most and not pay dividends rather just reinvest them. But no, people like "dividend income". Of the original s&p 500 only 60 remain = 12%. Most of those 88% that don't remain went bankrupt. Current S&p companies will also failor at least by replaced by more successful companies, thus S&P returns are falsy stated. Meanwhile paper gold and paper silver is sold like its the real thing, depressing actual prices. Even with this, Gold has crushed the S&P this century. This is " bullion investing", it was always a discussion of Gold vs Silver vs Platinum vs Palladium. Since silver always loses people now want to make it Gold vs Stocks or Pokemon Cards or Pet Rocks or whatever they want to claim they made their millions off of.[/QUOTE]
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