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September 2, 2009 at 7:35 PM #452921September 2, 2009 at 9:35 PM #452175smshorttimerParticipant
Steering away from the torturous tax talk (sorry) – my gold/silver interests carried my tiny non-401k portfolio today, which got me thinking. I am fearful of chasing, but do I add more?
It seems like a hardcore goldbug collects gold only to use it to buy bread, clean water and firearms when there are gun-totting robbers terrorizing neighborhoods, when unemployment and inflation are in high double digits.
Doomsday scenarios are not what piques my curiosity about the stuff, but I am still uncertain about the endgame for the non-doomsday gold investor. If, at this point, it’s to simply sell when the magical $2,000 an ounce arrives, what are you getting in return? Worthless greenbacks? Do you sell half your stake and keep the rest just in case the country does its best Zimbabwe impression?
September 2, 2009 at 9:35 PM #452370smshorttimerParticipantSteering away from the torturous tax talk (sorry) – my gold/silver interests carried my tiny non-401k portfolio today, which got me thinking. I am fearful of chasing, but do I add more?
It seems like a hardcore goldbug collects gold only to use it to buy bread, clean water and firearms when there are gun-totting robbers terrorizing neighborhoods, when unemployment and inflation are in high double digits.
Doomsday scenarios are not what piques my curiosity about the stuff, but I am still uncertain about the endgame for the non-doomsday gold investor. If, at this point, it’s to simply sell when the magical $2,000 an ounce arrives, what are you getting in return? Worthless greenbacks? Do you sell half your stake and keep the rest just in case the country does its best Zimbabwe impression?
September 2, 2009 at 9:35 PM #452709smshorttimerParticipantSteering away from the torturous tax talk (sorry) – my gold/silver interests carried my tiny non-401k portfolio today, which got me thinking. I am fearful of chasing, but do I add more?
It seems like a hardcore goldbug collects gold only to use it to buy bread, clean water and firearms when there are gun-totting robbers terrorizing neighborhoods, when unemployment and inflation are in high double digits.
Doomsday scenarios are not what piques my curiosity about the stuff, but I am still uncertain about the endgame for the non-doomsday gold investor. If, at this point, it’s to simply sell when the magical $2,000 an ounce arrives, what are you getting in return? Worthless greenbacks? Do you sell half your stake and keep the rest just in case the country does its best Zimbabwe impression?
September 2, 2009 at 9:35 PM #452781smshorttimerParticipantSteering away from the torturous tax talk (sorry) – my gold/silver interests carried my tiny non-401k portfolio today, which got me thinking. I am fearful of chasing, but do I add more?
It seems like a hardcore goldbug collects gold only to use it to buy bread, clean water and firearms when there are gun-totting robbers terrorizing neighborhoods, when unemployment and inflation are in high double digits.
Doomsday scenarios are not what piques my curiosity about the stuff, but I am still uncertain about the endgame for the non-doomsday gold investor. If, at this point, it’s to simply sell when the magical $2,000 an ounce arrives, what are you getting in return? Worthless greenbacks? Do you sell half your stake and keep the rest just in case the country does its best Zimbabwe impression?
September 2, 2009 at 9:35 PM #452972smshorttimerParticipantSteering away from the torturous tax talk (sorry) – my gold/silver interests carried my tiny non-401k portfolio today, which got me thinking. I am fearful of chasing, but do I add more?
It seems like a hardcore goldbug collects gold only to use it to buy bread, clean water and firearms when there are gun-totting robbers terrorizing neighborhoods, when unemployment and inflation are in high double digits.
Doomsday scenarios are not what piques my curiosity about the stuff, but I am still uncertain about the endgame for the non-doomsday gold investor. If, at this point, it’s to simply sell when the magical $2,000 an ounce arrives, what are you getting in return? Worthless greenbacks? Do you sell half your stake and keep the rest just in case the country does its best Zimbabwe impression?
September 16, 2009 at 11:13 AM #457319DataAgentParticipantSo sdrealtor… are you back in yet?
September 16, 2009 at 11:13 AM #457513DataAgentParticipantSo sdrealtor… are you back in yet?
September 16, 2009 at 11:13 AM #457854DataAgentParticipantSo sdrealtor… are you back in yet?
September 16, 2009 at 11:13 AM #457927DataAgentParticipantSo sdrealtor… are you back in yet?
September 16, 2009 at 11:13 AM #458114DataAgentParticipantSo sdrealtor… are you back in yet?
September 16, 2009 at 1:50 PM #457458sdrealtorParticipantStill out. I dont pretend to know whats going to happen. I’m happy with my gains for the year thus far. I’m content to sit on the sidelines and watch for now.
That’s how I roll…….
September 16, 2009 at 1:50 PM #457652sdrealtorParticipantStill out. I dont pretend to know whats going to happen. I’m happy with my gains for the year thus far. I’m content to sit on the sidelines and watch for now.
That’s how I roll…….
September 16, 2009 at 1:50 PM #457992sdrealtorParticipantStill out. I dont pretend to know whats going to happen. I’m happy with my gains for the year thus far. I’m content to sit on the sidelines and watch for now.
That’s how I roll…….
September 16, 2009 at 1:50 PM #458064sdrealtorParticipantStill out. I dont pretend to know whats going to happen. I’m happy with my gains for the year thus far. I’m content to sit on the sidelines and watch for now.
That’s how I roll…….
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