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ParticipantSince I gotta put my money somewhere to protect it is an ETF like GLD or TIP (TIPS ETF) not considered ‘safe’? or will a market drop bring that down no matter where it’s focused?
ParticipantSince I gotta put my money somewhere to protect it is an ETF like GLD or TIP (TIPS ETF) not considered ‘safe’? or will a market drop bring that down no matter where it’s focused?
ParticipantSince I gotta put my money somewhere to protect it is an ETF like GLD or TIP (TIPS ETF) not considered ‘safe’? or will a market drop bring that down no matter where it’s focused?
ParticipantSince I gotta put my money somewhere to protect it is an ETF like GLD or TIP (TIPS ETF) not considered ‘safe’? or will a market drop bring that down no matter where it’s focused?
ParticipantFrom the Market Oracle…
Despite its higher prices of late, gold’s global supply-and-demand fundamentals remain dazzlingly bullish. Worldwide investment demand far exceeds the ability of miners to ramp up their production. And if you adjust gold’s early 1980 high by CPI inflation, it works out to about $2300 in today’s dollars. So most of gold’s bull probably remains ahead of us , not behind us.”
ParticipantFrom the Market Oracle…
Despite its higher prices of late, gold’s global supply-and-demand fundamentals remain dazzlingly bullish. Worldwide investment demand far exceeds the ability of miners to ramp up their production. And if you adjust gold’s early 1980 high by CPI inflation, it works out to about $2300 in today’s dollars. So most of gold’s bull probably remains ahead of us , not behind us.”
ParticipantFrom the Market Oracle…
Despite its higher prices of late, gold’s global supply-and-demand fundamentals remain dazzlingly bullish. Worldwide investment demand far exceeds the ability of miners to ramp up their production. And if you adjust gold’s early 1980 high by CPI inflation, it works out to about $2300 in today’s dollars. So most of gold’s bull probably remains ahead of us , not behind us.”
ParticipantFrom the Market Oracle…
Despite its higher prices of late, gold’s global supply-and-demand fundamentals remain dazzlingly bullish. Worldwide investment demand far exceeds the ability of miners to ramp up their production. And if you adjust gold’s early 1980 high by CPI inflation, it works out to about $2300 in today’s dollars. So most of gold’s bull probably remains ahead of us , not behind us.”
ParticipantFrom the Market Oracle…
Despite its higher prices of late, gold’s global supply-and-demand fundamentals remain dazzlingly bullish. Worldwide investment demand far exceeds the ability of miners to ramp up their production. And if you adjust gold’s early 1980 high by CPI inflation, it works out to about $2300 in today’s dollars. So most of gold’s bull probably remains ahead of us , not behind us.”
ParticipantFrom the Market Oracle…
Despite its higher prices of late, gold’s global supply-and-demand fundamentals remain dazzlingly bullish. Worldwide investment demand far exceeds the ability of miners to ramp up their production. And if you adjust gold’s early 1980 high by CPI inflation, it works out to about $2300 in today’s dollars. So most of gold’s bull probably remains ahead of us , not behind us.”
ParticipantFrom the Market Oracle…
Despite its higher prices of late, gold’s global supply-and-demand fundamentals remain dazzlingly bullish. Worldwide investment demand far exceeds the ability of miners to ramp up their production. And if you adjust gold’s early 1980 high by CPI inflation, it works out to about $2300 in today’s dollars. So most of gold’s bull probably remains ahead of us , not behind us.”
ParticipantFrom the Market Oracle…
Despite its higher prices of late, gold’s global supply-and-demand fundamentals remain dazzlingly bullish. Worldwide investment demand far exceeds the ability of miners to ramp up their production. And if you adjust gold’s early 1980 high by CPI inflation, it works out to about $2300 in today’s dollars. So most of gold’s bull probably remains ahead of us , not behind us.”
ParticipantI think I’ve boiled down to pointing some money into an the GLD ETF. I’m tempted to put it all there after some of the articles I’ve read, but I know that diversification is the wise thing to do.
Any opinions?
ParticipantI think I’ve boiled down to pointing some money into an the GLD ETF. I’m tempted to put it all there after some of the articles I’ve read, but I know that diversification is the wise thing to do.
Any opinions?
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