@Very-Rusty saidOh I got out of the “gold game” a while ago, at around $1,100/ounce.👍
Thank you for the green tea and splash of lemon and happy to hear it doesn't happen often in you gold game.
-VR
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@Great-Big-Stees saidLOL....Nice Catch! 😛 🙂
Oh I got out of the “gold game” a while ago, at around $1,100/ounce.👍
-VR
@Great-Big-Stees saidgold is funny.
Oh I got out of the “gold game” a while ago, at around $1,100/ounce.👍
it's more of an insurance policy than an investment. the rise in value keeps pace with inflation, but does not keep up
with valued stock like Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia etc.
I bought gold at $400 an ounce in 1986. Right now, gold is at a little more than $2,000, which is about 5 to 1.
But... 38 years? not so good. However, you should have gold just in case the doomsday scenario happens.
that could make gold shoot up 50 to 1. ($100,000 per ounce)
@Earl-of-Trumps said"Beloved Pan, and all ye other gods who haunt this place, give me beauty in the inward soul; and may the outward and inward man be at one. May I reckon the wise to be the wealthy, and may I have such a quantity of GOLD as a temperate man and he only can bear and carry." --- You know WHO!
gold is funny.
it's more of an insurance policy than an investment. the rise in value keeps pace with inflation, but does not keep up
with valued stock like Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia etc.
I bought gold at $400 an ounce in 1986. Right now, gold is at a little more than $2,000, which is about 5 to 1.
But... 38 years? not so good. However, you should have gold just in case the doomsday scenario happens.
that could make gold shoot up 50 to 1. ($100,000 per ounce)
My good man, you surely know that for a doomsday scenario, a much better investment over gold is LOVE.
When in dire straits we need to be wise, and wisdom dictates that we choose Love over Gold.
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@PettyTalk -
When in dire straits we need to be wise, and wisdom dictates that we choose Love over Gold.
Hey baby... I love gold!
@Earl-of-Trumps saidIn our Tavern we love to love, that's the whole idea. Some of us love food and drink, that's fine too. 🙂
@PettyTalk -
When in dire straits we need to be wise, and wisdom dictates that we choose Love over Gold.
Hey baby... I love gold!
@Earl-of-Trumps saidIf the “doomsday scenario” happens you’ll be left with just the digital certificate of purchase, not the gold itself.
I bought gold at $400 an ounce in 1986. Right now, gold is at a little more than $2,000, which is about 5 to 1.
But... 38 years? not so good. However, you should have gold just in case the doomsday scenario happens.
that could make gold shoot up 50 to 1. ($100,000 per ounce)
The digital certificate is worthless in a world where there is no stock market and no internet.
@Torunn saidYou forgot the best part…it’s all “free”, like the “love” of the 60s.🤔😉👍😁
In our Tavern we love to love, that's the whole idea. Some of us love food and drink, that's fine too. 🙂
@Great-Big-Stees saidAnd like it is today. 🙂
You forgot the best part…it’s all “free”, like the “love” of the 60s.🤔😉👍😁
@Great-Big-Stees saidI hope they agree that compulsory love is something we strongly object to.
If only the rest of the world thought as we do, eh? 🤔👍
@Torunn saidLove, as far as I’m concerned has never been “compulsory” but I am truly happy when it occurs.👍
I hope they agree that compulsory love is something we strongly object to.
@divegeester saidYou can purchase it. Gold in hand. Yes. I used to do it,
If the “doomsday scenario” happens you’ll be left with just the digital certificate of purchase, not the gold itself.
The digital certificate is worthless in a world where there is no stock market and no internet.
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@Earl-of-Trumps saidI could have bought it back in the early 70's when it was betwee3n 40.00 and 50.00 dollars an ounce. My brother-in-law at the time told me it would be a great investment. I didn't listen to him, now I kick myself for not doing so. Sometimes being stubborn is not a good thing. 🙂
gold is funny.
it's more of an insurance policy than an investment. the rise in value keeps pace with inflation, but does not keep up
with valued stock like Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia etc.
I bought gold at $400 an ounce in 1986. Right now, gold is at a little more than $2,000, which is about 5 to 1.
But... 38 years? not so good. However, you should have gold just in case the doomsday scenario happens.
that could make gold shoot up 50 to 1. ($100,000 per ounce)
-VR