10-08-2009, 01:46 PM
No, it's the rough cycle of the economy and the amount of gold in circulation. There are many factors to it, but, it's a rough estimate. It's not so much gold itself, but, other factors involved.
Gold will always have a solid value. I made a killing off of Gold I purchased a little over 8 years ago. I sold it about a year ago. It's amazing really. I then turned around and invested in stocks of company's I know will rise again in the next few years.
People not buying stocks of certain company's right now are going to miss the boat. There are several company's with $.50=$5.00 / share stocks out there you can get into right now that, within the next few years, will be well over $20 / share.
Gold will always have a solid value. I made a killing off of Gold I purchased a little over 8 years ago. I sold it about a year ago. It's amazing really. I then turned around and invested in stocks of company's I know will rise again in the next few years.
People not buying stocks of certain company's right now are going to miss the boat. There are several company's with $.50=$5.00 / share stocks out there you can get into right now that, within the next few years, will be well over $20 / share.