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Originally posted by AtW View PostUnless you actually get physical gold in your hands then it's just swapping some paper money for other less liquid paper money (not even paper - digital entry in account that can disappear overnight).
Buy guns, fuel, canned food - in that order and you'll be ready for what's coming...
It's the gold per person which is the true ratio. More people want more gold.
I recommend tinned gold. Baked beans!!
Buy then now and store them in your nuclear bunker. They will be the only currency on earth once the gold eating aliens arrive. You heard it here first.
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Unless you actually get physical gold in your hands then it's just swapping some paper money for other less liquid paper money (not even paper - digital entry in account that can disappear overnight).
Buy guns, fuel, canned food - in that order and you'll be ready for what's coming...
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Yup absolutely lets not overdo the doom thing. No harm in spreading your assets, and I wouldn't necessarily exclude Euro stuff in there. I actually have Greek shares, because they offer excellent value, I mean 10% dividends.
Which investor said it? Be greedy when everyone's scared.
I reckon Gold is popular now so a gold investment probably won't be very good, but eventually however dire it might look now, things could well look a lot better in one years time......and shares are still well up on 2008. So the recovery is still in place.
He who daresLast edited by BlasterBates; 27 June 2012, 13:04.
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Gold pays no dividends, so where is the intrinsic value in it?
Also they keep digging it up, so its increase in quantity on the markets reduces its value just as money printing does (albeit to a lesser of an extent).
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Globalgold
Global Gold: Why Global Gold?
They are Swiss.
They are not a bank - so not part of the system, which may offer a slighty better level of safety when the next round of property confiscation is announced by the bankrupt US/UK/EU governments.
Seems better than Bullionvault and Goldmoney in this respect.Tags: None
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