The same people who thought their house values could just inflate astronomically forever are the same people who think gold can just keep on rising forever, despite the fact it already happened in the early 80's when there was a massive gold bubble followed by its price falling like a lead balloon
The world (Earth Motherfucker) you are in, would you rather take an ounce of paper or a ounce of gold. Unless we kill these leaders, the people will always fight with each other. For money, gold, whatever the profit is, at that time, it doesn't fucking matter over your own life. Everyone bickers over pointless shit. Stop protecting cops. Become self suffcient. Stop talking and start WALKING. Buy guns. Educate yourself about taxes. Buy guns. this list is endless Think about the word anarchy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMDV645t3LI&feature=related"]YouTube - The Powers That Be Roger Waters :devil:
What the fuck is this Broony? Wellp.... These powers that be, fight for and over absolutely nothing. Imaginary prosperity all part of Maya, the grand illusion. Ey, but thaat's life, void, to be filled by those willing to fill it. I wish my heart wasn't void half the time. :biker: <-- Pigpen R.I.P.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70V1BfBI51U"]YouTube - Max Keiser on UN's 'grim outlook' for world economy 2011 my boy max keiser...
when one buys gold with dollars they are selling the dollar and buying gold. that is getting out of the dollar and into gold. ok then Gold Falls When the Dollar Rises and vice versa. precious metals are the antithesis to fractional reserve banking. diamonds pfft
Which will then again be sold in dollars, people buy gold for one of two reasons like the stock market, they either buy it to hold onto as a way to spread their assets around, or they buy it in hopes the price will keep rising and they can sell it for profit at a later date. ok then Gold Falls When the Dollar Rises and vice versa. precious metals are the antithesis to fractional reserve banking. diamonds pfft[/QUOTE] Correlation doesn't equal an absolute, especially given the fact the price of gold kept rising when the dollar as been stable during boom times in the past 30 years, or the fact while in this recession the price of gold has skyrocketed, the last time there was a gold bubble and a recession came along and the dollar fell(early 1980's one) the price of gold fell through the bottom of the floor.
i can hardly make sense of that slop. try using separate sentences instead of comma spliced run-ons. that may help you present your ideas more clearly. thus you may be able to realize before posting that they are utter bullshit. the driving force behind the run up in the gold is not what it was decades ago. don't count on the price dropping anytime soon, beyond the normal correction, to buy that golden toilet you wanted.