@wolfe63 saidPsssst...Keep it quiet but I got a bridge I can sell you real cheap going to be worth a fortune down the road in about 50 years!!! 😉
I feel ya. I missed out on Microsoft after the crash in October, 1987.
Financial investment is not for the squeamish.
I wish I could have known then that stock-brokers and financial advisers are just like "the house" in a Vegas casino: They never lose.
-VR
@wolfgang59 saidGold has held its value for 5000 years.
Why on earth do you think a metal is an asset?
No man made currency has even lasted a tenth of that time.
Gold will still be treasured long after dollars, yen, pounds and euros are a foot note in some ancient economic text book.
@the-gravedigger saidThey thought at one time the Roman Empire would never fell, but it happened! 😉
Gold has held its value for 5000 years.
No man made currency has even lasted a tenth of that time.
Gold will still be treasured long after dollars, yen, pounds and euros are a foot note in some ancient economic text book.
-VR
@very-rusty saidYes, all Empires become over extended and fail eventually.
They thought at one time the Roman Empire would never fell, but it happened! 😉
-VR
Read a book about it a long time ago.
@the-gravedigger saidI don't think gold will be disappearing anytime soon but we can never say never as we can not see the future.
Yes, all Empires become over extended and fail eventually.
Read a book about it a long time ago.
-VR
@the-gravedigger saidThanks for answering him for me.
Gold has held its value for 5000 years.
No man made currency has even lasted a tenth of that time.
Gold will still be treasured long after dollars, yen, pounds and euros are a foot note in some ancient economic text book.
It blew my mind when he asked it.
If he doesn't understand gold/silver as an asset at his age he never will.
@chessturd saidToo start with you have no idea what my age is, just assuming.
Thanks for answering him for me.
It blew my mind when he asked it.
If he doesn't understand gold/silver as an asset at his age he never will.
Going by what I am saying on here.
How do you or anyone else know how long gold/silver will last? Can you for tell what will be in the next 100 years?
-VR
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@chessturd saidTry and get over yourself he was answering for himself not you!!! 😛
Thanks for answering him for me.
-VR
@very-rusty said95% of all the gold ever mined is still here.
How do you or anyone else know how long gold/silver will last? Can you for tell what will be in the next 100 years?
-VR
It doesn't get used up.
Silver does but they are working on better recycling.