TreasureHunter
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True!
It's true in the Balkans in general. Cash is king.
True!
It's true in the Balkans in general. Cash is king.
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Gold is a better investment than keeping your money in the bank with ridiculous or negative interest rates.
Only if it goes up from the time you buy to the time you sell it. It doesn't always do that. Ask anyone who bought in 2012, they still haven't broken even.
This is not 100 percent true. In 2012 gold dragon 1oz cost me $1870 to buy. Today you can't even dream to have it for $500 more....Only if it goes up from the time you buy to the time you sell it. It doesn't always do that. Ask anyone who bought in 2012, they still haven't broken even.
Only if it goes up from the time you buy to the time you sell it. It doesn't always do that. Ask anyone who bought in 2012, they still haven't broken even.
Are you sure? It is much higher now than it was back then....
spot does not dictate all
bought the 1 ounce Perth Mint bar for $68 then it went to $1k each bar, now going for much less, but still a good $300
This is not 100 percent true. In 2012 gold dragon 1oz cost me $1870 to buy. Today you can't even dream to have it for $500 more....
This is not 100 percent true. In 2012 gold dragon 1oz cost me $1870 to buy. Today you can't even dream to have it for $500 more....
Are you sure? It is much higher now than it was back then....

There were few more which double in price like 1/2 oz gold coin mouse series 2, 1/4 oz gold mouse and 1/10 oz mouse series 2 not to mention 1/4oz gold ox,tiger. series 1. Like in every investment you can have big gain or big loss-depends what you choose in this investment.7% pa in the last 8 years was a relatively poor investment. S1 and S2 mice were the only relatively good ones and that was frankly down to dumb luck.
the Perth Mint old poured bar, auction won here, eon backWhat did you buy? I didn't get it...
There were few more which double in price like 1/2 oz gold coin mouse series 2, 1/4 oz gold mouse and 1/10 oz mouse series 2 not to mention
Australia is a small drop in the currency bucket, try USD.
Basically what you are looking at with the AUD price of gold is the AUD exchange rate.
So if you bought gold in AUD in 2012, you effectively bet more on the currency exchange rate than the gold.
What that means is that right now the "price of gold" for the global market can stay steady, but the AUD price of gold can DROP if the AUD rallies higher.
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Stack more?I was looking at the charts last week and I really think could has gone up a lot and could correct any time.
Although it usually starts climbing in January, what if it starts correcting -100/-200 USD instead?