pixiie
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Hey all,
Just hedging your thoughts on this idea: (as listed below)
http://www.couriermail.com.au/life/...lian-real-estate/story-e6frequ6-1226134204439
I apologize for not being a massive nerd in economics, but I am slowly learning (blame all my graduate nerd studies on those damn terrorists!), but I don't know who to believe these days. Some argue there won't be a second GFC, others say, we're on the cusp, it's coming - from my understanding and readings many have argued metals is the money, not paper notes and fiat currency - so who is telling the truth? Is there any particular school of economic thought that has most merit (i.e, the neoliberals vs the socialists vs the realists vs the conservatives etc) and can we distinguish these 'economic forecasters' by these descriptions and help to ascertain which side of the coin so to speak, are they on?
People keep saying not to buy a house now - which has totally stopped me in my tracks....but I am now debating, should I invest $20k in metals instead or keep it in the bank for the 'show of savings' BS when it does come down to loan time (which now wont be for a fair while)? How can I show the true value of my investment in bullion and how is it measured in terms of lending? and what kind of weight does it carry...so much confusion!
Just hedging your thoughts on this idea: (as listed below)
http://www.couriermail.com.au/life/...lian-real-estate/story-e6frequ6-1226134204439
I apologize for not being a massive nerd in economics, but I am slowly learning (blame all my graduate nerd studies on those damn terrorists!), but I don't know who to believe these days. Some argue there won't be a second GFC, others say, we're on the cusp, it's coming - from my understanding and readings many have argued metals is the money, not paper notes and fiat currency - so who is telling the truth? Is there any particular school of economic thought that has most merit (i.e, the neoliberals vs the socialists vs the realists vs the conservatives etc) and can we distinguish these 'economic forecasters' by these descriptions and help to ascertain which side of the coin so to speak, are they on?
People keep saying not to buy a house now - which has totally stopped me in my tracks....but I am now debating, should I invest $20k in metals instead or keep it in the bank for the 'show of savings' BS when it does come down to loan time (which now wont be for a fair while)? How can I show the true value of my investment in bullion and how is it measured in terms of lending? and what kind of weight does it carry...so much confusion!