You're not really basing the outcome of an ongoing argument on a few day's performance are you?huehuuhehue either way countries like germany , belgium and luxembourg will try and remove them and if not, there is nothing stopping them from removing themselves from the eurozone - same outcome.
p.s how's that gold price treating you guys? huehuehuehueheuehueuheuheuheuheuheeu - i think an obligatory i told you so is warranted
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I made no comments about the gold price continuing to rise I just said that it was a hedge in uncertain times, something you refused to admit.huehuuhehue either way countries like germany , belgium and luxembourg will try and remove them and if not, there is nothing stopping them from removing themselves from the eurozone - same outcome.
p.s how's that gold price treating you guys? huehuehuehueheuehueuheuheuheuheuheeu - i think an obligatory i told you so is warranted
I TOLD YOU SO
nope just a bit of feel-good exaggeration. still worth mentioning how it was the biggest fall in 30 years on friday.You're not really basing the outcome of an ongoing argument on a few day's performance are you?
Ignoring that gold has still increased in worth $200 over the last 6 months even considering the recent weak performance
I bet you a latte that's not the casenope just a bit of feel-good exaggeration. still worth mentioning how it was the biggest fall in 30 years on friday.
also, blastus, i still stand by my statement. if times get bad enough (which there is seemingly a chance they might), investors won't even want gold, the biggest safe haven as seen by 30 year yields is still american long term debt.
i never said they'd give you a good return, i just said they'd be where money would move toterrible
better go buy some 30-year US bonds right