Gold prices have surged upwards in the last 10 years at an unprecedented rate. The rise in value against the dollar has been absolutely remarkable and mainstream analysts fail to come up with any decent explanation. One ounce of gold was worth $270 in 2001. At the time of writing, November 2009, the price for the same ounce of gold currently stands at $1170. That’s 5 times more than in 2001! That is a surge that beats any other investment!
While it is certainly nice to profit from the movement of gold, that isn’t the only reason why smart and responsible investors are looking to purchase gold.
There is a more pressing issue on hand for most Americans: The rapid demise of the US Dollar.
Gold has historically acted as the anti-dollar indicator, meaning that there is a revererse correlation in prices. When the faith in the dollar goes down, then the price of gold goes up. Since 2001, gold has risen 500% against the dollar. What does that tell you about the current trust in the dollar? Let’s not beat around the bush here. It’s entirely possible that the dollar is going to collapse as a result of irresponsible spending by the government and the suicidal monetary policy by the Federal Reserve. What are you going to do the day that the dollar isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on?
Regardless of what your bank advisor or television is trying to tell you, gold is still the best storage of wealth. It is indestructable, scarce and wanted for both it’s qualites as a superconductor of electricity and use in jewellry. It has always been the preferred storage of years. It’s only 40 years since gold backed currencies were abolished. Since then, inflation has dug away at the purchasing power of the dollar.
If you want to keep your wealth safe in the coming years of economic turmoil I can only advise you to look into investing in gold. If you want to learn how to invest in gold, feel free to click onto my website. It lacks in the design department as I am not a webdesigner, but it tells you like it is.
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