It is true, and I don't think it is scary. I am one that "traffics" in "real gold". I don't understand a fool that thinks they own gold but has
nothing they can hold in their hand. That's nothing more then a paper note. If the world economy falls, or maybe it is right to say when, those with
paper notes of gold ownership will have toliet paper while those of us with physical gold have something to deal with.
I don't think there is any consparcy here. If you're fool enough to think you own gold because someone that is holding said gold is willing to give
you a piece of paper, you should get a cheeper price.
As for those of us that want to hold what we own, we don't mind the actual price of Gold. As for "actual price", anything from a pile of dog crap
to a rare perfect diamond is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it.
You missed the story where the US government mint has stopped selling gold coins.
I gave my brother a gram of gold for his birthday. I told him wealth isn't measured in papers, but when you hold gold, you could get in a time
machine, you could go to sleep for thousands of years, the world could end, no matter what happens you'll have something of value.
Speculative gold prices are just that, paper guesses.
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