So Gary Christenson aka Deviant Investor ahnungsvoll... Jedenfalls ist Gold : S&P 500 auf einem Tiefstand angelangt; Um den langjährigen Durchschnitt zu erreichen, müßte es sich verdoppeln... Nun denn.
"Te graph of gold divided by the S&P 500 Index shows that gold is low compared to the S&P. The average ratio for 33 years – since 1985 after the gold bubble of 1980 – has been 0.75. The current ratio is about 0.44. Gold prices could double from here by returning to their 33 year average for the ratio. They could rise much farther if they rose to ratio highs seen in 1980. Even higher prices are likely when central banks flood the economy with more “printed” currency units during the next recession...
WHAT DOES THIS PROVE?
- It is graphical evidence that gold prices are low in 2018 compared to the S&P 500 Index.
- It shows that our current financial system needs a rising M2 to create dollar devaluation, rising consumer prices and increasing prices for stocks and gold...
- Decades of financial history show that gold prices are low in 2018 compared to the S&P 500. Expect gold to rise and the S&P to fall for several years.
- Gold prices probably will be several (many) times higher in a few years.
Take advantage of inexpensive gold prices. China, Russia and India appreciate gold’s value. It appears that Americans are more interested in credit and debt, which will not end well.
https://deviantinvestor.com/10302/gold-dark-before-the-dawn/
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