Jeff Clark, Herausgeber von "Big Gold", bei Casey, mit einem Artikel für Goldbugs!!
Schöne Langzeitcharts.
Angesichts aufblähender Inflation teile ich seine Überlegungen:
"....So what do I tell myself? “Every fundamental reason that gold is sought as a safe haven is still growing in importance.”
What about gold’s behavior during the economic problems of the 1970s?
From December 1974 to August 1976, gold dropped a whopping 48%, even as
inflation and the economy’s condition were worsening. We all know what happened next: by the end of 1976, gold climbed 32%. And by January 1980, gold had risen more than 700%.
Today the U.S. inflation rate is 13.4%, almost as high as the worst of the 1970s. Wait, you say, I thought the CPI was 5.6%?
According to John Williams of Shadow Stats, measuring inflation by
exactly the same methodology the Department of Commerce used in 1980,
shows that the true rate is more than double the bogus figures the
government is currently publishing. That’s why gas pump and grocery
aisle prices are making a mockery of the government’s numbers.
What do I tell myself? “Inflation is out of control and getting worse.”..."
"....What do I tell myself? “$800 gold is nothing but a buying opportunity. ..."
Grüsse