Endlich mal wieder Extreme. 
Mit einem Bruchteil für Gold wären wir auch einverstanden..... 
"....Michael Hampton, who is the best trader I know, uses all sorts of cycles and
technical indicators in his work and is continually looking for fractal
(repeating) patterns. Among other things, he has what he calls his simple ‘ten for’ rule. Let me explain. He
argues that a 1970s dollar had about ten times the value of a 2000
vintage dollar. For example, the S&P averaged around 100 in the
1970s. It is over 1,000 this decade. Similarly the Dow averaged around
800-1,000, while for the Noughties that figure is around 10,000. Gold
began the ‘70s at $35, it began the ‘00s at almost $300.
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By the same reckoning, he argues that if gold went to $850 last time, it could spike to $8,500 this time. 
He
uses the same argument for oil. It went from low single-digits to $13
by the end of the 1974 oil crisis. Now oil has gone from $10 to over
$130. By the end of the decade oil went from $13 to almost $40. So Mr
Hampton, not unreasonably in my view, has a possible eventual target of
$400 for oil (which he sees by 2012-13, by the way)....."
http://www.moneyweek.com/file/…ld-hit-8500-an-ounce.html
Grüsse
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