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CLC077
2020-03-16 at 21:59 (UTC 2) Link to this comment
e nuff…..
Darren
2020-03-16 at 22:04 (UTC 2) Link to this comment
That’s what they said last week
John D
2020-03-16 at 23:01 (UTC 2) Link to this comment
I first thought this was recorded in September 2018
Robert M
2020-03-19 at 04:53 (UTC 2) Link to this comment
China's selling because they need hard currency. Gold went technically negative. People are liquidating any and all assets for cash.
Dale Holmgren
2020-04-15 at 12:31 (UTC 2) Link to this comment
True, the date you said this (3/23/20). Since then, gold has gone up $250/oz in 3 weeks. So sad for you!
Quentin Lewis
2020-07-11 at 19:42 (UTC 2) Link to this comment
Proof that Gold is a strong monetary asset. Like any asset, liquidity is important. So holding enough "real" liquid assets (like actual cash) is important in those times when you need it for cash flow. If you NEED money NOW, you need cash….when high stress times come and cash is required, the saying is that the correlation of ALL assets goes to one. So cash flow is king and properly sizing your liquidity for your needs (even stress needs) is the key. (no one does well selling ANYTHING at a fire sale)
Robert M
2020-03-19 at 04:55 (UTC 2) Link to this comment
I fell asleep listening to Dan ramble on and on. Today's dynamics are totally different than the backdrops he's looking back to.
opentrunks
2020-03-25 at 01:09 (UTC 2) Link to this comment
If I never hear the word "narrative" again it'll be too soon.
Quentin Lewis
2020-07-11 at 16:19 (UTC 2) Link to this comment
What is also going to be a "newish" bit is the rejuvenation in the interest of Gold by the retail saver / investor. That is the point when things might rise quicker, and this is probably the point to start sell into the mania. (never sell it all….just take some profits)