The Price of Gold

AnAppyAddick

Ok I was wrong my old adversary Two Sheds predicted a rise in the price of Gold from $250 to $1900 over three years and good luck to him. But my question is where do good savers who have worked hard all their lives as opposed to horrible debtors go to secure a luxury lifestyle with fine wine and dancing girls on tap until they die from exhaustion in the hopefully long term?

AnAppyAddick

Heaven.

AFKABartram

Basically, you don't!

You enjoy your once a month extravagance, and work hard for the other 29/30 days to cut corners where you can.

Or invest in technology

guinnessaddick

Forget Gold, it's all pearls.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2628136/Pearls-girls-best-friend-thanks-yes-youve-guessed-Kate-effect-AGAIN-plus-host-stars-making-trendy.html

I have typed this using one hand whilst holding my pearl necklace applicator in the other.

Blinkant

The money is in bricks and mortar... always has been, always will be

cafcfan

There have been many studies that have clearly demonstrated that long-term investments in shares outperform investment in every other type of asset, including property.
People tend to forget that while you are sitting there waiting for capital growth, you are also receiving regular dividend payments that grow over time and provide a multiplier to the capital growth if themselves re-invested.
It's worked for me and it's worked for Warren Buffett - on a slightly larger scale.

1StevieG

guinnessaddick said:

Forget Gold, it's all pearls.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2628136/Pearls-girls-best-friend-thanks-yes-youve-guessed-Kate-effect-AGAIN-plus-host-stars-making-trendy.html

I have typed this using one hand whilst holding my pearl necklace applicator in the other.

Has Dave Mehmet hacked your account?

Addickted

Blinkant said:

The money is in bricks and mortar... always has been, always will be

There are a few ex banks out there who would beg to differ.