| John Burns - 12/19/2025 09:44
Meh. Would be lucky to make 1-2% return on my investment. At my age I put no value on imagined "greater fool" appreciation of price since I would never sell it and having lived through the 80's I know land can also go down in price. So right now I'm happy with gold, silver and CD's. Really have no need for more land other than it being an income source.
In no way was my comment critical of you; it probably points to me being wrong. That being said, my comment was meant to point to the flexibility of gold as an investment. It's never a bad one. Andy Schectman has said a lot of times "The only holding guaranteed to lose is cash." |