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Sask | This is correct, and so posting what the s&p did over 40 years is irrelevant when discussed in proper context.
Sure, if a guy thinks the best plan he can come up with to preserve his last 30 years of labor is to put 100% of his wealth into the stock market then go ahead. But for those who think balance, diversity, and security is not a bad way to handle his life's work, then gold remains a very, very good option. Those who don't understand that are left with gambling in the casino. | |
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