GDP Can Turn Negative After Two Quarters of 3.5% Growth [View article]
When you compare the early Eighties when interst rates were close to 18%, you should expect such high volatility in the GDP readings. I dont believe it compares with the current economic fundamamentals?
Gold and Silver: The Rally Isn't Over Yet [View article]
I dont understand why all the gold bulls always quote the $850 gold high reached in Jan. 1980 and forget that the average price in the seventies was no more than $200. The gold bear market after that spike, that you are always quoting for inflation adjusted price target, should be $200 not $850. Don't forget that gold started this current bull run from $250/oz, almost similar to the seventies bull run? Your feedback would be appreciated?
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