So what to you advise . . .since I agree that we cannot eat gold or use it to produce something to eat? There has to be a golden mean where do you find it?
On Dec 28 10:09 AM otbricki wrote:
> Let us get this straight. Gold is not an investment. It does not > return any income after purchase. It has no intrinsic value since > it has no utilitarian value. It costs money to store. One can talk > about fundamentals in that it is costing more to produce over time, > but since owning it produces no income it truly has the same fundamental > value as any other non-productive asset, i.e. zero. > > Gold is a hedge against currency value fluctuations. The only reason > people buy and sell it because of its historical use as money. There > is no other reason that it has any value. > > There is a reason that the value of gold drops in a famine. You can't > eat it and you can't use it to produce food. > > Sooner or later people are going to realize that value of gold is > psychological only, and our past obsession with this metal will be > regarded as a historical curiosity.
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On Dec 28 10:09 AM otbricki wrote:
> Let us get this straight. Gold is not an investment. It does not
> return any income after purchase. It has no intrinsic value since
> it has no utilitarian value. It costs money to store. One can talk
> about fundamentals in that it is costing more to produce over time,
> but since owning it produces no income it truly has the same fundamental
> value as any other non-productive asset, i.e. zero.
>
> Gold is a hedge against currency value fluctuations. The only reason
> people buy and sell it because of its historical use as money. There
> is no other reason that it has any value.
>
> There is a reason that the value of gold drops in a famine. You can't
> eat it and you can't use it to produce food.
>
> Sooner or later people are going to realize that value of gold is
> psychological only, and our past obsession with this metal will be
> regarded as a historical curiosity.