It's worth X amount of $$ because people say it is. Simple as that.........As a conductor of elecitricity, gold is second to none. As a currency, I've always had my doubts. I struggle to understand why a block of shiny metal is worth X amount of $ or any other form of currency. I mean, come on, it's not the bronze age anymore. When the shit REALLY hits the fan, it's gonna be guns, ammo, food and water that are most important.
yeah since 1913. more so in 1933. finally in 1971.The entire monetary system is based on faith ... in each other.
who gives a shit if Jew's have alot of money. so do whites, so do blacks, look at japan man, they are fuckin rich. so don't blame shit on the jews, hitler. it's like blaming whites for all the c.e.o.'s that fuck people over by doing inside trading. it's human nature, not a race's nature. stop being extremely extremely ignortant. get out of the united states, meet people from different countries, read books and take off your "white" lenses through which you look at the worldHe is the perfect example of how the Jews are controlling every facet of the monetary world.
You can trade the paper money... for metal. But what indeed is the metal? Gold is truly as useless as paper to the common man. What made gold so desirable in the past, before any technology was around to take advantage of its properties (conduction)? It was pretty?paper currency is backed by guarantees of the central bank and are only valuable with faith in the ability of the guarantor. precious metals used as currency are not IOUs, they are hard money of value because of their relative scarcity and value to others. the faith is that someone, somewhere will trade for your metal. i'd much prefer holding precious metal than paper currency in 1920s Germany or 1990s Soviet Union.
It's too late for gold. Buy what is cheap now, but will have value later.But the price of gold, even if it did just take a major climb, will undoubtedly be higher in 10 years then it is now. the question is will that higher price beat out inflation rates
You can say that about anything.But the price of gold, even if it did just take a major climb, will undoubtedly be higher in 10 years then it is now. the question is will that higher price beat out inflation rates