Anybody here own SPDR Gold trust?

sarktastic

Why?

sarktastic

Looks like two of you don't know... Anybody?

TierbsHsotBoobs

Make your posts chinteresting

Kaepsknee

Take this to the @thechatch board where this belongs.

OZONE

If you wanted to invest in Gold, you should have done it in 2000 when the Supreme court handed the presidency to Bush. I bought then at around 400 an oz, knowing full well that Bush was such a fuckup that he'd cause our dollar to sink relative to gold. I was right, though even I didn't predict just how big of a fucking retard Bush would turn out to be.

sarktastic

That wasn't the question, dip shit

OZONE

sarktastic said:

That wasn't the question, dip shit

It wasn't the question you asked.

But it is still the correct answer.

dflea

sarktastic said:

That wasn't the question, dip shit

Your thread sucks.

Fuck you.

godawgst

sarktastic said:

Why?

Short answer: It's insurance for when the day comes China/India/rest of world realizes there is (-) infinity % chance we can ever pay back what we've borrowed from them (and ourselves) and want their money back, or will demand MUCH more than the 2.5% interest for 30 years on an asset that declines by that amount every year.

Long answer: See short answer

TierbsHsotBoobs

godawgst said:

sarktastic said:

Why?

Short answer: It's insurance for when the day comes China/India/rest of world realizes there is (-) infinity % chance we can ever pay back what we've borrowed from them (and ourselves) and want their money back, or will demand MUCH more than the 2.5% interest for 30 years on an asset that declines by that amount every year.

Long answer: See short answer

Inflation is good.

sarktastic

godawgst said:

sarktastic said:

Why?

Short answer: It's insurance for when the day comes China/India/rest of world realizes there is (-) infinity % chance we can ever pay back what we've borrowed from them (and ourselves) and want their money back, or will demand MUCH more than the 2.5% interest for 30 years on an asset that declines by that amount every year.

Long answer: See short answer

What does any of that have to do with SPDR gold trust?