There are market timing tools to aid when to be in a good investment. If you use those tools, you will not be the victim of "manipulation". If someone is going to go to the expense of "manipulating" a market, what that really means is they are willing to assume the risk. The "facts" of any investment require due diligence. This is a continuous project which should last as long as you are invested. If the price of an investment is being "manipulated" via non-public information, which is otherwise impossible to have, the timing tools will prove invaluable, as the price action is always subject to the laws of supply and demand.
I don't invest in gold, because it is not a very useful product.
Would you care to share these facts with those of us who are not in on any manipulations.
according to much of what I have read on this thread, you are in fact "in on a manipulation".
Free markets mean you assume 100% of the risk of any investment, during the time you hold that investment. During that timeframe, you can also assume the profitability of your investment, should there be any. Thus the LTCM bail out was a market manipulation. If gold was involved than that market was manipulated. If that was the case, you could have acted on those manipulations with the aid of market timing tools that directly measure supply and demand. |
