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To: carranza2 who wrote (201679)	9/25/2023 8:54:29 AM
From: Berk	Respond to of 217501

As GZ would say, it's a manipulated market, way too thin at a bottom or top, which ever.

To: carranza2 who wrote (201679)	9/25/2023 6:50:13 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217501

Re <<Please note that the disappearance of the linkage between gold and interest rates is also correlated to the beginning of the Ukrainian conflict>> ... doubtless coincidence :0) Also interesting that the 'majority' actually believe that the gold bugs are hapless bugs losing money over the eons when, actually, any opportunity cost can and shall be righted in one sharp ramp of gold and equally sharp decline of equities / bonds. Am guessing that generally, the bugs' savings are up, up, and away, fuss-free. It never occurred to me to off-load gold to earn an interest rate, by weaponising and endangering savings, leveraging and wasting thrift, and going for 'yield'. Investments are investments. Savings are savings. heinz (2-years passing anniversary) would be puzzled by the concurrent de-linking of gold and interest rate, and the de-linking of gold and proto-wwiii gold seems stuck, ought to decline and doesn't; should go up and fails. To which I say, "on average we are fine, between financial / monetary Armageddon and physical annihilation."