The highest price gold has ever been in history is $2,067/oz. Very close to today's price. If I buy gold now, I'm buying at the highest possible price.
How much higher should it be expected to go in our lifetime? Is "Buy highest, sell even higher" a valid methodology?
The idea is that at that price, it’s still suppressed, I don’t know, though. I’m more into buying silver myself. It’s useful in necessary industrial uses and is pretty cheap right now in my eyes. I’m banking on one of the 6 different things that I own to go out of sight price wise. 🤞🏻
The highest price gold has ever been in history is $2,067/oz. Very close to today's price. If I buy gold now, I'm buying at the highest possible price.
How much higher should it be expected to go in our lifetime? Is "Buy highest, sell even higher" a valid methodology?
The idea is that at that price, it’s still suppressed, I don’t know, though. I’m more into buying silver myself. It’s useful in necessary industrial uses and is pretty cheap right now in my eyes. I’m banking on one of the 6 different things that I own to go out of sight price wise. 🤞🏻
Yep. Gold won't move as much as silver.