SLAPPY said:A Property Market Driven By Investors, Interest Rates On The Rise, Low Rents, And The Extreme Affordability Issue.... How Can Any Semi-intelligent Person Rationally Look At These Numbers And Still Say The Property Market Is Not Due For A Massive Correction? This Property Ladder Is Starting To Look A Little Shakey Kids, Start Stashing Away A Few Extra Quid For The Rough Ride Ahead.
i concur, 20% seems a lot to have in gold.jpd said:Gold has already gone up from $400 to $675 over last year and is up from below $300 in 2001, so are you now expecting it to go up by another leap ?
Also, it is priced in $ and as the euro is now on it's way up, it would seem rather foolish to expect gold to continue going up at the same rate in euros. A lot of new buyers have got into gold over the last year (ETFs, funds) so it looks a bit like another bubble to me but I may well be wrong.
Nothing wrong with having some gold in a balanced and diversifief portfolio but to call it a safe haven at current levels seems a bit far-fetched.
jpd said:Gold has already gone up from $400 to $675 over last year and is up from below $300 in 2001, so are you now expecting it to go up by another leap ?
Also, it is priced in $ and as the euro is now on it's way up, it would seem rather foolish to expect gold to continue going up at the same rate in euros. A lot of new buyers have got into gold over the last year (ETFs, funds) so it looks a bit like another bubble to me but I may well be wrong.
Nothing wrong with having some gold in a balanced and diversifief portfolio but to call it a safe haven at current levels seems a bit far-fetched.
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