“Evidence is mounting that the bottom for gold may be in. While there’s still risk, there’s a new air of bullishness in the industry, something we haven’t seen in over two years. An ever-growing number of industry insiders and investment analysts believe the downturn has come to a close. If that’s true, it has immediate and critical implications for investors. Doug Casey told me last week: ‘In my lifetime, the best time to have bought gold was 1971, at $35; it ran to over $800 by 1980. In 2001, gold was $250: in real terms even cheaper than in 1971. Gold is, once again, not just a prudent holding, but an excellent, high-potential, low-risk speculation.'”
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