Will anyone regret not buying gold at $2,270 ?

I started buying gold when each of my kids wore born I bought an once a year for each one of them till they turned 18 and 2 oz when the Graduated both them capped out at 20oz if memory serves me right I started out at $350 an ounce in 1992
 
No, I have not invested in gold or sliver. I don't like to play games where I have no control over the outcomes. It is like playing in poker game where you don't get to shuffle, deal, cut, watch the other players or see who takes the pot. Now I will invest in an old Smith and Wesson. When I go to the safe, the whole pistol will still be there. Does anyone know of a smoking deal on an old revolver?

I am retired and living on a modest and fixed income, inflation scares me more than the grim reaper. My life's savings is being whittled away dollar at the time by rising prices....I expect things to get worse before they get better. With a little luck I will die before going broke. ;)
 
As far as I am concerned, buying gold or silver is like sitting down to a poker game where you don't get to see the other players, you don't get your turn to shuffle, cut the cards or deal, and you can't see the winning cards or who know won the pot. You play out of faith that everyone will treat you fairly and hope for a big pot. I do like a little poker, but not like that.

Now I will invest in an old gun. Everytime I go to the safe, the whole gun will be there.

Of course there may be a time when gold goes to ten thousand dollar and a loaf of bread could be $450.99 on sale! You have to think of it in terms of the cost of gold never changes, what changes is the value of the dollar.
 
I have some silver just because I traded for it once and stuck it in the safe. I'd rather invest in the S&P 500 than precious metals, but I don't see anything wrong with putting a small portion of your investments in precious metals if that's what you enjoy. If I was a prepper, I'd rather have bottled water, canned foods, and ammunition than I would any gold or silver.
 
Well, it reached way more than $3xxx.00, but what would I do with an ounce of three-thousand dollar gold? Or 50 ounces? I think my collection of lead is far more valuable and definitely more useful.
 
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