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why not? US banks were....and they're too big to fail.

don't get me wrong, i'm not denying it will be a good investment, i just haven't the broader, macro knowledge to confidently time my entries and exits correctly. said it before - buy and hope is NOT an investment strategy, so i stay out. i'm a focussed kind of person, i find a niche, i exploit...

i just find if i focus on too many things, the important stuff gets diluted.

i just don't want to be left holding the bag when it comes crashing back down again. does that mean i'm making excuses to NOT ride it? maybe - i'm just really indifferent to metals.

Soros is the master at seeing bubbles and investing / riding it. He's tipped gold to move and has put money on it.

hang on. why are you all comparing house prices to gold prices? the money you use to buy said house isn't tied to gold anymore, so where's the relevance...? one asset only stores wealth, the other stores wealth and generates a dividend - so where's the relevance...? if we went back to gold...

let's not forget the Indonesian Rupiah - i think we've all folded a cool mil or two out for a upper-end meal.

yield is where it's at!

here it comes - wave 2.

prices may come down, but lending standards will increase. git yo cash oot!