William Foster
07-11-2002, 04:57 AM
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><font face="arial" size="2">hi tiffani:</font>
><font face="arial" color="#800080" size="2">should i get into a gold fund??? </font>
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><font face="arial" color="#0000ff" size="2">bf: if it's free financial advise you're after, i'd follow your employer's advise. don't use a gold fund, buy gold stocks (nem) et. al. and long term leaps on those stocks yourself through a discount broker your employer recommends.</font>
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><font face="arial" color="#800080" size="2">i don't have a huge financial savings...relatively very small...but i do have some and have it in a 2025 bond fund...</font>
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><font face="arial" color="#0000ff" size="2">bf: bond prices have been rising lately, but they will not rise for long. interest rates must rise in the u.s. for many reasons as your boss has explained. imo, sell the bond fund.</font>
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><font face="arial" color="#800080" size="2">we are in a secular bear market</font>
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><font face="arial" color="#0000ff" size="2">bf: yes we are and it will turn into a spiraling debt depression in the end. gold will be the place to be, and other hard assets that don't loss there value. stay out of real estate. it will crash when rates rise. then again, if it's total collapse; you want food, water, under ground housing and things you can live off of like a place in the country further than a tank of gas from any major city, your own power and water source, enough land to grow your own food, etc. timing is the key.</font>
><font face="arial" color="#0000ff" size="2">yours,</font>
><font face="arial" color="#0000ff" size="2">bill foster</font>
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><font face="arial" size="2">hi tiffani:</font>
><font face="arial" color="#800080" size="2">should i get into a gold fund??? </font>
><font face="arial" color="#800080" size="2"></font>
><font face="arial" color="#0000ff" size="2">bf: if it's free financial advise you're after, i'd follow your employer's advise. don't use a gold fund, buy gold stocks (nem) et. al. and long term leaps on those stocks yourself through a discount broker your employer recommends.</font>
><font face="arial" color="#0000ff" size="2"></font>
><font face="arial" color="#800080" size="2">i don't have a huge financial savings...relatively very small...but i do have some and have it in a 2025 bond fund...</font>
><font face="arial" color="#800080" size="2"></font>
><font face="arial" color="#0000ff" size="2">bf: bond prices have been rising lately, but they will not rise for long. interest rates must rise in the u.s. for many reasons as your boss has explained. imo, sell the bond fund.</font>
><font face="arial" color="#0000ff" size="2"></font>
><font face="arial" color="#800080" size="2">we are in a secular bear market</font>
><font face="arial" color="#800080" size="2"></font>
><font face="arial" color="#0000ff" size="2">bf: yes we are and it will turn into a spiraling debt depression in the end. gold will be the place to be, and other hard assets that don't loss there value. stay out of real estate. it will crash when rates rise. then again, if it's total collapse; you want food, water, under ground housing and things you can live off of like a place in the country further than a tank of gas from any major city, your own power and water source, enough land to grow your own food, etc. timing is the key.</font>
><font face="arial" color="#0000ff" size="2">yours,</font>
><font face="arial" color="#0000ff" size="2">bill foster</font>
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