Gold
The market is a-buzz with the sound of clinking bullion. Gold, Gold, Gold. Everybody’s talking about it – its value is higher than it has been in years, and still rising
There is a Chinese proverb that reads: “Pure gold does not fear furnace” -- a telling quote, for several reasons. The first and foremost of these reasons being that Gold does not need to fear the furnace because its value is high, no matter what form it takes -- melted or solid. In fact, it is its malleability and ductility that helps it function in so many ways. Its uses are manifold and necessary in various industries: medicine, dentistry, electronics, and jewelry, just to name a few.
Further, Gold rises in value when the Dollar goes down. It is no secret that the global economy is faltering and that people are losing faith in the value of leading currency. This is precisely the time when Gold is most valuable. From South Africa to the former Soviet Union, to the United States, the world’s highest producers of Gold are producing at break-neck speeds to keep up with demand.
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Gold Returns (non-leveraged) |
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2000 |
2002 |
2004 |
2006 |
2009 |
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$25,000 |
$26,853 |
$40,817 |
$50,289 |
$103,457 |
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Gold Returns (leveraged) |
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2000 |
2002 |
2004 |
2006 |
2009 |
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$25,000 |
$62,194 |
$94,535 |
$116,467 |
$234,826 THE ABOVE RESULTS ARE ESTIMATIONS OF CALCULATIONS AND SHOULD BE VERIFIED BY EACH INDIVDUAL FOR ACCURACY. THE ASSUMPTION IS MADE THAT PROPERY EQUITY IS MAINTAINED IN THE ACCOUNT AT ALL TIMES. |
When present economic conditions eventually improve, We can position you to profit as precious metal prices decline. This key advantage provides strong returns in both Bullish and Bearish market environments. THE ABOVE RESULTS ARE ESTIMATIONS OF CALCULATIONS AND SHOULD BE VERIFIED BY EACH INDIVDUAL FOR ACCURACY. THE ASSUMPTION IS MADE THAT PROPERY EQUITY IS MAINTAINED IN THE ACCOUNT AT ALL TIMES.
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