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Current Links of Interest
Nick
Barisheff: Preserve Your Wealth With Precious Metals [PDF] (07/03)
Moses
Kim: The Case for Depression, Part 2: Credit Destruction (07/02)
Edward
Lotterman: To Prevent Future Crises, the Fed Must Admit its Role in Causing the
Current One (06/29)
Alan Newman: Endangered
Species (06/29)
Phil
Williams: No Green Shoots – Just Debt at 700% GDP (06/26)
C.
Edmond Wright: Recovery When? How about If? (06/25)
Charles Koch: Loss
of Liberties in the New Economy (06/24)
Robert
Schiller: The Real Estate Bubble Born of an Enduring Misunderstanding (06/23)
Thomas
Woods: Response to the “Market Failure” Drones (06/22)
Nouriel
Roubini: Roubini Sees Yellow Weeds, Not Green Shoots (06/19)
Peter
Schiff: Why the Meltdown Should Have Surprise No One (06/18)
Bill
Anderson: The “Bubblicious” Krugman (06/18)
Bill
Fleckenstein: Printing Money Isn’t the Cure (06/15)
Jim Quinn: Abby
Normal (06/12)
William
Pesek: Post-Lehman World Will Mean W-Shaped Recoveries (06/11)
William Greider: Wall
Street’s False Armistice (06/11)
James
West: Inflation-powered Gold Price Rise Imminent (06/10)
John Stark: Housing
Bubble Caused Great Depression, Too (06/09)
Adam Hamilton: Big Inflation
Coming 2 (06/08)
Alan
Abelson: No Bottom in Housing (06/08)
Doug
Hornig: The Unstoppable Second Mortgage Crisis (06/04)
BusinessWeek:
Now Comes the Great Corporate Deleveraging (06/03)
Bill
Fleckenstein: The Next Crisis Has Already Begun (06/01)
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"Still, when adjusted for inflation, gold remains well below its all-time high. An ounce of gold at $875 in 1980 would be worth $2,115 to $2,200 today."
Stevenson Jacobs, AP; January 11, 2008
Keep in mind that when oil hit records near $60 a barrel back in 2005 it was common to report that it was still below its inflation adjusted high of $100 a barrel. Well oil is now very close to $100 a barrel and I suspect that gold is going to match its 1980 high adjusted for inflation or not.
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