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In reply to the discussion: Gold Declines on Way to Worst Year Since 1981 as Silver Drops [View all]former9thward
(33,424 posts)38. As much as I would like to blame or credit the economy on presidents I don't.
We are in a global economy where everyday more countries are able to do things we alone (or almost alone) could do. That will not get better. These economic policies are not determined by presidents. They are determined by global competition which both parties endorse.
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do you have a link to that 2000 price of $270 - this chart indicates you are off by about $100
DrDan
Jan 2014
#54
I will not believe we have an "improving economy" until I see real wage increases and full
Vincardog
Dec 2013
#2
You are putting the cart before the horse. Your conditions signal a fully recovered economy
Taitertots
Dec 2013
#9
We've had wage stagnation for over 30 years now. This goes way past economic cycles.
liberal_at_heart
Dec 2013
#21
As much as I would like to blame or credit the economy on presidents I don't.
former9thward
Dec 2013
#38
Considering I acquired my vast fortune of gold in '91 at an average price of $380oz, I'm OK and
Purveyor
Jan 2014
#53