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Jim Rickards discusses $4,000 gold on CNBC.
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One issue with using money supply / gold supply to get a valuation is that you conflate yields. 0% real-yielding money in terms of gold is very different than 2% money, so this will bring the target value lower.
The title of the 3rd video doesn’t make sense.
Dollow up here:
http://www.midasoracle.org/2009/11/21/jason-ruspinis-analysis-on-gold-and-inflation-is-the-best-ive-seen/