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If I knew which way it was heading I would be buying or selling, LOL!

Predictions of metal prices are notoriously flaky. Back in the 70s gold hit $800/oz due to speculation, or about $4,000/ozin today's inflated currency. People were pushing it as a long-term investment, but the price

crashed and hasn't come anywhere near that level in 30 years. Anyone who stocked up back in those days got badly hosed.

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