Is gold worth investing in?

thinking about doing so

Historically, gold has been priced lower in bull markets, and higher in bear markets. Now might not be the best time to invest.

I personally would not invest in gold. I think I may be in the minority here, but I think gold will begin to move downward. I don't believe it will come anywhere close to the $2000 level that many analysts are calling for.

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Click on the "Precious Metals" Button....it gives a good analysis of gold....atleast I think so

yes. no matter what (stock market rash, etc.) gold will always beworth some thing, why? cuz its real, unlike paper money. when the market gose bad paper is only worth.....well paper. and if it makes u feel better. The US gove invested in gold and they used to back our money with it, (now its by demand).

Gold is Good

I think gold will up to $1000 this year .so just invest it .
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Gold might go as high as $2000. Why? Because when there is concerns about inflation and poor economy, people invest in gold. The link below really does a good job of explaining the whole thing.

If you want a really diversified portfolio then get a gold backed IRA. This will let you invest in the market, but also keeps some gold there are a protection.

if you think of gold as just another place among others to allocate your investments, then it's always a good time to buy gold.

allocate no more than 10% of your net worth / income to gold and forget about it. if it skyrockets, fine; if it tanks, just buy more. whatever else you have should or would be making money for you in the meantime. not everything will be going up or down at the same time. think of the gold as your "golden anchor", or "wealth insurance", if and when your paper assets ever turn to dust.

you might also want to consider Harry Browne's idea of the "Permanent Portfolio". it's not the best performing by any stretch, but it is meant to keep you sleeping nights if markets crash.