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Chad1983
ANSWERS: 21
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No, I'd pay off the loan on my rental house. I don't believe in investing in precious metals.
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I would buy food
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Gold!!!
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silver
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I would give them to my parents!
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I would hold onto the cash and either buy gold when the price is back down to $400/ounce. Or buy silver when it reaches $6/ounce. Precious metals have been overbought lately, inflating the price. I expect a recovery in the stock market to take place within a year, which will drop the Gold price, buy then, because in 5 years double digit inflation will hit driving up the price of gold. Silver is a bit more tricky. It is also a hard currency but is also the most widely used precious metal in manufacturing, so hard economic times have both an up and down influence on the price. The big mystery is Palladium. Should there be any credence that palladium could be used as a fusion catalyst the price of this metal will skyrocket far past the $1200/ounce price it has seen before.
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I would buy neither as an investment - although if my choice was strictly limited I would choose gold, I believe its more reliable (?)
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at the moment I would buy bricks and mortar - prices are low at the moment, so that might be a better investment
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Gold or silver? Why would I wanna buy either? I'd buy a computer and rent an apartment. Atleast 200 miles away from where I currently live.
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I would buy into Chinese stock. China is quickly becoming one of the world's economic superpowers, so likely their stocks are on the rise, which could mean greater investment potential.
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Gold..:)
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Gold.
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No.
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Why don't you invest in something more valuable than Gold or Silver?
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Gold??
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id buy weed man, with half of it, and the other half a nice car screw gold or silver lol
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White gold...I don't like "yellow" gold.
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Silver, I'm more Into silver than gold =)
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gold
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I would invest that money into platinum
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i will save 40k and invest 10k. the best to invest that safe, you can visit myfxfunds.com for more info
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