Here's a stunning unplugged version, and yeah, it has lots of Bond references in it (and of course the latest movie is Bond #25):
I love the McCartney-style bridge at around 3 minutes-- she's a huge Beatle fan, and then of course there's "Live and Let Die"
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I own a little $GLD but a lot more $SLV due to solar & and electronics)= demand. Here's why I recently cut our $GLD position:
If gold is "money," what matters is how much you can buy with it vs. fiat currency...
2) I believe that at gold's current price, a MASSIVE amount of future CPI inflation/dollar degradation is already priced in. Here's why:
Eyeing the long-term price chart, from 1989 to 2003 (plenty of time to establish price stability), gold opened & closed @ around $350...
3) So from 1989 to today's $1875, gold is >5x. Yet
From 1989 to today, $350 in a CPI calculator gives you $735. So in theory, if gold were priced right in 1989 (a reasonable assumption, as it stayed there for the next 14 yrs) AND if gold tracked CPI, that's what it would be worth