As Grandview Gold and other juniors pursue their 2011 exploration programs, many gold bugs and precious metals proponents believe the timing couldn't be better for qualified potential investors to consider gold as a portfolio fundamental. The run ups on gold have corrected and speculators have moved on. The present price environment is attracting the attention of the investment community and all indications are that, there remains plenty of room for movement.
"The Desire for gold is the most universal and deeply rooted commercial instinct of the human race." ---- Gerald M. Loeb
Since time immemorial, deep thinkers and economists have considered the rise and fall of empires in relation to the rise and fall of gold. Today, with the economy and domestic and foreign geopolitical environments striving for equilibrium, some analysts are even predicting a return to the January 1980 environment equivalent of more than $2,500 USD per ounce in today's money (based on 1980 value of $850 USD oz Au). Some analysts of course take a more cautious view of gold's future. However, with gold hovering just under $1,800 USD those analysts focused on gold and precious metals markets remain bullish on the future of gold.
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Gold Facts of Note:
Since time began and through all economic and social conditions, mankind has pursued gold ownership with unequalled zeal. Borders have been re-drawn, history re-written, dynasties created and crumbled - all in the name of gold. To proponents, the motivation is clear and magnetic; gold is and will always be the standard against which all other investments are measured.
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