Comments on: Lifetime High – Gold is up $26 Today – Why It Is Not Too Late.

By: Steve

Steve — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 08:13:22 +0000

RC–I first hopped aboard the gold train, per your recommendation and counsel, at about $800 an ounce. That wasn’t so long ago. I want to thank you, as I never would have even thought of doing it otherwise.

By: PJ Van Hulle

PJ Van Hulle — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 02:42:03 +0000

Thank you, RC!

I love the way you explain these concepts so clearly. It IS scary to invest in gold when it’s at a lifetime high and other people are saying that it has to go down.

Of course, there is never a crowd on the leading edge, right? I’ve heard that the best way to invest is see what most people are doing and do the opposite.

I’m so happy that you encouraged me to get into the market because I’ve been able to see my portfolio grow in value consistently… even though it feels scary to go against the status quo.

Thanks for being willing to speak out for what you believe in and leading the way.

Love & Prosperity,

—–
PJ Van Hulle
Executive Director
Real Prosperity, Inc.

“Have Fun. Do Good. Make Money”

http://www.top5keystosuccess.com

By: Harriet Wright

Harriet Wright — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 23:29:14 +0000

a friend who bought gold when it was about $300/ounce says she wants to hold onto it, til its over $2,000/ounce, then consider selling. You’ve indicated that you expect to see it continue to rise, so shouldn’t she buy more, hold onto it, then sell later, when the price levels out, stays level and begins falling?