Topic: Is gold still relevant? (Read 424 times)
I believe gold will still be relevant for a long time. It is true, there is not that much of a growth potential, but I do believe that gold is a very stable solution where to keep your resources.
Russia seems to building gol reserves after the sanctions
Gold rules but Bitcoin will be top asset in the future
Maybe it would depend on how valuable the gold is in the country you reside.
But still in most countries, gold is relevant and deemed as a stable investment.
Although the price of gold also fluctuates like the cryptocurrencies do.
But still in most countries, gold is relevant and deemed as a stable investment.
Although the price of gold also fluctuates like the cryptocurrencies do.
gold has a long history and its characteristics are hard to change so it is very precious
it will be relevant for some time, but i think cryptocurrencies will displace precious metals
as of today, it is, but who knows what the future will bring to us? maybe the cryptocurrency is so to replace it
I think it's still relevant and it's not going anywhere any time soon.
Yes it is but as an investments is almost give no return because volatility is very low comparing to crypto.
It's all about what risks you want to take. If you want low risks and low ROI, then gold, high risk and high ROI, crypto.
Well said, Awesome answer 
It is said that now the United States does not have enough gold to convert to paper money, but instead they will produce a lot of paper money without gold in it. That is not all people? in the future will be slack?
for real investment without risk of the price its very good thing to take gold as investment .
its real and around the world know it . from poor people until rich people know about it.
its real and around the world know it . from poor people until rich people know about it.
yes gold is still relevant still the world come to an end and is a good investment to make
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gold will always be relevant, no matter what happens
For sure.
Gold is the common currency of the world, money is just a symbol of gold. Money can be produced but it is limited to gold that is not produced excessively
I agree with the past few posts, i think it's still relevant. I think it's best to stay diversified and have something of everything.
The older generations are much more focused on gold and privacy issues than the younger generation. Hence gold is still relevant
Of course and it will always be
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