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Author: onepoorguy 🐝  😊 😞
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Subject: Re: Gold scams for the gullible
Date: 07/27/2023 5:13 PM
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I notice that nearly all the ads (maybe all of them) I see for gold are on FAUX Noise. Never see Spewsmax, so can't comment. I never see those ads whenever I catch a bit of CNBC, or CNN, or HGTV, or any other program that is on in doctors' waiting rooms. Lots of ads, but all the gold ads are FAUX Noise.

Never understood the obsession with gold. Gold prices can fluctuate just like stocks. And if everything collapses, it will be just as worthless as stocks (e.g. a good water purifier will be much more helpful if the collapse is total). It's just metal. Useful in electronics, but otherwise pretty useless. I suppose it is the psychology of the viewers of conservative outlets that drive those sales. I can only think they expect a major collapse, and they are under the illusion that gold will hold its value any better than stocks or bonds.
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