[delta7]

Don’t tell me, he works for Birch Gold.
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It doesn’t matter who he works for, he is presenting the facts.

https://goldprice.org/

Gold up:
+22 percent , 6 months.
+ 42 percent, 1 year
+ 82 percent, 5 years

Silver
+29 percent, 6 months
+ 45 percent 1 year
+ 52 percent 5 years

[struggle]

Yeah, I bought silver 7-8 years ago, and I’m not complaining.

[US_MilitaryRules]

I bought some and it went down.

[Dr. Franklin]

It doesn’t matter who he works for, he is presenting the facts. https://goldprice.org/ Gold up:
+22 percent , 6 months.
+ 42 percent, 1 year
+ 82 percent, 5 years
Silver
+29 percent, 6 months
+ 45 percent 1 year
+ 52 percent 5 years


The problem with citing past performance of an investment is that it's like driving by looking at the rearview mirror. What a stock or investment did yesterday doesn't guarantee what it will do tomorrow. Future performance does not depend on past performance, and past performance does not predict future performance. Yet, many fall for such empty logic.