RE: Another day...11 Nov 2020 09:30
The price of Fres is driven by precious metal prices. If you don't want to hold risk assets, you normally have the choice of bonds or cash. Good bonds are negative yielding and interest rates are nailed to the floor so holding cash is not much fun either. Plus you have the threat of governments debasing your cash by printing more money. It makes holding gold and other real assets like properties to be not that bad....
Now it will get interesting when the recovery comes and inflation start rearing its ugly head. I am noticing that prices of stuff has stopped falling and in fact, many things have gone up. Eating out, pints, cars, houses, rents. I import sports goods and I notice that everyone has put up their prices by at least 10% for next year. It only takes oil prices to go up to $50-$60 and a cycle of inflation starts setting in. My guess is by march this year inflation will start getting close to 2-3%. Not a bad thing if you have debt. Govs will not raise rates because that would kill off recovery so they will tolerate high inflation.
Inflation=high gold price.
Fres is a long term hold. $3000 gold is attainable I think. We have a 2-3 bagger from these levels in a year or two. I will still be here then so you can see if I am right or wrong. LOL