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Assets against which gold continues to make new highs: the dollar. the euro. residential housing. the yen. the yuan. the Dow Jones Industrial Average. the S&P 500. U.S. debt. automobiles. Assets against which gold is not making historical highs: energy. other metals. commodities. my articles.
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Gold Makes Making New Highs Relative to All Currencies

Paco Ahlgren | Mar 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment |

Assets against which gold continues to make new highs:

the dollar.

the euro.

residential housing.

the yen.

the yuan.

the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

the S&P 500.

U.S. debt.

automobiles.

Assets against which gold is not making historical highs:

energy.

other metals.

commodities.

my articles.

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Disclosures: Paco is long TBT, UCO, and gold. He also holds U.S. dollars by necessity, pending the advent of private gold-backed currencies.

You can buy his novel Discipline wherever books are sold.

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