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    Gold versus CAD

    farming101, could you overlay the CAD over the price of gold (oz, US or CAD????) on a chart that has gold's high and low or enough years to make it worthwhile.

    Or could someone give me a lead to a website that would let me do it.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Barcharts
    Gold 25 yr chart
    add in the can dollar

    Iceman out

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      #3
      Got to wonder where the new trading range will be. First half of 25 year chart isn't very exciting. Today about $1600 CAD ...yikes? Look what Sask farmland has done in recent years, but likely plateauing

      Any "opinions"? Chart reading is a bit like a foreign language to me.

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        Here you go. CAD red line

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          #5


          Pretty simple expect to see an exponential steepening of the gold price curve to the upside to keep up with the rapidly balooning money supply.
          Last edited by biglentil; May 26, 2016, 04:20.

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            #6
            Imagine a chart for land around any city or gravel pits.

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                #8
                Look at the nice rain Biglentil. What could be finer than a rain near Reginer?

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                  #9
                  Taking into consideration where gold is now priced and the value of the CAD, it doesnt look like there would have been a worse time to buy in the last 25 years than now. One thing I have no clue about is where gold will go or what trading range, if any, it would settle into.

                  Thanks for the charts people.

                  Any other comments regarding buying, etc?

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                    #10
                    Truth is the value of gold never changes its the purchasing power of the dollar that has been on a steady decline since 71. An once of gold 100 years ago was said to buy a very nice tailored suit, the same holds true today. If you are looking for significant upside potential buy silver.
                    Last edited by biglentil; May 26, 2016, 08:09.

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