• @jordanlund
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    9 months ago

    Interesting… must be the osmium or gallium.

    When my kid and his wife bought a house, I gifted them an ounce of gold. I think that was 2019? Maybe 2018? Don’t remember. Health issues back then, my memory is faulty.

    I remember it was $1,800. Looks like it’s $2,046 now. So $250 in 4-ish years?

    • @[email protected]
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      19 months ago

      You overpaid quite a bit if you paid 1800 in 2018/2019 should’ve been around 1300 that time period. 1500 if late 2019. Even so Gold is like a less volatile index fund. It gives less but you risk less, historically.

      • @Kyrgizion
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        19 months ago

        If you buy gold to invest, you’re doing it wrong. It’s supposed to be a hedge. It’ll never give you amazing returns, but it will almost certainly never lose the value you put in, either.