LaTigresse
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PA........think about this really. If I bought a brand new Shelby Mustang with all the whistles and bells in 1965 for $2,500.00. It would seem as though I spent an awful lot of money. And what if it was only worth $1,500.00 in 1967? Was it a bad investment? Then, what if I could have sold it last year for $20,000.00 and didn't, but could only sell it for $15,000.00 today. Was it a bad investment? Do I need to hurry and get rid of it? Sorry but I am NOT buying into your "the sky is falling the sky is falling hysteria"! Values go up, they come down, they go up again, etc etc etc.... The world is not coming to an end and I seriously doubt I will need gold dust to buy gas for that Shelby in the future. (if I had one...) Over the years and financial ups and downs, I've seen other people buying into the same hysteria as you, with the same sort of "experts" to back up their rabid claims. Sorry PA, but not buying into that Koolaide market.
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My twisted, self deprecating, sense of humour, finds alot to laugh about, in your lack of one! Just because you are well educated, articulate, and can use big, fancy words, properly........does not mean you are right!
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