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Absolutely, I agree with you. The speculation around gold pushes significantly higher extrinsic value onto it. I'm just making a point that it has a floor of in
by dsacco 9y ago
Absolutely, I agree with you. The speculation around gold pushes significantly higher extrinsic value onto it. I'm just making a point that it has a floor of intrinsic value as well, even if that's smaller than the speculative activity.
- ThomPete 9y agoNo it has no floor that can't go away (just like it have no ceiling) The only way to determine it's value is to see if people want to pay for it. Just because they want to pay for it right now doesn't mean they want to do it tomorrow. And thats exactly why the idea of intrinsic value should die. It doesn't exist. There isn't an absolute floor only a market determined one .... just like with bitcoin.