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Well, what should they compare it to then? Good has a value much higher than its use and most of its current value is just the faith that it is a store of valu
by jeanlucas 1y ago
Well, what should they compare it to then?
Good has a value much higher than its use and most of its current value is just the faith that it is a store of value.
But I don't find odd comparing gold's return to s&p
- lottin 1y agoIt could be compared to other assets in the asset class of assets that have no intrinsic value (e.g. other crypto-currencies). I think that would make sense.