There are a total of 25 different long term currency, commodity, stock and
gold ratio graphs below; all of them are updated to 19 November 2004 but
there is some variation for the starting date - most of them nevertheless go
back to somewhere in between 1971 and 1986. Sources include: WGC, globalfinancialdata,
barcharts, and proprietary goldenbar.com. Re: Gold Ratios - 1) some
of the gold ratios are adjusted by a multiple (disclosed in each graph where
such changes occur), and 2) all of the gold ratios are calculated as the
average of the monthly highs and lows, rather than mere monthly closing prices.
Ed Bugos is a former stockbroker, founder of GoldenBar.com,
one of the original contributing editors to SafeHaven.com and
former editor of the Gold & Options Trader. He continues to publish commentary
on market and economic trends; and provides gold, economic and mining research
to private clients worldwide.
The editor is not a registered advisory and does not give
investment advice. Our comments are an expression of opinion only and should
not be construed in any manner whatsoever as recommendations to buy or sell
a stock, option, future, bond, commodity or any other financial instrument
at any time. While we believe our statements to be true, they always depend
on the reliability of our own credible sources. We recommend that you consult
with a qualified investment advisor, one licensed by appropriate regulatory
agencies in your legal jurisdiction, before making any investment decisions,
and barring that, we encourage you confirm the facts on your own before making
important investment commitments.
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