Oh wait, just a sec, so the bull run of gold is over? Hmm, last week there was an article in here from a credible source I thought, Goldman maybe, can't be certain. I read so much crap daily it's hard to recall, but whoever it was, predicted gold was going to $5000. And now it's Going to $3,800? According to this post I'm responding too.

How can we possibly be successful investors in this current environment when everyone has an option and yet nobody is accountable for their opinions, cause obviously it's NOT investment advice, and yet it is.

How does the average investor move forward and make money in this environment of stupidity and no accountability? Well, I have figured something out actually. would you like to know more?

It's quite easy actually, but I requires a considerable amount of effort. I know a few things about gold, but I don't know everything about gold. I find it fascinating that in Under a week, predictions can be it's going up over $1000 an ounce or dropping $200. Question, what skin do the people have in this gold game, and to be frank do I care.

Actually full disclosure I did buy into a gold mining company earlier this year, but it wasn't based on speculation on the price of gold, it was based on the past track record Of the people involved. $Santana Minerals Ltd(SMI.AU)$. It's up around 50% but it's such a tiny part of my portfolio that the profits are negligible. 

But I see it doing fantastic in five years plus, no hurry I will accumulate and learn more.

But now to the point, quite a few stocks I buy, I don't know enough about them. But a few... I know everything. Absolutely everything. So when I read or watch anything about those stocks, I know if the people writing about them have a clue or are idiots. 

you can't hope to know everything about everything. But you can strive to know as much as you can a few things. Find a few stocks that you get in depth, that what I do

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