By Michael Kosares
USAGold.com, Centennial, Colorado
Monday, July 25, 2016
One in six investors chose gold as the best place to park money they wouldn't need for more than 10 years -- the same number that chose stocks, according to a recent Bankrate survey. Another 6 percent chose bonds, while 25 percent chose real estate and 23 percent said they would simply bank the money.
To the typical Wall Streeter, these results represent a world turned upside down. CNBC's Jim Cramer took one look at the results and lamented, "As someone who has lived and breathed stocks for most of my life, this is a horrendous finding. But it's not surprising." ...
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