How high will the price of gold (and silver) go in 2008?
Answers: it's anyone's guess, but i expect gold to break $1000 and silver $20. this would still mean a gold/silver ratio of 50, making silver still relatively undervalued, so i'm actually expecting silver to outpace gold. at $1000 gold, silver should be at least $50, if the ratio reverts to its historical range of +/-20.
i'll keep buying gold and silver on the way up, but if it happens to crash i'll just be able to buy that much more.
(PS - since i'm expecting silver to outpace gold in the near future, i'm overweighting buying silver for now. one idea is to ride the gold/silver ratio down to where it would make sense to start trading in silver for gold...)
No one can say for sure how high the price of gold will go, but it just broke resistance and will probably continue going up.
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Complete the depreciation data. complete the table down to operating income after taxes,than net cash flows.?
Answers: looks like part of homework problem missing :o)
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if stock is expensive? well better however, is pepsico stock expensive? (the quote or symbol is PEP)*need to know by wednesday jan. 9*
Answers: If this is a homework question consequently I would say that PEP is technically priced. In school, teacher would look most at Price to earnings ratio in comparison to their industry average (P/E). So PEP's P/E is 20.71 and the industry average is 20.17.
The physical answer is "Who knows". If you could effectively, accuartely, and often satisfactory decide if a stock is over priced or lower than priced, then you will become a billionaire. If your instructor doesn't take this as an answer after he sucks.
"Expensive" is a relative term. It may be overpriced or underpriced base upon whatever specific metric that you choose to advantage it by. But as far as the market is concerned, it is relatively priced.