that we are eroding confidence every day, gold becomes more attractive. But going back a little bit to the reason why you haven't seen fit, despite the fact that you own it to talk about it, we're still in a circumstance where almost nobody cares. You come out of the Agora realm, and I populate a very strange community of gold bugs. But the truth is that there was a study published a couple years ago, and I believe it was JPMorgan Chase, but I can't remember exactly who it was, a major U.S. investment house at any rate that suggested that the market share of precious metals and precious metals related securities was between 1 third of 1 percent and 1 half of 1 percent of savings and investment assets in the United States. And that the sort of three decade mean was somewhere between 1 and a half and 2 percent. So when I'm telling you that I think we have a two-year or three-year bull market in gold, I'm not suggesting a circumstance like the Agora copywriters used to write about 30 (30/45)
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