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Investment -- Ruger stock beats gold

Posted by David Hardy · 25 August 2011 07:53 PM

Story here. At one year, it outperformed gold by nearly a third, and the S&P by 2500%. Similar results over shorter and longer terms.

2 Comments | Leave a comment

Chuck | August 26, 2011 1:59 PM | Reply

Wow, you can tell I'm in a gun-centric paradigm. I read the headline and immediately starting picturing a folding stock on a Mini 14 and was wondering if the value of the original factory folding stocks had actually gone up that much.

Seriously.

Just Sayin!

Dewitt | September 4, 2011 11:13 AM | Reply

Gold is the worst ponzi scheme imaginable set to sink for the simple fact that it relies on the greater fool theory of someone else buying gold at a higher price. Gold pays no money and is such nothing more than a speculative "investment".

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