It's probably more my disconnecting the cable, but I'm surprised we haven't seen as much from Mr. T on the gold run-up.
Meanwhile, Jim Rodgers speaking at the Mises Institute is holding and not adding to his gold and diversifying into other real assets as a hedge against inflation. I'm a believer in owning it in the market, but owning the real thing isn't the worst thing either (just not sure I'd buy from anyone who uses celebrities to advertise).
