1. Gold is still by far the optimal choice for most investors 2. Likely ruptures in the stability of the global-money system 3. $625+ gold prices will eventually peak well above $1,000 4. The most powerful factor affecting gold is monetary inflation 5. 2007 gold supply/demand dynamics: irreversible changes 6. Gold's downside risk is paltry compared to the upside potential 7. Some insiders see gold saving the US dollar as reserve currency 8. Central banks buy gold to diversify reserves away from dollars 9. Portfolios designed to hedge inflation must be bedrocked in gold 10. Shortest commodity bull market is 15 yrs, the longest 23 yrs 11. Gold now accepted as fourth global currency (with $, Eu, Y.) 12. Most bullish of all: the fact this is still a stealth gold bull market 13. Investors should worry less about good/bad gold entry points 14. Commodities now an asset class for the first time in history 15. Gold is coming out of the closet and the press is taking notice 16. Price corrections are a sign of a healthy bull market, buy dips 17. If there is any shooting in Iran, gold/oil will go through the roof 18. Hard currencies (gold) boom as people notice currencies fall 19. Gold market knows inflation already here, explaining 2006 surge 20. More and more investors allocating more resources into gold 21. Gold you hold in your hand: Numismatic coins or bullion best 22. Gold gaining strength from ETFs, corporate and pension money 23. A gold bubble 5-7 years out could launch gold above $5,000/oz. 24. Regardless of what the media says, gold prices are still cheap