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I Bought A Stock (AU) At 20; Now It's 23 - Am I Rich?

By: TalkMarkets
If anyone had bought a stock which was predicted to "break 20 and go straight to 30" would it have generated the same excitement that predictions for gold to go from $2000 to $3000 did?
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