It has nothing to do with tricks, charts, or eyes. Let me explain what I meant: "There will be a point in our lifetime when the price of gold will be three times higher than now." If a deflationary collapse of the economy is to be avoided, there has to be inflation of at least 5% per year. That's over 1000% in the next fifty years. But this is just a very, very conservative estimate. I don't think anyone believes the dollar will survive another 50 years. For any given stock, you cannot say the same thing. Who is to say the company will even exist ten years from now? "And there will be a point in time from whence forward gold will never ever again be cheaper than $1000 an ounce." Basically the same argument: Companies live and die. Gold will be here long after the last human has died. Stocks will become irrelevant much sooner than that. In case your original argument is supposed to introduce gold charts as evidence that gold is the worst investment and it will always go down, I won't argue with you. I cannot prove that the dollar is about to become worthless, and neither do I feel the need to.