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Simon's avatar

Great content Jesse!

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Jesse Colombo's avatar

Thank you so much, Simon!

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Sandra Savickas's avatar

Interesting analysis. My late brother, a financial insider, use to handle my portfolio and I'm kinda lost. If the cost of gold increases, wouldn't it also increase the cost of gold in Swiss Francs?

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Jesse Colombo's avatar

Thank you. Yes, that's generally correct—as long as gold is rising at a faster rate than the Swiss franc.

But if gold is rising at the same rate as the Swiss franc, it will just tread water.

And if gold is rising at a slower rate than the Swiss franc (or falling), its price will appear to actually go down in franc.

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Sandra Savickas's avatar

Got it. Thanks! Now I have the complete picture.

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Jesse Colombo's avatar

Excellent! That's my goal :)

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