When oil goes up, it's because of a shortage or other macro factors, but when gold goes up, it's because people don't trust paper currency.
What's going to make people start trusting paper currency?" Mr. Hathaway says that gold stocks are appealing based on the same criteria that investors use to judge stocks in most industries, and that he thinks others will come around to his view.
Surveys show that the British people trust the papers less than their European counterparts.
Trust our papers to be first with the big scoops too.
And according to the BBC, we can't even trust scientific papers.
But how much can we trust the papers coming from countries with dictatorial regimes?
They are the people who trust the paper".
While others were putting their trust in paper promises and talking of "peace for our time", Winton realised that a much more brutal scenario lay ahead.
Trust the paper to produce entertaining gossip, yes, but given the chronically low levels of trust in journalists, there's widespread awareness that dodgy methods are frequently used in celebrity gossip tabloids to gather information.
Emmanuel Saez, a University of California, Berkeley, economist considered by many to be a leading expert on income trends, wrote: For the U.S., you should not trust any paper on top incomes that uses Current Population Survey data.
