Reminds me of a pick-pocket returning your wallet with a $2 still in it!

I have an uncle that started buying gold when it first became legal to buy and the price was around $30.00 an ounce. He methodically added to his holdings monthly without any concern for the price. When gold peaked and then dropped back to $250.00 I asked him if he still had his gold. He responded "Of course and I am still buying more every month" I suggested that because of inflation and all the lost opportunities that his gold investments were responsible for. He responded"gold is not an investment I have many investments in other things, gold is insurance." When I see the SP of SGR go up and down and think of that advice and then think of all of the gold that I have shares of in the ground in Manitoba , I then remember why I invested in SGR in the first place.