Jobs moving gold shifting
Some of gold’s most-volatile days erupt after monthly-US-jobs data is released.
Economist Paul Krugman, who enjoys skewering the gold crowd, gets taken to task in a Dilbert cartoon for engaging in vitriol.
The New York Times columnist engages in combative debate. He was cutting when he argued with a mostly affable Ron Paul a year ago.
Krugman also belittled the Republican Party when it considered adding to the party’s platform a return to the gold standard calling it a “. . .very bad, no good, truly awful idea”.
Dilbert creator Scott Adams describes himself as leaning libertarian. He endorsed presidential contender Mitt Romney.
