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    Gold will always be worth something. When the price goes down and your buyer has to lower his prices then you have to lower your prices. Something that I have learned from experience is that when prices are low there will be more e-waste to be had. I have been scrapping e-waste sense 2006 when gold was about 600-700 an oz. and I did quit well. I try not to buy any kind of scrap because when you have to lower your prices people don't understand. If I do buy scrap I pay as little as I can. I will not buy anything right now until prices stabilize.


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