ken langone is chairman, president of inmed. wonderful to have you on the program. >> i didn't do it alone. >> well, you're a gentleman for saying that. >> i had partners. >> you knew the value of home depot a long time ago. >>> and i knew the talent we had and these fellows we started with. >> how do you do that? how do you put your finger on an idea and say, this is going to be big? are this tell tale signs? because you invest in lots of small businesses. and have seen lots of success stories. what are your screens that you look at when you're investing? >> you look at the people. i'm a great believer that if you get to know somebody well, and you can see their sense of commitment, their reality of their thinking, you know, they think realistically, but all that said, if you've got about six months, i can tell you about all my failures, too. nobody bats 1,000. but seriously, to me, it always gets down to the people. >> what are you looking at now? are you looking at strong leadership in any particular company that you can tell

ken langone, thank you. very busy news day. you have done a lot of good for a lot of people.ave a great columbus day. >> we are all proud of you. don't forget that. you bring great credit to all of us. neil: you are very nice. bold at record highs, right? is now the time to cash in your bling? -- gold at record highs. neil: a rest from the gold rush, at least for today. it is still very pricey, though. the big question -- do you cash in your bling now or wait for it to go even higher? my next guest has the answer, of the show "pawn star" on the history channel. what do you do? >> it depends on your financial situation. i personally believe gold is going to go a lot higher. neil: how much higher? >> i think we could see 10% returns for a lot of years to come. neil: what do you think the highest it goes? i have heard some people say it could go to $2,000 an ounce. >> i guess that all depends on how low the dollar can go. neil: right. the worst things look for the dollar, the better things look for gold. people forget that. how does one go about cashing in jewelry? >> the proble