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Robert Kiyosaki predictions
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Monday, October 3, 2011
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Bill Murphy - Gold Seek Radio Nugget - 08-10-11
Bill Murphy : Silver is going to go berserk and there is not much time for investors left to get on boarGet
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Monday, August 8, 2011
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Gold and Silver Looking for the Moon!
Gold and Silver
Looking for the Moon!
My friends, gold and silver have yet to enter
a phase transition creating a major spike high.
I never tire of trying to get people to keep on
buying gold and silver with their paper money.
Instead of focusing on the dollar price of gold
and silver, we should be focused on collapsing
government and with it the rule of law.
A word of caution, do not ask your banker or
stock broker about the wisdom of buying gold or
silver. These people are notoriously against gold
because they don’t sell gold. They sell paper
assets. They don’t know anything about gold,
but 99 times out of 100 they will tell you don’t
buy gold.
Also, don’t store your gold with anybody.
Keep it to yourself. If you are afraid to hide
your gold, then don’t bother with it.
Also, don’t buy gold or silver Exchange
Traded Funds (ETFs). This will turn out to be
unbelievable fraud and a sham. It will make
Bernie Madoff look like Mr. Clean.
Your gold and silver stocks? Yes, you can still
have them in your possession. Don’t ask your
stock broker or you will find out what a skunk
he is. He will block you any way he can from
taking delivery of your stock certificates. He’s
afraid you will take them to another broker or
a discount broker and sell them and he will lose
the commission.
Stock brokers from the top down don’t allow
people to take possession of their stock certificates.
They will tell you that you can’t get them. But
you can in most cases. Find out who the transfer
agent is who holds your stock, ask your broker
or his front office. Then call the transfer agent,
give all the information including your address
of record. Tell him that you want to take delivery
of your stock certificates. In most cases you will
have them in a few days.
Gold is the ultimate protection against the
default (depreciation and collapse) of govern -
ments and their paper money.
People worry about the “high price” of gold
and silver when they should be concerned about
the worthlessness of paper money. My friends,
it is worthless paper money that impoverishes
savers and holders of dollars. Gold and silver
preserves assets.
Gold and silver explodes in price as govern -
ment and everything else collapses. This is
NOW!
All the excesses and corruption within
govern ment that is driving the debt crisis is
coming to the surface. Deep concern is rising
among alert Americans as well as non-
Americans the world over.
The real sharp advance in gold and silver
is yet to come. Many more people will wake
up, but most never will. They never have.
Total collapse may come, or it may be a
complete default of the currency with the
replacement of a new currency, possibly tied
to a quasi-gold.
The great fear is a true meltdown in public
confidence. Few people living have any idea
what this means. A collapse in public confi -
dence means the end of the system. The end is
already in sight for many people. It is just a
question of how corrupt can the system get
and/or how much worse can the breakdown of
law and order become. Who alive cannot see
this government and political corruption and
that the U.S. is entering the final stages of a
true and profound economic legal and social
meltdown.
Gold is a key indicator because of the
distrust American people have in the U.S.
system, and the system worldwide. The
government is now attacking the poor and
the middle class by a new reporting on any
lowly $600 sale of gold.
As the debt crisis gets worse the U.S.
government will become visibly ruthless
against the American people. The idea of
requiring new reporting of gold sales will be
to attach a felony to all tax laws to give the
government the latitude to confiscate the
wealth of individuals and dealers.
This is simply a gold tax and it is a
reflection of a war against the people to
separate them from any wealth they have.
There is no need for violence. The U.S.
will collapse when it becomes known that
they can’t sell their bonds. Already, as you
readers know, the Fed is buying U.S. debt
(bonds). This is a fiat paper money sham.
Everybody acts like this QE1, QE2 is so
normal!
BL
Monday, July 25, 2011
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Thursday, June 30, 2011
This Picture Tells it All
This article was from a newsletter I received from Asset Strategies International. Enjoy!
THIS PICTURE TELLS IT ALL
A couple of months ago, I wrote an alert that said it was still possible to buy a gallon of gas for 25 cents. The “trick” was that you had to use a quarter that was made by the U.S. Mint prior to 1965.
The quarters, dimes and half-dollars in circulation 50 years ago were made of 90% silver. Thanks to silver’s meteoric rise in price, today a two-bit piece is worth a lot more than 25 cents. As you’ll see from the photo below, at least one gas-station owner is willing to sell his gasoline for even less than I suggested:
This is far from an isolated event. After that alert appeared, I received a note from a friend, telling about someone he knows in Iowa who had gone to buy an expensive piece of farm equipment. He asked the dealer, “Do you want paper? Or gold or silver?” The dealer’s face brightened and he replied, “Silver! And I’ll even give you a discount if you pay in silver.”
As my friend said, “Behold the new economy!” Yes, it seems that more and more people are realizing that gold and silver are real money. As such, they maintain their value – that is, their purchasing power – when paper currencies do not.
So it has been interesting to see that many states are considering legislation to make gold and silver legal currency in their jurisdictions. Utah has become the first state to pass a new legal-tender law.
Under the terms of the legislation, gold and silver coins from the U.S. Mint will now be considered legal currency in the state. This means that no state sales taxes may be charged when they are bought or sold. And in theory, no capital-gains taxes would be due (on the state level) if they are sold for more than you paid for them.
At least nine other states, including Idaho, North Carolina and Minnesota, are considering similar legislation. All of this is good news, because anything that helps the average citizen realize the huge difference between gold and silver as a store of value, when compared to paper money, is a good thing. As we stressed in our previous email on the subject, the value of an ounce of silver really hasn’t changed all that much in the past 100 years … or 5,000 years, for that matter. It will still purchase about the same amount of milk and bread and other goods as it did a century ago.
Yes, silver at $35 an ounce, or whatever its price is by the time you read this, sure sounds a lot more valuable than silver at $5 an ounce. But what’s really happened is that it’s our measuring stick – the U.S. dollar – that has changed. Since the U.S. went off the gold standard, the dollar has dropped in value by more than 90%. Or to put it another way, it takes 10-20 times more dollars to buy the same amount of goods and services as a dollar did 50 or 100 years ago. And this trend will only get worse in the future.
Please note: We are not predicting the “death of the dollar,” at least not in the immediate future. We do not expect it to suddenly become worthless.
But we believe it is all but certain to become worth less and less.
How can you protect yourself from the on-going depreciation of your currency? The very best way we know of is to exchange some of it for gold and silver. Many experts suggest putting at least 10% of your net worth in core holdings of precious metals. Please note: This does not mean “paper” investments, such as stocks and ETFs. By “core holdings,” they mean the actual metals. This is an “insurance policy” that will protect your assets no matter what happens in the future.
For diversification within precious metals, those same experts recommend that those core holdings be divided between gold (40%), silver (40%), and platinum and palladium (20%).
For metals that you will own and keep in your own possession, bullion coins from the major government mints of Canada, the United States, and Australia are the most popular. For offshore holdings, consider the storage program at the Perth Mint in Western Australia. This “gold you can fold” is the safest, most secure offshore storage program we’ve found.
There are also some excellent storage programs available in Switzerland, London and the United States. We are aware of new ones that are being established in Hong Kong and Canada. We will let you know when our due diligence has been completed and we can introduce them to you as well.
By the way, one word of warning: Whatever you do, do not start using your silver or gold Eagles as legal tender, no matter what the laws in your state say. The gold eagle from the U.S. Mint carries a nominal face value of $50. But the marketplace says it is worth around $1,500. You would be cheating yourself out of $1,450 to trade it for its face value.
The situation with the silver eagle from the U.S. Mint is almost as extreme. This gorgeous coin carries a face value of one dollar. But even after the recent correction in the price of silver, the market says a silver eagle is worth about $35.
If you’d like to add the protection of gold and silver (and some platinum, too) to your own portfolio, call one of our knowledgeable staff members at Asset Strategies International. These savvy professionals are not commissioned salesmen. Their only task is to give you the best assistance they can.
Our goal is to help you Keep What’s Yours, by providing the “sleep at night” comfort that comes from knowing you own the world’s oldest, strongest and safest money – gold and silver.
Chip Wood
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THIS PICTURE TELLS IT ALL
A couple of months ago, I wrote an alert that said it was still possible to buy a gallon of gas for 25 cents. The “trick” was that you had to use a quarter that was made by the U.S. Mint prior to 1965.
The quarters, dimes and half-dollars in circulation 50 years ago were made of 90% silver. Thanks to silver’s meteoric rise in price, today a two-bit piece is worth a lot more than 25 cents. As you’ll see from the photo below, at least one gas-station owner is willing to sell his gasoline for even less than I suggested:
This is far from an isolated event. After that alert appeared, I received a note from a friend, telling about someone he knows in Iowa who had gone to buy an expensive piece of farm equipment. He asked the dealer, “Do you want paper? Or gold or silver?” The dealer’s face brightened and he replied, “Silver! And I’ll even give you a discount if you pay in silver.”
As my friend said, “Behold the new economy!” Yes, it seems that more and more people are realizing that gold and silver are real money. As such, they maintain their value – that is, their purchasing power – when paper currencies do not.
So it has been interesting to see that many states are considering legislation to make gold and silver legal currency in their jurisdictions. Utah has become the first state to pass a new legal-tender law.
Under the terms of the legislation, gold and silver coins from the U.S. Mint will now be considered legal currency in the state. This means that no state sales taxes may be charged when they are bought or sold. And in theory, no capital-gains taxes would be due (on the state level) if they are sold for more than you paid for them.
At least nine other states, including Idaho, North Carolina and Minnesota, are considering similar legislation. All of this is good news, because anything that helps the average citizen realize the huge difference between gold and silver as a store of value, when compared to paper money, is a good thing. As we stressed in our previous email on the subject, the value of an ounce of silver really hasn’t changed all that much in the past 100 years … or 5,000 years, for that matter. It will still purchase about the same amount of milk and bread and other goods as it did a century ago.
Yes, silver at $35 an ounce, or whatever its price is by the time you read this, sure sounds a lot more valuable than silver at $5 an ounce. But what’s really happened is that it’s our measuring stick – the U.S. dollar – that has changed. Since the U.S. went off the gold standard, the dollar has dropped in value by more than 90%. Or to put it another way, it takes 10-20 times more dollars to buy the same amount of goods and services as a dollar did 50 or 100 years ago. And this trend will only get worse in the future.
Please note: We are not predicting the “death of the dollar,” at least not in the immediate future. We do not expect it to suddenly become worthless.
But we believe it is all but certain to become worth less and less.
How can you protect yourself from the on-going depreciation of your currency? The very best way we know of is to exchange some of it for gold and silver. Many experts suggest putting at least 10% of your net worth in core holdings of precious metals. Please note: This does not mean “paper” investments, such as stocks and ETFs. By “core holdings,” they mean the actual metals. This is an “insurance policy” that will protect your assets no matter what happens in the future.
For diversification within precious metals, those same experts recommend that those core holdings be divided between gold (40%), silver (40%), and platinum and palladium (20%).
For metals that you will own and keep in your own possession, bullion coins from the major government mints of Canada, the United States, and Australia are the most popular. For offshore holdings, consider the storage program at the Perth Mint in Western Australia. This “gold you can fold” is the safest, most secure offshore storage program we’ve found.
There are also some excellent storage programs available in Switzerland, London and the United States. We are aware of new ones that are being established in Hong Kong and Canada. We will let you know when our due diligence has been completed and we can introduce them to you as well.
By the way, one word of warning: Whatever you do, do not start using your silver or gold Eagles as legal tender, no matter what the laws in your state say. The gold eagle from the U.S. Mint carries a nominal face value of $50. But the marketplace says it is worth around $1,500. You would be cheating yourself out of $1,450 to trade it for its face value.
The situation with the silver eagle from the U.S. Mint is almost as extreme. This gorgeous coin carries a face value of one dollar. But even after the recent correction in the price of silver, the market says a silver eagle is worth about $35.
If you’d like to add the protection of gold and silver (and some platinum, too) to your own portfolio, call one of our knowledgeable staff members at Asset Strategies International. These savvy professionals are not commissioned salesmen. Their only task is to give you the best assistance they can.
Our goal is to help you Keep What’s Yours, by providing the “sleep at night” comfort that comes from knowing you own the world’s oldest, strongest and safest money – gold and silver.
Chip Wood
Got Silver? Go to SilverSaver and start saving automatically in Silver and Gold. https://silversaver.com/share/J3MAA/
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
It's time to buy silver again
RICHARD RUSSELL: BUY SILVER
31 May 2011 by Cullen Roche 38 Comments
Like myself, Richard Russell had been vocally skeptical about the parabolic surge in silver prices. But he isn’t a believer in the silver theory. Russell says the recent correction is healthy and he feels as though the recent consolidation is setting the stage for the next leg up. In his latest Dow Theory Letter the investment legend explained why he’s bullish again about silver:
“Silver — According the Constitution of the United States, only gold AND silver are money. Silver is a lot cheaper than gold, and for a while the “crowd” rushed in to buy silver as a ” safe haven substitute” for gold. Silver turned into a speculative bubble, and when the bubble broke, silver suffered a crushing drop from a price of 49.75 to 32.I wrote that silver’s upward post-crash correction might surprise most silver-haters and silver shorts. As I write silver has rallied to above 37. The bull market in gold is still very much intact, and I believe gold will take silver UP with it.Remember I said that during recessions, silver is treated as an industrial metal, but during periods of inflation silver is treated as a monetary metal. With inflation built into America’s future, I see silver following gold to higher levels. And I see the public once more rushing in to buy silver as a safe-haven currency against a shaky dollar.Below I include a daily chart of silver, going back two years. Like gold, silver seems to respect a 150-day moving average, which I have drawn on the chart (blue line). Also, note that silver is still severely oversold, as per RSI.”“Confession — I had sold much of my silver prior to the big break (I didn’t like the parabolic action of silver and the accompanying public excitement), but I have changed my mind about silver. Now that silver is trading above 37 again, I like it and suggest positions in SLV and CEF.”
Source: Dow Theory Letters
Monday, May 30, 2011
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Sunday, May 29, 2011
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Don’t Worry About Silver
Don’t Worry About Silver
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Saturday, April 23, 2011
$1,000 OUNCE SILVER IS CONSERVATIVE : Bix Weir
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Each person can become their own central bank
The following is from an interview with Jim Sinclair conducted by Hera Research Newsletter:
"People have to try to maintain their buying power. Each person can become their own central bank and, to the best of their abilities, focus on the assets that benefit from the disorder that’s taking place and that will continue to take place...
What is real money? Gold is a currency that has no liability attached to it. It’s a measure of value and a store of wealth that’s universally acceptable...
Physical gold is the answer. An individual who holds gold will have more time and ability to function...
Gold is going much higher. We could see shocking gold prices, maybe Alf Fields’ target of $10,000 per ounce or Martin Armstrong’s target of $12,000 per ounce. I think that my price target of $1,650 per ounce gold is going to be so low it will be considered silly." Jim Sinclair
I'd like to add to Mr. Sinclair's observation about the necessity for people to hold gold to maintain their purchasing power during the coming monetary crisis and resulting hyperinflation. Most folks are not going to be able to get their hands on gold due to the price, but silver, gold's little sister, is still reasonably priced at around $45/ounce. Even though gold has exceeded by almost 2X its 1980 peak, silver has yet to match its 1980 peak. Combine that with the claim by some that the ratio of silver to gold may end up in a single digit, one should consider owning silver as the best way to provide funding for your very own Central Bank :)
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"People have to try to maintain their buying power. Each person can become their own central bank and, to the best of their abilities, focus on the assets that benefit from the disorder that’s taking place and that will continue to take place...
What is real money? Gold is a currency that has no liability attached to it. It’s a measure of value and a store of wealth that’s universally acceptable...
Physical gold is the answer. An individual who holds gold will have more time and ability to function...
Gold is going much higher. We could see shocking gold prices, maybe Alf Fields’ target of $10,000 per ounce or Martin Armstrong’s target of $12,000 per ounce. I think that my price target of $1,650 per ounce gold is going to be so low it will be considered silly." Jim Sinclair
I'd like to add to Mr. Sinclair's observation about the necessity for people to hold gold to maintain their purchasing power during the coming monetary crisis and resulting hyperinflation. Most folks are not going to be able to get their hands on gold due to the price, but silver, gold's little sister, is still reasonably priced at around $45/ounce. Even though gold has exceeded by almost 2X its 1980 peak, silver has yet to match its 1980 peak. Combine that with the claim by some that the ratio of silver to gold may end up in a single digit, one should consider owning silver as the best way to provide funding for your very own Central Bank :)
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Sunday, April 17, 2011
Saturday, April 2, 2011
THE EXTRAORDINARY SILVER FUNDAMENTALS: 9 to 1 Silver to Gold Ratio
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Saturday, March 26, 2011
BIX WEIR : AFTER THE CRASH - PART THREE : $6,000 SILVER
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Saturday, March 12, 2011
Silver Awakening - 130 Dollar Silver? Fed chairman Ben Bernanke
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Saturday, March 5, 2011
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Buying physical silver is non-violent, non-compliant resistance.
Buying physical silver is by far the greatest act of wisdom and rebellion any American can and should be doing right now. It is both a Silver Bullet to rebel against the Elite’s corrupt system and a Silver Shield to protect your family and wealth in a post- dollar world. Buying physical silver is non-violent, non-compliant resistance. Most importantly it works outside of the system and it cannot be stopped.“As long as you play by the Elite’s rules, the Elite will rule.” -Chris Duane
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Saturday, February 26, 2011
Faber on Real Estate
Faber On Real Estate:
I think another avenue is to own farmland. I think that real estate prices in the US have come down – OK, they may go down another 10% – but relatively to other countries and internationally, after having declined, if you can find a house you like, it may not be a bad time to buy a house in the US. It may not go up in value, but it may preserve its value.
…
I know quite a few extremely well to do people who have second thoughts about life in big cities and security in big cities if the unrest in the middle east were to also spread to developed countries. And they also know that we might have problems with modern warfare that would include cyber war, or switching off of the electricity or biological warfare – terrorism – that would touch the big cities. So, they want to be safe. They buy islands and they buy farmland in the middle of nowhere.
We’ve suggested in the past that real estate has not yet hit bottom – and we maintain this position. We could see housing collapse another 30% from here, perhaps even more. However, the decision to purchase a home at this point comes down to value.
If you are looking to flip properties as a business like many did leading up to the real estate detonation, you’ll be hard pressed to generate significant revenue. But if you have other intentions and goals, it might not be a bad time to consider purchasing.
Farmland, for example, is a real estate asset that produces commodities. Unlike a suburban home with no real possibility for production unless you’re willing to do the work, farmland allows a family to generate their own food, as well as their own energy – essentially eliminating the necessity of the ‘grid’ on which most people depend. Not only that, but outside of major cities you’ve got an extra layer of security in the event of war, economic collapse or other disaster.
Additionally, if the US dollar continues to be debased, which it will given historic trends, we can expect interest rates on homes to start rising – significantly. In the 1980′s rates exceeded 15% in some cases. The following example demonstrates why it might not be a bad time to buy now if you expect interest rates to rise:
via Mortgage Calculator
Home Price: $200,000
Current Rate: About 5%
Monthly Payment: $1073.00
Total Payments Over 30 Years: $386,500
or, waiting until rates rise and prices decline 30%:
Home Price: $140,000
Rate: 10%
Monthly Payment: $1228.00
Total Payment over 30 Years: $442,000
Unless you plan on paying in cash after the next leg down in real estate, it may be to your benefit to buy now and lock in a decent interest rate, even if you expect a massive decline in prices. Additionally, you may end up paying less simply because of inflation and (hopefully) a future wage adjustment or earnings increase.
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I think another avenue is to own farmland. I think that real estate prices in the US have come down – OK, they may go down another 10% – but relatively to other countries and internationally, after having declined, if you can find a house you like, it may not be a bad time to buy a house in the US. It may not go up in value, but it may preserve its value.
…
I know quite a few extremely well to do people who have second thoughts about life in big cities and security in big cities if the unrest in the middle east were to also spread to developed countries. And they also know that we might have problems with modern warfare that would include cyber war, or switching off of the electricity or biological warfare – terrorism – that would touch the big cities. So, they want to be safe. They buy islands and they buy farmland in the middle of nowhere.
We’ve suggested in the past that real estate has not yet hit bottom – and we maintain this position. We could see housing collapse another 30% from here, perhaps even more. However, the decision to purchase a home at this point comes down to value.
If you are looking to flip properties as a business like many did leading up to the real estate detonation, you’ll be hard pressed to generate significant revenue. But if you have other intentions and goals, it might not be a bad time to consider purchasing.
Farmland, for example, is a real estate asset that produces commodities. Unlike a suburban home with no real possibility for production unless you’re willing to do the work, farmland allows a family to generate their own food, as well as their own energy – essentially eliminating the necessity of the ‘grid’ on which most people depend. Not only that, but outside of major cities you’ve got an extra layer of security in the event of war, economic collapse or other disaster.
Additionally, if the US dollar continues to be debased, which it will given historic trends, we can expect interest rates on homes to start rising – significantly. In the 1980′s rates exceeded 15% in some cases. The following example demonstrates why it might not be a bad time to buy now if you expect interest rates to rise:
via Mortgage Calculator
Home Price: $200,000
Current Rate: About 5%
Monthly Payment: $1073.00
Total Payments Over 30 Years: $386,500
or, waiting until rates rise and prices decline 30%:
Home Price: $140,000
Rate: 10%
Monthly Payment: $1228.00
Total Payment over 30 Years: $442,000
Unless you plan on paying in cash after the next leg down in real estate, it may be to your benefit to buy now and lock in a decent interest rate, even if you expect a massive decline in prices. Additionally, you may end up paying less simply because of inflation and (hopefully) a future wage adjustment or earnings increase.
Check out the neat software on this page that provides "A launching pad for your Real Estate Deals"
Click on the PropFrog link to the right or at the bottom of the page and learn more.
Marc Faber on Precious Metals
Faber on Precious Metals and Value:
All of that [money printing] is favorable for silver and gold. Now, the question is, is gold and silver expensive or is it cheap? In 1999 you could buy an ounce of gold for $252. Now it’s $1400. Is it cheap or expensive?
In a money printing environment it’s very difficult to decide what is expensive and what is cheap because the function of money to be a unit of account and a store of value has been lost through the money printing. My view would be, yeah, relative to 1999 the price of gold is expensive at $1400. But relative to the money printing maybe not.
My advice to all your listeners is to gradually accumulate gold. Don’t buy it on margin – just gradually accumulate month by month.
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I think the US government is bankrupt. They will not default on the debt. They will just print money. Not to own gold and silver is to trust Mr. Bernanke. Now go and look at his speeches, and then you tell me whether you rather trust gold or Mr. Bernanke.
Nominally, gold has surpassed it’s record highs of the early 1980′s (and silver is well on it’s way). In real terms, adjusted for inflation, gold would have to hit roughly $2300 per ounce to have the same “value” as what it had in the 1980′s. When QE2 was announced in 2010, the price of gold shot up relative to not just the dollar, but all global currencies. One can surmise that QE3 would have a similar effect. Add to that the strife around the world and the panic buying that ensues in insolvent nations like Greece, where the street value of gold during their 2010 riots was 50% higher than the listed exchange values, and you can see the direction that precious metals are headed.
From a preparedness standpoint, gold should be a part of any complete emergency and disaster plan. As we’ve mentioned in the past, and Dr. Faber suggested in this interview, accumulate gold over time. You don’t have to invest all of your finances in precious metals – but acquiring a little bit every month wouldn’t be a bad idea. The strategy of dollar-cost-averaging let’s you balance out your overall “buy” price in the event of volatility where prices drop or rise rapidly.
With gold, you don’t have to worry about your US dollars, because you are, in effect, your own central bank.
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All of that [money printing] is favorable for silver and gold. Now, the question is, is gold and silver expensive or is it cheap? In 1999 you could buy an ounce of gold for $252. Now it’s $1400. Is it cheap or expensive?
In a money printing environment it’s very difficult to decide what is expensive and what is cheap because the function of money to be a unit of account and a store of value has been lost through the money printing. My view would be, yeah, relative to 1999 the price of gold is expensive at $1400. But relative to the money printing maybe not.
My advice to all your listeners is to gradually accumulate gold. Don’t buy it on margin – just gradually accumulate month by month.
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I think the US government is bankrupt. They will not default on the debt. They will just print money. Not to own gold and silver is to trust Mr. Bernanke. Now go and look at his speeches, and then you tell me whether you rather trust gold or Mr. Bernanke.
Nominally, gold has surpassed it’s record highs of the early 1980′s (and silver is well on it’s way). In real terms, adjusted for inflation, gold would have to hit roughly $2300 per ounce to have the same “value” as what it had in the 1980′s. When QE2 was announced in 2010, the price of gold shot up relative to not just the dollar, but all global currencies. One can surmise that QE3 would have a similar effect. Add to that the strife around the world and the panic buying that ensues in insolvent nations like Greece, where the street value of gold during their 2010 riots was 50% higher than the listed exchange values, and you can see the direction that precious metals are headed.
From a preparedness standpoint, gold should be a part of any complete emergency and disaster plan. As we’ve mentioned in the past, and Dr. Faber suggested in this interview, accumulate gold over time. You don’t have to invest all of your finances in precious metals – but acquiring a little bit every month wouldn’t be a bad idea. The strategy of dollar-cost-averaging let’s you balance out your overall “buy” price in the event of volatility where prices drop or rise rapidly.
With gold, you don’t have to worry about your US dollars, because you are, in effect, your own central bank.
https://silversaver.com/share/J3MAA/
"The strategy of dollar-cost-averaging let’s you balance out your overall “buy” price in the event of volatility where prices drop or rise rapidly." You're in luck! :) SilverSaver provides an automatic and convenient way to Save in Silver using Dollar-Cost-Averaging. Check it out at the link above.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Silver Remains Good Value
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Buying Silver While It's Still Relatively Cheap
Buying Silver While It's Still Relatively Cheap
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Get some silver while is still affordable with the convenience provided by SilverSaver. Save automatically and take advantage of Dollar Cost Averaging to accumulate more silver over time. https://silversaver.com/share/J3MAA/
Monday, February 7, 2011
A LONG ROAD AHEAD - CHOOSE THE RIGHT VEHICLE
A LONG ROAD AHEAD - CHOOSE THE RIGHT VEHICLE
It's going to be a long road to the top of this gold bull. If you can avoid pitfalls like leveraged accounts and numismatics, gold will shield your wealth from the Fed's steady erosion of the dollar's purchasing power. An old proverb goes, "the greatest truths are the simplest; and so are the greatest men." Don't trust brokers who pressure you to invest in complicated schemes or fancy products when all you really need are pure bullion coins and bars, held in your physical possession. This advice has been given from father to son since Ancient Babylon, and though Americans have forgotten it for a few generations, it remains the simple truth. Peter Schiff
It's going to be a long road to the top of this gold bull. If you can avoid pitfalls like leveraged accounts and numismatics, gold will shield your wealth from the Fed's steady erosion of the dollar's purchasing power. An old proverb goes, "the greatest truths are the simplest; and so are the greatest men." Don't trust brokers who pressure you to invest in complicated schemes or fancy products when all you really need are pure bullion coins and bars, held in your physical possession. This advice has been given from father to son since Ancient Babylon, and though Americans have forgotten it for a few generations, it remains the simple truth. Peter Schiff
Friday, February 4, 2011
Americans Will Flock Into $5,000 Gold and $500 Silver
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Utah Sound Money Rings True
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It is time that Americans wake up and take back control of our money supply. We the People have been duped by our government and the Federal Reserve in an insidious scheme to rob us our wealth with paper money. Get some gold and silver now in order to benefit from the Greatest Wealth Transfer in History.
A discussion of precious metals as money.
"Silver money in permanent circulation is the only
available, practicable route to begin to free governments from
the impositions demanded under duress by banking systems."
A discussion of precious metals as money. Hugo Salinas Price
http://www.plata.com.mx/mplata/documentos/images/Hugo_Salinas_Price_London_2011.pdf
available, practicable route to begin to free governments from
the impositions demanded under duress by banking systems."
A discussion of precious metals as money. Hugo Salinas Price
http://www.plata.com.mx/mplata/documentos/images/Hugo_Salinas_Price_London_2011.pdf
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Thursday, January 20, 2011
SILVER BULLION ON THE EDGE OF EXTINCTION
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
THE RULING CLASS VS LIBERTY : a SGTbull07 Micro Doc
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World’s Richest Man Buying Silver?
World’s Richest Man Buying Silver?
http://news.silversaver.com/2011/01/04/worlds-richest-man-buying-silver/
Got Silver? Better get some before there's none to get :)
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Got Silver? Better get some before there's none to get :)
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011
9. 500oz SILVER TO BUY A HOUSE? Mike Maloney On Gold & Silver vs Real Es...
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Just think about it. You can buy 500oz of silver for around $15,000 today. Mike Maloney and Robert Kiyosaki say that you may be able to buy a median priced home in the US for 500oz of silver. This means that you could buy a $200,000 home for $15,000 at today's silver price. What a sweet deal!!
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Sunday, January 9, 2011
Thursday, January 6, 2011
David Morgan on the gold/silver ratio
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David Morgan of silver-investor.com confirms that silver is the greatest opportunity at this time due to the historical gold-silver ratio. He expects the ratio to return to the natural ratio of 15:1 and may overshoot to 10:1. The ratio is currently around 50:1 which indicates that silver has some catching up to do and confirms the better opportunity for gain. SilverSaver provides a convenient and affordable way to accumulate silver using the Dollar Cost Average method. You can save in silver by exchanging some of your devalued dollars for Sound Money, silver. Save on a regular schedule with the automatic savings plan. You're not getting any interest from your savings with the bank so why not reallocate some of this money to save in silver. You won't regret it. I promise:)
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
THE MADNESS OF A LOST SOCIETY 2 : FINAL WARNINGS
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Where do you think that the world's wealth will migrate to if the dollar falls from grace? Another fiat currency? Or a basket of commodities that maintains value over time? How about gold and silver?
I believe that there are a lot of people in the world that will, at some point in time, realize that in order to maintain their wealth, they must convert their dollars, yuan, euro or any fiat currency to tangible assets such as gold and silver. Silver of course is the more affordable precious metal and therefore should be sought out by most of the population of many countries. However, there is not enough silver to go around. Silver is money, but it is also a commodity that is used in industrial applications.
Better get some silver while you still can! Got Silver? Click the link above and learn about a affordable way to Save in Silver to Preserve and Protect your wealth.
https://silversaver.com/share/J3MAA/
Where do you think that the world's wealth will migrate to if the dollar falls from grace? Another fiat currency? Or a basket of commodities that maintains value over time? How about gold and silver?
I believe that there are a lot of people in the world that will, at some point in time, realize that in order to maintain their wealth, they must convert their dollars, yuan, euro or any fiat currency to tangible assets such as gold and silver. Silver of course is the more affordable precious metal and therefore should be sought out by most of the population of many countries. However, there is not enough silver to go around. Silver is money, but it is also a commodity that is used in industrial applications.
Better get some silver while you still can! Got Silver? Click the link above and learn about a affordable way to Save in Silver to Preserve and Protect your wealth.
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