An Interesting Alternative to Gold 7 comments
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The following is Adam Hewison's new video announcement regarding GLD, the gold ETF. Just click on the link if you are interested in watching the video for free with no registration requirements. Here is his preview below:
There is no doubt about it - gold is getting a lot of press and media attention lately. So the question is, is the move in gold over or is it just beginning?
I don’t believe the move is over on the upside for gold, but in my new two-minute video I’m going to share with you an alternative to gold that should do just as well for many of the same reasons. This is a big liquid market and has great upside potential and is less volatile than gold.
As always, our videos are free to view and do not require any registration. If you think this is an important video, I strongly suggest you share it with your friends and comment about it on our blog.
Disclosure: I am a MarketClub Affiliate (for a reason, I like their products).
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Okay....So when we click on the link to the video (That was obviously created for Miss Shumaker's 4th grade class), you get a commission if we join this club or buy something. Maybe you are lucky enough to get paid just by someone clicking on the link.
I guess that explains why you are touting a "new video" for a not-so-new ETF.
The video seems to be made for children. Trying to promote it here seems inappropriate. Just one reader's opinion-- I don't recall seeing this type of affiliate promotion before on SA.
(GLD) is paper gold and as such is a fraud and a scam. And while it does an adequate job of tracking real gold, that's about all it does.
The alternative of choice is (GTU). Stay away from GLD and (SLV) (which is paper silver) and instead look at GTU and (CEF). Real is real and GLD and SLV are nothing but fictitious financial instruments created to defraud their holders while wrecking their respective PM markets. What junk!!
Just my paranoia, but be careful.