As an Investment, Gold's Just a Brick [View article]
I have been buying 2 U.S. 1 oz. Gold Eagles each week for the last 20 years at my local coin shop for cash. My investment has QUADRUPLED in those 20 years. This is a super way to not worry about the latest group of corrupt mobsters in Washington and Wall Street that are destroying the economy for the U.S. citizens. Even my two IRA's and my 401K have doubled by investing in hard metals that are not based on the printing press toilet paper coming out of Washington. Let the fools keep believing in the newest "PRINTING PRESS PAPER" scam to come along. I'll happily keep my 1 ounce gold bricks.
NYSE Runs Out of Gold Bars: What Happens Next? [View article]
Just think about the reason our forefathers insisted that the words, "IN GOD WE TRUST" be on all our paper dollars and our coins. Go ahead and check your wallet or your pocket. That didn't just happen. They were warning us to not be so naive as to trust anyone else but GOD. Our money does not say on it to trust our politicians, the NYSE, Madoff, Fort Knox, or any other phony man-made creations. Our forefathers weren't cynical, just very wise realists. Why now do we act so surprised?
Gold Against Stocks Over the Decades: Not as Impressive [View article]
I'm not sure what decades you are talking about, but I'll take $35./oz in 1968 to today's $950./oz. I would consider the last 4 decade to be relavent to most Americans. In forty short years $35. to $950 per ounce of gold is hard to beat.
Stocks Are Doomed, Only Cash or Precious Metals May Survive [View article]
You are right on Doctor. I have been buying 2 U.S. 1 oz. Gold Eagles each week for the last 20 years at my local coin shop for cash. My investment has quadrupled over those years. This is a super way to forget about the 2% corrupt team in Washington and Wall Street that is destroying the economy for the remaining 98% of the citizens. Even my two IRA's and my 401K have doubled by investing in hard metals that are not based on the printing press toilet paper coming out of Washington. Let the fools keep believing in the newest "PRINTING PRESS" Savior to come along. Even super-liberal CNBC is running a special TV show tonight on the "House of Cards" we live under.
Commodity ETFs Overbought; Gold Least So [View article]
"Overbought" is just a way of saying something was under priced in the past and that I wasn't smart enough to recognize this under valuation until it was too late. In other words, "I missed the boat".
The Good, the Not-So-Bad and the Ugly Commodites ETFs [View article]
Commodities Tower Toppling? Not anytime soon! As long as the governments are printing phony money and issuing $50 billion dollar credits here and there to all the crooked bankers and bond insurers there is not much to worry about. And what about the "Rating Agencies" calling pure junk triple "AAA". Are you seeing any of those guys going to jail? If you were an Arab sheik would you rather hold billions more of faux printing press money that is losing its value each day, or something real like corn, wheat, oil, soybeans, and gold. It's an easy choice as long as the politicians keep buying votes by promising MORE to the voters who are doing LESS. Check out the 10 year gold, silver or farm commodity chart for a dose of REALITY.
As an Investment, Gold's Just a Brick [View article]
China's Gold Reserves Almost Doubled [View article]
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NYSE Runs Out of Gold Bars: What Happens Next? [View article]
"IN GOD WE TRUST" be on all our paper dollars and our coins. Go ahead and check your wallet or your pocket. That didn't just happen. They were warning us to not be so naive as to trust anyone else but GOD. Our money does not say on it to trust our politicians, the NYSE, Madoff, Fort Knox, or any other phony man-made creations. Our forefathers weren't cynical, just very wise realists. Why now do we act so surprised?
Gold Against Stocks Over the Decades: Not as Impressive [View article]
Stocks Are Doomed, Only Cash or Precious Metals May Survive [View article]
Commodity ETFs Overbought; Gold Least So [View article]
The Good, the Not-So-Bad and the Ugly Commodites ETFs [View article]