Is The Gold Community A Cult?

Posted by on Apr 16, 2012 in Gold | Comments Off

I recently was involved in a discussion centered around the gold community and their constant talk of manipulation and price suppression. There are some of us in the gold community who understand gold’s place in a diversified portfolio (insurance), have been recommending dollar cost averaging into a position for their clients rather than “all in” like most others who fear the U.S. dollar...

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Remember When A Silver Dime Bought You Two Candy Bars? Why You Need To Buy 90% Silver Bags and American Silver Eagles At Just 1% Over Cost Today

Posted by on Feb 28, 2012 in Gold | Comments Off

I remember as a kid buying candy bars for a nickel. When they raised the price to a dime, I said I would never buy a candy bar again. Of course that promise to myself didn’t last long, but today, a candy bar costs 20 times as much as it did in 1964 when a silver dime could buy you two of them. To put things into perspective, the dollar of today could buy you 20 candy bars in 1964. What can...

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Pop Goes The Gold Bubble?

Posted by on Oct 11, 2011 in Gold | 0 comments

I always get a kick out of these articles that young writers put out when they try and tackle a subject such as gold and claim it’s in a “bubble.” To date, I have not seen one of them address the banking system mess our country is in (as well as the banks of Europe and soon most everywhere else). Another Negative Article On Gold I replied to a recent article I found on Seeking...

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Inflation/Deflation And Gold

Posted by on Sep 7, 2011 in Gold | 0 comments

From time to time I will participate in the conversation on various blogs when I see someone who I know has some intelligence write something about gold’s price history that might influence people not to invest in the precious metal, when there are a multitude of reasons to invest in gold. One of the typical objections that people will throw out for gold is the inflationary years of the...

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The Lender of Last Resort Isn’t the Fed or ECB, It’s YOU!

Posted by on Mar 25, 2011 in Economy | 0 comments

Banks always are bailed out by the government or the Fed and in Europe’s case, the equivalent of the Fed, the European Central Bank (ECB). The ECB is who is keeping Portugal’s banks afloat. But it’s also the IMF who likes to stick their greedy fingers into the pie, just as they have in many other countries, like Jamaica for example, where they create slaves of the...

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