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"Gold"

Jul

2009

Challenging Financial Advisors on the Need to Diversify Into Gold

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Gold Tags: Bailout, Bonds, Dollar, Economy, Financial Adviser, financial advisor, Gold, Inflation, Investing, Money, stimulus, Stocks

What financial advisor’s need to do is prepare their clients for the coming inflation as a result of all this government spending. What financial advisor’s need to do is diversify their clients into gold.

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Jul

2009

Digger’s Friday Triple Play

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Gold Tags: audit, debt, Economy, Federal Reserve, free market, Interest rates, savings rate

Doug Digger Eberhardt’s Top 3 Articles and Posts of the Week – Click on headline for full article

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Jun

2009

Gold: Why Doesn’t Your Financial Advisor Recommend It?

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Gold Tags: Financial Adviser, Gold, Investing

When it comes to your investments, diversification hasn’t worked. The “Buy and hold” strategy has become “buy and hope.” The one asset that could have helped stabilize your portfolio isn’t ever recommended by CNBC or your financial adviser. That asset is gold.

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Jun

2009

Digger’s Friday Triple Play

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Gold Tags: Deflation, Federal Reserve, Inflation, War

Doug Digger Eberhardt’s Top 3 Articles and Posts of the Week – Click on headline for full article.

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Jun

2009

What Really Backs the U.S. Dollar?

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Education Blog, Gold Tags: Economy, Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve Note, GDP, Gold, Money, Treasury, U.S. Dollar

Don’t be confused by all the games the Treasury and the Federal Reserve are playing. Educate yourself as to what money is and what really backs the U.S. dollar. Educate yourself about investing in gold.

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Jun

2009

Confused About Gold and the Dollar? Understand Their Relationship Before You Invest

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Gold, Inflation, Interest rates, Investing, U.S. Dollar Tags: Bonds, Dollar, Gold, Gold Investing, Inflation, Stocks

It’s not known for sure where the concept that an ounce of gold could always buy a nice businessman’s suit came from, but the analogy is used today by many who want to paint a positive picture for gold. The premise of the story is used to reveal the fact that the dollar has lost 95%-98% of its purchasing power …

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May

2009

California Economics Professor Wants to Drive California Off a Cliff

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Gold Tags: California Budget Crisis, Economics, Economy, Gold, Peter Navarro, Taxes, Vote

So his answer is to keep government spending going and the status quo spending that got us into this mess in the first place.

Let me ask you something….if your family is in dire financial straits, do you cut back in your spending or keep things as they are?

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May

2009

Is Warren Buffet Right About Inflation?

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Gold Tags: Bailout, Dollar, Economics, Gold, Inflation, Taxes, Warren Buffet

Because we know that inflation is in our future, your investments better be hedged with gold in preparation for this tidal wave of inflation.

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Oct

2008

Iceland vs. USA Economic Analysis

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Gold Tags: Economic crisis, Economics, iceland, Interest rates, U.S. economy

Iceland is in the midst of a crisis and raised interest rates today from 12% to 18%. The Iceland currency, the Krona, which has already lost half its value since January, and has been closed to trading, opened trading today and according to CNBC lost half its current value “boom, just like that.” But if you look at the economic …

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Oct

2008

The Demise of GM and How the U.S. Is On the Same Course “As GM Goes, So Goes the Nation”

By: Doug Eberhardt Category: Gold Tags: Bailout, Bernanke, Bonds, Dollar, Inflation, Money, Recession, Taxes

I truly believe a year from now we’ll have many of the answers we’ve all been waiting for. I choose a year from now because once this Presidential political distraction is over with, and we’ve had another year of the continued crack up from the sub-prime mess and more bank failures, and more fed intervention (GM, Ford, possibly the airlines, …

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