If financial advisor’s are willing to critique gold as an investment, then they should at least respond to my criticism of their understanding of how gold fits into a well diversified portfolio.
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		8
		2009
	Jul
		3
		2009
	Digger’s Friday Triple Play
  		By: Doug Eberhardt
  		  			Category: Gold
  		  		  			Tags: audit, debt, Economy, Federal Reserve, free market, Interest rates, savings rate
  				
	Jun
		30
		2009
	Jun
		26
		2009
	Jun
		24
		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
  				
	Jun
		2
		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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		18
		2009
	May
		11
		2009
	Is Warren Buffet Right About Inflation?
  		By: Doug Eberhardt
  		  			Category: Gold
  		  		  			Tags: Bailout, Dollar, Economics, Gold, Inflation, Taxes, Warren Buffet
  				
	Oct
		28
		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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