The interesting thing to me is people still believe Bernanke at his word. But what would be the consequence of even more quantitative easing? It would be disastrous to the economy and the U.S. dollar. So why not accomplish what he wants to occur without doing anything?
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Trading Paper Gold and Silver Versus Owning Physical Gold and Silver
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: buy gold, Buy Gold and Silver Safely, deflationary credit contraction, ETF GLD, Exter's Pyramid, GLD, Gold, Gold ETF, Gold Insurance, Gold Investing, Gold topping, Insuring Gold, sell gold, silver
I want to expand on this a little bit more in this article in explaining trading/owning paper gold and silver versus owning/possessing physical gold and silver. The two philosophies of owning the precious metals are not the same, although some would have you believe this to be the case. You may not be aware of this today, but in the future, this will become an issue.
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I’m Calling a Top On Gold and Silver Trades
By: Doug Eberhardt
Category: Gold
Tags: banking crisis, buy gold, Buy Gold and Silver Safely, buy silver, calling a top on gold, Deflation, deflationary credit contraction, dollar index, Doug Eberhardt, Elliott Wave Theory, Gary North, Gold, gold overpriced, HUI, HUI double top, Jim Rogers, lew rockwell, NBER, Peter Schiff, silver, TBT, Top on gold, top on silver
I Write This Article for Three Reasons
One, is to explain my current thoughts on the gold market, and two, to recommend taking some profit in the paper stocks and ETFs invested in gold and silver mining shares. And lastly, to wait for the pullback and buy physical gold and silver, setting yourself up for the third and final stage-what I call “the investment of a lifetime.”
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In answering the question, who is right, Glenn Beck or Anthony Weiner, in a sense they are both wrong. Glenn Beck is wrong about supporting a company that pushes bullion coins at higher prices than what could be had elsewhere. Anthony Weiner is wrong in wanting to regulate an industry that only needs an informed citizenry to weed out the bad companies.
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