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We are reading a lot of hype these days about gold and the necessity to own it but only about 2% of ‘investors’ actually have gold in their portfolios and those that have done so have insufficient quantities to offset the future impact of inflation and to maximize their portfolio returns. New research, however, has determined a specific percentage to accomplish such objectives. Words: 1135
By (author) Henry Hazlitt
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Filed under Asset Allocation, Investing · Tagged with Asset Allocation, Consumer Price Index, CPI, dollar depreciation, gold, gold bullion, inflation, inflation-hedge assets, Real Return Bonds, TIPS, Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, U.S. dollar, volatility
Gold, the precious metal most often thought of as money, is in short supply. In fact, the existing above ground horde is so small one has to question whether it is realistic to think of it as having a serious role as money in the future. The fact is there just isn’t enough of it and – once institutional and private investors realize that the supply is so disarmingly and alarmingly insignificant – prices are likely to go parabolic. Words: 1119
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Investors are beginning to understand that the U.S. dollar is not the safe haven they perceived it was a few years ago and concurrently, neither are U.S. Treasury notes and bonds. Given the American national debt and deficit problems, from both a fundamental and technical perspective, the U.S. greenback has the potential for considerable downside. Ergo and by axiom, gold bullion has significant upside potential to $1,500 per ounce over the short to mid-term time horizon of 1 – 2 years and $4,000 per ounce over the longer term. Words: 1104
By (author) William Bonner, Addison Wiggin, Agora
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Filed under Gold/Silver, Inflation/Deflation · Tagged with bankruptcy, debt, deflation, depression, federal deficits, Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, gold, gold bullion, gold miners, Great Depression, inflation, Kondratieff, Longwave Cycle, precious metals, U.S. dollar, U.S. Dollar Index
Gold will hit $8,000 by 2015 and if the gold:silver ratio reverts to norm silver will reach $400. Gold and silver are so cheap today you should ignore the current price and just pick one day every month and buy the precious metals. Sometimes you will get them at a lower price and sometimes you will pay more, but, over time you will accumulate the precious metals at a good average cost. Words: 1309
By (author) James Turk, John Rubino
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Absolutely every currency in the world is going to reach its intrinsic value in the next few years. Basically all the governments are going to wind up destroying their national currencies. That won’t be just an academic thing; it will have the consequence of destroying a lot of the middle classes around the world. That will likely create ugly political and sociological fallout. Words: 3299
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Filed under Doom and Gloom, Economy · Tagged with agricultural commodities, financial chaos, financial storm, gold, gold bullion, gold mining stocks, Greater Depression, higher inflation, higher interest rates, precious metals, silver
At first glance, buying gold may seem a simple, straight forward process. However, there are dangers, such as falling for a telemarketer’s line that his coins are “non-confiscatable” and somehow have more value because you bought them from him. Basic bullion is the way to go when investing in gold. Words: 788
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The laws of gold confiscation are very clear in the U.S.: During any time of national crisis, it becomes illegal to buy, sell, or “hoard” gold bullion in any form. It is delineated under an Executive Order and can be re-administered as quickly as the assets in your checking account can be frozen. The penalties for violation are 10 years in prison, $10,000 fine, or both. Words: 821
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The United States has seen four different gold confiscations — the last of which was in 1933. Few people realize that when the freedom to own gold was restored in 1972, the President retained the power to require us to surrender our gold which he can do again any time (probably on a Friday) with the mere stroke of a pen. That means all confiscated gold could possibly be compensated at only $42.22 per 1oz. and not at the world market price. Don’t take this decision lightly. It was another blatant warning that the government may be contemplating grand larceny — AGAIN. Words: 1740
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Filed under Gold/Silver, Investing · Tagged with 5th amendment, capital preservation, Eminent Domain Clause, Executive Order No. 6102, Federal Reserve, fiat paper money, fractional reserve banking, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Franklin Mint, gold bullion, gold coins, Gold Reserve Act, Ludwig von Mises, Richard Nixon, silver, silver coins
If you’re interested in physical gold, I recommend you invest in small gold bars. You can buy them in a wide range of weights and you can buy small gold bars or ingots for as little as 1 percent over the price of gold. Words: 776
By (author) Peter D. Schiff, John Downes
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The label “gold bug” may suggest a kooky old man who spends a lot of time in his basement reading conspiracy theory newsletters. The truth, however, is that there are many legitimate reasons to trade in gold and its derivatives. Gold has been proven time and time again to be an excellent “safe haven” investment, a holding that will appreciate in value during times of economic uncertainty. As such, gold may offer some valuable hedging and diversification benefits for a long-term portfolio. Words: 1002
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Filed under Investing, Mutual/ETFunds · Tagged with DBP, DGL, DGZ, dollar hedge, DZZ, ETFs, ETNs, GDX, GDXJ, GLD, GOE, gold, gold bug, gold bullion, gold futures, Gold Miners ETF, GP, HAP, IAU, JJP, physical gold, safe haven, SGOL, UBG
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