Tuesday , 5 November 2024

Investing

The Most Watched VIDEO in 2011: Will It Be Cash or Gold Bullion?

This is the most watched video on gold so far in 2011 and we believe it has the potential to be the most watched video on gold this year and for years to come. It is an educational piece with great quotations, facts and images. It is said that "an image paints a thousand words" and this educational video does just that. Watch and enjoy.

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Confessions Of A Conservative Investor With Anything But “Conservative” Investments (3K Views)

Back in 2004 I made the momentous decision to sell my house in a real estate market that was still spiralling northward rather than wait for it to peak and then try to bail out as it declined. I knew that my cautious [and conservative] inclinations would cause me to miss out on further upside gains, but I saw the writing on the wall – two walls, in fact. I realized it was just a matter of time before the housing bubble burst and believed that commodities were about to take off. Words: 1111

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Nick Barisheff: These 6 Trends Will Drive The Price of Gold For Decades

This new video by www.bmgbullion.com and www.FutureMoneyTrends.com identifies and discusses: 3 mid-term trends that will drive the fiat price of gold to heights western economists can not even imagine and 3 irreversible trends that will result in further currency devaluation and major drivers in the price escalation of gold.

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Buy Gold to Protect Your Wealth – Not As Speculation! Here's Why

In our travels to the Middle East, the Far East and South and Central America [we have found that] most people in those parts of the world see gold as the protector of wealth [as opposed to] in the West where it is viewed as a commodity for speculation... [That shouldn't be the case. Let me tell you why.] Words: 2159

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S&P 500 is 45% Overvalued According to Reversion to Mean Analysis!

Was the March 2009 low the end of a secular bear market and the beginning of a secular bull? Without a crystal ball, we simply don't know. One thing we can do is examine the past to broaden our understanding of the range of possibilities [so let's do just that by looking at charts of the inflation-adjusted secular highs and lows and regressions to trend of the S&P 500 from 1871 to the present so we can make some sense of it all]. Words: 682

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