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Gaza War: Expect a Spike in Oil, Gold
The FDIC will be moving in on Team Bank this week -watch your news- and you will likely see a flurry of more bank failures. As the Govt. sells more treasuries and bonds secured by the full faith and credit of the US Govt., (that is a hoot!) backed by freshly printed currency, the dollar will lose it's following. When it does, all hell will break loose. What will you be holding when that happens?
Looking Toward 2009
Sad but true. That is why you must always protect some of your portfolio the old fashioned way.
Gold Shines Brighter Thanks to Fed
Sad but true. That is why you must always protect some of your portfolio the old fashioned way.
Crude Oil Should Offer Investors Real Opportunity In 2009
You can make a great living in the market by understanding this fundamental fact.
The Manipulation of Gold and Silver Prices
The problem is that the ruse is up. The lies are being exposed and it is not pretty. The rug has been snatched from under our feet and we are tripping over ourselves and each other before we are trampled.
The world is a lot more dark and sinister than anyone wants to believe. Unfortunately, if you don't wake up and take action on behalf of yourself you will be more likely to be one of it's victims.
President of Euro Pacific Capital on Gold and the Dollar
It seems that the day traders are making the money, playing the headlines, not the charts. It can be frustrating for anyone. This has been a year of many contradictions. This is when I turn to my gut instinct to make decisions, and rely on myself. My gut tells me that despite some rallys that alot of analysts missed, the dollar will drop, oil, precious metals and other comodities will rise.
I see states shutting down services, business failures, shortages on shelves, more unemployment, a war in the Middle East and a domino effect for years. I am getting my "house" in order for "emergency preparedness".
My past comments show where I have stood for months on this economic situation. If I am wrong, and 2009 turns into a stock rally, and all of a sudden every one who is out of work gets a job, and every business that has had to close can now reopen etc.....than I will just spend some time driving to the food bank to make drop offs.
Problem is that I just can't see this all going away...
Four Reasons for an Immediate Rise in Gold
If you have been paying attention, by now you have made a fortune. If not, start reading and doing some research.
Prophet Bernanke Plans for Inflation
"After all, Bernanke's been studying the Great Depression, or more specifically the monetary aspects of the Depression, for virtually his entire academic career. Those who would assume he doesn't know what he's doing, or has not thought this through, or doesn't care about future inflation, don't really understand the problems and solutions. "
This Is Not "the Big One"
Is the End of the Crisis Near?
But all the risks I mentioned above have been priced in. We have thought of all the terrible scenarios. "
Care to rethink all that???? WRONG!!!!
Gold: War of Attrition
The Real Rationale Behind Current Supply and Demand for Oil and Other Commodities
As Good as Gold?
Larry Swedroe joined Buckingham in 1996 and co-founded BAM. Beforehand, he had served as senior vice president and regional treasurer at Citicorp, and later become vice chairman of Residential Service Corporation of America, a residential mortgage company.
"The successful
formula for investors is to build a globally diversified portfolio that meets their unique ability,
willingness and need to take risk. Then, they must ignore the noise of the markets, the media and
Wall Street propagandists; and simply rebalance the portfolio along the way."
You are right, but haven't listened to your own advice. Ignore the noise of the markets....and rebalance.
The rest of us are rebalancing our portfolio. We are ignoring the noise of the market and paying attention to the noise of the marketplace! That noise is telling me and others to buy gold. Too bad you are not listening at all.
WSJ on the Old 'Gold as Inflation Hedge' Saw
Most have been so lulled into complacency by the media and the so-called experts that they are in a coma. They have lost their ability to react appropriately to danger signals.
Supply will dwindle and store shelves will be empty because stores can't get credit like they used to. Be prepared for shortages and closures on Main street and side streets across the country.
Buy goods now while they are are still plentiful, and make sure you have a 12 month stash of water, food, medicines, toiletries, batteries, propane etc..
Try to think at least 6-12 months ahead. Give a heads up to family, friends, and neighbors so they are prepared as well - that way your preparations will last longer. Don't be naive and think it won't happen here. It already is. You just may not live in that zipcode yet...