Sunday, March 31, 2013
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Friday, November 2, 2012
Saturday, October 20, 2012
The Secret Return to the Gold Standard
A silent conspiracy will make gold a new currency on January 1, 2013. Central banks and governments are buying gold by the metric ton... If you hold any dollars, here's what you must do now to prepare — and earn a 670% windfall as gold soars to historic highs.
Current Price $1,724 per oz.
Buy Physical Gold NOW!!Sunday, October 14, 2012
Starting Jan 1: Gold Will Be a Risk-Free Asset
On January 1, 2013, the world will return to a gold standard.
Good Investing, buy physical gold now!!! Current Price $1,761 per oz.
This isn't guesswork. Banks in major economies across the globe have already adopted the rules. In anticipation, central banks have been buying gold in large quantities. Turkey added 3.9 million ounces in the last year. Mexico has purchased 3.2 million ounces. Russia's reserves stand at 29.2 million ounces — the highest in 20 years. As they prepare for gold to become currency once again, the price of the yellow metal will continue to climb... Insiders are forecasting gold to rise to between $10,000 and $14,000 per ounce.
Make sure you're prepared for the biggest economic change — and profit windfall — of your life.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Why is gold good money?
Because it possesses all the monetary properties that the market demands: it is divisible, portable, recognizable and, most importantly, scarce — making it a stable store of value. It is all things the market needs good money to be and has been recognized as such throughout history. Gold is money when fiat money fails.
Bankers recognize this too, even if they officially deny it. Some analysts have speculated that the International Monetary Fund’s real clout is due to its large holdings of gold. And central banks around the world have increased their gold holdings over the last year, especially in emerging market economies trying to protect themselves from the collapse of Western fiat currencies.
The defamation of gold wrought by central banks and governments is because gold exposes the devaluation of fiat currencies and the flawed policies of government. Governments hate gold because the people cannot be fooled by it.
Why wait. buy physical gold now, yes now. Current Price $1771. Two months ago was $1604, a 10% increased !!!!. See posting below.
Why wait. buy physical gold now, yes now. Current Price $1771. Two months ago was $1604, a 10% increased !!!!. See posting below.
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Alerts on GLD
Gold falls 1.3% to $1,588, the entirety of the decline coming in the minutes following the jobs report. In a little more than a day since a gold bull's dream - 3 major central banks loosening monetary policy and weak U.S. data giving at least a bit more impetus towards further Fed ease - the metal is off 2.1%. Silver is down 4.6% during the same time frame.
But what's the best way to do?
But what's the best way to do?
Friday, July 6, 2012
Cheapest Gold You Can Buy
It's no secret we're bullish on gold around here.
Some of our analysts have gone on record calling for $8,500 per ounce. Others privately say it's heading to $10,000 — or higher. So it goes without saying you should own as much physical gold as possible.
But what's the best way to do that?
Some of our analysts have gone on record calling for $8,500 per ounce. Others privately say it's heading to $10,000 — or higher. So it goes without saying you should own as much physical gold as possible.
But what's the best way to do that?
Saturday, June 30, 2012
New Highs for Gold Coming
Gold is on the verge of running above $1,600 an ounce. That is a critical level. Because once the $1,600 price level
falls, we will see new all time highs for gold.
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Friday, June 22, 2012
The Age Of The Dollar Is About To End
Gold and silver prices have both been kicked in the teeth this last week, driving investors worried about what they should do. Silver dropped to mid $28 range, and gold prices dropped into the 1500s, shocking plenty of investors who were expecting gold to go “up, up, up”.
Gold is a long-term investment. Over a century, you’ll have about as much at the end as you started with, on average. But in the short run, you could see some pretty strong volatility — like the $400 dollar swings we’ve seen for gold in the last half year.
Gold is a long-term investment. Over a century, you’ll have about as much at the end as you started with, on average. But in the short run, you could see some pretty strong volatility — like the $400 dollar swings we’ve seen for gold in the last half year.
Monday, May 21, 2012
Physical Gold - Why?
Why does BullionVault make sure you get outright physical ownership of gold? After all, it would be so much easier to offer you a gold account.
The reason is risk of default. One of the patterns which recurs throughout history is that growing financial sophistication leads to widespread expansion of credit and exposure to default, and few people successfully avoid it when it matters.
Banks, pension savings, mortgage guarantors and all the major financial institutions on which we depend are now tied up in a web of undelivered assets. A is the registered owner of a bond payable by B, the principal on which has been credit-swapped out to C. The terms are controlled by a deed drafted by an investment bank D, which itself receives the interest, which has been aggregated with 30 others and sold notionally to E. E is foreign, and flattens the FX risk with a bank F, who sells and rolls a future on his long currency book, which is bought by another bank for an assured profit by running the position against a higher yield bond bought from a junk-status borrowing customer, which has been insured against the risk of default with G, a major insurer, who happens also to be A.
These are the styles of relationship which dominate the world in which ordinary peoples' savings are bound up, and they are profitable in the short term. This is why financial rather than commercial companies increasingly dominate the list of the top companies in America and Europe. They find it easier to make profits by providing credit and assuming eventual repayment, rather than by actually demanding settlement; a habit which could put off no end of potential customers.
All our common savings products are bound up in these webs. At BullionVault we do not know when and where these webs will break, and, with the greatest possible respect, we don't think you do either. But it is so certain that they will break, and at an unexpected place and time, that we believe every forward thinking person with a respectable private reserve would do well to opt out with at least part of their savings.
A purchase of gold is a good way to do this. But gold accounts, indexes, spread bets, and futures all fail to extricate the buyer from the web of dependencies, because they are based on undelivered gold. The only way to opt out of the web is to own physical property outright.
This is why BullionVault has concentrated on being the best way in the world to do just that.
Regards,
Paul Tustain, Director
www.BullionVault.com
The reason is risk of default. One of the patterns which recurs throughout history is that growing financial sophistication leads to widespread expansion of credit and exposure to default, and few people successfully avoid it when it matters.
Banks, pension savings, mortgage guarantors and all the major financial institutions on which we depend are now tied up in a web of undelivered assets. A is the registered owner of a bond payable by B, the principal on which has been credit-swapped out to C. The terms are controlled by a deed drafted by an investment bank D, which itself receives the interest, which has been aggregated with 30 others and sold notionally to E. E is foreign, and flattens the FX risk with a bank F, who sells and rolls a future on his long currency book, which is bought by another bank for an assured profit by running the position against a higher yield bond bought from a junk-status borrowing customer, which has been insured against the risk of default with G, a major insurer, who happens also to be A.
These are the styles of relationship which dominate the world in which ordinary peoples' savings are bound up, and they are profitable in the short term. This is why financial rather than commercial companies increasingly dominate the list of the top companies in America and Europe. They find it easier to make profits by providing credit and assuming eventual repayment, rather than by actually demanding settlement; a habit which could put off no end of potential customers.
All our common savings products are bound up in these webs. At BullionVault we do not know when and where these webs will break, and, with the greatest possible respect, we don't think you do either. But it is so certain that they will break, and at an unexpected place and time, that we believe every forward thinking person with a respectable private reserve would do well to opt out with at least part of their savings.
A purchase of gold is a good way to do this. But gold accounts, indexes, spread bets, and futures all fail to extricate the buyer from the web of dependencies, because they are based on undelivered gold. The only way to opt out of the web is to own physical property outright.
This is why BullionVault has concentrated on being the best way in the world to do just that.
Regards,
Paul Tustain, Director
www.BullionVault.com
Friday, May 4, 2012
Monday, April 30, 2012
How "Nano Gold" Could Revolutionize Biotech
As it turns out, gold is a natural-born killer of unhealthy human cells. It has distinct properties that make it ideal for linking medical science with the new field of nanotech.
The yellow metal will play a vital role in the Era of Radical Change, in which human beings routinely live healthy, productive lives well into our hundreds. And gold's growing use in both biotech and nanotech will greatly expand our chances to score big stock gains, too. A new kind of gold rush has started. And not only can you make money from it - it could also save the human race from the most deadly diseases.
By the end of this decade, gold will be used as a lethal weapon in the battle against a wide range of killer tumors. It has to do with so-called gold nanoparticles. The odds are good you've seen "nano gold" in the past but didn't even know it. Fact is, we've been putting these tiny specks of gold to use, in one form or another, for centuries. But they've only lately become a key tool for fighting disease and making new medical discoveries.
Take the recent breakthrough from a team at Stanford University.
Scientists there used nano gold to find and highlight aggressive forms of brain tumors. They used tiny gold spheres so small it boggles the mind - they measured less than five one-millionths of an inch in diameter. Each piece of nano gold was coated with an agent that allowed the tiny balls to be viewed with three different types of body imaging techniques.
In this test at Stanford, team members found they could see and remove tumors marked by nano gold from the brains of mice with the highest degree of accuracy reported to date.
Here's why that's so important.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
Sunday, April 22, 2012
OUR DISCLAIMER - Please read
DISCLAIMER: This blog is giving opinions only and NOT a securities broker/dealer or an investment advisor. You are responsible
for your own investment decisions. All information contained in this blog or on the related/unrelated web site(s) should be independently verified with the companies mentioned, and readers should always conduct their own research
and due diligence and consider obtaining professional advice before making any investment decision. You agree to imdenify us from any claims whatsoever, including without limitation all disclaimers of warranties and limitations
on liabilities. We have the right to change or amend anything in our blog without notice, anytime
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)