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In all the years I've recommended owning precious metals, I've preferred people buy and store actual gold, silver, or platinum. But this is not always possible...
DailyWealth | December 29, 2010
Can you imagine what would happen if every investor on earth became convinced that they needed to own some silver?
DailyWealth | December 27, 2010
The average person's biggest fear will be that he or she will be left behind if they don't buy. And they'll be buying at prices far higher than those prevailing today. Just you wait and see.
DailyWealth | December 22, 2010
Can you imagine what would happen if every investor on earth became convinced that they needed to own some silver? My old forecast of $187 per ounce may start to not look so wild.
DailyWealth | November 3, 2010
The groups who work hard, save, and accumulate gold are the ones on the way up. Those who do the opposite have to be prepared to see their standards of living fall.
DailyWealth | October 6, 2010
As the price of gold soared, people with scrap gold rushed to sell it. The figures tell the story quite dramatically.
DailyWealth | September 9, 2010
There have been repeated rumors and warnings that the storage facilities for the ETFs do not contain all the metals that are supposed to be there.
DailyWealth | May 27, 2010
Imagine what would happen if your local stock market or real estate market had a chart that looked like this. People would be piling in and talking about little else at cocktail parties.
DailyWealth | April 22, 2010
But what if a 25-year bull market was an anomaly? A once in a lifetime event? For someone who, say, turned 30 around 1982 and is now nearly 60, this is a hard thing to contemplate. All your life things have been a certain way. You've come to accept them as normal. Any change is thus temporary. That is, until it isn't, and you are left holding on to past dreams.
DailyWealth | March 2, 2010
DailyWealth | January 23, 2010