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Those who invest in precious metals at the right time in the cycle can safeguard their wealth in the chaotic economic times ahead.
The True Market Value Of Voluntary Exchange
Video - May 16th, 2012You’re in a group of 10 friends, who take a vote on whether or not you should beat up George to get him to pony up some dough for Oliver’s kids’ lessons. The vote is 6-4 to beat George up. Are you okay with it now?
Smart Money Says COMEX Can’t Back Its Gold Contracts
Video - May 9th, 2012Kyle to COMEX: “What if 4% of the people want delivery?” COMEX:” That never happens…” And if it does? “Price will solve everything.”
Compulsory Unemployment Laws
Video - May 2nd, 2012Minimum wage laws may mean employing low-skilled workers no longer pencils out for business owners. Companies may automate or move operations off-shore, resulting in job losses and higher unemployment.
Bernanke’s Mortgage Meltdown Miss Creates Credibility Gap
Video - April 25th, 2012CNBC interviews and Bernanke testimony dating from 2005 reveal either that Bernanke didn’t have a clue about the disaster that lay a few short months ahead, or someone frighteningly practiced at bureaucratic denial.
Party At the Fed
Video - April 18th, 2012Alone in his hotel room, Austrian-school economist F. A. Hayek pulls open the night-stand drawer to find, not a Gideon Bible, but a copy of Keynes’ The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money.
Hidden Language in CISPA Interprets Desire for Privacy As Threat
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Using Jobs to Justify Destruction
Video - April 4th, 2012The window-breaker has stimulated the economy. Imagine how many more jobs would have been created if he or she had burned down the house and destroyed the town.
Anime-Style Video Offers “Bearish” Explanation of Quantitative Easing
Video - March 28th, 2012Film-maker uses computerized, monotone voices and anime-styled bears to explain the inexplicable: ‘The Ben Bernank’s’ rise to power and the Fed’s collusion with Goldman Sachs to rob American taxpayers.
Irish Protest Eurozone Bullying
Video - March 21st, 2012Unfortunately the Irish government’s proposal to restructure its debt is to trade in short-term bonds for 30- to 40-year paper, thus expanding the fiat currency supply while disguising the expansion of the central bank’s balance sheet.
Voice From the Past
Video - March 14th, 2012There is nothing subtle about the video’s message: Roosevelt’s New Deal ushered in our “master planned” modern society.
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Those who invest in precious metals at the right time in the cycle can safeguard their wealth in the chaotic economic times ahead.
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Mr. Maloney mentions two things that sound a bit contradictory to me. I might be wrong but still some clarification on this wouldn't hurt.
He mentions that we are now at the portion of the wave where precious metals have become more undervalued, but later he notes that they have been rising for the entire decade. So I wonder how is it possible that somethings grows in value for so long, and yet it comes to the bottom of the wave and becomes more undervalued than ever?
We might be in the middle of the rising wave, but being at the bottom or near the bottom sounds a bit odd to me...
Best regards!
Hello Urosv,
In the above video Mike mentioned how gold became undervalued in the past after reaching its peak, and investors sold their precious metal holdings.
Then he mentions how smart investors have moved into gold at the start of its current bull market, which has been going on for a decade as we see gold has been rising.
Earl
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