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Safer Trading Gold!!!
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Oct 18, 2012 at 22:54
EXCELLENT point! What we should accept is the fact that collapse and crisis WILL happen. No one knows exactly how or what the full effects will be because it has never happened to this degree. People that have studied the economic history of the U.S. and other countries agree on one thing: Fiat currency is UNSUSTAINABLE. As you said, it IS a Ponzi Scheme. Media plays an important part in distracting all of us from the obvious. But, those of us familiar with the history of money can do something to position ourselves to benefit from the next transfer of wealth that will take place as the...
Do you think you can turn $200 into $400 in six weeks?
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Oct 18, 2012 at 21:07
Perhaps you guys should consider risking much less on each trade and shooting for a consistent 10% - 20% net gain each month. Spread out your success and reduce your risk at the same time. You don't have to stress yourself out trying to double your account in a week. Consider how it would feel to double every 6 months, consistently. And when you reach your goal each month, STOP TRADING. This is how you become a successful trader. Just my opinion of course.
Safer Trading Gold!!!
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Oct 18, 2012 at 14:08
How does the U.S. government pay for the existing debt it has? Most would say through taxes. This is far from the truth. Even if we paid 100% tax, it would not be enough to meet the interest payments on the existing debt we have in the U.S. So, where does the money come from? They PRINT it. Through the FED, the U.S. prints the money it needs to pay for the interest on existing debt, in addition to many of the entitlement programs we have - Medicare, Welfare, Military, etc. So, what happens when there's more currency in circulation? The value of the currency goes DOWN. This causes ...
Safer Trading Gold!!!
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Oct 17, 2012 at 13:03
Well, in the U.S., precious metals in general are not mined in abundance relative to other countries with more precious metals resources available. In particular, Silver is actually in more demand than Gold because it's consumed. It has hundreds of uses in most of the technology we now use that is in high demand, such as cell phones, computers, etc. If you consider that, Silver is the better of the two as a long term investment - for that reason. To answer your question in more detail, Gold NEVER loses value. It has and will continue to always have intrinsic value. The price of Gold ...
Safer Trading Gold!!!
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Oct 16, 2012 at 15:08
This is a great point being made here. However, keep in mind that the Smart Money is always hoarding physical Gold & Silver. Ordinary people should also accumulate as much physical Gold & Silver as possible - from a reputable dealer of course. Paper currency is what is fluctuating in value, NOT Gold & Silver. Metals are actually the best indicator of how well or poor the USD is performing. With that being said, considering how the FED is now on QE3 to infinity, the value of the US Dollar will continue to decline over time. Don't be surprised if there is a curr...
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