China: US Must Get Debt Under Control

A recent CNN Money article reports that China has advised the U.S. to get its debt crisis under control.  China is the world’s up-and-coming superpower, propelled forward by stratospheric growth, advancing industry, and  a goal-oriented political system.  They are also the top international investor in U.S. treasuries.  

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Scrutinize Gold and Silver Dealers

By:  John Fisher Who to buy from?  What to pay?  Ask the U.S. Mint!  Over the weekend the Tribune Media Services ran a syndicated column reviewing a limited number of coin dealers (click here to read the article).  The article points out that physical coin buyers can

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Ron Paul and Ben Bernanke: Is Gold Money?

Ron Paul and Ben Bernanke: Is Gold Money? July 13, 2011 Congressman and Presidential candidate Ron Paul questions Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke  on “Is Gold Money?” in a U.S. House Financial Services Committee Meeting shortly after reports surfaced that the Federal Reserve was preparing for a

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Why Buy Silver Today – Part 2

By:  John Fisher Should I buy silver now?  If so, what form of silver should I buy? Fundamentally, that depends on whether you own silver now.  And if so, what percentage of your total net worth is comprised of silver. There is no one right answer.  It

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Why Buy Silver Today – Part 1

By:  John Fisher In the past year silver has essentially doubled.  Currently it is on a price pull back.  This is an excellent opportunity to buy silver at 30% off of its recent peak. What fundamentals still exist?   Essentially three: 1.  Investment demand. Demand continues to increase. 

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“Buy Silver” – Richard Russell

By: Cullen Roche – May 31, 2011 Like myself, Richard Russell had been vocally skeptical about the parabolic surge in silver prices.  But he isn’t a believer in the silver theory.  Russell says the recent correction is healthy and he feels as though the recent consolidation is

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Insight from Bernanke

By:  John Fisher “Like gold, U.S. dollars have value only to the extent that they are strictly limited in supply. But the U.S. government has a technology called a printing press that allows us to print as many dollars as it wishes at essentially no cost.” – 

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