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OK. Then why does Ron Paul state that the fed has not been audited since its inception in 1913? Why do so many other authors also say the same thing? How can beranake refuse to state where all of the bail out money has gone,aside from 30 B to canada, as stated in john lott’s artical?(I don’t use the fed’s own web page as a reliable source.) And, if the fed did pay back every penny of interest that it receives from other sources, then I would not have a problem with the fed being there (assuming that the bailouts were also in the american people’s interest and not the fed’s buddies interest.)What is worse, I have read that our gold supply is also being transfered abroad by the fed. Fort knox’s gold supply has not been audited for about 55 years, even though it is supposed to be every year. Can you explain all of this?investorParticipantTo SK in CV
OK. Then why does Ron Paul state that the fed has not been audited since its inception in 1913? Why do so many other authors also say the same thing? How can beranake refuse to state where all of the bail out money has gone,aside from 30 B to canada, as stated in john lott’s artical?(I don’t use the fed’s own web page as a reliable source.) And, if the fed did pay back every penny of interest that it receives from other sources, then I would not have a problem with the fed being there (assuming that the bailouts were also in the american people’s interest and not the fed’s buddies interest.)What is worse, I have read that our gold supply is also being transfered abroad by the fed. Fort knox’s gold supply has not been audited for about 55 years, even though it is supposed to be every year. Can you explain all of this?investorParticipantTo SK in CV
OK. Then why does Ron Paul state that the fed has not been audited since its inception in 1913? Why do so many other authors also say the same thing? How can beranake refuse to state where all of the bail out money has gone,aside from 30 B to canada, as stated in john lott’s artical?(I don’t use the fed’s own web page as a reliable source.) And, if the fed did pay back every penny of interest that it receives from other sources, then I would not have a problem with the fed being there (assuming that the bailouts were also in the american people’s interest and not the fed’s buddies interest.)What is worse, I have read that our gold supply is also being transfered abroad by the fed. Fort knox’s gold supply has not been audited for about 55 years, even though it is supposed to be every year. Can you explain all of this?investorParticipantTo SK in CV
OK. Then why does Ron Paul state that the fed has not been audited since its inception in 1913? Why do so many other authors also say the same thing? How can beranake refuse to state where all of the bail out money has gone,aside from 30 B to canada, as stated in john lott’s artical?(I don’t use the fed’s own web page as a reliable source.) And, if the fed did pay back every penny of interest that it receives from other sources, then I would not have a problem with the fed being there (assuming that the bailouts were also in the american people’s interest and not the fed’s buddies interest.)What is worse, I have read that our gold supply is also being transfered abroad by the fed. Fort knox’s gold supply has not been audited for about 55 years, even though it is supposed to be every year. Can you explain all of this?investorParticipantMike maloney in his book “how to invest in gold and silver” has excellent information/graphs on this topic going back to the 1920’s. He also is a fan of looking at how many ounces of gold it takes to buy the dow as well as houses and makes a great case for fundamental investing, similar to rich.
investorParticipantMike maloney in his book “how to invest in gold and silver” has excellent information/graphs on this topic going back to the 1920’s. He also is a fan of looking at how many ounces of gold it takes to buy the dow as well as houses and makes a great case for fundamental investing, similar to rich.
investorParticipantMike maloney in his book “how to invest in gold and silver” has excellent information/graphs on this topic going back to the 1920’s. He also is a fan of looking at how many ounces of gold it takes to buy the dow as well as houses and makes a great case for fundamental investing, similar to rich.
investorParticipantMike maloney in his book “how to invest in gold and silver” has excellent information/graphs on this topic going back to the 1920’s. He also is a fan of looking at how many ounces of gold it takes to buy the dow as well as houses and makes a great case for fundamental investing, similar to rich.
investorParticipantMike maloney in his book “how to invest in gold and silver” has excellent information/graphs on this topic going back to the 1920’s. He also is a fan of looking at how many ounces of gold it takes to buy the dow as well as houses and makes a great case for fundamental investing, similar to rich.
investorParticipantCouldn’t agree more. cantab: IMHO read and consider the “aftershock” book if you are looking for a 5-10 year plan on investing. If the author is anyway near correct, and he was in 2005 with his first book on where we are today, gold/silver will skyrocket as will LEAPS, then gold will collapse in the biggest bubble of them all. Real estate will become very cheap and around 2016-2019, will begin to be purchased by money outside our country since the dollar bubble and american debt bubble have already popped.
This is my strategy. Pay aff all debt, including your home (in case you loose your job). Buy gold/silver (not EFT’s, bullion or coins) now for the bubble and then cash out when gold is at $10,000 to $20,000 (sometime around 2015, and go ahead and make fun of this projection) and buy real estate that cash flows around 2016-2019.It’s dire but if winter is coming and you are preparing for summer…..investorParticipantCouldn’t agree more. cantab: IMHO read and consider the “aftershock” book if you are looking for a 5-10 year plan on investing. If the author is anyway near correct, and he was in 2005 with his first book on where we are today, gold/silver will skyrocket as will LEAPS, then gold will collapse in the biggest bubble of them all. Real estate will become very cheap and around 2016-2019, will begin to be purchased by money outside our country since the dollar bubble and american debt bubble have already popped.
This is my strategy. Pay aff all debt, including your home (in case you loose your job). Buy gold/silver (not EFT’s, bullion or coins) now for the bubble and then cash out when gold is at $10,000 to $20,000 (sometime around 2015, and go ahead and make fun of this projection) and buy real estate that cash flows around 2016-2019.It’s dire but if winter is coming and you are preparing for summer…..investorParticipantCouldn’t agree more. cantab: IMHO read and consider the “aftershock” book if you are looking for a 5-10 year plan on investing. If the author is anyway near correct, and he was in 2005 with his first book on where we are today, gold/silver will skyrocket as will LEAPS, then gold will collapse in the biggest bubble of them all. Real estate will become very cheap and around 2016-2019, will begin to be purchased by money outside our country since the dollar bubble and american debt bubble have already popped.
This is my strategy. Pay aff all debt, including your home (in case you loose your job). Buy gold/silver (not EFT’s, bullion or coins) now for the bubble and then cash out when gold is at $10,000 to $20,000 (sometime around 2015, and go ahead and make fun of this projection) and buy real estate that cash flows around 2016-2019.It’s dire but if winter is coming and you are preparing for summer…..investorParticipantCouldn’t agree more. cantab: IMHO read and consider the “aftershock” book if you are looking for a 5-10 year plan on investing. If the author is anyway near correct, and he was in 2005 with his first book on where we are today, gold/silver will skyrocket as will LEAPS, then gold will collapse in the biggest bubble of them all. Real estate will become very cheap and around 2016-2019, will begin to be purchased by money outside our country since the dollar bubble and american debt bubble have already popped.
This is my strategy. Pay aff all debt, including your home (in case you loose your job). Buy gold/silver (not EFT’s, bullion or coins) now for the bubble and then cash out when gold is at $10,000 to $20,000 (sometime around 2015, and go ahead and make fun of this projection) and buy real estate that cash flows around 2016-2019.It’s dire but if winter is coming and you are preparing for summer…..investorParticipantCouldn’t agree more. cantab: IMHO read and consider the “aftershock” book if you are looking for a 5-10 year plan on investing. If the author is anyway near correct, and he was in 2005 with his first book on where we are today, gold/silver will skyrocket as will LEAPS, then gold will collapse in the biggest bubble of them all. Real estate will become very cheap and around 2016-2019, will begin to be purchased by money outside our country since the dollar bubble and american debt bubble have already popped.
This is my strategy. Pay aff all debt, including your home (in case you loose your job). Buy gold/silver (not EFT’s, bullion or coins) now for the bubble and then cash out when gold is at $10,000 to $20,000 (sometime around 2015, and go ahead and make fun of this projection) and buy real estate that cash flows around 2016-2019.It’s dire but if winter is coming and you are preparing for summer….. -
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