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Bear Market Signals Are Increasing Across The Board!
- August 31, 2017
- Category: News
Bloomberg, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch, and other prominent financial institution analysts are sounding the alarm that risk indicators continue to increase, suggesting an end to the current bull market, which could be more sudden and more dramatic than seen in recent decades. Like a dieseling engine, the stock market continues chugging along, refusing to die,
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Silver Facts You Need To Know Before Investing
- August 25, 2017
- Category: Silver
Silver Facts You Need to Know Before Investing Considering investing in silver? Make sure you keep the following tips and facts in mind, whether you’re a novice or a seasoned pro. Gold may be the flashier of the two leading precious metals, but silver is an incredibly smart investment choice for individuals who understand the
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Breaking Down The Myths And Facts About Gold Investing
- August 23, 2017
- Category: Gold Investing
Breaking Down the Myths and Facts about Gold Investing First-time investors often shy away from gold, thinking it’s only an option for the excessively wealthy. Here are some of the leading myths about gold investing to shine a light on this valuable precious metal. Bring up gold investing in a room of average individuals and
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How Silver Is Made & Where Does Silver Come From?
- August 21, 2017
- Category: Silver
Silver is the second most popular investment metal in the world (after gold) and boasts a remarkable set of chemical properties that make it ideal for industrial application. For investors, silver often serves as a source of diversification or easy entry into tangible assets. Even among other precious metals, silver has a unique place. Silver
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A Bitcoin IRA Sounds Great, But Could Be Hazardous To Your Economic Health!
- August 18, 2017
- Category: Bitcoin IRA
Just like the checkbook IRA, a Bitcoin IRA sounds great and allows the mind to run wild with possibilities, but when the rubber meets the road it’s important to realize that the IRS has presented clear, specific, and difficult to meet (for the common investor) rules regarding a checkbook IRA. And although back in January,
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What These Famous Economists Had To Say About Silver
- August 10, 2017
- Category: Silver
Silver is the second most popular investment metal in the world (after gold). For investors, silver often serves as a source of diversification or easy entry into tangible assets. We reviewed statements about silver or silver investing from some of the most famous economists, and there is certainly a common theme: silver holds incredible potential
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The Different Ways You Can Eat Gold
- August 7, 2017
- Category: Gold
In July 2016, musician 2 Chainz appeared on The Late Show with Steven Colbert and displayed one of his favorite movie-night treats: gold popcorn. For many viewers, this flashy display served as an introduction to a little-known culinary trend involving food and drink that contain real gold. With that in mind, here’s a completely different
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Elite Conversations Are Focusing On The Coming Crash!
- July 26, 2017
- Category: News
Once achieved, wealth is not something easily given up. That’s why it’s important to pay attention to those who have the most to lose, during difficult economic times. However, many in the middle class mistakenly assume that the top 1% (American oligarchy) meet in secret and sequestered rooms to discuss the country’s economic direction, like
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With Global Terrorism On The Rise, Gold Is An Investors Safety Net
- July 21, 2017
- Category: Gold Investing
In the aftermath of a terrorist event, stock markets tend to suffer greatly – but gold is a civilized society’s hedge against uncertainty. From San Bernardino to Brussels, Belgium; Orlando, Florida to Nice, France, the list of confirmed terrorism-related attacks seems to span across the globe and weave through various social strata and cultures. But
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The Five Main Causes For The Great Depression
- July 19, 2017
- Category: Government
Ever wonder what actually caused the Great Depression? It might hit close to home once you take a careful look. The Great Depression happened far enough in the past that it doesn’t seem all that real to today’s young scholars. The Depression may occupy space in history books and is certainly a part of standardized