It’s not hard to see that China is going to be a true superpower in the next few years. As we in the U.S. constantly print money and produce very little, China is producing and importing their products to us. Well, if you have been paying any attention you are aware that gold and silver are steadily climbing in price. As I write this post, gold is at $1,1128.00 per ounce and silver is at $17.13 per ounce.

It seems that China is truly getting tired of buying our worthless bonds and notes and they have been cutting back dramatically on buying the problems in the U.S. So, what does that mean to you?? China right now is urging their 1.5 plus billion citizens to buy silver and to buy it now. Why do you think they are telling their citizens to buy silver?? Obviously, they realize that silver is underpriced and it is a widely consumed commodity that has less than a 10 year supply left of it on planet earth!! So, if you have been under a rock not paying attention, I SUGGEST YOU WAKE UP, AND WAKE UP FAST!!!!!! Check this video out, maybe it will open your eyes a little bit… After watching it, find out how to start collecting your own supply of pure silver ….

Gold is respected throughout the world for its value and rich history, which has been interwoven into cultures for thousands of years. Coins containing gold appeared around 800 B.C., and the first pure gold coins were struck during the rein of King Croesus of Lydia about 300 years later. Throughout the centuries, people have continued to hold gold for various reasons. Below are eight reasons to own gold today.

1. A History of Holding Its Value
Unlike paper currency, coins or other assets, gold has maintained its value throughout the ages. People see gold as a way to pass on and preserve their wealth from one generation to the next.

2. Weakness of the U.S. Dollar
Although the U.S. dollar is one of the world’s most important reserve currencies, when the value of the dollar falls against other currencies as it did between 1998 and 2008, this often prompts people to flock to the security of gold, which raises gold prices. The price of gold nearly tripled between 1998 and 2008, reaching the $1,000-an-ounce milestone in early 2008. The decline in the U.S. dollar occurred for a number of reasons, including the country’s large budget and trade deficits and a large increase in the money supply.

3. Inflation
Gold has historically been an excellent hedge against inflation, because its price tends to rise when the cost of living increases. Since World War II, the five years in which U.S. inflation was at its highest were 1946, 1974, 1975, 1979 and 1980 (as of 2008). During those five years, the average real return on the Dow Jones Industrial Average was -12.33%, compared to 130.4% for gold.

4. Deflation
Deflation, a period in which prices contract, business activity slows and the economy is burdened by excessive debt, has not been seen globally since the Great Depression of the 1930s. During that time, the relative purchasing power of gold soared while other prices dropped sharply.

5. Geopolitical Uncertainty
Gold retains its value not only in times of financial uncertainty, but in times of geopolitical uncertainty. It is often called the “crisis commodity”, because people flee to its relative safety when world tensions rise; during such times, it often outperforms other investments. For example, gold prices experienced some of their largest recent movements during periods of tension with Iran and Iraq in 2007 and 2008. Its price often rises the most when confidence in governments is low.

6. Supply Constraints
Much of the supply of gold in the market since the 1990s has come from sales of gold bullion from the vaults of global central banks. This selling by global central banks slowed greatly in 2008.

At the same time, production of new gold from mines has been on the decline since 2000. According to BullionVault.com, annual gold-mining output fell from 2,573 metric tons in 2000 to 2,444 metric tons in 2007. It can take from five to 10 years to bring a new mine into production. As a general rule, reduction in the supply of gold increases gold prices.

7. Increasing Demand
Increased wealth of emerging market economies has boosted demand for gold. In many of these countries, gold is intertwined into the culture. India is one of the largest gold-consuming nations in the world, and gold has many uses there, including jewelry. As such, the Indian wedding season in October is traditionally the time of the year that sees the highest global demand for gold. In China, where gold bars are a traditional form of saving, the demand for gold has also shown rapid growth.

Demand for gold has also grown among investors. Many are beginning to see commodities, particularly gold, as an investment class into which funds should be allocated.

8. Portfolio Diversification
The key to diversification is finding investments that are not closely correlated to one another; gold has historically had a negative correlation to stocks and other financial instruments. Recent history bears this out:

* The 1970s was great for gold, but terrible for stocks.
* The 1980s and 1990s were wonderful for stocks, but horrible for gold.
* As of 2008, this decade has been a good one for gold, and an unfavorable one for stocks.

Gold should be an important part of a diversified investment portfolio because its price increases in response to events that cause the value of paper investments, such as stocks and bonds, to decline. Although the price of gold can be volatile in the short term, gold has always maintained its value over the long term. Through the years, it has served as a hedge against inflation and the erosion of major currencies.

For those who would take the time to understand what is happening in the precious metals market, especially the silver segment. The last time a silver program was popular many people acquired about 500 ounces of silver. At that time the spot price was about $4/oz. Since then there has been a steady rise.

I want you to be aware of the value of silver right now and, more importantly, its’ potential future value based upon the opinions of some very knowledgeable and credible individuals such as Robert Kiyosaki whom you see on the video. He says… “SILVER is the biggest opportunity I have ever seen – bigger than Real Estate – bigger than anything else.” It’s an easy convenient way to KNOW you are steadily accumulating real wealth.

When you look closely at the money in your wallet or purse, you will notice at the top of each bill the words “Federal Reserve Note”. What is the Federal Reserve? Most Americans cannot answer that question. This is quite understandable, as the folks at the Federal Reserve Bank do not publish much information about their activities – and for good reason.

Most Americans assume the Federal Reserve Bank is a branch of Government. It is not. The Federal Reserve Bank is a private corporation, owned by foreign interests. This bank and its stockholders control the entire wealth of America.

To better understand the true identity and purpose of this corporation, one must go back to the earliest days of our Nation.

During the period after the Revolution, our Founding Fathers were approached by representatives of wealthy European banking families who proposed the establishment of a bank for use by America. This bank would provide the money that our young nation would need to grow into a world power. However, the Founding Fathers refused their proposal. The United States, being a sovereign nation, was fully capable of creating its own money supply. This power “to coin money and regulate the value thereof” was given to our Congress in the Constitution.

In 1913, the foreign banker’s Central bank plan, intentionally mistitled “The ‘Federal’ Reserve Act”, was signed into law by newly elected president Woodrow Wilson. This bill officially transferred Congress’s Constitutional duty to issue America’s currency into the hands of a private corporation, The Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Stock in this private corporation was not made available to the public, and was purchased by only the powerful banking families.

At its inception, the activities of the Federal Reserve Bank were intended to be monitored by the President and Congress. However, over the years, through repeated subtle changes in legislation, the operations of this corporation have become completely independent of all Congressional control. Extremely secretive in its operation, the Federal Reserve even refuses to be audited by the United States Government.

To understand how the Federal Reserve Bank has successfully transferred the wealth and resources of the mightiest nation on earth into the pockets of its privileged shareholders, it is only necessary to examine the procedure that this corporation employs to create our currency.

When the management of the Federal Reserve Bank proclaims that one billion dollars should be created for use by the American people, they simply write a check for one billion dollars. By doing so, new money is thereby created out of thin air, as the Federal Reserve Bank, the creator of money, is not required to have any actual funds of its own to cover this check! With this check they then purchase one billion dollars’ worth of US Treasury Bonds from major banks and brokerage houses. The banks and brokerage houses now have one billion “new dollars” in their accounts, which will then loan out into the economy. In exchange for their check, the Federal Reserve Bank, a private corporation with private stockholders, now owns one billion dollars’ worth of US Treasury Bonds.

Wouldn’t most of us like to be able to open a checkbook with a balance of zero, write out a check for one billion dollars, then instantly have one billion dollars’ worth of interest-bearing Treasury Bonds placed into our account? Is it any wonder that the European banking families were so persistent in their efforts to be granted the right to issue America’s currency?

When the Federal Reserve Bank takes possession of US Treasury Bonds, it also takes possession and control of the real wealth of America, as it is the labor and property of millions of citizens, transferred into the Treasury through taxes, that backs up the actual worth of these Treasury obligations. Each time the private corporation called the Federal Reserve Bank of New York “purchases” a billion dollars in Bonds, one billion dollars’ worth of American labor and property must eventually be confiscated by the Treasury to “cover the check.” It may now be obvious why Thomas Jefferson so vehemently fought the issuance of America’s currency by a private bank.

To add to the oppressive nature of our current money system, the Federal Reserve Bank will collect annual interest on the Treasury Bond it holds, further adding to the indebtedness of the American Citizens to the Treasury.

One sometimes hears the term “debt money” used to describe the notes issued by the Federal Reserve. Under our present system of money creation, it is a sad fact that each dollar note issued by this corporation places one dollar’s worth of debt onto the backs of the American population.

The effect of the Federal Reserve Bank on our Nation and its citizens has been devastating. Since 1913, the value of the American Dollar has fallen to 4 cents.

Our gold reserves have vanished. Interest rates rise and fall arbitrarily. A continually-inflated money supply wipes out the value of life-long savings. Within five years, interest payments on the national debt will exceed all revenue collected annually by the Treasury. Sadly, not one in 100,000 Americans would be able to guess the identity of the actual group responsible for these tragic statistics.

The Federal Reserve Notes in our wallets and purses are not Constitutional money. They are in fact pieces of paper which document America’s ever-growing debt to the very clever, very persistent, and very wealthy stockholders of the Federal Reserve Bank.

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Gold coins provide an excellent wealth building tool. One that will continue over the long term and withstand the test of time. If you have the means and the vision to see the inherent value in a U.S. gold coin collection, now is a great time to start acquiring.

If not, listen up …

Within the last five years, gold has gone from just over $420 to over $1,100 an ounce. That is a huge increase in just 5 years. That means there is trouble brewing. Investors have be silently moving money into gold, silver and other precious metals. At this point I recommend everyone buy both gold or silver.

I’m not a financial planner, just cautions when it comes to the US stock market and the fiat money system it is based on. Silver and Gold are real monies … you should start collecting a garage full of them.

Economic storm clouds are gathering on the horizon and when the economic storm hits, most traditional assumptions and expectations will be blown to smithereens. In other words, life as we have known it in the United States is about to change and change drastically.

The two things that will determine whether you and your family survive the storm are knowledge and action… knowledge of real money and how the monetary and economic system works and action to move part of your assets from paper “loanership” assets to precious metals “ownership” assets.

In fact the precious metals are the only monetary assets that aren’t someone else’s liability. When the economic storm hits and you’ve acted to move part of your assets into the precious metals, you won’t be standing in line worrying whether those institutions you loaned this part of our money to (in CD’s, bonds, annuities, notes, mutual funds, etc.) can pay you back.

Action without information is fanaticism … but information without action will build you one of the worst cases of frustration you’ve ever experienced. That’s why we are providing you with the opportunity to collect wealth, build wealth and preserve wealth.  You can storm-proof your assets by acquiring precious metals, historically known as real money.  Find out how.

For over 5,000 years, one asset has held its value. Through wars, revolutions, and the fall of empires, precious metals have not only endured, they have proven themselves excellent hedges against inflation and a solid store of wealth in times, of economic crisis.

While paper assets such as stocks, bonds, CDs, annuities, mutual funds, and paper money have lost value in such periods, precious metals, time and again have not. In fact, no other asset offers the proven long – term stability of precious metals. That’s why it is a good idea to diversify your investment portfolio by putting 30% (minimum) to 50% (maximum) of your assets into precious metals.

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Historically, when investments in traditional assets like stocks, bonds, and real estate, are experiencing heavy declines, investors with a strong sense of history traditionally buy gold and silver. Gold and silver investments have been used to protect wealth from negative economic influences like inflation, and its’ subsequent negative effects on dollar values, not to mention inevitable interest rate hikes.

Gold prices historically have an inverse correlation with dollar values, which show little sign of rebounding any time soon. Silver has increased in value by 300% since 2001, and demand could go higher, as more investors are likely to diversify their gold holdings with the white metal. Precious metal investments historically provide their owners with the benefits of worldwide liquidity, confidentiality and financial solidity.

The great majority of precious metal investors tend to stick to the more popular, widely traded investment-grade items like bullion coins and bars, and certified rare coins. Bullion bars and coins are primarily for short-term investors looking to hold their metals for 1-14 months, while certified rare coins are generally considered to be long-term investments for 14 months and up. Investors also tend to hold their certified coins for the long-term because they have proven a higher profit to risk ratio than bullion, and are non-confiscatable, which lends investors immeasurable peace of mind.

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It has been historically shown that the onset of an imminent, long-term inflationary cycle can be interpreted as a powerful economic indicator to consider investing in gold and silver bullion.

Gold specifically, has been inversely correlated with dollar values, and when properly diversified with silver bullion, demand for both precious metals tends to rise. Silver also has various technical and industrial attributes, which attribute to its’ independent spot price correlation with dollar values.

Nonetheless, when global demand for gold rises, the need for silver tends to as well, because both metals are the traditional diversification metal of choice. Gold and silver bullion has been used as a tool for wealth preservation and profit for thousands of years, and now more than ever, precious metal investments make more sense. Gold and silver bullion investments generally take the form of bars and coins. These bars and coins are manufactured all over the world, and can normally weigh between 1/10 of an ounce, to 400 ounces, depending on the product that best suits your specific needs.  Click here to learn how to collect and accumulate true wealth.

In the past few years, millions of hard-working Americans have seen their retirement nest egg wither away as the United States began spiraling down into this economic crisis we are currently in.

Billions of hard-earned dollars have “disappeared” due to floundering financial markets. Fortunately, wise investors are catching on to the trend of the gold and silver IRA, which has been commonly referred to as one of the most ideal methods to preserve wealth and even profit because precious metals increase in value when safe-haven demand is on the rise.

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