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“Ranting” Andy Hoffman Watches the Gold Tide Come In–02-27-2012
The Financial Survival Network ^ | 02/27/2012 | Kerry Lutz

Posted on 02/27/2012 1:35:38 PM PST by appeal2

"Ranting" Andy Hoffman may not always be right, but he's never in doubt. Andy has been following the precious metals markets for too long to be fooled by the obvious hand of governmental sponsored manipulation. According to Andy, unbacked paper contracts are losing their affect on the physical metals prices. While it's been a long time coming, it's obvious now the market is getting away from the manipulators and is seeking its true free market value.

As we all know, markets can be manipulated in the short run. However in the long term, they will trade at their free market value. Unfortunately, every market the government meddles with results in malinvestment and irrational price movement and discovery. This is exactly what's happening in the mortgage, housing, and student loan markets as well as in the precious metals markets. Like all good things, however, it eventually comes to an end. So you should start thinking about picking up some silver eagles, maple leafs, 90% silver-pre 1965 coins, and whatever else suits your preference. But do it soon because the odds are the next big move is happening now.

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TOPICS: Business/Economy; Chit/Chat; Government; Politics
KEYWORDS: andyhoffman; gold; kerrylutz; silver

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