Posted on 08/07/2011 3:29:10 PM PDT by bkopto
James Turk interviewing Jim Sinclair, recently, for 10 minutes. The two precious metals gurus interpret the recent raising of the US debt ceiling as a national embarrassment, representing only political theatre, and causing significant advancement towards catastrope of worldwide fiat currencies. Some will find this educational, while others will interpret these Cassandras as pushing gold (I fall in the former camp).
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Pushing gold? No, just commodity traders.
If you had had the foresight to buy gold in 2002, you’d be in the money right now. Gold is a small market and not on most people’s radar. It’s expensive, needs to be stored if not bought on an ETF or mutual fund or mining shares.
Gold is not an investment and definitely not something to buy if you can’t stand volatility. It’s a ballsey play.
It is a go-to in uncertain times and also portable wealth although getting out of the US may be difficult in years to come.
Would like to have FReeper advice on
recommendations of places to buy bags
of “junk” (non-collectible) U.S. silver coinage.
Thanks in advance.
Repeal The 17th
Your local coin shop.
Silver is HEAVY stuff so you don’t want to pay shipping. For example a $1000 face bag is about the size of a bowling ball and weighs 56 pounds.
Thanks!
John Sinclair? Is he out of prison?
I don’t think you watched the video. You entirely missed the point. And if you disagree, nothing you have said refutes it.
John Sinclair? Is he out of prison?
Your local coin shop.
Silver is HEAVY stuff so you don’t want to pay shipping. For example a $1000 face bag is about the size of a bowling ball and weighs 56 pounds.
I too have been happy with tulving.
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