[rodguy911]

In this video I give you a rundown of a portfolio that I think will hold up in any adverse market collapse. The premise boils down to 3 major equity/asset categories: 1)Energy %25 2)Precious Metals %25 3)Defensive (ie Walmart, JNJ, McD,etc) %50 This is a simple, straight-forward approach to protect your capital and wealth in this tulmultuous time. Part 1: Just a recap, here are the companies I give a green thumb to: Energy: 25% of Portfolio 1) Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A) 5.5% yield 2) Calumet (CLMT) 10% yield 3) Uranium Participation Corp (URPTF) 0% yield or Cameco Corp (CCJ) 2% yield Precious Metals: 25% of Portfolio 1) Buy one Major Gold Minor: -Barricks Gold Corp (ABX) 2% yield -Goldcorp (GG) 1.40% yield -Newmont Mining Corp (NEM) 2.8% yield -Kinross Gold (KGC) 2% yield -Randgold (GOLD) 0.40% yield Part 2: 2)Buy 1 minor Gold producer/explorer: -Carpathian Gold (CPNFF) 3) Buy 1 Major Silver Producer -Silver Wheaton Corp (SLW) 1.30% yield 4) Buy 1 mid-Major Silver Producer -Silvercorp (SVM) 1.50% yield And then allocate some of your portfolio to physical precious metals. Look into SilverSaver(dot)com Part 3: 50% of the portfolio Moat Stocks: 1)Walmart (WMT) - 2.30% yield 2) Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) - 3.90% yield 3) Proctor and Gamble (PG) - 3.6% yield 4) Coca-Cola (KO) - 2.70% yield 5) McDonalds (MCD) - 3.20% yield TOPICS: Business/Economy; Constitution/Conservatism; News/Current Events; Politics/Elections; Click to Add Topic KEYWORDS: 401k; economy; ira; market; meltdown; portfolio; rothira; stockmarket; stockportfolio; Click to Add Keyword This is about where I am at investment wise too, so I thought it a good discussion for those of us who are not getting completely out of the market, yet. Just to clarify, I am only a small 401k investor and this is not me, but I'll have to say he's thinking along similar lines; About SonOfAbba's channel => Investor, entrepreneur, libertarian-leaning Christian. Looks good son,not a bad portfolio at all.

[Son House]

He’s got more good stuff too, in this one he points out what is wrong with Democrat Economist, I hope he catches on with some conservative talk show host, a much better guest then all the ones the media likes to get for the ‘unexpected’ headlines;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KFnM6iSsSQ&list=UUvgqC_r_dg5VMDLaF9FDhIg&index=1&feature=plpp_video

Here’s all his video’s, they recap topics we should all be familiar with;
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=UUvgqC_r_dg5VMDLaF9FDhIg&feature=plcp

[Son House]

Yeah, with all the volatility in the economy, I have been closely looking at options. As long as Romney wins, there is a chance to get back to fiscal sanity. If not, I may be wishing I listened to Ann Barnhardt;

Ann Barnhardt: ‘If You’re Still in These Markets You’re Either Stupid or On Drugs! ‘
http://www.silverdoctors.com/ann-barnhardt-if-youre-still-in-these-markets-youre-either-stupid-or-on-drugs/

Ann: It’s just par for the course, and really the big news within the last few days relative to the PFG case is the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals decision- relative to (and I know we’re getting into lots of different companies and lots of different outfits here) the Sentinel Management Group, which was a non-clearing FCM, that was a Ponzi, that crashed all the way back in 2007. So this happened 5 years ago, and they’re just getting the stuff adjudicated- like I said, the decision from the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals just was published on Friday.

What that decision said, unbelievably, is that basically all property rights in the United States are gone. Up in smoke.

The court ruled that if you have money with an FCM and they fraudulently used YOUR MONEY that they’re holding as a custodian- if they use your funds to go and borrow money to finance their own in-house proprietary trading desk, when that Ponzi collapses, the customers have absolutely no rights to their own property, and that the counter-party- meaning the mega-bank that lended the FCM the money fraudulently, they stay at the front of the line!