[Huck]

I have been reading these articles for quite a while now, and I really enjoy them. But am I the only one who perceives "Financial Sense Online" to be "We Tout Gold and Silver Online"?

If there is one consistent theme over the months, it is that the worst is yet to come, and the smart thing to do is buy gold and silver. How long has this website been around? Are there examples of articles by Mr. Puplava in which he recommends NOT buying gold or silver? Just wondering.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

to be "We Tout Gold and Silver Online"?

That is the way I read it!

[rohry]

"I have been reading these articles for quite a while now, and I really enjoy them. But am I the only one who perceives "Financial Sense Online" to be "We Tout Gold and Silver Online"?

As I told someone last week, (The Lion) go to the site and research it yourself. Print out the Storm Series (over 100 pages) and see that Jim Puplava has a well-thought-out economic plan, not just "We Tout Gold and Silver Online."

After you read it I will address any questions that you have, until then I will ignore you (in a good way)...

[TheLion]

The problem, imo, is that there are too many big players out there who will sell gold to keep the price down. The gold market is being manipulated in a big way. They may have more clout than the buyers of gold. I feel sorry for people who buy into these web sites cries of doom and gloom and sell out at the bottom of a market and lock in their losses. Should they go into gold, they might get hit with a double whammy, when it goes down. I think you are right on, about the pushing of gold by this site. No one has the edge on predicting markets. If they could be predicted, they wouldn't exist, because everyone would know the outcome.

[Ken H]

I only know Puplava from the Market Wrapup threads, so I don't know his advice in years past. He has been pretty accurate for the last several months, at any rate.

I think the same concerns about a vested interest in their advice apply to Merrill Lynch, Goldman-Sachs, and Solomon Barney Frank as well.

[Always Right]

I have been reading these articles for quite a while now, and I really enjoy them. But am I the only one who perceives "Financial Sense Online" to be "We Tout Gold and Silver Online"?

I agree 100%. They should pay FreeRepublic for letting them advertise. Their reports are nothing more than sales pitches for gold. The market goes up = buy gold. The market goes down = buy even more gold.