Precious Metals continued

The story on the lack of physical gold for delivery is getting to the broader market.... keep reading

Have you read the prospectus? Probably not. Read it. Where does it speak of "bonded warehouse" and "inventory"?... keep reading

The mainstream financial media ignored this story. The Web didn't.... keep reading

I direct this to site members who have not yet bought gold.... keep reading

This well-meaning man finally got his 15 minutes of fame -- really, only six minutes -- and blew it. Lesson: when you don't know what your doing, seek help.... keep reading

So, you have taken a shortcut. You did not buy gold coins. You bought an ETF. Do you know what you have bought?... keep reading

The announcement comes at a strange time.... keep reading

I warned readers almost two years ago about the looming fall in the precioius metals: March 18, 2008. Gold and silver peaked that day. Silver has never recovered.... keep reading

Those who oppose gold as money have a hidden agenda: to remove the common man's veto over the state.... keep reading

There are people in churches who are in debt up to their eyeballs who say it's wrong to buy gold. This argument is silly. Here's why, says Steve Peters, author of a book on gold.... keep reading

Gold recovered within one day to the decline on Wednesday, which was the result of the IMF's announcement.... keep reading

The gold that supposedly is in Ft. Knox and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has never been audited. It would not take long to do this. Here's why.... keep reading

I called the fall in March 2008, within one day. Silver has yet to recover its March 2008 high of $21. Is what we are seeing similar?... keep reading

It had nothing to do with gold.... keep reading

Speculators don't care. They just want fiat money. Gold bugs do care. They want the gold.... keep reading

Is one metal better than the other?... keep reading