Why buy Gold

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Why invest in Gold and Silver?

There are plenty of economists that can argue the facts of precious metals both ways. Although it seems now, all are jumping on the bus to tell you to buy it now. We have been telling people for years to diversify into precious metals and spread their risk.

Information is available from every source imaginable. We give you only a few reasons we feel precious metals are a prudent investment now more than ever.

Gold and silver have always served as a hedge against inflation
Historically, in times of a falling dollar, gold and silver increase in value
US debt continues to rise every year
They are stable tangible assets
World debt continues to rise at a record pace
Gold and silver cannot be demonetized as can currencies
Gold and silver supplies are limited
They are recognized as worldwide measures of value
Both are a proven "safe haven" investment and have proven their value historically.
Ongoing threats and world terrorism
Gold has historically acted as an insurance policy protecting profits during bad times

One should remember that gold, though it does not generate income, is the only asset which is both real and liquid. Most assets are either one or the other. Houses are real enough, but cannot be sold overnight; shares are liquid enough – as are bank notes – but neither has a real value. With all paper assets, one may be left with nothing at all.

In the 1970s, the OPEC nations sent their huge $US revenues back to the US. The New York money-center banks took this money and lent it to Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Columbia, Uruguay, Paraguay et al.

Today, the OPEC nations take their oil revenues and Asia, Europe and the rest take their trade surpluses and send it right back to the US. But the US doesn’t send it anywhere. The US literally CONSUMES it.

Gold has enjoyed real value for three thousand years. The current purchasing power of gold is quite close to its purchasing power of the past. Indeed, a Ranch style home in 1975 cost about $42,000 or about 270 ounces of gold. Today it cost about $150,000 or about 270 ounces of gold. It has been said that gold never changes in value, its just the dollar, always loses value/buying power.

The US debt has increased more than eightfold since the fiat currency system was finalized in 1971. When the system fails and it is a mathematical certainty that it will, it will destroy the money-center banks in New York which would in turn destroy the US financial system. Who will end up paying the bill after the big spending party is over?

All of us!

Why is this allowed to go on?

The US has become the debtor which cannot be allowed to fail because the world has built its financial system on a base of US Dollars and Treasury debt.

How long can it go on?

Until we barrow it all or the lenders stop lending.

Our Company is located in Grand Rapids Michigan

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