Ponder the full implications of The
Debt Clock. See: http://www.alkalizeforhealth.net/Ldebtclock.htm
. . .
SurvivalBlog reader H.W. mentioned that Jim McCanney at www.jmccanneyscience.com has
a series of lectures about extra solar system objects for the next eight weeks.
(The series began 12-8-2005).At the website scroll down until you see the archives
for each week's show.
. . .
As reported by Reuters-Italy, Frank Holmes, the CEO of U.S. Global Investors
predicts the spot price of gold to advance to $650/oz. in Aught Six.
He cited short supply and burgeoning demand, particularly in Asia. See:
http://www.borsaitaliana.reuters.it/news/newsArticle.aspx?type=fundsNewsUK&storyID=2005-12-13T132152Z_01_NOA348023_RTRUKOC_0_FUNDS-INTERVIEW-GOLD.xml&archived=False
. . .
The recent correction in the price in silver (currently down to around
$8.50 per ounce) might be a good chance to buy, those of you that
thought that you missed the boat. I don't have a crystal ball,
but logic dictates that silver will probably be back to +/-$9.30 by
the end of the
year. That will just about cover what you would pay in a typical dealer's
commission. (The
dealer's premium much higher on silver than gold, due to higher shipping
costs.) OBTW, the temporary disparity with the price of gold (which
hasn't
corrected
nearly
so much)
has pushed
the silver-to-gold price ratio to more than 61-to-1! (Two weeks
ago it was 58-to-1.) So this might also might be a good chance
to "ratio trade" and diversify into silver for
any
of you that feel over-invested in gold. (For example, if you do not
have enough silver on hand for barter.) As
my brother says: "Balance in all things!"
