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Jim's Quote of the Day:
"During the hyperinflation in post WWI Germany, what used to be a comfortable
nest egg was suddenly the value of a postage stamp. If one held just a portion
of their savings in precious metals, the crisis was greatly softened. Gold
will never be worth nothing, even if the exact price fluctuates. There is a
famous photograph, however, of a German woman during this time period burning
piles of tightly bound banknotes to keep warm." - Congressman Ron Paul
