Currency wars, whose country will race to the bottom first?

Check out www.inflation.us for more info


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCyCrl8mMbo&feature=player_embedded

Americans Enjoying Final Days of Artificial Economy

The title says it all my friends...

http://www.inflation.us/artificialeconomy.html

This should piss you off!

 If the Federal Reserve's Chief Investigator doesn't know where 9 TRILLION dollars went in 8 months, then do you think the government does?  These guys are out of control, and should be shut down.


http://dailybail.com/home/there-are-no-words-to-describe-the-following-part-ii.html

Breaking News: JP Morgan's price manipulation on silver might be coming to an end.

 Bear Stearn's held a short position on silver large enough to actually manipulate the price of silver down.  JP Morgan acquired Bear Stearn's assets when the company went under in March of 2008.  March 2008 was also when Silver hit it's peak of $21 an ounce.  If the manipulation is over then it will allow Silver prices to skyrocket back to historical levels in the Gold/Silver ratio.  We may never see $20 Silver prices ever again if that happens.


http://www.inflation.us/jpmorgansilver.html

A short article on hyperinflation and why it's coming to America soon...

 This is a pretty quick read that has some great info and a little history.  Now is the best time to get into Gold and Silver while they are still cheap!


http://www.kitco.com/ind/Lewis/sep032010.html

Fifty Years of Supressing Silver

 Great new article and a little bit of history on the price of Silver and where it's heading.  Keeping a close eye on SLV as it balances on the resistance of $19.40, I have a feeling tomorrow it's gonna make a big move.  Good thing with stock options you can make money whether it goes up or down ;)  Can't wait for the market to open in the morning.  Enjoy the article!  I hope everyone had a great Labor Day weekend.


http://seekingalpha.com/article/223986-fifty-years-of-suppressing-silver

Silver- Possibly the best investment of your life.

Recently I posted an article about Gold as a hedge against inflation.  In other words since Gold and Silver are both real money(and have historically always been so), then owning one of the two, or both, will maintain their value even as the dollar falls.  So it's actually a good idea to own them no matter what.  But as of the past century there has been a major difference between the two.  Silver is WAY way way undervalued compared to Gold, historically speaking of course.  Silver has always had a 1:10, 1:15 ratio to Gold in terms of value. And I'm not talking about the course of a couple of centuries here.  I'm talking about since the dawn of time.  So even being out of whack for a century may seem like a lot of time.  It's not.  And ya know what coincidentally has been around for that same time frame?  The Federal Reserve.  And it's ability to manipulate the price of pretty much everything.  Right now at $19 an ounce for Silver, and $1250 an ounce for Gold the ratio is more like a ratio of 1:64.  So that means that we are way over due for a correction, so that means the true value of Silver is much closer to $120 an ounce.  At $19 an ounce Silver is DIRT CHEAP!  During hyperinflation there have been talks of $35,000 an ounce for Gold.  That means if you bought one troy ounce of .999 fine silver at $19, within the next 5 years it could possibly be worth $3500!  If that's not a great return on your investment I don't know what is.  Historically Gold has always been a top performer for storing wealth, but I believe that Silver will be the best one at generating wealth for years to come.  The price is only going higher.

I regularly follow and read Jason Hommel's stock report on Silver.  He is a brilliant guy and has been a Silver advocate for over a decade now.  And the article's in his report will show you all there is to know in the supply and demand of Silver, and why it is such a great investment.  I hope you all enjoyed this article, and thanks for reading.

Chris

http://silverstockreport.com/

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