Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Read This Before Selling Your Gold

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Today's headlines:


Gold's Run "Almost Over": Why That's a Good Thing
As gold blows away price records, some experts are saying that it may almost be over. But that could be a blessing in disguise for gold investors.

The California Gold Rush Returns
If the California Gold Rush sounds like ancient history, you may be wrong. A group of investors is betting that there is gold - and a lot of it - left in "them there hills".

Apple Profits Soaring as iPhone 5 Rumors Swirl
Apple is projected to post a quarterly profit increase of 69% after quadrupling profits in 3 years! Will the iPhone 5 send it even higher?

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Want to Sell Your Gold? READ THIS FIRST
Feeling the itch to sell? This could save you from kissing your hard-earned money goodbye...

Gold Reaches Record High, But Now What Do I Do With It?
Two videos on what investors should do, and watch for, after gold has hit its all-time high.

Copper Market's Next Big Boom
Chinese demand is driving copper prices up, up, up. Will this bull market send copper past $12,000?

Quote of the day:

    Ron Paul: Do you think gold is money?

    Ben Bernanke: (…long pause…) No. It’s a precious metal.

    Ron Paul: Even if it has been money for 6000 years, somebody reversed that and eliminated that economic law?

    Ben Bernanke: Well, it’s an asset. Would you say Treasury bills are money? I don’t think they’re money either, but they’re a financial asset.

    Ron Paul: Why do central banks hold it?

    Ben Bernanke: It’s a form of reserves.

    Ron Paul: Why don’t they hold diamonds?

    Ben Bernanke: Well, it’s tradition. Long term tradition.

    Ron Paul: Some people still think it’s money.

Regards,

Wealth Wire




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