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Before a self-righteous Congress tears Enron apart for its accounting lies, our elected officials should not forget that they are among the biggest liars of all. Through its unconstitutional alliance with the Federal Reserve bank, it is...
Our Model Portfolio is up 6.20% during first twenty-five days of 2002, while the S&P 500 has declined by 1.29%. Leading the way are energy stocks (+25%); Producing and non producing junior gold mining shares (+21%); and technology (+13...
On Monday of this past week, my good friend James Turk, editor of "The Freemarket Gold & Money Report" revealed more compelling evidence that the U.S. government has been swapping its own gold to other nations. This action undertaken...
The money being pumped into the economy has to go somewhere so why not stocks? Where else will those with an abundance of money put it? I remember years ago arguing with a petroleum engineer I used to set next to when I worked at ING...
Strong Dollar is Hurtling the Global Economy Toward Oblivion
Congressman Ron Paul, M.D. says U.S. Treasury confiscation of gold would be illegal. Several months ago, I received a part of an article that stated that the Secretary of the Treasury could confiscate private gold any time he so chooses....
The American delusion over stocks continues. It seems impossible to investors, most of whom have never seen a secular bear market, that we could be in the early stages of a very serious 1970's decline. Of course, we remain convinced that...
Interesting that the bond market got roughed up pretty well last week after having rallied sharply for the past several weeks. Most people who think about the bond market are suggesting it is a reaction to the trillions of dollars Alan...
Douglas Cliggit of J.P. MORGAN Dampens CNBC's Enthusiasm
Interesting that the bond market got roughed up pretty well last week after having rallied sharply for the past several weeks. Most people who think about the bond market are suggesting it is a reaction to the trillions of dollars Alan...

The first use of gold as money occurred around 700 B.C., when Lydian merchants (western Turkey) produced the first coins

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