Invest in gold in 3 approaches: getting physical gold, such as gold bars or jewelry, getting ownership contracts that relate to the actual gold value or acquiring shares in gold mining organizations. Learn the positive aspects and disadvantages of every strategy in this free of charge video from an experienced floor trader on investing. Professional: Mark Griffith Bio: Mark Griffith has graduated in economics and philosophy at Clare College, Cambridge. He has been a futures and possibilities floor trader at LIFFE (London International Economic Futures Exchange). Filmmaker: Paul Volniansky
Section 742(a) of the Dodd-Frank act which “prohibits any person [which again includes companies] from entering into, or offering to enter into, a transaction in any commodity with a person that is not an eligible contract participant or an eligible commercial entity, on a leveraged or margined basis.”
Historical .. inflation adjusted returns of stocks , bonds , gold ( with all dividends , interest or other gains re-invested )
Real return on $10,000 investment 196 years :
Stocks $5,600,000,000 ( $5.6 billion )
Bonds $8,000,000 ( $8 million )
Gold $26,000 ( $26 thousand )
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I want to invest in gold, someone please help
What shall we do to overthrow the ruling elite?
Buying gold is not actually an investment. It is only a speculation.
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The smartest thing to do today is to buy a variety of world currency banknotes (paper money) as an investment, as a collection, as an educational too, as a hobby and as an eye-candy, to hang on the wall perhaps. Those kind of things such as banknotes are hotter right now than gold. In fact I do own a collection of 237 worldwide currency banknotes and some of them went really high up in value in just short 8 years.
How is there ownership, if you don’t physically own it and it is in your possession? Gold has been confiscated by the government before, so that’s a little risky in my opinion.
The British “Crown” (The LONDON CITY STATE) will confiscate your gold under the guise of the “Federal Reserve Bank” as they did in 1933. You will get about 10% (or less) than value. If you do NOT give your gold to the NWO they will arrest you. In the past the penalties were deemed harsh for “hording gold”. TEN YEARS! This time around it will be FAR worse! If you don’t give up your gold purchases you will be labeled a “terrorist”. The NWO can’t allow people owning REAL value all Willy Nelson!