the USD could remain strong because of the relativity of currencies. All of those posts (dozens of them) that talk abouit a failing USD haven’t responded, I’d love to get their thoughts too… still no takers on my phsyical gold/silver post… goto Scotiabank and let us know how it goes, I did and I’m got my gold.
the USD could remain strong because of the relativity of currencies. All of those posts (dozens of them) that talk abouit a failing USD haven’t responded, I’d love to get their thoughts too… still no takers on my phsyical gold/silver post… goto Scotiabank and let us know how it goes, I did and I’m got my gold.
jgreco and other doubters,
None of you have responded to my challenge, which was to find me a reputable online bullion dealer with a supply of gold and silver. Whether you have a supply yourself to sell is irrelevant, and whether or not people here respond to your offer is irrelevant (for the reason I mentioned before - no one knows who you are and whether it’s safe to buy from you). Nor does the fact that Scotiabank in Canada has some gold bars also does not prove there’s a shortage of supply in the general market.
The irrefutable fact is that all of these dealers (Apmex, etc.) had a substantial supply of precious metals about a month ago. Now they have NOTHING. When they do get a shipment in, it disappears very quickly. Period. Prove me wrong and I’ll change my mind.
In all these discussions I have yet (or maybe I just missed it) to read anyone discussing the "North American Security and Prosperity Agreement". If you look at that and hte circumstances under which is was (dubiously, in my humble opinion) signed it talks about the "relaxing" of the borders and a "North American Union".
I have read where "they" are going to engineer/allow the economic collapse ofthe dollar by 2010. At that point, wher we’re all "freaked out" over it the salvation offered to us will be the switch to the "Amero" . All ready printed/minted and sitting in the Denver Mint! Kinda makes me think we’re being "manipulated?
As the "power mongers" (who created this mess) protect themselves from the masses
Unfortunately the stock market of United States is going under. Lots and lots of people are now in need for payday loan. The popular online auction site eBay may be next in line for payday loans. The website has been an online Mecca for people looking to sell superfluous items, collectible and offbeat, for over a decade, but their revenue has been slipping of late. The auction function of the site hasn’t been as lucrative as it once was. The website may be looking for payday loans to boost its diminishing stock price. Extraneous spending has been dropping across the board, and most of eBay’s income has been from straight sales rather than auctions. The average person doesn’t want to bid on a vintage lava lamp when they are contemplating Cash Advance Loans just to keep their lights on.
If you live in ths US, you still have around what Gresham’s law defines as "good money" still in circulation.
Just check this link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nickel_(United_States_coin)#Metal_value
The idea is to hoard as many of these coins as you can, since they will worth more than their face value in the near future.
I think you can still trade one dollar for 20 nickels over there - you should start worrying if the banks won’t do that one of these days. Make some room in the basement and ready the wheelbarrow !
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