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Gold and Your Money – Insurance for Your Wealth During a Financial Meltdown; Part IV – What are Reasonable Precautions I Can Take to Protect Myself Without Being an Alarmist? COMING VERY SOON


Women and Money – Top 5 Reasons Women Make Better Gold Buyers
Written by: Steve Peters
Published: April 30, 2010

Women are better at the gold and other precious metals buying process. I have been in and around sales for over 24 years. I have done business all over the United States and as far as India. During that entire time I was heavily involved in the equities and precious metals markets. I have even sold gold as a broker as recently as one year ago. Over all that time, I know one thing for sure…generally speaking – women make better buyers of gold and other precious metals.

Gold and Your Money – Insurance for Your Wealth During a Financial Meltdown, Part III – What Would it Take to Start a Global Financial Meltdown?
Written By: Steve Peters
Published: April 21, 2010

To fully appreciate what it might take to ignite a financial meltdown, we need to get a clear picture of where we are today. If the economy was growing from a base of solid economics, this topic would be nothing more than speculative thinking. Morbid speculative thinking of which I would have no part.

Over the next five years, about $1.4 trillion in commercial real estate loans will reach the end of their terms and require new financing. Nearly half are “underwater,” meaning the borrower owes more than the property is worth. Commercial property values have fallen more than 40 percent nationally since their 2007 peak. Vacancy rates are up and rents are down, further driving down the value of these properties. You can read more on this article here: Harvard Law Professor Elizabeth Warren of Congressional Oversight Panel


Gold and Your Money – Insurance for Your Wealth During a Financial Meltdown, Part II  Return to a Gold Standard?
Written By: Steve Peters
Published: March 30, 2010

To begin, we need to make sure we are on the same page regarding what a gold standard means. The US dollar was exchange-able for gold (gold standard), from the very beginnings of our country up until April 5, 1933, when President Roosevelt implemented Executive Order 6102 requiring all citizens to give up their gold for $20.67 per ounce. So, an average citizen could go to most banks and exchange $20.67 for an ounce of gold until April 5th. There was an ongoing relationship between the value of both.


Gold and Your Money – Insurance for Your Wealth During a Financial Meltdown -Part Part I Gold as Money or One World Currency?
Written By: Steve Peters
Publsihed: March 19, 2010

There are many theories floating around concerning the economic future of the US in light of current economic problems; and make no mistake, these problems are serious. As the US economy goes, so do most world economies so this is no small concern. The idea of gold as money, as a form of insurance on your wealth, is gaining ground – one person at a time.

Press Release, “New Book Teaches Investors How to Buy Gold Like Industry Insiders Do“
Released February 8, 2010

New book takes a look at how the gold industry works and combines it with timely economic analysis to help new or uncertain gold buyers how to avoid costly mistakes many gold buyers make…


Is Gold Safe?
Written By: Steve Peters
Published: January 29, 2010

“How cheap can I buy gold?” and “Is gold safe?” are two of the most frequent questions gold brokers get. As a former gold broker, I know. I also know how safe some of the “safest” stocks have been over the last year…who would have thought that AIG, Bank of America, GE, General Motors and Chrysler along with most all of Wall Street would be where it is today? Unfortunately, I also know how safe the equity in my home is as prices continue to fall and my equity along with it. To better answer these questions, we need to address risk…


What Can I Do About The Economy?
Written by: Steve Peters
Published: January 27, 2010

Very few of us will appreciate how bad the world’s financial systems are until many years down the road. If one or two of the problems discussed existed on their own, there would be much less concern. When you realize all this and more is happening together, right now…well, it becomes a different story….