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10 Reasons To Own Gold
By John Embry 
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Global Currency Debasement
he US dollar is technically very weak and should all dramatically. Other countries are very reluctant to see their currencies appreciate and are resisting the all o the US dollar. hus, we are in the early stages o a massive global currency debasement which will see tangibles (most particularly gold), rise signiicantly in price.
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Investment Demand for Gold Is Accelerating
When the crowd recognizes what is unolding, they will seek an alternative to paper currencies and inancial assets and this will create an enormous investment or gold.
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Alarming Financial Deterioration in the US
he current amount o the deicit has reached levels which have portended currency collapse in virtually every other instance in history.
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Negative Real Interest Rates in Reserve Currency (US Dollar)
o combat the deteriorating inancial conditions in the US, interest rates have been dropped to rock bottom levels, real interest rates are now negative and, according to statements rom the Federal Reserve, are expected to remain so or some time. here has been a very strong historical relationship between negative real interest rates and stronger gold prices.
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Dramatic Increases in Money Supply in the US and Other Nations
US authorities are terriied about the prospects or delation given the unprecedented debt burden at all levels o society in the US. Ben Bernake is on record as saying the Fed has a printing press and will use it to combat delation i necessary. Other nations are ollowing the US’s ootsteps and global money supply is accelerating.

 
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Central Banks are Nearing an Inflection Point When They will be Reluctant to Provide More Gold to the Market
Far Eastern central banks who are accumulating enormous quantities o US dollars are rumored to be buyers o gold to diversiy away rom the US dollar.
 
Gold Is Increasing In Popularity
Prominent developing countries such as China, India and Russia have been accumulating gold. In act China with its 1.3 billion people recently established a National Gold Exchange. Demand in China is expected to rise sharply and could reach 500 tonnes in the next ew years.
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Gold as Money is Gaining Credence
Islamic nations are investigating a currency backed by gold (the Gold Dinar), the new President o Argentina proposed, during his campaign, a gold backed Peso as an antidote or the inancial catastrophe which his country has experienced and Russia is talking about a ully convertible currency with gold backing.
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Rising Geopolitical Tensions
Te deteriorating conditions in the Middle East, the US occupation o Iraq, the nuclear ambitions o North Korea and the growing conflict between the US and China due to China’s reusal to allow its currency to appreciate against the US dollar headline the geopolitical issues, which could explode at any time. A earul public has a tendency to gravitate towards gold.
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Limited Size of the Total Gold Market Provides  Tremendous Leverage
All the physical gold in existence is worth somewhat more than one trillion US dollars while the value o all the publicly traded gold companies in the world is less than one hundred billion US dollars. When the undamentals ultimately encourage a strong low o capital towards gold and gold equities, the trillions upon trillions worth o paper money could propel both to unathomably high levels.

 
BUYING GOLD AND SILVER
By Jim Kerben
I you are considering buying gold and/or silver the irst question you should ask yoursel is “What am I trying to accomplish?” he answer to this question will guide you through the rest o this process.Suppose you are thinking that gold or silver would be a good investment. he irst thing you need to realize is that i you start today with 10 troy ounces o gold, in 20 years you will still have only 10 ounces. here is no interest, no dividend or any other expansion o the amount you hold. he only way your investment will pay is i the price o gold increases. Other types o investments may pay interest or a dividend and increase the amount o dollars that you have, even i the price does not change over time.Most people, when asked what they are trying to do will answer that their purpose is to protect their accumulated wealth. Stated another way, they are looking or insurance against loss o value. For this purpose, gold and silver are ideal. Te best illustration o this is the $20 gold piece minted prior to 1933. At that time, gold was valued at $20/troy ounce. hat one gold piece would buy a very nice man’s suit. Fast orward to today, that gold piece is worth over $1000. So, to carry the analogy urther, that gold piece would still buy a very nice mans suit. Let’s look at what happened.At irst glance, most people would say that the price o gold increased rom $20 to $1000/ounce. his is not accurate. Gold still buys the same amount o goods and services that it did in 1933. Gold stayed pretty much constant. he value o the dollar ell by a actor o 50 so that it takes 50 times more paper dollars to buy the same amount o goods and services than it did in 1933.Looking orward, you must ask, will the dollar buy more or less in 10, 20, or 30 years. he gold you have today will allow you to buy the same amount o goods and services that your money will buy

 
today, 10, 20, or 30 years rom now. Looked at in this way, gold and silver become a way o preserving your wealth. hey are a orm o wealth insurance.Most Europeans have long held 10–20% o their net worth in precious metals or this very purpose. hey have a history which includes hyperinlation, government changes, borders that have moved and two world wars. he durability o gold has served them well through all sorts o political unrest. In act, it is the only constant in a world subject to change.
WHAT TO BUY
You have now made the decision to make a purchase and are aced with the decision o what to buy. here are many ways to own gold, coins, bars, old coins, jewelry, etc. Since they are all a way to accomplish the same task, we should look at some o the dierences.In today’s market, there are a couple o dierent ways to buy gold. Bullion coins and bars would be one way. he other is collectible coins. Which is better? hey both have advantages and disadvantages. Let’s irst look at the dierence.Bullion coins are sold by weight. Tis is the common definition o bullion. Collectible coins are sold by a complex pricing structure that includes, but is not limited to gold weight. It is valued as a collectible. You might also hear the term numismatic used to reer to collectible coins. his is a bit o a misnomer.he term numismatics reers to the study o money. Although coin collectors are reerred to as numismatists, the study o money can include many dierent things besides coins. Paper money is included and one can certainly collect modern coinage as a hobby or numismatic pursuit. For our purposes, we’ll call older coins “collectibles.”In 1933, FDR, in a desire to remove the United States rom the international gold standard, issued an order to the public to turn

 
HOW TO BUY
 o begin the process, all you need to do is call 800–686–2237. Our brokers will take your inormation and work with you to insure you are investing in coins that will meet your investment goals. When you have decided on an order, your broker will give you the total amount due and a trade number. he trade number will lock in your price or ive business days and is a binding agreement or the purchase. Regardless o the fluctuations in the price o the metals afer the trade date, the contracted price is binding on you and on us. In a busy market, prices change rapidly! You will send in your payment, either by check, money order or bank wire to Midas Resources within those five business days and the processing o your order will begin. Your broker will notiy you when your order has been shipped and will give you a registration number to track your shipment online. All orders are shipped registered and insured by the U. S. Postal Service. he USPS requires signature upon delivery o registered mail and is the saest delivery method aside rom picking it up yoursel. Midas Resources has excellent record o delivery or over a decade.Our brokers are ready to answer your questions and help you get started.Your uture is too precious to postpone. Don’t delay, call Midas Resources today. 1–800–686–2237