The Gold Report

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The Gold Report

By

Stuart Goldsmith

Dateline: October 2011

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NOTE

Please do not worry about this report being ‘old’. It is a download so I keep it right bang up to date. The advice you are reading is almost certainly less than a week old (if you downloaded it recently, of course!).

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Hello. Several years ago I wrote a very prophetic edition of the

Stuart Goldsmith Newsletter

in which I urged my readers to buy gold. I usually try to practice what I preach and so I took a spoonful of my own advice at that time and piled into gold.

As a result, over the last few years I have made £369,567.00 pure profit by doing absolutely no work at all!

I did this by making a simple investment decision and sticking to my guns. I made the investment... I sat back and watched... Gold did diddly-squat for two years and so I effectively

lost

money (the interest I could have had if I had invested the money elsewhere.) I’d like to say I snapped my fingers in the face of fate and calmly waited, sure in the knowledge that I was right. In fact, I got a little jittery.

No investment decision is a sure-fire thing.

All anyone can do is to carry out some due diligence, come up with a strategy and then play it for real. So I checked my facts and checked the fundamentals. They were all screaming out ‘buy gold’ so I sucked up my pantyhose and bought more. Quite a lot more, as it happened! Then I waited a bit longer... The graph on the next page tells you the story. Gold started to rise and has continued to rise ever since, obviously with a few corrections from time to time. Some of the corrections can even be quite dramatic! The result is the very nice profit I mentioned above. Naturally I wish I had bought even more of the glittering stuff. But there you go. Now I hope you realise I’m not writing this urgent report to boast to you about how well I’ve done! Good for me, but what has my success got to do with you?

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Simple. I believe we are just at the START of a huge ramp-up in gold prices which could see gold at anything between $3,000 and $5,000 an ounce or even higher.

At the very

least

I expect gold to double over the next two years.

I hope you appreciate that if I told you about an investment which was

sure

to double in two years, you would sell your house, car, liquidate everything you own and pile into that investment, right? I mean you'd be crazy not to. The only thing that would stop you going ‘all in’ would be your fear that the advice was wrong and that you could lose a significant portion of your investment. That’s perfectly understandable. After all, even I did not ‘bet the farm’ on gold. Far from it. In fact I put about 2% of my total wealth into gold at that point. How timid is that??? You are not alone in being fearful. But in this report I hope to convince you that gold is a very safe bet (you will not, for example, ever lose ALL of your money, unlike many other investments) and it also has fantastic upside potential.

The take home advice in this report is to BUY GOLD – as much of the shining stuff as you can get your grubby hands on. As much as you dare to invest.

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And... you need to do it ASAP because things are getting increasingly ugly out there.

You could wake up any day to another massive bank collapse and currency inflation which would wipe out almost everything you own.

So having told you to buy gold, the rest of this report is aimed at convincing you. Oh, and I hope I hardly need to say there is nothing in this for me. No amount of gold you (or anyone else who reads this) buy will affect the price by a hundredth of a cent, so I’m not in the share-ramping business!

What The Hell do I Know?

But you probably shouldn’t listen to me. I am not an IFA (i.e. I am not a broke person in a cheap suit advising you on your investments). I have no investment-related qualifications (thank God). I am not an economist. I’m telling you this because I believe it's something you should urgently do. Take my advice with a pinch of salt... or seriously. It’s up to you. Get a second opinion from some broke people if it pleases you.

My only qualification is having made many millions following my instincts and playing with serious money.

On that latter point, here is something really, really important.

You can’t make serious money playing with pennies.

If you buy £500 in gold after reading this report, and it doubles, do you care? I doubt it very much. You’re not ‘in the game’ if you do that. In fact, I wouldn’t bother with such a low stake because the winnings are insignificant. And worse, it persuades you that you are ‘doing something’ about getting rich or at least protecting your assets, when in fact you are not. You are playing at it or dabbling.

Get Serious!

To make real money you need some balls (for the men) or true feminine grit (for the ladies).

Everyone who has made a decent wedge of the folding stuff will tell you the same – there was a time when their ass was on the line and they were sweating. You don’t want to be betting the farm of course, but you do need to be betting with real money in any of your investments. Property, shares, gold, silver – whatever it is there’s no point in having a few quid in the pot. I put way over a hundred and fifty grand on the table in my first gold play. I’m not so rich that it wouldn’t have hurt me if I had lost that – it would.

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The Five Functions of Money

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It had to be a good

store of value

. A five-hour token shouldn't gradually become worth (say) three hours. After all, you put the five hours in, you deserve to get the five hours paid back to you. Furthermore, your five hour token shouldn't rot away, or corrode, or break. For this reason (and a few others) cabbages make lousy money.

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It had to be

freely exchangeable

. If I give you my five hour token, you must be prepared to accept it, and do five hours work for me. I don't mean you

have

to, but you must at least recognise it as a valid token.

3.

It must be

freely transportable

. No point in having fifty foot oak logs as your basic currency, sub-divided into one hundred six-inch-thick wagon wheels, which you couldn't spend anyway because (as Douglas Adams would say) the shops in those days didn't take fiddling small change.

4.

I think it should offer

privacy

. Nobody has the right to examine your affairs, to come barging in and demand to see how much wealth you have, to confiscate it, steal it or render it worthless.

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Finally, it must be

hard to forge

. In practice, this means it must be rare or hard to make/copy. Those cute ancestors of ours soon realised that if stones were used for currency, you didn't actually have to work the five hours. You could squander your time spearing a few bison, swimming in the lake and taking in the sunset before tooling-off home and scooping a pocket full of money from the gravel drive right outside your hut... The cads! As if anyone would. These were, and

still should be

the essential characteristics of money. The rest is history. They tried a few things, cowrie shells (too much wave noise), beads (too round - kept rolling under floorboards, getting stuck up small children's noses etc.) copper coins with Nero's head on (anyone with a hammer and a bit of nonce could knock out a dozen before tea time). Until... finally they hit on... gold.

Let's see if this 'gold' stuff fits the bill...

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Does Gold Tick the Boxes?

So, is gold a good

store of value

. Yes. It doesn't rot, wear out, make silly sea noises or roll around in an irritating fashion. It tends to hold its value, or increase in value, although it can also go down on occasions. Is it

freely exchangeable

? Yes. Try getting a waiter in Botswana to take your lousy English ten pound note and he'll spit in your face. But gold can be exchanged in almost

any country on the earth

. It is still a

universal currency

. Is it

transportable

? Yes. A Krugerrand is about the size of a 50p piece (but a lot heavier) and is worth about

£1100

at the time of writing. It is highly transportable. A slight downside is that there are no small denomination coins. £250 or so (in value) is about the smallest common coin (say a sovereign). Is it

safe from forgery?

Yes. Gold is...well,...

gold

, really. About all you can do is clip bits off the edges and pretend the coin is still full weight. You then save up your clippings and make yourself a free gold coin six months down the line. Waddya mean

"What sort of lousy cheapskate would do this?"

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