Survival Investing with Gold & Silver

In 1920 John Maynard Keynes (British economist – considered the most influential in the 20th century) wrote that "By a continuous process of inflation, governments can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of the wealth of their citizens." The U.S. Government and the Federal Reserve have successfully inflated prices for a hundred years, and especially since 1971 when Nixon eliminated the gold backing of the Dollar.

Inflation is like a hibernating bear; it sleeps for a time (the 1990s) and then wakes for a long rampage. During significant inflation, caused by excessive deficits, debts, expansion of the money supply, and printing money, you can lose most of the real value of your savings and your retirement, while your expenses rise far more rapidly than your income. Many countries have experienced hyperinflation in the past three decades; with the wrong fiscal and monetary policies it can happen in the United States. Even modest inflation will, over time, destroy the purchasing power of your income and savings. We must prepare for the coming inflation or suffer the horrific financial consequences.

This book describes, in simple language and concepts, the economic and financial conditions that create an exponentially increasing money supply, runaway spending and debts, and price inflation. The loss of purchasing power is demonstrated for working and retired individuals. Specific suggestions are given to reduce expenses and increase savings, so you can invest savings and grow your retirement to keep pace with inflation. Inflation hedges are discussed, and their ability to preserve purchasing power is illustrated in a ten year table.

Supplementary topics are discussed in a "Bonus Material" section at the end. Those topics include the ongoing exponential rallies in gold and silver, projections for their prices in 2013, Technical Analysis, using an IRA to invest in gold and silver, and maintaining purchasing power.

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Survival Investing with Gold & Silver

In 1920 John Maynard Keynes (British economist – considered the most influential in the 20th century) wrote that "By a continuous process of inflation, governments can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of the wealth of their citizens." The U.S. Government and the Federal Reserve have successfully inflated prices for a hundred years, and especially since 1971 when Nixon eliminated the gold backing of the Dollar.

Inflation is like a hibernating bear; it sleeps for a time (the 1990s) and then wakes for a long rampage. During significant inflation, caused by excessive deficits, debts, expansion of the money supply, and printing money, you can lose most of the real value of your savings and your retirement, while your expenses rise far more rapidly than your income. Many countries have experienced hyperinflation in the past three decades; with the wrong fiscal and monetary policies it can happen in the United States. Even modest inflation will, over time, destroy the purchasing power of your income and savings. We must prepare for the coming inflation or suffer the horrific financial consequences.

This book describes, in simple language and concepts, the economic and financial conditions that create an exponentially increasing money supply, runaway spending and debts, and price inflation. The loss of purchasing power is demonstrated for working and retired individuals. Specific suggestions are given to reduce expenses and increase savings, so you can invest savings and grow your retirement to keep pace with inflation. Inflation hedges are discussed, and their ability to preserve purchasing power is illustrated in a ten year table.

Supplementary topics are discussed in a "Bonus Material" section at the end. Those topics include the ongoing exponential rallies in gold and silver, projections for their prices in 2013, Technical Analysis, using an IRA to invest in gold and silver, and maintaining purchasing power.

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Survival Investing with Gold & Silver

Survival Investing with Gold & Silver

by GE Christenson
Survival Investing with Gold & Silver

Survival Investing with Gold & Silver

by GE Christenson

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Overview

In 1920 John Maynard Keynes (British economist – considered the most influential in the 20th century) wrote that "By a continuous process of inflation, governments can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of the wealth of their citizens." The U.S. Government and the Federal Reserve have successfully inflated prices for a hundred years, and especially since 1971 when Nixon eliminated the gold backing of the Dollar.

Inflation is like a hibernating bear; it sleeps for a time (the 1990s) and then wakes for a long rampage. During significant inflation, caused by excessive deficits, debts, expansion of the money supply, and printing money, you can lose most of the real value of your savings and your retirement, while your expenses rise far more rapidly than your income. Many countries have experienced hyperinflation in the past three decades; with the wrong fiscal and monetary policies it can happen in the United States. Even modest inflation will, over time, destroy the purchasing power of your income and savings. We must prepare for the coming inflation or suffer the horrific financial consequences.

This book describes, in simple language and concepts, the economic and financial conditions that create an exponentially increasing money supply, runaway spending and debts, and price inflation. The loss of purchasing power is demonstrated for working and retired individuals. Specific suggestions are given to reduce expenses and increase savings, so you can invest savings and grow your retirement to keep pace with inflation. Inflation hedges are discussed, and their ability to preserve purchasing power is illustrated in a ten year table.

Supplementary topics are discussed in a "Bonus Material" section at the end. Those topics include the ongoing exponential rallies in gold and silver, projections for their prices in 2013, Technical Analysis, using an IRA to invest in gold and silver, and maintaining purchasing power.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940045042000
Publisher: GE Christenson
Publication date: 10/23/2012
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 493 KB

About the Author

I am a retired accountant and business manager who has 30 years of experience studying markets, investing, and trading futures and stocks. I have made and lost money during my investing career, and those successes and losses have taught me about timing markets, risk management, government created inflation, and market crashes. I currently invest for the long term, and I swing trade (in a trade from one to four weeks) stocks and ETFs using both fundamental and technical analysis. I offer opinions and commentary, but not investment advice.

Years ago I did graduate work in physics (all but dissertation) so I strongly believe in analysis, objective facts, and rational decisions based on hard data. I currently live in Texas with my wife. Previously, I spent 20 years in Barrow, Alaska, the northernmost community in the United States, 330 miles north of the Arctic Circle.

There are many parallels between surviving in the arctic and investing for substantial gains in today's market. For example:

- Preparation for surviving arctic weather is critical, just as preparation is essential when investing.

- There is little room for delusional thinking when you are subjected to a 40 degrees below zero blizzard while facing 30 mph of wind. Similarly, dangerous markets will punish delusional thinking.

- There is much to learn about survival in the arctic, considerably more than just "wear more clothes." Markets appear less complicated and easier to understand than they actually are. Underestimating either arctic conditions or the complexity of markets can be deadly.

- Temperatures in the arctic gradually move from dreadfully cold to mildly warm. Markets seem chaotic in the short term but gradually move up and down in long cycles.

- One can experience the "midnight sun" for several months in the arctic. During that time, it seems like the sun will last forever. It does not, and several months later you will live through two months of darkness. Bull markets feel like they will rally forever. They do not and are followed by bear markets, regardless of what the Wall Street cheerleaders wish us to believe.

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