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The June Issue of TDV Has Just Been Released
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We have just released the June issue of The Dollar Vigilante.
Here are the first few paragraphs to whet your appetite:
Doug Casey often states that he is very bullish on humanity. He believes that humanity has been ascending for tens of thousands of years and will continue to do so. When prompted further as to why he is bullish he often states that technology is a key factor, further stating, “More scientists and engineers are alive now than in all of human history combined.”
That’s the good news. Here’s the bad news. There are more central bankers alive now than in all of human history combined as well! As Bob Hoye stated in a recent speech at the Committee for Monetary Research and Education (cmre.org):
“Ninety percent of all central bankers who have ever lived are alive today. Daunting isn't it?
It gets worse. Ninety-five percent of all the reckless central bankers in history are alive today.”
What this means is that things are going to get worse before they get better. Why? Because unless in the next few years scientists come up with a technology that provides all goods and energy at zero cost the central planning bankers will destroy the economies of the western world and impoverish billions before we can get to the next evolution of humanity.
The article goes on to show eleven charts you've probably never seen anywhere else... and certainly not all tied together to paint a picture of where the world is currently at and where it is going.
It's not for nothing that people like Lew Rockwell state, " If you don't subscribe to The Dollar Vigilante, do it now. You'll thank me."
And Doug Casey says, "TDV is one of the few things I read as soon as it hits my inbox. It's very well written, and quite entertaining, but more important, sound and thoughtful. And at once radical and rational. Put me down as a big fan."
Other topics we cover in this month's edition include:
- TDV Analyst, Ed Bugos, pounds the table stating, "In my view, over 80% of the gold shares have made a long-term bottom whether the averages go lower or not". He goes on to tell you exactly which gold stocks he thinks you should be backing the truck up on.
- In the Expatriation section, a TDV Correspondent outlines his experiences, good and bad, on expatriating to Egypt and, like all TDV Correspondents, welcomes you to call him if you choose to go there to check it out.
- In Survival and Health, we look at one of the most important foods missing from western diet, which is likely attributable to most brain diseases and how you can easily get it, make it and store this incredibly high nutrient food for years to prepare for the food transportation system coming to a halt like it did for a few days in 2008.
And more! In fact, in addition to the monthly issue we also write a weekly dispatch chock full of this type of information. It's new and views you can use... unlike almost anything you see on TV or hear from the majority of government registered financial advisors.
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Comment (1)
Interesting (free) gold analysis report at --http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2078535Abstract: Gold objects have existed for thousands of years but gold has only been an actively traded object since 1975. Gold has often been described as an inflation hedge. If gold is an inflation hedge then on average its real return should be zero. Yet over 1, 5, 10, 15 and 20 year investment horizons the variation in the nominal and real returns of gold has not been driven by realized inflation. The real price of gold is currently high compared to history. In the past, when the real price of gold was above average, subsequent real gold returns have been below average. As a result investors in gold face a daunting dilemma: 1) seek inflation protection by paying a high real gold price that almost guarantees a decline in future purchasing power or 2) avoid gold and run the risk of a decline in future purchasing power if inflation surges. Given this situation is it time to explore
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