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Inflation Investments Could Make You Rich!

admin — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 02:19:32 +0000

Picking the best inflation investments could very well make you very rich in the next decade. As many of you know, I am a firm believer that the value of the dollar will plummet and the prices of commodities are going to soar; hence inflation. There is a great article over at Zeal LLC titled Big Inflation Coming 2 that explains the many reason why inflation is inevitable. Not only is it inevitable, it is going to happen in such a big way that fortunes are going to be made off inflation investments.

Since 2005 I have been strongly invested in commodities. My strong beliefs stem from the Jim Rogers teachings as well as the many articles at Zeal LLC. Long valuation waves have proved to reign true over and over again. If you are not sure what long valuation waves are, I strongly suggest you read the article and realize that we are only in the 9th year of the current wave that is likely only half way through. That means that the commodity investments that have seen huge gains are only halfway through their bull run!

With that in mind I am very bullish on the ticker symbols DBA, DBB, DBC and DBP. These are commodity etfs that track actual commodities rather than commodity companies. As Jim Rogers has been saying since 1999, commodities will see bigger gains than commodity companies because there is no guarantee that the companies will be able to find and access the resources. The less gold that is found, the higher the price. If a company cannot find gold, they lose profits. If you have money to invest and enjoy a good hobby, I suggest buying actual gold and silver coins on Ebay. I have been doing it for about two years now and it is quite enjoyable to find a deal on a good looking coin.

If you think inflation is not coming you are truly fooling yourself. If you want to put your money where fortunes will be made over the next decade, I would strongly suggest commodity investments. Gold and Silver doubled in the last year of the last commodities bull market, can you imagine if you got in several years earlier than that? This could be your chance!

In tourism news, there is a great article on Nantahala River Mountain Fly Fishing. If you have ever been to this area of the country, you know how amazing it is, if you haven’t please make plans to see this “best kept secret of North Carolina.”

Best Investments During an Inflationary Period

admin — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 04:20:11 +0000

In previous articles, we mentioned that inflation is likely to happen in the United States in the very near future. The government has given too much money to banks and lending institutions which will cause a decrease in the value of the US dollar and a subsequent inflationary period. The stock market has been a horrible investment over the past year as the overall market has been down over 40% and many investments have seen a loss of greater than 75%. This is causing many investors to weigh their options on future investments. There are a few options when it comes to investing in an inflationary period, but one investment vehicle seems to ALWAYS outperform.

Gold is the best investment during an inflationary period. It is the one asset group that has stood the test of time. Throughout history, this is the ONLY asset to remain intact. Many market pundits will say that gold is a horrible investment, but look who is talking now. Investing in gold in in 2001 around $260 an ounce would have netted a gain of over 260% if held through today. During that same period, an investment in the overall stock market would have netted a loss of over 31%. The same held true during the inflationary period of the 1970s and early 1980s. Gold was up over 1700% during that period which made many investors a great deal of money. The majority of the gains were seen in 1980 with a meteoric rise from $200 an ounce to over $800 an ounce in less than one year.

Is this possible today? With the actions by the Federal Reserve Bank, it seems quite likely that we will see a strong push higher from gold. A strong push like that of 1980 would increase the current price of gold to over $3700 an ounce. With this knowledge, you may ask, “what is the easiest way to invest in gold?” Buying gold coins is an option and often a fun hobby, but the easiest method is to buy shares of the GLD, the SPDR Gold Trust etf, on the New York Stock Exchange. Other options include the DBP or DBL.

We will offer much more on the opportunities during an inflationary period in the coming months.

Inflation is Coming…Where Should You Invest? Part I

Inflation is Coming…Where Should You Invest? Part II

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