What if you new that the collapse of the American dollar was inevitable? Would it alter the kind of life that you live today? Would your view of your economic future be affected, and what would you change in your life, if you would change anything at all?
by BrianGosur


What if you new that the collapse of the American dollar was inevitable? Would it alter the kind of life that you live today? Would your view of your economic future be affected, and what would you change in your life, if you would change anything at all?

Back in 1971, Richard Nixon talked the world into putting gold and silver aside as money and just continue to print the paper as money. Whenever that happens the economy goes up and down. This goes back to the Greeks and the Romans. Whenever a new Caesar would make his own money against using the gold and silver as money, the economic pendulum began to swing.

Well known men, like Robert Kiyosaki and Peter Shiff say you can predict the future. You don't need some magical window either. Just look at what's in front of you. Open your eyes. Don't stick your head in the sand.

The Federal government and Europe are printing paper faster then you can blink an eye. The faster they print the faster the value drops because there is nothing backing it up. It will continue to fall until it hits the bottom. What happens then? What happens to your savings?

As the dollar falls down, gold, silver, oil, and real estate go up. Why? That's where the value is. Taking your green valueless paper and investing in valuable commodities such as these is a very smart investment. Continuing to put your paper money in savings and 401k's will end in disaster.

Lets just take a look at silver. Gold is something that people buy and hold onto it. They horde it. Throw it it there safe deposit boxes and never look at it again. Silver is used very much in manufacturing. Cell phones, computers, electric lights, all use silver. The silver reserves are shrinking because of the manufacturing usage of silver. Right now, for every ounce of gold that I buy, I can buy 60 ounces of silver. I call that a bargain.

What we can't do is predict where the price of silver will be in the next five or ten years. Some are saying that silver could go to three or four thousand dollars an ounce. We can say for sure that gold and silver prices are on the rise and the falling dollar continues to fall.

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