The Gold Investing Record Profit BluePrint eBook

   Doug Eberhardt had been a financial analyst for 20 years. Now he is writing an ebook to advise people on the merit of gold investment. Check out this ebook,Click Here!

  “Gold is the best insurance against future shocks and acts as a safe haven for panicked investors. “

Just ask yourself, how many financial advisors today advise you to invest your cash in gold ?  Probably non, because it is likely that they make more commissions buying some aggressive growth funds for you and your portfolio.

Current Dow Jones index is still down from its previous high about 37%. CNBC gives you this number every day.

And right now we don’t know when it is going to turn positive?

Everybody says things are getting better but unemployment is still high, hovering about 10%.

In the meantime, most things at your local supermarket are going up steadily. That’s inflation. And it is not 4%. How much is a dozen of egg cost today, compare to last year ?

Is it really 4%? I think not. In 2006, a dozen of egg cost $1.45. But in 2008 it cost $2.18. And that is not 4% annual inflation. (From www.boston.com)

Cash is not very safe as well. The US Government is printing more money into the system, causing the US dollar to decrease in value as well as making the national debt larger; current national debt is in the tune of +10 trillion dollars.

Remember, the dollar is not backed by gold anymore.

All these debt must be paid in some ways. By taxing or printing money. Now it is printing money to pay for a portion of the debt, in the form of interest. Eventually, it will become increasingly difficult to do that.

According to Doug, the stock market crash in 1929, it wasn’t until 3 years later that the depression was upon us.

So, you see today, in 2010, we are not out of the wood yet.

Some startling statistics (from Doug writings);

1.   Government Debt – Now OVER 10.7 Trillion, up from 8 Trillion in 2007. $412 Billion went to just pay the interest on that debt in 2008.

        We owe China, Japan and the UK over 1.3 Trillion.    

        The U.S. is the world’s largest debtor nation. Would   

         you invest in a company that has this much debt?

        That’s what you’re doing when you buy Treasuries, CD’s and Money Market Funds.

2.   Budget Deficit for 2009 is projected to be $407 Billion but it has already ballooned to $2.5 Trillion. Where does this money come  from? ( See answer below)

3.   Trade Deficits $677.1 Billion – How long can a consumption society last?

4.   The Pension Benefit Guaranty Association (PBGA) has a deficit of $107 Billion and doesn’t have the resources to fully satisfy its longterm obligations to plan participants (which means that the U.S. government will have to fund it through inflation).

 40% of pensions are unfunded and this includes the point that they are factoring in an annual 8% return! This clearly is not attainable in today’s investment climate and even the PBGA lost over 20% on their accounts last year.

5.   Future obligations - $44 trillion for Medicare and Social Security (in today’s dollars).

6. Inflation – At 4% inflation you will lose HALF of your purchasing power in just 18 years, but if inflation were to double to 8%, you would lose half your purchasing power in just 9 years.

Based on the above statistics, do you see higher or lower inflation in our future?

So, according to Doug inflation is coming in a big way, and gold is an investment to counteract its effect and protect your wealth, especially cash from eroding.

Doug believes that gold has plenty of upside coming.

Doug will show you in his ebook how to invest in gold smartly.  

Here Is What The Gold Experts Are Saying:

Gold might climb to $1650 (R12 300) an ounce by early 2011 on demand for an investment to compete with the dollar and other currencies. The carry trade has dropped the dollar as a currency of choice,

Jim Sinclair, CEO of Tanzanian Royalty quoted November 19. 2009

JSMineSet.com       

Gold will hit at least $2,172, and $100 silver is inevitable. Is it unreasonable to expect such returns? Those are not unprecedented numbers. In 1980, gold hit $850 and silver hit $50. If you adjust those numbers for inflation since then, the metals will not make new highs until $2,172 (gold) and $125 (silver). We sold gold at $750 and $35 respectively in 1980, just two weeks before the peak. Not the exact top, but close is good enough. We started at gold $120 and silver $2.

Howard Ruff, The Ruff Times, September 20th, 2006

Ruff Times.com

I’m not selling, because I think we’re starting another bull market. And this one is going to be much steeper and much quicker than the last one. I’m not a perma-bull on any asset class, but in this case I’m forced to go into the gold stocks. They’re the cheapest asset class out there, and the one with the highest potential”

Doug Casey on the potential of gold stocks, February 2009, Casey Research

CaseyResearch.com

So, let Dough shows you how to do it.

Check out his eBook at this website, Invest in Gold Safely .

            Disclaimer: Above is for your information only. We are not financial consultants.

                              So do consult a financial consultant for his advice on gold as appropriate.