Real Information Behind Investing In Gold

Investing In Gold

You’ve most likely heard or read about investing in gold as a good investment because America could enter a hyperinflation and the value of a dollar will decrease dramatically… Yet the price of gold and silver is going to increase at an astounding rate which will make the people who were smart enough and fortunate enough to purchase these precious metals beforehand very, very wealthy…

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Lets face it, the economy of the U.S. is in bad shape. It’s in worse shape than most people may think, the unfunded liabilities of the U.S. such as social security, medicare, and medicaid are literally impossible to sustain. When you add on the trillions of dollars of debt, which exceeds the national GDP of the whole country, things start to look a little gloomy. When money is no longer backed by gold and only has value because the government says so, it is no longer real money it is called a “fiat” currency. This is the kind of currency that America has had since 1971 when Richard Nixon took us off the gold standard.

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Take a look at what happened to Zimbabwe when the leader of their country, Mugabe, printed off money out of thin air in order to pay off debts and stimulate the economy. They had an extreme hyperinflation and the value of their currency plunged so far down some Zimbabweans used it as toilet paper. The only way the people of this country were able to stay alive during these times of inflation was to literally get on their hands and knees and dig for gold. Seriously, if you research the Zimbabwe hyperinflation you’ll find out that’s true. Because GOLD IS REAL MONEY and once the fiat currency of a nation has come to an end, the total wealth of the currency will transfer back into its origin with an immensely huge purchasing power – Gold and Silver.

At this very point in time, even though most people are uninformed and uneducated of this fact, we are about to slide right through the hugest “Wealth Transfer” the world has ever seen to this date. Remember back in the 80′s when the wealth and value of gold and silver was sucked dry only to be moved into tech stocks and internet start-ups? Then in 2001 when the wealth was transferred out of tech stocks into tangible assets and real-estate? Since the real-estate bubble in 2007 where is the wealth moving now? The wealth is being transferred into gold and silver.

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This wealth transfer will affect everything in a persons life…
Real-Estate, stocks, bonds, your businesses, jobs… Everything.
And how will this happen? Through a wealth cycle. A wealth cycle describes how money is moved from an over-valued asset class in a bubble, to an undervalued asset class. A man named Michael Maloney who has been studying wealth cycles for over 20 years and can essentially predict the financial future by using history and real facts as his sources. He owns a company called Wealth Cycles – The purpose of this company is to empower individuals with knowledge and understanding of economic wealth cycles and enable them to ensure a secure financial future for themselves and their families.

Here’s a short video of Michael Maloney on wealth cycles and investing in gold.

Here’s a little description of what a wealth cycle is that every country has or will go through in its lifetime.

Stage 1: A country starts out fresh with good money that is either gold or backed by gold.

Stage 2: As the country develops, layers and layers of economic burdens also start to develop.

Stage 3: As the economic affluence grows so does its political influence and expenditures increase to fund a military.

Stage 4: The military will eventually be put to use and expenditures will really explode.

Stage 5: To fund the war, the country steals the wealth of its people and replaces it with currency that can be created in unlimited quantities.

Stage 6: The severe consumer price inflation caused by the expansion of the currency supply is felt by the population which triggers a loss of faith in the currency.

Stage 7: Finally, a huge movement out of the currency into precious metals and other tangible assets takes place. And a mass of wealth is transferred into those who positioned their money into the right asset class before hand.

This is a process that every single nation will succumb to without exceptions. It is impossible to have a currency that keeps growing forever with essentially no value backed behind it, the government prints off money in an attempt to persuade it’s citizens that there is no real threat to the economy until sooner or later there is so much newly printed money in circulation that the value of the country’s dollar will drop at an alarming rate.

The fact of the matter is, hyperinflation is inevitable when a currency is no longer backed by gold and the government prints off money to pay its debts and entitlement programs. It’s important to understand that this “Wealth Cycle” outlined above has repeated itself hundreds of times, in hundreds of countries since the dawn of man’s first currency. So investing in gold has nothing to do with the actual desire for the metals themselves, and everything to do with the desire to avoid the consequences that will come with the death of the dollar. And to reap the benefits of experiencing an extraordinary amount of wealth.

For a little more insight on this subject, visit the page that may provide some answers to your questions –> should I buy gold?

Thank you for your time and for considering investing in gold.
Sincerely,
Mike

One Response to Real Information Behind Investing In Gold

  1. I agree, many people fail to realize that gold works as a function of the economy, albeit in an inverse fashion. that fact alone warrants the validity of its existence.

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