Invest in Gold

2010 July 6
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Rough DIAMOND

Rough diamond

I personally expect gold to lag other asset classes over the next year or two (the exception would be a double-dip recession) as the economic recovery gains traction, the dollar strengthens and the unemployment rate moves lower. If we’re to have another spike in gold prices, it will come in 2012 or beyond and be the result of rising inflationary pressures combined with a gold net supply deficit.

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HAPPY 4th of JULY

2010 July 4
by gold nugget prospector

HAPPY 4th of JULY

Spot Gold Price Ready to Run

2010 July 3
by gold nugget prospector

California gold nugget

California gold nugget

Many worry about the similarities between current policies of President Barack Obama and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and those of  the Rooseveltian 1930s and the Carteresque 1970s. They believe we’re following a similar script as governments try to inflate their way out of an untenable position brought on by excessive credit creation, runaway budget deficits and a looming demographic problem in the developed world. read more…

Arizona Gold Prospecting

2010 June 28

Arizona gold prospecting  just north of Yuma Arizona. Old gold mine and claim markers are shown.

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Arizona Gold Metal Detecting – Whites detector

2010 June 27

Gold Detecting -- Gold Metal Detecting. The basic use of a metal detector in the Arizona gold fields.

The detector is the Whites TDI and it has a 14″ Advantage mono coil. This is Whites top of the line gold detector.

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5 Reasons to Own Gold

2010 June 26
by gold nugget prospector

Arizona gold nugget

Arizona gold nugget

Why you should consider owning gold:

The modern European welfare state has proven unsustainable. From Greece to Britain, from France to Portugal, European countries are slashing social welfare benefits, raising the retirement age and dismantling government bureaucracies. Yet, even as Europe is learning that you can’t forever rob Peter in order to pay Paul, the U.S. is racing to transform itself into a copy of the failing European model.


Our national debt just topped $13 trillion.

The U.S. government spent $83 billion more than it took in last month, and that figure is expected to exceed $1.56 trillion for the year.

Congress blithely enacted a new multitrillion-dollar health care entitlement. It’s now engaged in a debate over legislation repealing a scheduled cut in Medicare reimbursements and further extending unemployment benefits.

The health care bill that just passed contained more than $569 billion in tax hikes between now and 2019.