A world of difference. Gold cannot be destroyed and won't change even after a million years. Go buried a 1 kg gold ingot and a million years later someone dig it up.... U still get the same shining ingot of gold; I can't say the same for your baseball cards and postage stamps.

guys, as gold investors i would encourage read up both Mike Maloney's and Jim Rickards resource.

Mike Maloney's has a simple presentation at 'hidden secrets of money'. Google that.

Jim Rickards, the author of the 'Death of Money', is a good source of reference also.

Both no need buy, just look up internet resources about them.

Due to that US could not raise interest rate, there is no means the Fed (US) is able to conduct contractionary monetary policy.

The US debt is a staggering $18,000,000,000,000 now... the point is, the debt is not decreasing, nor does US has any foreseeable plan to repay their debt.

The loss of confidence of major market players, i.e., EU, Russia, China, Japan, India are now looking for an alternative instead of letting US printing their way to prosperity. Google AAIB, CIPS....both are new banking systems trying to rival World Bank and IMF.

Correct me if my facts are wrong =)

On a side note, i am buying silver too. Historically it shows 16:1 gold silver price ratio, as of writing it is an awesome 73:1....

On another side note, pay close attention to possible collapse of petrodollar system =)

This post has been edited by alexkos: Apr 12 2015, 08:29 PM

http://click.totalwealthresearch.com/t/CA/...BsZXRl./AQ/i0rw

With diminishing availability, price of baseball cards and postage stamps will only appreciate. Over 85% of gold mined remain in circulation, availability or supply is increasing every year.

Unlike gold, silver has industrial usage. Gold is more likely over priced than silver under priced.

and, both gold and silver are historically money in circulation.

If you can afford to drive down to Singapore, do buy silver there. The premium for silver here is really high. Even with the fallen ringgit, it's relatively cheaper in SG. I just did a simple comparison.

PAMP Suisse Silver Bar Cast 1kg 999.0 - Cond: A from Nubex = RM2380

Same silver bar from Gold Silver Central in SG = SG$847 which is around RM$2287

Silver stocks in SG are more readily available. No GST either. They stopped charging GST on gold/silver since 2014 I believe.

BSM selling 2344.00

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/SrsroccoRep...tm_medium=email

Pm me for best price in MY & SG. All silver & gold can be ordered. Can slightly better than Gold Silver Central too... no need to drive down to SG... hehe... Got 1pc 1kg pamp v certificate on hand... want more - delivery in 2- 3 months with 50% deposit.

This post has been edited by XtraLeoGecko: Apr 18 2015, 03:31 PM

Next month. .. pamp suisse multigram gold 1g arriving. ... tubes of maple 1oz silver.... silver rounds... silver bars 1oz....
pls reserve your bullet now... u will regret if u buy from others now before seeing my price next month. ... hehe ;-)

This post has been edited by XtraLeoGecko: Apr 18 2015, 03:29 PM

pm me prices....

Finally, I see someone doing some good homework. If you have time, take a look at Bill Still's "The Money Masters". Note that, Mike Maloney and Jim Rickards are mostly educating people on how to preserve their wealth as much as possible but Bill Still is seeking to end the inherently unfair monetary system.

Ok, noted. Will PM when I have the opportunity to buy.

If gold is fairer. Why should industrial and agricultural countries and service provider must buy gold from miners in order to trade? Should value of goods and services, and inflation rate to be controlled by gold miners?

This post has been edited by icemanfx: Apr 19 2015, 07:40 AM

Have you look at Mike Maloney's and Jim Rickards' articles and interviews yet? If you've done so, look at Bill Still's one.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...-as-imf-beckons

nice info, thk u thk u =)

Forget gold, buy a Vancouver condo if you want to stash your wealth, says world’s top money manager
http://business.financialpost.com/personal...t-money-manager

real estate/property indeed is the best place to stash one's wealth. Mike Maloney did mentioned that ultimately, our store of wealth should be in real estate/property. Precious metals like gold and silver is just the 'vehicle' for us to get there.

yup....but to acquire real estate with debt at present point is not encouraged.

The government may raise interest rate, of which, one needs to service a higher mortgage payment...