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New Threats to Your Wealth—And How to Avoid Them!
(April 30, 2012)
2012 is a Presidential election
year. This means we’re going to
be bombarded with political and
financial ‘spin’. Now more than
ever, it’s vital to see through it.
This year will bring several
major threats to your wealth
and prosperity. Here’s what to
watch for!
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Latest Updates
May Options Expiration and Profits Taken = $306
(#1326: Fri 5/18/2012)
Here is the list of the profits taken/expiration option for May...
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Updates on APC, OXY
(#1325: Wed 5/16/2012)
Here are updates for the roll ups we did today on APC, OXY.
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Real Wealth
The Growing Danger in Europe!
(#308: Thu 5/17/2012)
Why Oil could nose-dive in price... How YOU can survive and prosper financially -- in this worst case scenario!
Why Mitt Romney’s Economic Policies would likely set the stage for 10% + Unemployment and devastating U.S. Depression.
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Why I Keep Warning Investors NOT To Store Their Gold, Silver, Platinum and Rare Coins with Dealers or Dealer Owned Depositories
(#307: Wed 3/21/2012)
Urgent Warning: Steer clear of Bob Higgins, Certified Assets, First State Depository Co. and his $250 million fund. It is my belief that this is a giant mess to be avoided.
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Latest Special Reports
Special Report: The Difference Between Investing, Speculating & Gambling
(May 10, 2012)
Most of the public does not know the difference between investing, speculating, and gambling.
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Speical Report: Fundamentals of E & P Companies That We Follow
(May 9, 2012)
Fundamentally, the ideal company would be one with....
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Coin Giveaway Winner
The winner (subject to verification) of a 1945 Gold Dos Peso Mexican Uncirculated Coin in the
Finest Known drawing is E Harold Bammel of Kerrville, TX.
Congratulations... we'll be getting in touch with you soon about your coin!
James on TV
Gold Rally on the Retreat
James DiGeorgia Appears on FOX Business News
Gold Rally on the Retreat
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James DiGeorgia Appears on FOX Business News
The collapse of the dollar has begun
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James DiGeorgia Appears on CNBC
This is the just beginning of Gold's break out
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James DiGeorgia Appears on FOX Business News
Rising demand to boost oil prices
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James DiGeorgia Appears on Bloomberg
Why gold is heading to $1,500.
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James DiGeorgia Appears on CNBC Kudlow and Company
Why placing 25% of your investment in Gold makes sense,
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James DiGeorgia Appears on FOX Business News
The Trader's Great Gold Rush
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James DiGeorgia Appears on CBC with Joe Kernan & David Faber
Will the BULL Market in Gold continue
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James DiGeorgia Appears on TheStreet.com
Congratulations on your 2009 Gold Prediction coming true..
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In the News
James DiGeorgia, publisher and editor of the “Gold and Energy Advisor” and author of “The Trader’s Great Gold Rush: Must-Have Methods for Trading and Investing in The Gold Market” is a sought-after media analyst for the latest predictions and insight into how the national and global economy are affecting gold and oil prices, and how investors should be responding.
James has been frequently quoted as an expert in The New York Times, USA Today, Los Angeles Times, Money magazine, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, The Boston Globe, The Chicago Tribune, and Barron's to name just a few. See below for articles recounting some of James’s most recent insights into the gold and oil sectors.
Oil prices soar as unrest intensifies in Libya
Los Angeles Times
March 7, 2011
Reports of intensified fighting in Libya propelled oil past $118 a barrel in Europe and to nearly $107 in the U.S., the highest levels since September 2008, with concern growing that the disruption in Libya's crude-oil production could last longer than initially expected.
Another day of rising oil prices meant falling stock prices. In a roller-coaster session, the Dow Jones industrial average on Monday closed down 79.85 points, or 0.7%, to 12,090.03. The Standard & Poor's 500 was off 0.8%, and the Nasdaq composite fell 1.4%....
Japan earthquake may push oil prices higher
Los Angeles Times
March 12, 2011
Reporting from Los Angeles and Washington——
The powerful
earthquake
and tsunami that slammed northern
Japan
knocked out car plants and steel mills, stranded thousands in offices and at Disney's resort in Tokyo, and pummeled financial markets in Asia and Europe. But the biggest effect on the world economy may yet come in further roiling oil prices that already have cast a pall on the global recovery. That's because the 8.9-magnitude temblor forced the shutdown of a number of Japan's oil refining facilities as well as some of its nuclear power plants. The loss of substantial refining capacity in the world's third-largest economy is likely to inject more volatility into gasoline prices — raising the risk of even higher pump prices for American motorists….
Gold and silver gain acceptance as portfolio components
istockAnalyst.com
March 25, 2011
(Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) By Tim Grant, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
March 25--Gold prices keep setting new record highs -- they did so again Thursday at $1,447 an ounce -- and
investors
are becoming cautious about investing in precious metals that have been gaining value for more than a decade.
But despite an 11-year winning streak for both gold and silver, advocates make the case that the limited supplies of metals vs. the almost unlimited supply of traditional currency make them worthwhile investments despite the lofty prices....
Silver is rising far faster than gold, but is it a buy?
Medill Reports: Chicago
April 19, 2011
“All that glisters is not gold,” but could it be silver?
The popular if often altered saying is from William Shakespeare’s “The Merchant of Venice”. “Gilded tombs do worms enfold,” Shakespeare warned. These days silver prices are whizzing upward even faster than gold, which makes the commodity seem like an investment no-brainer….
Gold turns investors’ heads
Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal Sentinel
April 23, 2011
The luster of gold has been catching the eye of humans for millenniums, but it shines even brighter when the world around it gets messy - as it is right now.
Gold set a record last week when it topped $1,500 an ounce, a price boost analysts say has been driven by a weaker dollar, low interest rates and uncertainty stemming from government debt and political turmoil in the United States and abroad…..
Gold ETFs Shine As Debt Talks Continue
Investor’s Business Daily
July 20, 2011
Gold bullion and mining ETFs regained their luster Wednesday as the greenback weakened. That occurred amid signs of progress in Washington to reduce the deficit and raise the debt ceiling.
SPDR Gold Shares (
GLD
) — the largest physically backed gold ETF — rose 0.9% to 156.02 in average volume. One share represents roughly a tenth of an ounce of the yellow metal.
Market Vectors Gold Miners (
GDX
)rose 1.1% to 60.35….
How to Survive the Stock Market's Wild Ride
Daily Finance
August 5, 2011
The stock-market roller coaster has been wild enough to make even the most stoic, stiff-necked investors queasy. After falling in 10 out of the last 11 trading sessions, the stock market plunged more than 500 points Thursday, making it the worst day for the Dow since Oct. 22, 2008, the day that marked the beginning of the global financial crisis. On Thursday, the index lost 4.3% -- erasing all the gains for the year -- to end at 11,384….
Commodities fall, gold rises to record on credit-downgrade anxiety
Baltimore Sun
August 9, 2011
Investors on Monday largely ignored the fundamentals of various commodities and instead focused on the downgrade of U.S. credit as a reason for sending oil and grain prices down while pushing up the price of gold. The price of crude oil futures dropped to about $81 per barrel, the lowest since November, on fears that the credit downgrade could lead to recession in the U.S. and lower demand for oil….
Market madness drives some to the glitter of gold
Boston Globe
August 13, 2011
On Tuesday, the day gold prices soared to a new record, Bob Dumont strode into a former bank building here, paid a precious metals dealer $9,100 and walked out with five shiny gold coins. After gold broke another record Wednesday, Dumont was back again, this time buying $3,600 more….
Denver mining firms hope gold's rise boosts profits
NewsOk.com
August 15, 2011
When it comes to turmoil in the global economy, the world's pain could prove Denver's gain.
Gold prices have soared in recent weeks, reflecting the precious metal's status as a hedge against financial turmoil….
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