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What’s The Color of Your Money?

3 February 2010 No Comment

One of my favorites from Sesame Street, Kermit the Frog, always said, “It’s not easy being green”. If money could talk, I think every American dollar would be singing that song today. The dollar has suffered a great deal. It’s value continues on a very rocky road. Some are claiming the eventual collapse of the dollar.

Ever since Richard Nixon took us off the gold standard back in 1971, the dollar has faltered. That green paper you carry around is just that. Paper! But whenever the dollar falls the price of silver and gold go up.

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The best investments right now is gold and silver. Commodities. That is your best protection against inflation. There are also some great buys in real estate, if you have access to the capital, but have you seen the price of gold and silver recently?

Gold is about $1200 an ounce, and silver is going for about $18.00 an ounce. According to Robert Kiyosaki, silver is the better buy right now than gold. He says you should be buying it up. Why?

1. Gold is more plentiful then silver. 2. Silver is more in demand for manufacturing purposes. 3. You can get 60 ounces of silver for every ounce of gold you buy.

Now what if you could trim a hundred dollars off your budget every month? Cut out your Starbucks everyday. Start a carpool from your office. Get rid of a couple of those movie channels you never watch. Take those one hundred Abraham Lincolns and put it into some silver every month. Just think where you could be by the end of the year.

I’m not big on new years resolutions, but this one sounds like it would be worth trying. Strengthening your financial future by investing in silver or gold?

Could silver hit $100 an ounce?….Some are saying yes. What would be the color of your money then?

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