Perhaps you delight in simply skimming the headings and not thinking more about it; in which case, you may believe that better economic days are here in the USA once more -- or at the very least good times are heading this way.
"Economic growth stronger than expected." "Fed dials back bond buying." "Stock market fundamentals remain strong." And so on. The powers that be and compliant news media want to get Americans to believe that the economy, and thus their own financial situations, are finally reaching the cusp of a new age of prosperity in a nation that hasn't known it now for half a decade.
But do not be tricked. Only this week, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke announced that he'll begin decelerating the bond-buying program called "Quantitative Easing," a program that has actually been making the dollar more worthless faster than ever. Joining in the chorus are financial pundits who are pointing out that all this signifies renewed economic hope for America.
Yet whatever minor upticks the U.S. economy is only recently experiencing amount only to so much froth on top of an ocean of woes. The current federal debt and many trillions of dollars of future obligations, weak resolve by businesses, personal joblessness and anxiety, and the fears of corporate executives and company owners sitting on their cash all still serve as profound factors that lurk just beneath the surface of lies and feigned optimism.
And that isn't even considering Obamacare and the intensifying drag that will place on the economy, and on the spirits of the American people, as they fully realize what we and many other critics have been telling them all along: that it's a way to rob them of their money, health and freedom all at the same time.
In this environment, it's of some surprise to us that precious-metals prices remain depressed. Certainly there are many savvy investors who can figure out that grasping any sort of economic optimism right now is like whistling through the graveyard. America remains just one or two steps away from financial catastrophe that will make 2008 look like a pre-game warmup. And there will be nothing that any politician, king or magnate can do to stop it once it starts.
So, in conclusion, now is really a great time to rethink your investment plans and set aside gold and silver. There is not much time left before the fundamental truth of the creaky worldwide economic situation becomes apparent to everyone.
"Economic growth stronger than expected." "Fed dials back bond buying." "Stock market fundamentals remain strong." And so on. The powers that be and compliant news media want to get Americans to believe that the economy, and thus their own financial situations, are finally reaching the cusp of a new age of prosperity in a nation that hasn't known it now for half a decade.
But do not be tricked. Only this week, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke announced that he'll begin decelerating the bond-buying program called "Quantitative Easing," a program that has actually been making the dollar more worthless faster than ever. Joining in the chorus are financial pundits who are pointing out that all this signifies renewed economic hope for America.
Yet whatever minor upticks the U.S. economy is only recently experiencing amount only to so much froth on top of an ocean of woes. The current federal debt and many trillions of dollars of future obligations, weak resolve by businesses, personal joblessness and anxiety, and the fears of corporate executives and company owners sitting on their cash all still serve as profound factors that lurk just beneath the surface of lies and feigned optimism.
And that isn't even considering Obamacare and the intensifying drag that will place on the economy, and on the spirits of the American people, as they fully realize what we and many other critics have been telling them all along: that it's a way to rob them of their money, health and freedom all at the same time.
In this environment, it's of some surprise to us that precious-metals prices remain depressed. Certainly there are many savvy investors who can figure out that grasping any sort of economic optimism right now is like whistling through the graveyard. America remains just one or two steps away from financial catastrophe that will make 2008 look like a pre-game warmup. And there will be nothing that any politician, king or magnate can do to stop it once it starts.
So, in conclusion, now is really a great time to rethink your investment plans and set aside gold and silver. There is not much time left before the fundamental truth of the creaky worldwide economic situation becomes apparent to everyone.
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