We are living in a reckless time. For the first time in our nation's history there is a risk of hyperinflation in the US. It's not too late to protect the purchasing power of your investment portfolio. Why not? Because the Fed has promised to keep interest rates low through mid-2013. Low interest rates, meant to stimulate consumer demand and to protect insolvent banks, result in the misallocation of capital that has stifled innovation for a decade. This policy caused the tech and housing bubbles, the explosion of derivatives, depreciation of the dollar and now risks hyperinflation.
While it is too late for the US economy, it is not too late for investors to protect their wealth. Jerry White's book will explain how to buy gold in an appropriate form. Written by a bullion market specialist with no axe to grind, How to Buy Gold and Silver Today answers the basic questions of both conservative and aggressive investors in their dual quest for safety and profits:
Should I take physical delivery? Where will I store it?Buying physical precious metals can be more complicated than buying stocks or bonds because they need to be kept somewhere safe. How to buy gold, silver, platinum and palladium, and how to create a precious metals investment portfolio are the subjects of this book.
It is addressed to investors — experienced or not with precious metals. While ETFs meet most traders’ goals, there is no single way to own gold that is right for every investor. This book makes it easy for any investor to create a diversified long-term investment portfolio that will meet his or her particular investment goals.
Much of the advice available on the web was written by a knowledgeable gold-selling firm or salesman, hoping to lead you to buy from them. Or it was copied from such a source by someone who knows little about precious metals investing. Jerry White is an experienced bullion market specialist and does not represent a gold seller of any sort. His advice is trusted by ordinary investors.
In addition, he recognizes that investors have many motivations to buy gold, and that no one form of gold ownership will be approporaite for everyone. You will be making a long-term commitment, and you should get it right.
The Fed’s latest adventure in quantitative easing could end the threat of deflation, economic stagnation, and high unemployment, while protecting the integrity of the dollar.
But most knowledgeable investors are not betting that way. Instead they see the Fed’s policy as leading to continued dollar devaluation, rising commodity prices, hyperinflation and perhaps a devastating collapse of our economic system in the face of an astounding public debt that continues to grow as the administration adds to the size, scope and cost of the Federal bureaucracy. How will GDP growth of 2 to 2.5% get us out of a deficit hole that keeps getting deeper by 10% of GDP each year?
There is no denying the risk. You have an opportunity to protect your purchasing power now by investing in gold, silver, and other precious metals. What this investment guide presents is not a get rich quick scheme but an easily implemented strategy for maintaining your financial well-being over the long term no matter what the Fed’s actions lead to.
How to Buy Gold and Silver Today is a guide to an easily implemented investment strategy for ordinary investors based on precious metals, whether you are 20 or 70, and whether your portfolio is a few thousand dollars or a several million.
Holding physical gold, or holding more than a few ounces worth, may not be appropriate for you at all. Not every investor is concerned about a collapse of the world's economic system or of government confiscation. If these are not your concerns, this book will guide you to creating a sensible portfolio for asset allocation purposes.
Some investors do want to have physical gold available, and there is prudent advice for them here concerning both local and off-shore storage options.
How to Buy Gold and Silver Today is a guide for all investors who want to protect themselves against the economic consequences of high deficits and growing public debt, of an ever expanding money supply, high inflation and devaluation of the dollar that degrades their purchasing power and makes a comfortable retirement a pipedream.
If you are unfamiliar with the gold market, its premiums, specialized dealers, problems of storage, and jargon (like contango, loco London and allocated bars) and you want to avoid its pitfalls and scams, then you will find this guide invaluable.
The answer should not be a surprise. Most investment advisors earn commissions only when you buy securities such as ETFs. But maybe ETFs are not the best form of gold investment for you. How about gold coins? Perhaps, but you need to know that most coin sellers' reps earn their commissions based on the premium they charge you over the gold price.
Your best defense against being misdirected and against overpaying is to know how to create a sensible portfolio of precious metals based on your own investment goals: what forms to buy, where to buy, how much to buy, and what are reasonable costs. Can you make an informed decision about your future on partial information? This Practical Guide will help you avoid these and other pitfalls by giving you very specific advice that answers these questions.
How to Buy Gold and Silver Today covers many topics of special relevance such as the role of the London fixings, central bank buying of gold, the risk of confiscation, the causes of hyperinflation, the bull and bear cases for gold and silver, the long-term outlook for platinum and palladium, and the tax consequences of owning precious metals in various forms. It describes the various forms of gold investment and the benefits and costs of each. It also provides an easy way for each investor to select the forms of investment that will best meet his or her investment goals.
that there is a safe, inexpensive way to buy and hold physical gold, silver, platinum and palladium in allocated storage in your own name? And you do not have to pay for shipping. Bullion dealers use it. Coin dealers have no incentive to tell you about it — neither does your stockbroker. But you will learn about it in this guide.
While Jerry White is not a coin dealer, broker or clairvoyant, he has a rich background in precious metals trading, investing and consulting. As former trading manager of a major bullion dealer, he has bought and sold millions of ounces of precious metals of all types.
He also managed a Comex gold and silver warehouse and shipped precious metals by courier, armored car, and tractor trailer. He gave his name to a well-known international commodities brokerage firm, and he was closely involved in the over-stimulated silver market of 1979-80.
As a consultant he has advised refiners, wholesale coin dealers, and Comex; and developed derivatives trading software for some of the largest international banks and a risk management system for JP Morgan’s Treasury department. He also set up a large-scale gold-jewelry buying firm.
Whether your interest is in buying a few thousand dollars worth of gold or several million of a diversified precious metals portfolio, White's how-to guide will save you money and help you avoid the pitfalls inherent in this high-value physicals market. The book is in pdf format and can be downloaded quickly and easily to pc's, Mac's and any other computer that can display pdf files. Now in its second edition (August 2011), it runs to 71 pages, long enough to be chock full of very specific advice on what to buy and where to buy it, and short enough for you to digest its information and implement your own buying plan quickly. The book is protected by US copyright. Buyers may print it only for their own use.
Before you put your investment funds into a market you are not familiar with, you owe it to yourself to spend an evening or two with this book. It will guide you to creating an investing plan for gold, silver and platinum-group metals that will help protect your assets and your purchasing power. It may be the best investment you make in your future well-being. Get it now. Read it tonight and start protecting your purchasing power tomorrow.


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PS: As a bonus, you will also receive FREE an Allocation Worksheet to record your allocations to various forms of precious metals investments. You can also use it later to compare your investments' performance with your initial allocations. How to Buy Gold and Silver TODAY will guide your selection among the investment possibilities within each form of investment based on your goals.
PPS: If you are thinking about investing in gold or silver, make your buying plan now. This guide will help you avoid high premiums and other pitfalls while protecting you against inflation and devaluation. Make sure you buy the right form of gold to meet your investment needs.
How to Buy Gold and Silver TODAY will help you realize your investment goals and protect your purchasing power at a cost that is a tiny fraction of your portfolio risk today.
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“When I first picked up this book I had no idea what was involved with buying gold or silver. I had no idea platinum was even a choice. I had always thought that I would simply log onto [my online broker] and buy X amount of gold, but its not that simple. White's book has introduced me to so many different options, methods and reasons for buying these precious metals. Without this insight, my investment would have certainly been a foolish one. After reading his book, I am confident that I understand what I purchased and that my decisions have been the correct ones for my current needs. Without a doubt, this book was worth its weight in gold.” — J. Roff