as central banks and particularly the American federal reserve the FED continues to flood the market with US dollar notes freshly printed out of thin air , investors fearing hyperinflation like Zimbabwe ex Yugoslavia Argentina or Weimar way have been and will continue to invest in Gold Silver commodities and other precious metals ....Gold prices have been rebounding as central banks around the world print more money, with Jim Grant, CNBC
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Gold Market Rally may be ending soon experts say
Gold prices rising tendencies may be at an end some Wall Street experts say due to the fact that banks are more reluctant to issue any more loans and the fact that unemployment is rising at a high scale ..Gold price has rallied 8.7 percent this year on fear of hyper inflation and the search of an alternative reserve to the dollar bill as a reserve currency ..experts like Jim Rogers and Marv Faber say they will continue to buy gold and commodities whether the economy grows or declines because in both cases gold silver precious metals raw materials natural resources and commodities in general are the best place to be Marc Faber said last month that US economy will become like that of Zimbabwe ...World gold mine production in 2009 is expected to increase by 20 tons to 30 tons from 2,416 metric tons last year, thanks to growth in the mines in Asia, Australia and west Africa,
Free Credit Card Tracking tool By Credit Karma
Credit Karma Inc., the Web site that offers free credit scores and financial advice to U.S. consumers, is adding a tool today to help users understand the components behind their credit reports.
The free service requires users to register and give personal information such as their Social Security number and date of birth. Users of the “Credit Report Card” will be able to see how their total debt, payment history and other factors may affect their scores. 
“Ninety-five percent of consumers don’t know any of these relationships and how they work in regards to a credit report,” said Ken Lin, the chief executive officer and founder of San Francisco-based Credit Karma, in an interview. “If you’ve ever looked at a credit report you’ve got 8 to 12 pages of data that doesn’t correlate to a credit score.”
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