Gerald Celente : Gold is the Ultimate Golden safe heaven

Gerald Celente : I begun trading   Gold   in 1978 , my first buy was at 187 dollars and fifty cents an ounce , and what's different now and then that people do not understand and why they think it is a bubble and it is not is back then it was only the United States that was really playing the gold market you had guys like The Hunt Brothers that had cornered the silver market for example it is a whole different world now , back then there was the red Chinese nobody was doing business with them and Russia and Eastern Europe were locked behind the Soviet Union's iron curtain , there is a whole global game going on it is a global meltdown and Gold is the ultimate golden safe heaven that's gold is going so high it is because everyone knows that the only way that the Europeans or the Americans can get their way out of this mess they are actually not going to get out of it but to keep the Ponzi scheme going is by printing more money but they put those white shoe boyz labels on it such as 'QE2' and 'QE3' it means just printing more money and by the way : interest rates the FED have said that they are going to keep them down near zero until mid 2013 and the European Central Bank ECB is talking about lowering them and so the lower the interest rates go and they stay low the higher the price of gold goes it is simple arithmetic ...

Bob Chapman & Alex Jones - 02 Sept 2011

Bob Chapman : next will be a great week for gold , I think we might take a crack at $2000 next week , $2000, $2200 during September October will be fine I am looking for the end of February for $3000 / $3200 and silver probably $60/$70 somewhere in there JP Morgan Chase and HSBC are going to get stack deeply which makes me feel very good , and I am seeing a lot of short covering in gold and silver shares

MAKING A SILVER INGOT AT HOME : FINISHING

There are 6 steps to finish and polish your homemade silver bar. Step 1: Sand the bar with 150 grit sandpaper Step 2: Sand the bar with 220 grit sandpaper Step 3: Buff with 0000 fine steel wool Step 4: Stamp the bar with a steel punch/stamping set Step 5: Tumle the bar with steel BB's for 3-5 hours Step 6: Polish with a cloth wheel and polishing compound The bar in this video weighs 90 grams (2.89 troy ounces) .I filmed the most important part...the tumbling. Everything else was simple enough to just explain....and because I only have this 1 bar, I couldn't actually do it over again for the video. If someone needs a visual demonstration on how to use a piece of sandpaper or a stamp set & hammer then I really can't help them. You can tumble any shape you want to polish. If the piece is very detailed you may need more than just bb's though to get into all the small crevices and areas. .