Bob Chapman - The Financial Survival 21 Nov 2011

Bob Chapman : what we are seeing here is a coordinated effort not only to knock down gold and silver but also oil , and most of it pertains to MF Global , the law suits have start some already start getting their money back ...Moody's threatens to degrade France credit rating , the socialists lost in Spain to the PP the Popular Party which many believe has still some fascist elements in it ...

Gold down below the $1700 mark

The price of gold down the Comex in New York, bullion for delivery in December down to $ 1,677.20. Silver is also down to $31.56 . CNBC's Bertha Coombs discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets and looks at where oil and precious metals are likely headed tomorrow.commodities price drop (gold/silver) is basically investors trying to accumulate cash to buy treasuries for safety. This has everything to do with gov and bank default scare and not safety against fiat. ...But why are we talking about bank failures? Last time we had a banking crash gold and silver completely pooped along with everything else. So what does the physical investor do? Buy big on this drop this could be your last chance

How to Buy Gold Bullion Online

How to Buy Gold Bullion Online. Including Bars, Coins, ETFs and Exchanges!If you are considering an investment in gold, it is important to appraise yourself of the best options for your specific needs.Buying gold is one of the smartest and most secure investments that can be made in any bull or bear market. People invest in gold usually for two reasons - it's traditionally viewed as the ultimate safe haven during times of economic volatility and therefore seen as a wealth preserver. In addition it is used as a hedge against the US dollar. Gold has hit a run of new highs over recent months. A dash for its perceived safe haven status has seen the price of spot gold traded for over a record $1,800 per troy ounce (11 August 2011). On 11 July 2011, the price stood at the $1,544.20 mark. Gold bullion coins are generally a better investment than bars, because they come in smaller denominations and are thus easier to sell. Plus, you can sell just part of your collection which is much harder to do with a big bar