Gold held its value throughout the ages

James Turk, Director of the GoldMoney Foundation,interviews Johann Saiger, Who is the editor of "Midas Investment Report" and "Midas Gold and Precious Metals Report". Those two newsletters have become an indispensable guide for many private and well-known institutional investors in German speaking countries of the world. Now also available in English.In this interview Johann Saiger gives his view on the current economic situation from the inflation or deflation view point.His outlook for gold , why he does not believe that gold could be in any form of a bubble , He also discloses some short-term investment recommendations.

Gold holding well despite uncertainties

Gold holding well despite uncertainties , it has been great compared to other asset classes , and unlike money gold cannot be printed into infinity says Stephen Flood, director of Goldcore Investments, told CNBC, "gold is a finite currency, you can put all the gold in the world into a 20m high cube, you can print money to infinity and I think investors recognize that." he said " Gold is a good way to hedge risk " he added

Kiyosaki : This economy is on life support right now

Robert Kiyosaki : I mean, look, I don’t know what’s gonna happen, but let me just say, let’s say there is a terrorist attack and all that, whatever happens, earthquake, hurricane. This economy is so fragile. It is so fragile it’s on life support right now, and I’d rather hang on to stuff that’s real than to be speculating on the dollar or stocks. I have lots of silver because at least a silver coin, you can buy something with. It’s got some tangible value to it. So, that’s the way I look at it. I am very cautious right now. This rioting in England and all that, I think is gonna come to the United States. That’s what – if it doesn’t happen, good; but, in case it does, I would rather be prepared and that’s why I’ve always said, “Have some gold. Have some food. Be prepared.”  


Rich Dad Poor Dad is the story of Robert Kiyosaki's financial education. He had two 'dads' - one his real dad, who was poor, and the other, his best friend's dad, who was on his way to becoming a very rich man.