Robert Kiyosaki ‏: be an Entrepreneur or an Investor Not a saver!

Robert Kiyosaki ‏: It’s important that you learn to be an entrepreneur or an investor . . . . Not a saver!

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.

David Skarica: 2013 will be the year of The break out for Gold Price

David Skarica: From a technical perspective, in mid-2011, we had a big spike in gold prices over $1,900/oz. We are now in the second longest consolidation of the gold bull market. The only one that was longer was the 2004–2005 consolidation, and that was longer by only a couple of months. Technically, a spike high followed by a sideways trading range that builds the base between $1,530/oz and $1,650/oz is a positive development. As the saying goes, "The longer the base, the more the space." It could also be called a "coiled spring." The longer we trade sideways, the bigger the break out should be. I don't anticipate new lows. It appears that we are nearing the end of the base and, though I don't want to sound like an out and out goldbug, I believe the breakout will be huge when it happens. One driver of the breakout, which no one is really talking about, is what's going on in Japan. Japan has now decided to devalue and print for the first time in 20 years. It is going to print more money than the US and Europe combined, even though it is a much smaller economy. That third nation of money printing—counting the Eurozone and the European Central Bank as one nation—is going to be phenomenal for the price of gold. Now you just have to be patient. I don't know if this breakout is going to start in March, June, September or December, but I really think that 2013 will be the year that we will break out. If you're looking at a price target, I'll just use the easy price target of $2,000/oz by the end of the year.- in goldnews bullionvault

Upcoming Debt Ceiling & China Gold Demand Explodes

According to the MIIT statement, domestic demand is set to surpass 1,000 tons by the end of 2015. This vastly improves the fundamentals for gold as a long term investment and silver for some extra upside potential. Keep in mind, these are the government reported numbers that only reveal what they have declared. There have been numerous reports of gold smuggling into China that would never be found on the books so use these figures as base levels. The ultimate impact of increasing their gold demand 500 tons per year could be enormous. India's demand has recently been curbed by government actions to slow down the physical acquisition by introducing new paper backed ETFs, but that doesn't stop under the table transactions. The IMF World Gold Council recently came out with a report showing how in November, China imported 90.8 tones of gold. That was double the 47 tonnes the imported the previous month in October bringing their annual import amount to over 800 tones, double what they imported in 2011. To put this in perspective, the 800 tones of gold imported in 2012 will exceed all of the official holdings of China. Also, during 2012 the Chinese bought $39 billion of gold while they bought under $10 billion of worthless U.S. Treasuries. Stay tuned on http://DailySilverUpdate.com for future updates about China's gold buying craze.