crhstreetwalker
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I speak of course about an impending explosion in PM prices. I can feel it coming.
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I speak of course about an impending explosion in PM prices. I can feel it coming.
The jump in PM's will be seen, but a fellow by the name of "Harry Dent" is saying that after the rollercoaster ride, gold will settle in between $600-$900.... matching what's left of the U.S. economy.... If the rumor about the U.S. gold vaults holding less gold than anyone expected should be true in some form, if our government wants some dollar/currency stability, they will go after everybody's gold like they did before. A few months later, back then, I believe there was the same type law and action about silver bullion, too....
Just passing along some news about a Bank Drill coming around Feb. 14th..... What concerns me is that the following Monday is a Federal Holiday, Presidents' Day, and it could be perfect timing to start taking money from depositors' accounts. Just a Heads UP....
Thanks Jim,
Trying to understand the world of finance, and a crystal ball, is about all the Average Joe has to help make decisions.
Just short of going into a higher tax bracket, I took out some of an IRA last week, paid most of the taxes out of the amount, and was at a critical crossroads as to what to do with it.
With this 5kw solar electric project I've been gathering/paying for panels, controllers, inverters, 8 L-16 batteries, wiring, and mounting rack materials for the past 2-1/2 years. Funds for it were from the sale of silver & gold scrap/jewelry I'd found at local garage sales, and our own garage sale profits. It has to operational by this coming Dec. 31, 2014, but I'm using the 30% tax credit to pay 70% of my taxes and still get back about $1,000.00.
Rather than go for buying PM's, I paid off the balance of my 2012 F-150 pickup.... Now, I'm completely and truly debt free, just property taxes, groceries, insurance, and an occasional medical/dental expense. Time will tell if I made the right choice....what do you think?
Bill