Buy Gold: Is it the end of the gold bull market?

Gold Investment - 19 December 2011

The recent pullback in the gold price, and the prices of most precious metals for that matter, is not the end of the gold bull market (not that there is a gold bull market in the first place) or the end of increases in the gold price by a far shot. It is merely an attempt by the international bankers and their allies to keep the global fiat Ponzi scheme alive for a little longer.

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It is after all no secret that in order to keep the global fiat Ponzi scheme (the “paper gimmick”) alive for a little longer, especially given the mathematical certainty that it’s going to collapse at some stage or another, they’ve got to give the public at large the false impression that preciously metals are not worth a lot, especially when compared to fiat currencies (while nothing could be further from the truth). It is therefore wise to largely ignore the wild swings of the paper-manipulated gold price and to continue to acquire or buy physical gold (and other precious metals such as silver). The last thing you want to do is to sell your gold (physical gold that is). In fact, you’ve got to accept that they will continue to suppress the gold price (or the free market for that matter) through paper and other dirty tactics until very late in the game. Therefore, if you’re in the market for paper profits, you can expect to get your fingers burnt at some stage or another. Thus, if you’re holding paper gold, make use of the opportunity to get out of paper gold into physical gold (and hang on to the physical gold as if your life depends on it). You will be richly rewarded once the current fiat or debt-based monetary system collapses, which is expected sometime within this decade.

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History has after all proven beyond a reasonable doubt that precious metals such as gold and silver retain its intrinsic value no matter what. Among the worst things you can do to yourself is to shun precious metals such as gold and silver on account of the lies told by the international bankers and their allies. One reader at Zero Hedge has summed up the recent events in the gold market perfectly…

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