Monday 1 April 2013

The Gold Bulletin from 1st April 2013


The Gold Bulletin from 1st April 2013

The Gold Bulletin

from 1st April 2013

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Interesting times for sure. In this edition we address what happens in Cyprus and again how it all seems backwards. New gold (and silver) investors worry about a possible future confiscation of their physical metal while in the meantime governments just grab (steal) a hefty percentage from bank accounts.

The ECB confirmed "Bank savings are not safe". Confiscation is part of reality already when the money is kept in the bank account; chances of a gold & silver confiscation especially when held physical are minimal. You are able to move and hide your wealth but money in the bank is all in the open and it's quite scary at least for me.

As we are continously saying: The physical ownership of gold and silver is one of the very few ways to protect your assets. The current market climate in gold and silver is ideal so stock-up your inventory and if you have bought in the last 6 months all you have to is nothing. No worry-no fear, you are safe and an outside observer of what is happening.

We hope you find the informationan
below helpful and educational.

All the best, sincerely,

Stefan Kramer
CEO


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