Silver leads gold to new levels in a

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Silver leads gold to new levels in a continuing
bull market!
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Gold
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British Anti-terrorism Weapon
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U.S. National Debt Clock
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U.S. Trade Deficitsince January 01, 2006
Total 2005 726 Billion!
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U.S Operating Deficit 2006 Now Estimated at
341,000,000,000U.S. Current Account Deficit
(trade) 2006 estimated at 725,000,000,000!
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U.S COMBINED DEFICIT 2005 Over...1.1 Trillion!
The Twin Deficits!
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The Circle
U.S. Buys Goods from China, Japan and Other Asian
Manufacturers and Pays in U.S. Dollars
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U.S. Dollars flow to Japan, China, and other
Asian Countries
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Japan China hold about 45 of U.S. Government
debt
Japan and China then Buy U.S. Debt Instruments
with those U.S. Dollars
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How much does China influence commodities?
Will commodity prices continue to surge higher?
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China
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China
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China
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China
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China
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China
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China
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Conclusion

• HYPER-INFLATION!
• Results

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Conclusions!

• Japan and China hold 45 of the U.S. foreign debt
  in form of U.S. debt instruments
• U.S. Continues to buy goods and services from
  China, Japan, Korea, India
• Japan continues to be Chinas largest trading
  partner and the largest holder of U.S. debt
• Asian power houses continue to finance the U.S.
  debt that keeps the U.S. solvent

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JUGGLING ACT!
Asia announces that they want to diversify
investments!
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Warren Buffet

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Alan Greenspan

• The United States has lost control of their
  budget at a time when racking up deficits has
  been authorized without any control from
  Congress.
• As quoted by French Finance MinisterThiery Breton
  at G-7 meeting Sunday Sept. 25th.

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Ben Bernanke
Testimony of Chairman Ben S. BernankeSemiannual
Monetary Policy Report to the CongressBefore the
Committee on Financial Services, U.S. House of
Representatives February 15, 2006
Nevertheless, the risk exists that, with
aggregate demand exhibiting considerable
momentum, output could overshoot its sustainable
path, leading ultimately--in the absence of
countervailing monetary policy action --to
further upward pressure on inflation. In these
circumstances, the FOMC judged that some further
firming of monetary policy may be necessary, an
assessment with which I concur.
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Gold 1980 to 2006
New 25 year highs at 645!
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Gold 2001 - 2006
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Gold 1-Year USD
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Euro 1 Year
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Back toGold 1-Year USD
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Gold and Euro
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Gold in Euros
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Gold and Yen
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Gold in Yen
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Gold and British pound
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Gold in Pounds
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Gold and Swiss Franc
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Gold in Swiss Francs
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Gold and CAD
Gold is cheap in Canadian Dollars!
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Gold in CAD
Gold is cheap in Canadian Dollars!
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Gold and Oil
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Canadian Dollar to Par

• Energy Prices
• Commodities
• Lumber
• Copper
• Base Metals
• Precious Metals
• Interest Rates
• Deficit Free
• Paying down Debt

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Silver 2001 - 2006
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Silver 1 year
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Silver Gold
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But whats coming for the U.S.?
A Massive Devaluation of their currency!
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and what happens to gold?
1000or more??
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So, which would you rather have as a hedge?
Paper Currencies and paper assets?
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orHard Assets as a hedge against devaluation
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What to Buy?
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.9999 Pure Gold
One ounce One ounce Maple
Leafs Bars
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.9999 Pure Gold
.9999 Kilo Bars
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.999 Pure Silver
One ounce 100 ounce bars
Maple Leafs
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Thomas Edison 1847-1931

• "I'd put my money on the sun and solar energy.
  What a source of power! I hope we don't have to
  wait 'til oil and coal run out before we tackle
  that."

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And Finally
Charles Darwin Its not the strongest of the
species that survive, nor the most intelligent,
but those that are adaptive to change.
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