[Way back in the "early years" I read or subscribed to everything Col. Harwood's AIER published. It was one of the very few sound economic newsletters. So. African gold miners were all the rage back then.]
2011-OCT-04
Those who hold gold and silver who have been perturbed by the recent sharp correction in both metals cannot lose sight of the fundamentals underpinning the bull markets in these assets. James Turk's presentation in late July on behalf of the GoldMoney Foundation to the non-profit American Institute for Economic Research provides many fundamental reasons why.James outlines why gold should be considered "money" rather than an investment, and why the fiscal policies of governments and central banks all over the world are robbing paper currencies of their purchasing power – and thus slowly but surely propelling the value of gold, silver, platinum and palladium higher. Those seeking to understand the long-term forces propelling gold prices higher would do well to watch this video.
